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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-23
Portland Marine Bible .Societu.

The Rev. DIR. Payson viii deliver discourse
before the Portland Marine Bible Society, in bis
meeting house, on Sunday evening next-exer-
cises to commence at halfpast six o'clock.
As the object of the Society is to promote the
circulation and reading Of the Holy Scriptures
among seatarng brethren, and to inhame
the zeal ofthose, whose :" home is on the deep"
in this important work, it is earnestly requested
that all the masters and mates of vessels, and
seamen, now in port, would attend. The centre
pews of the meeting house will be reserved for
their use, and that of the Society.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-23
ceremonisls and parades, and such titles as
custom authorizes.


CEUrA, July %.
BY inquiries made on The 10Th inst. we
learn the following pariiulsrs Of the affairs Of
Morocco :-Tbst The discharge Of artillery,
and many other rejociOgs at Tetusn, were on
account Of victory gained by Muey Zeid,
with bis army of So 600 men over that OF bis
uncle Soliman, 20 900, between New Fee
aud Old Fee, at place called Ell Pulmer-
that Zeid had caused six oil The general. of
Soliman TO be bebeaded, and also famous
Chrirtisn engineer Zsid had 600 men kill
ed in The battle, and Sohman $500 killed and
prisoners The battle was on the 7lh. The
heads oflhe persons above mentioned are fixed
up over The gates OF Tetuan. Zeid, with
hall his army, was at Megninez aud the other
half IN Old Fee, bul that all would unite at
the first place, and likewise an army Of
blacks, who bad proclaimed Zeid Emperor.
S0Ilman retreating wilhthe rest Of his army
IN the greatest disorder twenty leagues from
Fee that Zeid, after the battle, attacked that
city, which shut its gates against him; be rails
ed batteries against II, with which he destroy
ed bis uuole's palace. and many houses. AZ
ter the firing had lasted five days, the women
and children, and old people came out with
the books of the law 10 beg mercy, which he
granted on their proclainIing him emperor.
Zeid is said To have taken a solemn oath, on
the books of the law, not 10 lay down his
arms till his uncle was killed. He is very an
cry with the Jews of Tetuan, for having a.
larmed those Of Gibraltar, which has induced
the English 10 break of all commerce with
Barbary.
A private letter from Suczarva, dated July
20, mentions that battle had been fought be
tween some Turks and Hetarists on the 25ih.
The Turks lost 20, and the Hearists % meu.
I The Hetarists taken prisoners were most BAT
barously treated. The Turks cut of an arm
or foot Of some, roasted them and made
them eat their own flesh.
The transport Despatch, arrived from Alex
aDdTia, having on board several colossal pieces
Of antiquity discovered by Mr.. BelzOni IN T.
gypt also the long expected sarcopbagus OF
alabaster, found in the Egyptian tomb at The
bes.
Letters from Rome say, that all the mem
bers of ne Buonaparte family, who reside in
that capital, and especially his mother, are
plunged in The most profound grief.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-23
IMPORTANT DECISION.

October Is, l82I-Ctrcun Court u nited
Stafes-Philddeiphia.
LonsdaIe Us BrorH.-In this case, Judge
Washington decided, after argument, and
bolding tbf case for some time under ad wise
ment, tina bill of exchange drawn in one
state OF mr. union, upon person or perso os in
another St pie OF the union, is a foreign bF Of
erchange.
The lee rned Judge went into foil exa min
alton OF THE question, and gave bis reason al
length and with great ability, Tor The Opt ZION,
which whFn pulished, will we think be bund
quite salts faetory.-Nationa! Gueene.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-23
BY THE MAILS.
Gov. Jackson & Col. Callava
Remarks Of The Editor of The Richmond En-

Remarks Of The Editor Of The Richmond En-
guircr.
We shall not stop 10 inquire, whether the
Governor had the authority TO do as he has
done, or whether there was any other legal
process by which he might have reached the
papers in question. Granting him the full au-
thority 10 act, we are however prompted to
ask,
lst. Whether he nigh. not have seized the
papers in the first instance as well as the last.
without touching CaIiava
2. Why not have confined aim g in his
own house, as was done in the case Of the In,
! tendant Of Il New Orleans q
| But say it was expedient TO seize hi. per-
son-wby, 10 the 81 place, Vigorously doom
BIN TO an Imprisonment In the common prs
on, the receptacle perhaps Of runaway ne
groes and telons 4? Why not have put him IN
der guard in the Governors Office, or some
public house, until the papers had been seiz
ed Ii this measure had proved too weak,
then why not reserve the common prison as
the dernicr resort
Let us, however, pass his case 10 come 10
the other feature in this transaction-J Judge
FrOmentiR.
II is matter Of regret, that " The FIoridi
an has not shed as much light upon this part
OF The matter, as ii has 60 forcibIy done in the
case Of CalIava. For all that we know of il. .
we are compelled TO resort 10 certain articles
IN the New Orleans Advertiser. National In
telIIgencer, and Baltimore Federal Gazette.
The last Purports TO give the very words OF
the writ which The Governor issued against the
Judge. The following queries embrace the
very hasty view we have taken Of this matter
Is not Florida at thla time part Of the u
nied States Not State, OF course, but
part Of the territory Of the United States.
Does not Congress derive lis authority to
make laws for this territory from The constitu
ton
Must they not take this commission with all
the restrictions hich are attached TO it-hat
Is 10 saw, 10 respect the freedom Of the press
and OF religion, 10 pass no bill Of atander, 10
leave untouched the writ Of hdbeds corpus, ex
cept in cases specified by the constitution ?
Ii congress itself cannot, eau the president
or one Of bis officers, curiaiI any Of these
rights to tie inhabitants of Florida
Can the officer commissioned BY the Pres
ident, exercise any authority, or cause any
Spanish laws 10 prevail which are in direct
opposition to the c. l.. g.?
Had not JSdge Fromentin "a federal judge
power 10 issue writ Of habeos corpus, and
was he not bound 10 % % IN application?
How then could the governor consider il as
contempt Of bis anthority-as a" misdemean-
or? SC. &c. "?
II, on the return Of the writ, and on hearing
the ease, Judge Fromeniin should have decided
to lei loose Callava. would not that have been
the proper time FOR the governor to have arrain
ged Fromentin for contempt, lift falls at all
within the Governors jurisdiction
Can the Governorsregalate religion-the
press, &C. sc. &c? IL il be said no; because
congress in their oSn law declares that III
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-23
.M.4SONIC LECTURES

we understand the members Of the two LODGES Ia
TINS place have lately associated together for The purpose
OF Lectng on the three first degrees III older thereby
70 introduce greater uniformity in the mode cf WORKING
and oi cuFatng the moral and instructive lessons winch
they enlon and that their meetings are held for taia
purpose at Masons Hall every II ssday evening.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-23
MARRIED.

In this town, by Rev Dr. Pavson. Mr. AdeE
Jackson, Prirter % bliss Mehitafle Quincy.--AIr.
Ehphalet Webster, to Miss - Prince
On sunday last hiT. Henry Greepieaf, to Miss III
anna r. Gram
J.? Rev. NJ. Nic@7-7, NJ. John ~ Mzrsd's., W
Mrs A.niie 5. J.ha5os
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-23
sttm-s GADRIzTrLIRaa
PORTLA Nd, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1e, 1aI y.

The sub ects, in Europe, which seem 10 " t
produce thf most speculation, are the alta irs o
the Russians and Turks. The accounts are Fath
er contradif tory, relating to them; but the rob
ability is, dhat war will soon take place, If il
has not alrehdv commenced, between those pow
ers. The English and French papers incliTbe &c
this opinion and think the Emperor Alexa nder
only waits the opportunity of favourable sc ason
to invade the Mahometan territory, and attempt
march to Ponstantinople.
This posture of affairs must exceedingly faFour
the Greek ri revolution, and so far as that is con-
Cerncd we wish it may be true. The Senate.
sitting in Me senia, province ofthe Morea, most
free from tile Turks, to regulate the afai IS Of
the peninsula, have sent an address TO the citi-
zens of this country, il the original mo- fern
Greek, and III a French translation, compinI cnt-
ing the Anne icans, and soliciting their did : to
purge Greece from the barbarians, who for -four
centuries ba4e polluted it.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-23

powers N Florida shall be exercised SO as 10
ma intain The inhabitants " in The free enjoy
mdni OF their liberty, property and religion
4 nd that therefore religion must be rec
WHY ALSO II may be asked, IS not The privilege
o. the habeds corpus equally essential Q The
Liberty Of IFS inhs bItants. II man may be Ia
keh up al time, when there Is no INVASION
AMI rebellion. aud kept in iail as long as an
EXECUTIVE officer pleases, where IS the free
dom OF the people
AT the late term Of the Court of S essi bns, in
Naw York, Ann O'Leary, decent 10 pklng
woman, Of good character, was found guilty
Of thro1a'ng VitriOt on Bridget Murphy IN
III Pt Jealousy, having found her with her hus-
ba3d. Mrs. OaLeary has seven chIldre 10.
among other trials, was that OF John Ipowns
and Elizabeth Downs; which was att ended
with SOME very lsughable occurrences. The
chatge was for 40 assault and battery, OF mid
Chal actef. Mrs. Downs, a corpulent lady, be-
ing called, Land aside her CLOAK, bonnet and
shaw and, coming forward, made low court
esy 10 the court, crossed herself jeyoutly, and
decl AIRED that she intended 10 tell the truth.
She then proceeded most yehemently, fn her
Justification threw her arms around th L Dis
trici Attorney, and gave him close bpg, 10
iliustI ate the manner Of the assault aud al
length getting warm in the argument, sh{ con-
mencdd speaking irish, and Counsellor swan
ton, b9ing against her commenced also 10 speak
IN lrIs4I. "A iudlcrOus scene ensued (; aud the
whole examination progressed IN Irish, do the
Infinite amusement OF The court. Ma. .ldU.
Govefnor Brooks, has issued bis Proc lama
ton, APPOINTING Thursday, he 9th Decf mber
next, toIb be observed as Gay OF Thanks Wng
and Prayer throughout the Commonw ca nh OF
Massachusetts,.
Two causes for seduction were lately tried
in the county d Westminster. The II hers
Of The unfortunate females were pIaintI n: n
both casts, aud each recovered a verdict OF
1909 dollars.
At the Work Summer Assizes. Dauisdn vs.
Wilson. HE pI1ntrf, an old man aged 3d. sued
the defendant, Miss w. aged ga, for bleach
OF marriage. Mr.. Scarlet conducted The plan
tIfi's easel which afforded fac scope tor derry
eoquenceb and he kept the audience in a CON
tInued laughter. Twenty pounds dan lsges
we're obtained.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-23

The English papers give us an account bf
shower ofsnaIis, which fell near ToCllingtOn, ant
the French phpers Of a shower Of iChte 6,t tcr
flies. near Rohen, both which occurred in sql all
Of rain. We recollect, two or three years hga
we had accounts in the Boston papers of a 81 low
er of" little fishes" on the common, in that pb bee
All these come nigh To the stories in ancient dav
of showers of gold and showers of stones anC
stand, we suppose, on about as good fcundatidn.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-23

Sergeant II nham Of the army has been RED
il the District of Columbia for the murder Of Ser
gc1nt Kelley, also of the army, and 1und
guilty. The prisoner had challenged the ded cas-
Cd, who fecli4cd fighting, saving the pris bner
was poor ignbrant wretch beneath his no ice.
The parties being afterwards together in a n Dom
the prisoner afked the deceased ifhe would Five
him any satisfaction and on bis refusing, Id put
a pistol I'd his breast and shot him dead.
Oar. I'd. Farmer, was tried at Amherst in
New HatnpShIrc on the 10th inst. for the Inur-
der Of " idow aver, of GOffstOwn. under Giro UNI
stances of atrpcitv. which excited p,blic i1dig-
nation, ahd W IS found guilty the juIr bro light
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-23

On Friday we were visited by snow std rm,
which confirm Fd, sluggishTy, nearly through the
dav; but the snow dissolved about as fast rs it
descended. The Thermometer, at sunrise. stood
at 81 degrees !: on Saturday morning the me rCu-
nv was as low Is 26 degrees, at sunrise-but on
Sunday il rose during the dav, TO CT deg1 ices,
making change, in less than tlirty-six ho urs.
Of 80 degrees n greater difference than a ear
produces In soflo climates.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-23

In the gale N 81. Bartholomew on the 10th
Sept. three vessels from this port were lost, one
Of them with ! full cargo Of sugar and molas ses
the partifulars of the gale will be found in our
shipping mend randa.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-23

ISssiOn Army The total military force
oil Russia, Is estimated 10 be 81 900 men.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-23

Orders have been gwen in France, fnr pre-.
paraiions for the ooronoDstion Of Louis VIII.
They viii probably Try 10. exceed is splcnd-
our ceremony and psrade, that OF George w.
la many coGniues some OF The same spirit
seems to exist anu tasy go pretty far ia their
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-23

Two clauses for seduction were lately tried
in the county q Westchester The f4hers
OF the unfortunate females were plaintiff. IN
both case +, aud each recovered yerd ict Of
1000 du.larS
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-23

Govefnor Brooks, has issued bis Proc lama
ton, APPOINTING Thursday, he 9Th Dec mber
next, to be observed as Gay OF IhanksEving
and Prayer throughout the Commonw ca bib Of
Massachb set;s
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-02-20
@ OAGWaM q KIN Go
PAINTING. SC.

E subscriber, feeling crate
n full for past favours, returns his sim
cere thanks TO his customers, and hopes by
an unremtting attention 10 their best in
terests, TO merit and receive a share Of
the public patronage.
He has now on hand variety
of CARRIAGES, which, were they to
call aud purchase, would, he trusts, be
pleasing to both parties.
he would also inform the pub
nc that he has young man in his employ
VINO wishes encouragement at Sign Paint.
'ng' Gliding, Browning aud Glazing.
JONATHAN HARRISON.
Eliz. Town, May %, 1920.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-02-20
William milford,
GABlN1l85 FalNll a Z lGRo

THO doors north Of Rivers's City Tavern,
D ETURNS his thanks for the encour-
IL agement he has received from his
friends, and the public in general, aud
informs them that he has on hand hand
some assortment of work In his line, of the
most recent and approved fashions, as
good as any offered Tor 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 punctually at
ended to.
WINDOW BLINDS made. and
neatly repaired.
Elizabeth Town, Jan. II. 1920.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-02-20
Essex Orphans Court

january
DY order Of said Court, will be sold
ID by the subscribers at Public Ven
due, on Saturday the seventeenth day Of
March next, between the hours of twelve
and five o'clock in the afternoon of that
day, at the late Dwelling House Of Capt.
BENJAMIN WINANs, dec. the HOUSE
& BARN, aud about twelve acres Of ex
ceIlent LAND, late the property OF Will
liam B. Higgins, on the old road from
Elizabeth Town TO Railway, near the
dwelling. house Of Gilbert Rindell--with
large Brook on the west end of the
premises. Likewise, An excellent lot OF
SALT MEADOW, containing about five
acres, below Trembley's Point, adjoining
piles's Greek.
SARAH WINANS,
ISAAC MORSE,
Executors Of the estate Of Captain
Benjamin Winans, deceased.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-02-20
ESSEX PLEAS.
Caleb Halsted, jun.

ESSEX PLEAS.
Caleb Halsted, jun.
VS.. IN AttaCnmeut.
Cornelius CtaTk.
UyHE subscribers, Auditors 10 the a.
bove stated action, will expose al
public sale, at the house OF William l.
Craig, in Elizabeth Town, on Friday the
10th day OF March next. between the
hours Of twelve and five, p. nj. the fol-
lowing described property, attached as
The property Of the above named defend
ant The Dwelling House aud Lands
wherein Samuel Clark lives, in Railway :
Also, all the right which the above named
Cornelius Clark has to the Dwelling
House and Farm Wherein Jansss M. Clark
lived at the time Of bis death, situate at
the Wheatsheaf.
WILLIAM DAYTON, ]
OLIVER HATFIELD, auditors.
OLIVER huffman, }
Eliz. Town, Feb. IL, 1921.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-02-20
FOR SALE,
a HOUSE AND LOTT

A WELL.BUILT two-story House,
IA pleasantly situated, and arranged 10
the most modem style, rooms below COM
municating with folding doors, a back
piazza with binds, excellent bedrooms,
good kitchen panlries and closets, Gel
lars well filed n, and every convenience
for the comfortof family.
Gu the premises is a large Building,
suitable either br a carpenters shop or q
stable.
The Garder is well cultivated, and
contains many Furnishing frtlit-trees.
Terms Of pigment made easy. For
further particulars, apply to
M. ARMSTRONG.
Jan. 8, 1921
ALSO, FOR SALE,
A Black Man, aged 10 years,
A Black Woman, aged 10 years,
A Black Boy, aged years.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-02-20
POETRY.
From. the Northern Wing.
STANZAs.

ss.4ias, our young affections run to 1rdste,
Or 1oGser but the desert"
THERE is a season of distress,
When life is robbed Of every charm
When fortunes smiles no longer bless
Nor even dangers frowns alarm;
''ris when DER hopes expiring thrill
The heart pours forth its requiem
When rapture's blithsome voice is still,
And bliss hath withered on the stem.
Oh! that dark midnight of the mind!
No pleasure lights its loneliness
Then the sad cypress wreath is twin'd,
And sorrows icy fingers press.
How chang'd from that enchanted hour,
When first affection sweetIy smiled,
And joy put forth her lily flower,
To blossom on lfe's desert wild.
Lost Love and Hope! your s;siiissRi asFiiss'a:
AS the sweet blush of early spring;
Your hues are fair-your pumes are light
But ever, ever on the wing.
Oh! Hope is but meteor beam
Which dances on life's stormy wave
And love is but transient CLEAN
Which lights us onward to the grave.
SONG.
THERE is love that lasts awhile,
A one-day flower-no more,
Opes in the sunshine of smile,
And shuts when clouds come Ger.
There is a love that ever lasts,
A shrub that's ever green;
1t flowers amid the bitter blasts,
And decks wintry scene.
A cheek, an eye, well-turn'd foot
May give the first its birth,
The fiowret has but little root,
And asks but little earth
No seanty soil true love must find
Its vigor to control:
1t roots itself upon the mind,
And strikes into the soul!
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-02-20
10 Let,

For one year from The LIST Of april nert,
FNyHE STORE now occupied by
Messrs. Hincaman & Whitefied,
two doors south of the Elizabeth State
Bank.
Also, The SHOP over the Store, now
occupied by E. M. Tombs as Tailor's
Shop.
Also, for Sale or to Let, PEW No.
l02, in the First Presbyterian Church.
For particulars enquire Of JAMES +.
MEEKER, Elizabeth Town, or oil the
subscriber, No. l73 Chatham-st. New
York. ISAAC l.. DAVIS.
Feb. 10, 1921.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-02-20
FOUND,

IAN Tuesday last, Purse, containing
small sum Of Money, and other
papers. The owner can have It by APP
Alying at this Office, and paying for this
advertisement. Fen. 10, 1871
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-02-20
w atch Lost.

OST, about three weeks since, (sup-
IA posed in the neighborhood of Wood
rufus Farms,) Gold Hunting WATCH,
the crystal and face little broken, with
two gold Seals and Key attached to the
Watch by black ribbon. The finder
will be literally rewarded, on applying
at this Office.
Dec. Goth, 1920.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-02-20
HOUSE
EAR ELIZABETH-TOWN.

NEAR ELIZABETH-TOWN.
NOR SALE, convenient HOUSE
u for small family, with a new Barn
and Stable, and about a acres Of Ground,
well stocked with variety Of choice fruit
trees, and divided with new fences. Near
The 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 a
city and country residence. The terms
OF payment will be made easy, and the
price moderate. Apply to
THOS. MACE,
sept. ~. on the premises.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-02-20
Notice.

A LII persons indebted to the estate Of
IA Mrs. JANE ROSS, deceased, are
requested TO settle the same Immediately;
and those having demands against said
estate, will present them for examination,
to JOHN CHETWOOD, } -
MATT. d. DEHART, h1Ts'
Els. T0ivn, Dec. A, 1920.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-02-20
GROCERIES, &c.

TIME subscriber has just received q
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 short cred
itE-among which are the following arti.
cles, viz.
Cognac BRANDY
Holland and Pierpoint's GIN
' s:';'.ss and RUN
TsnsriiIs, WINES
Clare, '''
$ s co.. .,' SUGARS
% % $;::: g s,:.,. : TEAS
Molasses
Green Coffee
Chocolate
Rice, Starch
Spices, &c.
Sweet Oil
Spermaceti Lamp Oil
Salt
Powder and Shot, &c.
White Lead English}
Chrome yellow
Yellow Ochre
Spanish Brown
Verdigris
Paint Oil
Spirits of Turpentine
Lamp Black
Also, handsome assortment Of IRON
HOLLOW WARE.
c. S. WINANS.
Ehz. Tom, Sept. 10, 1920.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-02-20

I'D AN away from the subscriber. on
~ Thursday morning last, a Black
Man named WON. He is about five
feet high. forty years old, and has an old
look; wore a brown roundabout jacket,
aud brownish velvet corded pantaloons.
He crossed Powles Hook on Friday last,
and it is supposed intends going up the
North river. A liberal reward and rea-
soDabIe charges will be paid to any per-
son who will apprehend him and confine
him in Jail, and give information to the
subscriber so that he may be recovered.
JOB CLARK.
Union, Jan. 80, 1921.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-02-20
SHERIFF,S SALE.

ESSEX PLEAS.
Matthias Wtlliamson,l
VS.. , ri. Ia.
.4ndrew Woodruff.
The State Bank at Elisabeth,
VS.. Fl. Fa.
Andrew Woodruff.
Wy virtue OF the above stated writs
lid of fieri facias, to me directed and
delivered, have levied ou the Dwelling
House and Lot whereon Andrew Wood
ruff lives: Also levied on the Dwelling
House and Lot whereon Robert Adams
and Cornelius p. Vanhouten live: Also
levied on the Dwelling House and Lot
whereon Austin Penny lives: Also levied
on the Store-House and Docks lately the
property of Isaac Woodruff, dec. and Elias
b. Dayton: Also levied on small lot Of
Land, bounded by lands Of Jonathan
Dayton and Nehemiah Woodruff Also
levied on lot Of Woodland, adjoining
lands of Nehemiah Woodruff aud others
which / shall expose TO sale at public
vendue, at the dwelling-house Of Lewis
Rivers, innkeeper in Elizabeth Town,
on the nineteenth day Of March next, be-
tween the hours Of twelve aud five o'clock,
P. M.
NATHAN SQUIER, laLe Sheriff.
January is, 1921.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1821-02-20
Bible Questions.

ISOR sale at this Office. by the dozen
~ or single copy, MDOWELL'S
QUESTIONS ON THE BIBLE.
Feb. Q, 1921