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No. 11, of Vol. AT.] MONDAY, JUNE 27, 1808. i [Whole No. 531.
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Communication
#OR TBt PORTLAND CAZETTI,
IT i? peculiarly unpleafant to dwell with
rigour on the frailties of human uature. But
we are hound to drag vice from it$ lurking
hole, and itrip the falfe glare from every fpe
cies of wtckednefs, and not hefitate to cxpofe
it ia i'I its deformity. It is a principle gen
erally received, that man is depraved, that the
*• crown is fallen from our head,” and that we
are prone to evil, ** as the fparks do fly up
ward ** The abominable crimes of which
mankind have been guilty, would furtiilh a
outaiogue Coo hor iu for ptuutal. Yet, not
wit hftauding we are willing to punilli goofs
offenders, we perhaps receive and filter ifh pre
penftties, which, though feemingly harmlefs,
tend to vice. There are many faults and foi
ble* which do not rank with real crimes, but
which ottea lead perfons from the path of
rectitude, and caufc blennlhes in their char
acters which a length of time can fcarctly ef
face. There is one of this kind which 1 fliall
particularly notice, which is Vamity. This tru
ly ridiculous pallkm it moft prevalent in the
young and inexperienced, and may therefore
he more cxcufable; bat it is certaiuly the
height of folly for perfons of mature age to
be puffed up with felf-eHeem, and 10 be found
trumpetting their fame to every byftander.
When this filly paffion firlt begins to make its
appearance, it is often raitlaken for a com
vendable emulation, and a defire to excel in
noble deeds; but the difference between them
is foon difcoverable, for while tbit is modeftly
fhrinking from the applaufe of the world, and
Aill ftrinng to perform a&iun* truly great and
heroic, that, is proudly affuJting airs of im
portance, yet meauly courting a • Tpliment
from every perfon, and arrogating to himfelf
praife for exploits he has never achieved. If
it happens that Nature has endowed the vain
van with taients above mediocrity • if hepof
ftrffes the Icaft vigour of mind more than his
•eighboor ; or, if he chance to be fuccefifful
in hit undertakings, his pride is te hear it re
ported, and to “ hear and talk of bimlelf all
the day long.” His own wonderful adtions
a/e the confiant theme of his difcourle, & his
friends are continually harrafled with a pom
pous relation of what they already know,
ihe preient day abounds with mftances of
thiskiud; but let the conceited egotitt be
told, that he greatly deceives himlelf while he
feels that degree ot feif complacency. “ Men
fay not. behold he hath it, qr fee he poffetierh
it, bur mark how proud he is of it ” In thrfe
larter days, while popular applaufe is the aim
cf mofi peojde, and public difkn&ioa the only
Criterion of merit, the fjotj/Tl cgutift but full
fcopc tor the difplay of his favourite paffion.
8e‘f commendation has uow become familiar,
tnd ib long a« this continues, virtue and Her
ling merit will be unnoticed. The perfon pof
fe'Ied of vanity to a conliderable degree, la
boor* under this peculiar difadvautage, that
by thinking himfclf already in poffefiion v»f
every needful accompli fitment, he pay# no at
tention tv the acqutremeix of ufeful knowl
edge by reading and ntfle&ioo ; and, a* he
Ibnginc* no one can teach him, he negledfc- to
avj.! t '.rufelf of the knowledge and experience
o! other*. He is forentoft in every difpute,
uuu iiirulta in bit opiniou before it is alked.
Hi* detight i* to be arbiter between contend
ing parties ; not fo much for the love of
* peace and tranquillity, l»ut in order to lhow
mu coufequeuev. He i* intruding Uimfelf in*
te companies of all rank* where it is {Hifflble
■for him to gain admittance, ami immediately
ttake* the lead of converfatiou, without re
garding age or difimClion.
tit has become very fafliionable for char-u'l
lOf this ftamp to gain a very partial kaowl
ge of Lavater* tieatife or fome other of the
Ifcitid, and rlien let up for a phyfiognomift.
fTheir eye i* now afquint upon every face they
»nd no perfon paffe* them without a
Remark. This they do to fhovv that they are
! perfon* of ohfervation, and are not inattentive
fbe fmalleft varieties of n-ture The form
•cd lines of the forehead, the proportion ot
I t*1e the color and expreflion of the ey<»,
HI** completion and many other whimfical no
pons are ledtured upon by theni in whatever
Bonpany they are, without any regard to the
Bpinian of thofe prefeut; and perhaps being
■oengroffed or rather overwhelmed in the a
Bundauce of their own fuppofed knowledge,
*^*y forget that lome may differ from:h«m
Bb feotimenr. But enough has been faul .—
w* is very evident that with ruany perfon* van
By is a ruling pafiion. Therefore, let all thofe
*b° we raifing themfclve* high in their own
Bftnnation, be advifed to vonfider for a moment
BBt others have as good right to an opinion
their own as themfelves ; that l*y egotifm
flfltcy betray a want of real knowledge, and,
; b « while they are priding themfeives on their
pjiofed attaiumei:ts,they are made the laugh
J»E£-ftock of the world.
ONE or A TUOOSiNU.
the Eleven of Cumberland Diftrift.
ifELLOW-CITlZlNS,
I IT is highly important you fhould
made acquainted, from official
fources, of the Fads relative to the
Watc of the votes you gave, in April
for Senators ; — and of the pro
ceedings on thofe votes which have
I fcxciied fo much conversation and
Concern.
Athens fpeak much plainer than
^ords.—There may be thole who
T«uke violent pretuifiens to a facred
Regard for the Voice of the People,
fr* tiprefled by their fuffrages:—and
that that voice ought not to be ftifled
it it can be afeertained ; who, nev
erthelefs when it will effctt party
; purpofes and the deed can be done in
' fecret, and covered with the rubbilh
j of conjiruftive law; will not hefitate
to fet afule and deftroy thofe fuffra
ges ! I make no charges.—I fubmit
facts :—You will form your judg
ment thereon.
The whole number of votes given
in by the legal Ele£tors of Cumberland
diftri&, and feafonably returned into
the Secretary's Office, were as fol
lows :
For the Hon. Mr. LEWIS, - - - J»05S
Dr. MITCHELL, - 3023
Mr. HUBBARD, - 2969
Mr. MEANS, - - - 2965
Scattered, - - - - 13
Making a total of 12,039
Of which 3010 were neceffary to
make a choice ; —fo that MeflYs.
Mitchell and Lewis, were both
chofen by your fret fuffrages. How
came it then, that Mr. Hubbard, (a
democratic candidate,) who had 60
votesleis than Mr. Mitchell^fcd
eralilt), was notified by the Gover
nor and Council as being elected a
Senator ; and did attend the firft day
of the fcflion, and voted ia the or
ganization of the firft branch of the
I Legifiamre ? The records will tell
| ycu, that the Governor and Council
I threw out all the votes given in Free
port and Pownaf, where the federal
candidates had more than 200 each ; ;
and MeflYs. Hubbard and Means but
) 138 each ! What was the pretence i
for this l—That there were two re
j turns from Freeport \ when the en
velopes of the returns (hewed, that
Pownal was not then organized as an
incorporated town ; and thar, agree
ably to the fpirit of an acf of the Le
giflature, the citizens of that place
voted in Freeport, and rtquefted the
Selectmen of Freeport to certify and
defi^nate the fanw .•—Which was
d«ne 1 Hut this was not deemed fuf
ficient :—The democratic town of
Sumner, had thought proper to return
the candidates voted Tor, 011 two pa
ges of a (heet of paper : the demo
cratic candidates, (who had 41 each)
on one page ; and the federal candi
dates, (who had 20 each) on the oth
er page ; both pages being figned by
the Selectmen and Town Clerk.—
Thefe returns being exa&ly alike,
ought, one would have thought, to
have fhared the fame fate.—But the
Go- ernor and Council thought oth
erwife.—They placed 41 votes to the
columns of Meflrs. HubbtirJ&c Means,
the democratic candidates \ but o
mit ed to place the 20 to the columns
of NkfTiS. Alitibell and Le-xis / i hus
Rands the fadts. Do you wonder,
after all ihL'figuring, that the Hon
ourable Council found that 2830
made a choice j and that Mr. llub
bard had 2b j2 and was chofen ? f !!
AN ELECTOR.
June 11, 1808.
TROT, JUNE 7 18c8.
Bella ! Ocrabme Bllla !
I HE PreGdent's bulletin.? have juft
announced the following glorious vic
tory over the Potafb rebels in and near
, ka> ^fileton, and b airhaven, in //Vr
I *nont on the 27th ultimo.
1 he /harp fpyers of the Executive
Guards got information that five
waggons, loaded with patafh, and
owned by one Lothropy of lrat were
proceeding weftward through Cajlle
[ tony net more than one hundred miles
from the line of Canada ; when Ma
thew Anderfon, and two others, ail
of the Hibernian infantry, armed
with ax-helves, and foe-handles, im
mediately went in purfuit of thefe
Potafh Yankees, determined ro exe
cute the Prefidential vengence on
their devoted heads, andJtop de veels
of the “ infurgent” waggons. The
waggon*, not much alarmed at the
approach of thefe United Irifb, kept
on a fteady, yankee march, through
Cajileton, to bairhaven. Here the
IriiE blood of Anderfon waxed warm ;
and he called on the conftituted au
thorities of CaJVcton (of which there
was a plenty) to aftift him in flopping
;hc progrefs cf this “ combination
i
of mfurgent” waggons, hired, he
j vociferated, to transport potajb to feed
! our natural enemies, the Canadians /
The alarm foon fpread—the Emb/ir
goroons muttered —Firft on the field
came the Honorable Gen. Ifaac
Clarke, Efq. Firft Judge of the Coun
ty Court Then came Robert Tem
ple (not Simple) Efquire, a Juftice of
the Peace, and Clerk of the Supreme
and County Court3 : After him came
General Qlark's fon, the hon
orable Do&or SamaA bhatu, Efq, ooe
of the Council of his Excellency the
Governor :—Then followed A. Iff.
Hyde% El quire, High Sheriff of the
county, followed by Captain David
Sanford, Efquire, commander of the
Legion of Honor and of an artillery
company in CaJUetsn and latl of
all, came Rdlin C Mallery% Eiquire,
Secretary to the Governor and Coun
cil, and attorney at law, &c. See.
&c. &c. et cetera.
44 Then armed all,
B«th great and final!—
With clubs and each a katclrt,
The Indian King,
Could never bring,
An army that could match it.**
1 hus organized, armed and accou
tred, they took the pas charge to
Fairhavax j where they were reinfor
ced by the Honorable James JVither
ally Elquire, Representative in Con
grefs, and lately appointed JuJge of
the Michigan Territory ; And then
furnmoning the waggoners to furren
der !—In veiled with fuch a hoft of
titled dignitaries ; and being unarm
ed, the poor waggoners capitulated ;
and with their train of potalh wag
gons were efcortcd back to CejUetcn,
kept iu cuftody by the High Sheriff,
that night, and the next day difmiffed
on their paroles, leaving their potafhes
in the hands of the captors. On
this glorious vi&ory we mod cordi
ally congratulate our embargoed
C<-untry. Ca ira f
N. B. The above mentioned gal
lant “ General Clark" was a few years
fince expelled the legislature of Ver
mont, for only fecreting under his
jacket a few votes he was dire£lcd
to count.—That’s til. Others of
thefe intrepid law-fupporters are
equally “ honorable men.”
--
Government cf Maffachufetts,
FOR THE YEAR ?8o8— <)
HIS EXCELLFNCT
JAMES SULLIVAN, Esq.
governor.
HIS HONOR
LEVI LINCOLN, Esq,
LIEUT. GOVERNOR.
„ ^ COUNCIL.
Hon. David Cobb, Hon. P. Mcllen.
Edw. H.Robbins, Oliver Fiske.
George Cabot, E. Spooner,
Artemas Ward. T. Dwight,
Bcnj. Pickm an jr.l
SENATE
Hon. HARRISON G. OTIS, Prefident.
SUFFOLK. BARNSTABLE.
Hon. Htfrifon G. Otis, Hon. J. Dimmick.
Wm. Spooner, DUKES & NANT.
John Phillips, Hon.G. G. Huflcy.
Peter C. Brooks, WORCESTER.
James Lloyd, juu Hon. Salem Towoe,
ESSEX. E.Bri ham,
Hon. Enoch Titcomb, Thonius Flalc,
John Heard, Jonas Kendall.
John Phillips, BERKSHIRE.
Nath’l Thurfton, Hon. T. Childs,
Wm. Gray. A. Eggleflon.
Samuel Putnam. NORFOLK.
MIDDLESEX. Hon. John How,
Hon. Aaron Hill, £• Fiflicr.
Samuel Daua, YORK.
Amos Bund, Hon. J. Woodman,
J: L. Tuttle, Jofeph Ltland.
HAMPSHIRE. CUMBERLAND.
Hon. E. Starkweather, Hon. L. Lewis,
Hugh M’Lellan, A. R. Mitchell.
Eli P. Aflimuu, LINCOLN, &c.
S. Lathrop. Hon. Wm. King,
BRISTOL. T. Lincoln.
Hon. N. Morton, jun, KENNEBECK.
David Perry, Hon. B. Gannett.
PLYMOUTH.
Hon. Nathan Willis,
Seth Sprague.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Hon. TIMOTHY BIGELOW, Speaker.
SUFFOLK.
B oft on, Chriflophcr Gore, Wm. Smith,
James Robrnfon, Wm. Brown, Jonathan
Hunncwell, John Welles, William Phillips,
Stephen Codman, Benja. Ruflell, Daniel
Sargent, Thomas W Sumner, John Cal
lender, Benjamin Goddard, Benjamin
Whitman, John T. Apthorp, Dan
fort h, Charles Davis, William Ifcimmatr,
Jonathan Chapman, Thomas Dcnr4c,
E\ijamin Bufley, John Parker, Jofeph
Head, Ebcnezer T. Andrew#, Ignatius
Sargent, Stephen Higginfon, jun. Ifaac P.
Davis, Jofeph Coolidge, jun. Charles Jack
fon, Francis D. Channing, William H.
Sumner. Chelfea, Nathanitl Hall.
ESSEX.
Salem, John Hathorne, William Cleave
land, John Southwick, Jolhua Ward,
Jofeph Story, Jofeph Winn, Jos. Sprague,
Btnja. Crowninlhield—Marblehead, John
Prince, Nathan B. Martin, Phillip Beijom,
John Bailey, Afa Hooper, Joihua Prentifs,
jun. Lynn and Lynnfield, Jofeph Fuller,
Micajah Ncwhall, Aaron Breed. Danvers,
Samuel Page, Nathan Felton, Squire
Shove. Beverly, Ifrael Thorndike, Thas.
Davis, Abner Chapman, Thomas Ste
phens. H'enham, Samuel Blanchard. Man
cbefler, Henry Story. Hamilton, Robert
Dodge. Gloucefer, Benjamin K. Hough,
Thomas Parfons, John Somes, jun. Ben
jamin Webber, James Tappan. Ipfwiih,
Nathaniel Wade, Jonathan Cogfwell, jun.
Jcleph Farley. Rowley, Moody SpafFord,
Thornes Gage. Newbury, Joliah Little,
Silas Little, John Olgood, Richard Pike.
Nezuburypcrty Mark Fitz, Thomas M.
Clark, Andrew Frothingham, Jonathan
Gage, Stephen Howard, John Pearfon,
Abner Wood, John Peabody. Bradford,
Thomas Savory, Samuel Webfier. Bex
ford, Thomas Ptrlcy Andover, Thomas
Kittredge. Topsfdd, Nathaniel Hammond.
Salisbury, Jonathan Morrill. Amecbury,
Benjamin Lurvcy. Haverhill, James
Smiley. Methuen, Benjamin Olgood,
MIDDLESEX.
Char leflown, Thomas Harris, Matthew
Bridge, David Goodwin, Peter Tutts, jun.
Elijah Mead. Cambridge, John Mellen,
Samuel P. P. lay. Wtfi-Cambridge,
Samuel Butterfield. Brighton, Stephen
! Dana, Medford, Timothy Bigelow, Mal
den, Jonathan Oaks. Newton, Timothy
Jackfon, Samuel Murdock. Watertown,
j Thomas Clark. Waltham, Abner Sander
, foil. Wefion, Ifaac Fisk. Lincoln, Samuel
Hoar. Lexington, Nathan Chandler. Sud
bury, William Hunt. Eafi Sudbury, Jacob
Reeves. Hollifion, Jeffc Haven. Hopkin
t.n, Walter M’Far land. Fremingbam,
John Fiak. Marlborough, Jedediah Brig
I ham, Ephraim Barber. Stowe and Box
I borough, Ephraim Whitcomb. Concord,
i Jofeph Chandler, Jonas Lee. Woburn,
1 Bill Ruffel. Reading, Timothy Wake
field, Daniel Flint. Billerica, Jofeph
Locke. Chelmsford, William Adams,
Ichabod Gibfon. Carlifie, Ephraim Rob
bins. Wefiford, Thomas Fletcher, jun.
Afton 5 Jonas Brooks. Littleton, Simon
Hartwell. 0/aton, Jofeph Moors. Dracut,
; Daniel Varnum. Dunfiable and Tyngs
; borough, Matthew Scribner. Shirley,
j Nathaniel Holden. Pepperell, Jos. Hcald.
Townfend, Abner Adams.
HAMPSHIRE.
North Eafi Hampton, Solomon Stod
dard, junr. Thaddeus Clap, Ifaac C. Bates,
YVilliara Edwards, Southampton, Lemuel
Pomroy. Weftbampton, Sylvefter Judd.
Weftfield, Afhbel Eager, Jedediah Taylor,
Wefi Springfield, Jonathan Smith, junr.
Jere Stebbins, Charles Ball, Jeffe M’Intire.
Southwick, Enos Foot. Granville, lirael
Parlous, JoUn Phelps. Eiandford, Jofeph
Bull. Norwich, Aaron Hall. Chtfier, Sy 1
vefter Emmons. Chefierfield, Bfrnj. Bartons.
Middlejield, Uriah Church. Worthington,
Jonathau Brewfter. Williamfburgh, John
Wells. Hatfiefld, Ifaac Maltby. Whauly,
Phincas Frary. Deerfield, Elihu Hoyt,
Ebcncter U. Williams. Conway, John
Bannilter. Gojben, Samuel Whitman.
Aftifield, Ephraim Williams, Elijah Paine.
Plainfield, John Cunningham. Cumington,
Peter Bryant. Greenfietd bnd Gill, Jiaac
Newton, James Gould. Bernatdfion and
Leyden, Hezckinh Newcomb, jun. Stephen
Webfter. Coir am, David Smith, Jonathan
M’Gee. Shelburn, Juha Kellogg. Buck
land, Enos Pomroy. Hawley, Edmund j
Longley. CbarUmont, Abel Wilder, >
Heath, Roger Leavitt. Rowe, John Wells,
Springfield, Jacob Bills, Jonathan Dwight, i
jr. Mofes Chapin. Longmcadow, Ethan,
Ely. MonJ'on, Abner Brown, BnmfielJ, j
Stephen Pynchon, Jonas Blodget. Ludlow,j
Gad Lyon. Palmer, Aaron Merrick, j
Ware, William Bowdoiu. Greenwich, :
Reuben Colton. Belcher town, Eleazer *
Clark, Eliakim Phelps, Joleph Bridgman,
jun. Pelham, John Conkev. Granby, David j
Smith. Amherft; Zebina Montague,
Samuel P. Dickinfon, Hadley, Charles
Pticlps. South Hadley, Haggles Wood-j
bridge. Sunderland, Daniel Whitmore.
Montague, Medad Montague. Wendell,
Jolliua Green. Sbutesbury, Peter Lamb, J
New Salem, Varney Pearce, Samuel C,1
Allen, cfcrthfield, Ezekiel Wcblter. War
wick and Orange, Jonah Cobb, Ebentzcr!
YY ilhams.
PLYMOUTH.
Plymouth, Nathaniel Goodwin. King
fon, John Fauncc?. JDuxburj, Exekitl Sonic.
MarjbJitU, John Thomas. Pembroke, llaac JJ.
Baker, Bailey Hall. Bridgwater, Williain
Bayiies. MidJUlorougb John Tmkharn, Le
vi Fierce, Samuel Pickins, Jacob Culhinan.
Rocbejler, Gideon Bariiovr, jun. Plimptun,
Elijah Bisbtc. Halifax, Nathaniel Morton,
Abington, Samuel Niks. Hanover, John B.
Barllow. Scituate, Charles Turner, jun.
Enoch Coliamore. Hirgbam, Hawkcs fcar
ing, Jonathan Cuihing.
BRISTOL.
Taunton, John W. teabury. Tighten, Johu
; Hathaway. Uebebotb, Elkauah French, jun.
I Swan icy, Daniel Hale. Sumer/J, m. Ret. d,
Atilchotougl, Joel Reed. Man,yield, Solomon
' Pratt. Horton, Laban Whcatou. E.f-xm, John
Tiidait. Rajrkam, iifael Walhbura. Berkley,
A polios Tobey. Freetmm, Wm. Rounfville,
Ebenezer Peirce. Nrw-Brford, A Idea Spoon*
er, Seth Spooner, Samuel Petty, Charles Ru£»
fell. Dartmouth, Joel Packard. IVeflpurt, Abner
Brownall, Sylvefter Brownall. Trey, Abra
ham Bowen.
BARNSTABLE.
Bamf.Me, Richard Lewis, Jabte Howland*
Jefeph Blilh, jun. Samhei b, Jolui Freeman,
1 Benjamin Percival. Falmouth, Brad. Dimmest,
James Hinkley. Yarmouth, John Eldridge,
Janies Crowell. Dennis, Judah Paddock. Hat*
, Ti-iib, Ebenr. Weeks. B, e-wfhr, Ifaac Clark.
Chatham, Reuben Ryder. Orleans, Jonathan
Bafcom Kajlbum, Samuel Freeman. Welljiret.
Jonah Whitman.
NANTUCKET
Nantucket, Micajah Collin, Walter tfalger,
jan. Uriah Swaiue.
WORCESTER.
Wotcefer, Edward Bangs, Ephraim Mower,
Nathan White. Leicefer, Nat hi. P. Denny.
Spencer, Benjamin Drury Brookfield, Dwight
i Fuller, Oliver Crofby, Ifaac Nickols, Rufue
Hamilton. Slur bridge, Zeuas L. Leonard;
Charlton, John Spurr, James Wolcott. Dudley,
Aaron Tufts. Douglas, Benjamin Craggin f/#»
bridge, Peter Farnuiu. Mtnden, Jofeph Adams,
M lford, Samuel Jones, Upt urn ^ l ira Wood.
Graf am, Jofeph Wood, button, Jonas Sibley,
Joliah Stiles Oxfura, Ab’jah Davis bbnezvfiny,
| Vathni Hemenway. Wefibatt,\ Nathan Filher.
buu:tkuro\ Jeroboam Parker,. Nerthboro', James
Keyes Boy/fion, J imes Loiiglcy, Wej1 Bcylftm,
Ezra Beamau Laneaf.-r, Eli Stearns, Jonas
Lane Ha vard, Jonathan Symonds. BJton Sc
Beilin, Silas Holman, Levi fs enam. Sterling,
Ifrael Allen, Bartholomew Brown. Holden,
Wihiam Drury, Rutland, Zadock Gates. Pax*
ton, Na.hauiel Crocker. OukLam, Jeptha Rip
ley. Nenu Braint ee, Jofeph Brown, jun. Hard*
xvtck, Timothy Page bam, Elijah Caldwell,
Pcterfham, Natht. Chandler. Princeton, Wn,
Dodds. Leomtnfier, Abijah Bigelow JLenen*
bergb, Edmund Cufhiug. Wefminfer, Jonas
Whitney, Abel Wood. Wmchendon, WTluans
Whitney. Ruyal/Um, liaac Gregory. Ttmptet.a,
L^oveli Walker. Athol, bami Young. (Jerry,
Ithamar Ward.
BFRKSH1RR.
Sheffield and Bit. Waf ington, John Hubbard,
Samuel Shears. Netv Biarlbotowtb, Zeuas
Wheeler. SandisfelJ and Suutbfeld, John Picket,
Tyrtngham, Jofeph Wilfon. Great Barrington*
1 homas Ives, David Wain wright. Egremunt,
James Baldwin. Alford, Elijah Fitch. Stock*
bridge, Elijah Brown. IV. btockbridge, Fatring.
Wilfon. Lee, Jollah Yale. Becket, George
Conant. y Wafbirgton, Gideon Deming Lencx,
Amafi Gletlon. Richmond, Hugo Burghardt.
Pithfeld, Jortiua Danforth, John Churchill,
Jofeph Shearer Hmfdale, Thomas a Ilea Peru*
Smith Philips. L* Qjbonmgb and Ntxv-AJbferd*
Samuel H. Wheeler. Cbejbire, Daniel Brown.
Adams, Elifha W'eUs. WMiamfien, William
Towner, Win. Young. Stevef, Soellem Babbit,
Edrmingtoa, Sam’I Butterfield.
NORFOLK.
Roxbury, Jofeph Heath, William Brewer*
Eliflia VS hitncy, Ralph Smith. Dorchtfer, Pe
rt* Morton, jijiekiel Tolmaa, Phtneas Hol
den. Brookline, Stephen Sha^p. Dedham, John
Endicot, Samuel H. Dean, Jonathan Rich
ards. Nee lb am, James Smith. Medftld and
Dourer, Augullua Phmton. Meaway, Abaci*
Morfe. Eelitngbam, John Bates. Franklin, Jo
feph Bacon. Wrentham, Samuel Day. fVJfJe,
Afa Kingfbury. Sharon, John Drake, t'tvugb*
ton, Lemuel Gay. Canton, Benjamin Tucker,
Milton, David Tucker. Q-iney, Thomas
Green leaf Randolph, Thomas French. Wey
mouth, Chrift. Webb. Ccbaffett, Thomae
Lot hr op,
YORK.
York, Alexander M’lutire, Elihu Bragdon.
KlUery, Mark Adams, Alexander Rice, Sam
uel Leighton. Wells, John Storer, Jofeph
Moody, Nahum Morrill, John U. Parfooe.
Arundel, I bomas Perkins. Bridtford, Ichabud
Fair held. Berwick, Richard F. Cutts, Jofeph
Prime, Wm. Hobbs, Micajah Currier. Leba
non, David Legro. Lyman, John Low. Ph'tl
ipfburgb, Abijih Uflier. SMtpitigb, Jeremiah
Emery, John Bodwell, jun. ‘ Parfon field, Da
vid Marfton. Buxton, William Merril. Ssua,
William Moody, Benjamin Pika.
CUMBERLAND.
Portland, Jofeph Tttcomb, George Bradbu*
rv, Matthew Cobb, Jofeph H. Ingraham,
william Jenks, Uaac Adams. Falmouth, James
Means, George Ilfley, John Jones, Iiaac Ste
vens. Cape Elizabeth, Jofhua Webb. Scarbo
rough, George Hight, Benjamin Larrabee.
Gorham, David Harding. StanJijb, Edmond
Mull'ey. Wvdbam, Jotiah Chute. Gray, Jo
feph M Lellan. North Yarmouth, David Prince,
Jacob Mitchell, EUflia P. Cutler. rreepc"t,
John Cufliing. Brunswick, Robert D. Tuning,
Nnu-Gloutejler, Jofeph E. Foxcraft, Nathan
Wefton.jr; Poland, Samuel Andrews. Ous
ftld, Benjamin Patch.
LINCOLN.
Wifcaffet, David Payfon, Abiel Wood, jua.
WoolivKb, Jonu Stinfun. DreJde«, John John
lon. New Milford, Mul'd Carleton. Bozthbay,
Daniel Rofe BrifUl, Simon Elliot, jr. James
Drummond. NohlAmomgh, David Dennis. Wal
doborougb, Jacob Ludwig, John Head. 5/.
George, Hezekiah Prince. Tbcmaflown, Mofes
Wheaton, Jofliua Attains. Warren, Samuel
1 hatcher. Camden, Jofliua Dillingham. George
town, Mark L, Hill, William Lee. Bath, Sam
uel Davis, William Webb. Toffbam, Henry
Wilfon. Litchfield, John Neal. Lewxf.cwn, Jo
el Thumpfun.
HANCOCK.
Buckfonan, Stephen I'eabody. Orrington,
Francis Carr. Vinallaven, William Viuall, Bel
faft, Jonathan Wilfon. Profpetl, Henry Alack.
Frankfort, Alelander Milliken. Hampden, Seth
Kemp ton. Bangor, Janies Thomas.
JCENNEBECK.
Auguflo, Samuel Howard. Holt.-melt, Na
thaniel Dummer, Samuel Moody. Gardiner,
Samuel Jewett. JVton n ,utb, Simon Dearbon ^
jun. Greene, John Dagger. Leeds, Daniel Lo
ihrop.jun. Urmtbr*p, Miauel Wood Ree4ftldt
Samuel Currier. Afuuns E'er non, John Hovey.
Belgrade, Mofe# Carr. H\te-ville, Eaiath.^a
Sherwin. FairftU, Gbed Faddock. Now
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