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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-09-16
PHILADELPHIA. September ..

= W. = = (
BY the attention Of friend who came
passenger inthe Pigou we are in posses.
sion ofcopious files OF papers 10 the 22d
of July, inclusive, from which we ex-
tract various articles Of important INTEL
Egence.
Nothing 20 much engages the attrn-
ton OF the government and people Of
Great Britain, a. the expected invasion.
Avery interesting and spirited debate
was had in the houae of commons, on
the 10th and 2ist July, on 1 bin for
: arming the people for the general de-
fence of The country, The discussion
on this bin manifests most strongly he
fears which are entertained II England
on the proposed invasion. The bin
gives the power TO compel the personal
service ofevery individual. Mr.. Prrrt
has been most active and strenuous II
support Of the bin, and the prevalent sen.
timent in parliament, and through the
nation, appears to have been, that the
safety ofthe country demanded, that the
bIll should be passed as promptly as pos.
slble. Loud complains are INDUCED
against ministers for NOT bringing forward
the bill at an earlier day, and the re.
proaches which the ministers received
nom Mr.. Pin during the discussion were
very pointed and ncommonIy severe
His speech on the occasion. IS said to
have been one Of the most animated effu.5
sions o. Observation-Disclosures that was ever
heard m parliament. . The sentinaents,n
says the London editor, were Of the
most noble kind, conveyed in the most
glowing language, and delivered with
suen Impressive energy as would have
warmed the most torpid breast to re-.
sistanee OF Gallick ambition If il should
dare 70 put an invading foot upon the
shores Of Britain. MT. PITT represent
ed the people as having impatiently wait.
ed for the last two months, 10 know the
wishes and views Of government, and a
making loud complaints thar those wish
G and views were not previously known.
He said, thar q yet nothing had been
done IN the country, because ministers
didncthing; buthe was confident. & that
now there win not Be one Englishman
from one corner Of the kingdom % The
other, who win think of.oferine an ex-
cuse after this solemn admonition. after
hearing the voice Of his country Il an
hour Of peril calling on him for assis-
lance.
Il every part Of she kingdom viror-
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thai q y tm1posstNlS y 9iA,s W. - 2
on On which e can have No influence
tn relecfea - me administrator g !us
tice, what substitutes can be tound g
equal ei.ca:y 81 how WI You O'ne
man e declare me truth upon oatn, rno
does not believe that a curse shan en-
yer into ne house 81 him that sWeareth
falsely p commune Il. ! have long
since observed that the inkdels n this
country, both foreign and domestic, en-
listed themselves With and Merereceiy.
ed with open arms BY the democrats, and
you have iustly described The conduct Of
such Z complex, rogenius mass had
yon eommeneed, and continued your
iabours n defence q religion, order and
god governments homeleven. 10 three
years ego, they might have been attend
ed with the happiest consequencesi but
] now much doubt The efficacy Of any
means short ofa national calamity, 70 j
Produce avirtuous and patriotic Union
among us. "ltis God only that can say
70 The raging ofthe sea, andthe madness
Cfthe people, hitherto shalt thou come,
and no further.
AMER mentl0nIng some Of the blasphe-
mons cnnfents g fainess Z Age q kea-
so'', you say, : ~ rsenbbcdn had come
enf g diseLaim them Il ifyou VIII not al
loW tederallsts that popular appellations
what you say istrne ctherwise mot; the
federalism have constantly disclaimed
them but the democrats, native and
Imported, have been : Like the deaf adj
der, that stcppeth her ears, and refuseth
20 hear fhe voice Of the charmer, charm
he never 20 wisely. You 60 On. fyDas
censidnfly tod tt1f fhilgs had came %
kass ,1lich fief edtralfsts had foretold Y
accompaniment 70 their predicting talent--
They did indeed foretel them, and II
sneir efforts - counteract their balefuf
influence, bad met the APPRECIATION, and
concurrence ct the democrats, there
would, atthis time, have been no cause
q alarm on that subject. Baehe, ma
tlye American and grandson TO the great
Doctor Franklin hrst pnblished Paine's
Age Of Reason" N dis country.
nave been told that the Doctor had 90
nleh an opinion ot the power Of inspira-
.t,on ln the hands Of Yoltaire, that he
Prevailed onhinA 20 lay them on the head
e ~: Grandson that IKE the mantle Of
EijJah they might communicate to the
I'd portion ct his spirit; ifthis Be true,
tnere = lttie doubts bur bache was wen
quailhed Tor such : work. However the
moriihcation that no reput iGqza had come
out e disclaim Paine's principles, Slim
.lateu you e take up the gauntlet, and
u your letters 70 him you denied g thai
'gfpa6lcans acknowledged ssich men, Or
.ssich sleastres." II By republicans you
mean fedcralists, yonure correct; nnoe |
4 beg leave 70 say You are mistaken; for, |
besides what have said DC Bache above,
- notorious that such men were &C. !
knowledged, and such principles acted
upon BY The democrats, Immediately ON
The arrival Of Genet ia this couhtry.-
Recollect 1 pray you, the society esta-
nl,:ied y that apostle ofinsurrection, in
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ALEXANDRIA,, September 10.

ALEXANDRIA, September 10.
Flour At Cape Francois on the isth
ult. was at 20 to So dolls. per Dbl. beana
30dols. do. and all kinds of yeretablea
very high. A Abg Of truce has been sent
from Port Republican to Jamaica, and
= was expected that place would speedi-
Y be surrendered 10 Che British. The
GaPe was closely blockaded, and no
neutral vessels permitted to enter.
The Liverpool Saturdays Advertise
G Of the 9th Of July says---a The brig
Dsane, Capt. w. Dsape, which ARR
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Ce,llItIans.

I. II. Eel 6s frsatea u fve basdtame
ed7G.Do .val4nes. ore qs7iHme AaH 5e d.
lvered tvery three months. Pr!ee 10 f46-
(c,i5t,s, two dollars ard hsty Cents per
valune, IL keqrds, b4yodle an 9rArery.
ii. Tee JEsl uolaa.e g54l APPEAR On tie
.fyRof .3hr3, 1893, and q Vi4as rtsa-
larry ever2 fBxes s75alb5 ej4erzUq,as.
III. I mgr be bad IL ore dsl;uSry Egbsa
fa51ed, Gttwc9se qcila.s sa.i fl ty>cen's,
IA 6sards, or i5,esc ! | sfs errR 5'sapd,
poycdzs ca re d.lipey eft5e do0ks. II
ssal, bsrsF1tsr. b s1y obtqnea AZ rbelf
pics, y fbsf e,bo eive re fadll.ll5ets
t.ssir raaiss aJsrjrs .he proesfs " she ccsrh
.aks Il Ss.s5gr feyG,sd.
<. D. he go,ac -. P cafe to fake notice,
that tisc aaaaupt u r ~ o. his improved ARD
cxread~d .s2sS s nj higher th2I the I.o.ldoa
M5ik 10 Ecu yosuacs.
a SUBSCRIPTIONS tothe above
weik wilt eegecSlyed BY Samuel
IliLop aud BY James Kenaedy,
fen. Aiexapdglg.
Adarsb -. sszr 4zo
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-30
DENTS R
YVaE Llc,;es AMI Geu;lenea Of Mex
< andrla are rriqecsiuiIy 'n;ormsd, ihA;
e. BRUEb, = ess..sl>i,

Z. BRUEI, = sl.lle,
Iaveatar oa4 Patsxtes 4 tx P7psn@tl4!azr
Ea ra5iag I.ffAmfat,
is now ar Nj. Gadiby's, beglnnirg 70
fulfil his appointments, ana wli re i e
fscfl a9plieas.ons for a few days TO GENE.
III le @ho are injasoj il lilcir fpsesh,
as we'll as ih-ir appearance, by TIC lis
Of their teeth, m4y hsve lssasf, ianiipg
d ne ~ a permanent Csanaer, CT aFisias.&i
ice |, l.s ai'e5 The mott aeiiee' model 81
Mute. Thofe wEa w;;.h 10 lave tiEit
Eteth seGorea 70 thclr rafafa. elF&ance,
Win iaisfua,ents .lilar cannot ,njuic the
en4m.l, and withou, pain, have now an
opportunity.
II 8 vfs iamsaia'e ard Ell doal relief
ia al cafes OF curyy prevents hoiiow
teeth from fur.hr decay, ana eA.f%tts
flch as are too far gone 10 five, with q
degree o. cafe TO the patien, Of wt-oh no
other ia{truments are capable.
Parents who with TIL IL Children to grow
up with found and rcgularleeth, n ay have
til m on his lnbftripiion LIT tshsfe the
t rms are itated) at Isvo EolSa,s per year,
and regularly attended.
From the inorealing demand
for KS D3NTItRI-E, he has bsou5h;
with hiea larger fupply than ufnll, ana
viii make proper allowance TO thoie who
buy 10 eli agSln.
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Notice..

ALL perlons having claims
sga;nit the eitate of Thomas Cave, OF
Danfries, deeealed, are rcqaelted TO bring
them for adjuament and payment ; aad
al thofr indebted 10 tie e.ta,e are rcfpecs-
fully called upon TO make Immediate pay
nent to the execu;rix, it being her aaxl-
oas with to clofe Ill ,he accounts.
MARY ANN CAVE.
Alcx. March IS. eos
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42aptll saale.


WIZ be Io!dto the Mghgf bid
dr. Ntfdaclaey tbc6th Of APrIl ae.t,
al s e'c:se& N The ot1eruoon,
Sundry building / Q I S,
Pars Of Lot 10. 7, ti1aa'od upon F4r-
fax ard Princefa Streets, In the town CT
Alexandra upon foma CT fad Lots are
eTetas5 fnall buildings. Any leflon de-
i;rous OF parchaiing at private iale nay
be accommodated by applying to the iuo
Gerber, who las plot OF he Los as laid
OF. The terms of laic VIII be made
known on the day o. fale or upon aqpli-
cation -
RICHARD WEIGHTMAN.
March II. 2aw7'I+
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-30
7ae1l!y Dollars Rsuard'
~ nv .osr(on who viii bring 10 me, 10
,.car. 8 tf.lt ger him again,
-a,kr 4 Np rs

fC!11S IL ANLS3
a RIGHT nulatso t@i!cw, about
~ wears OF age, who eloped from
- 5,sse On he Oh lnaans. Is had en-
,gber Re went away bloc plsios ce'at. hrs
'".,,,5,osn, Of the fame were patched, and
s1ra.i il foine plsces viii whits coi'9n. z
l.ysnf,own waiacoat, white yarn It ek-
.;ap,. an eSee.leut pair Of ihaes 'ied S'ill'
stInss, ard very good waite hst. f7s
~ ,a;ek lu., OF black hair, rA'lisr n
sjiaed 70 curl, which he generally .kesFs
tied. fife fet OF t@eill, and when nc
,biols he Eas don vrong his eountcn'nce
ysgr.!Ies era. fer mixed With a eorE-s-
ali. bh'ihing; / fu,pofe he malS Is a
boat 5lcet 3 o. 10 inches h'gh.
BALDWIN NJ. LEE.
N. E. I hereby forewagn all matters
or clippers Of vcllcls from receiving or
hasboros the above mentioned 'auia''o
On board their veacls, a, tie peril Of the
law. Is. NJ. =
- Should the f.id mola'to fellow be
apprehrnded and fecured IN the jei! o! Ere
derrick :lmsg or is vicinity, and | can DC
Informed Of il, Nj. John SCOTT is directed
to pay the reward.
Cabm Poiat,
NlgNmgr<iaad curry, J
FEB. II. .'w
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From The above general con
A PROPOSAL,

From the above general con
rent, OF the w K, il vii b. eaiiy conceived tat
the rstare Il the poa:stiic Encyclopedias is
pecuaa ~ adapted 70 the pscient Wits o. the
United Ststes. Perhaps 1t CONTAINS grealer
nunlher of ute u t-cls than have ever appeared
In the eersp2ts Of iour moderate volumes ne
pans, tGou5le, crexpence appear to have been
ira CT IL rcil,icf this economical d.ctl nary IS
csn1plesc is tie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of agrieul-
turc, sal dlnag. # he familiar ats ana manu-
isSures, as well as snc nsetctf flats Of rl<ii-
cal iei-i;ce. wou!d reipccfive,y adnlis. It H.
cla.rs 4lEls4t Svery o.Jscs more or iets connect
G. ~th ria, domclic, AID AMI IA economy.
Isencl theiea ieg wslI iiadtumcrous exp lmenIs
rsi4te,, any liuudreSls If hich i.-ye nos teorc
been puoliihsd II the Eagi.a iansass-
Wan regard Y ske s3di,i1ns, the eaitor Wi
ob!erve, tisas 10 exers:eas alai be wanting or
his part, [, render hem Is uielul as poilble 70
TIE people &C tAis c0uatry--Ihe diieaics com
monty prevalent ti.ercia, With theTa0H spprov-
cd methods ofrreycstion and cure, ihalibe par.
1icuiarly detaied.-Al. account iaail be giv-;i 1t
allths dfcoycries Which have ipen maze in the
Uuited States; and r,auy Wachines Ter dlmi
Milling laaoar, .ich arc peculiar thereto, lhaii'
BE-. dsltribel, aud iilahratcd il Plares-in
fIirrt, every ulefui fsct in rural aud dpnetlic G
coromy, omitted by DIR. Asiijch and which
may b. known 70 the editor, itali be Inherited !;
aud ia orler to take advantage u pfogreiilAg
improvements, arrans enlents have been made to
Ii We al the peri sSlicai wogks Oh the abQve tue-
icGs, iorwas1eds.s l9ou as lubllhed IL England
OK France.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-30

The Pabliaers have bnt little to add fer them
feives; knowing, ilat prof III rs generally are,
and perhaps, enlsht "a be, in great meaiQfe,
anasaiing, shcy Icser tbe Pubic to the books
they havc aiready Publilhed they have given
to the world two editions of Or. triicll's Me-
dern Europe, within the laff three years; the
manner, thcfetore, in WIZ they exsertc their
undertafings. can ,hes afyestaiued. II the pre-
icnf work, # ahey de- ot advance much, Ihsy
pledge the;nielveS not TO degenerate. 1t fall
be printed II tbs 6rst ityle oguoifsrnlity and
tafc. Z he. Paper tkall be flper6ae.; aad the
Eagrgyings al leaf equal to thofe IL the London
copy.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-30
twenty Dollars Reward.

RAN AWAY from the fybftriber, %
ihe a4'h OF Dec. 1893, Negto Slay,
named JacoJ, about 80 years OF age, IA.
tier OF yeIIowiih complexion: be is a
itout, luay fellow, FIVE feet eleven irches
nigh; hts faot Is fzvel.ve mebes aada guar.
teo l5ng; he has very large nofe, big
bualy nzad, he has fmall fear on the out
ii1e CT his right leg juH below his knee.
aoo;hsr en- tie fame fide Of SIS thigh jus
above lis knee, occaGoned by burn;
MS cloa,hing, when he went away from
~, were a dark dra5 coloured cosrie
cloth, his coat YVES lapeiled with large tut.
tons on it, pair Of ovegalIs Of the f4mc
cloth, whije yarn ftockiogs, Virginia
co;.on lliTt AID felt hat he may be very
apr 70 change his clothing, aud very ike.
~ may have a forged pats; he has wife
at Mr.. George 5E.fe's, in Alexandra,
ard very likely he is lurking about Fat
place, Matters Of ve!fels and Others are
hersby forewarned from harboriDg or car
rying him off at Their peril. Whoever
sakes cp fad Negro and fscures him ia
jail, 70 that | get him again, or dellve'
him to ne in Stafford coanty, near MUD
dy creek, iha!l receive the above re-
ward.
ROBERT LANG.
March IS. lawsw
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UaU2dend.

The CommiRioaerS named and
authorized IA AMI by commiaion OF bank-
roptcy, awarded and ihued forth asainit
ffames GILES, Of the towa Of A!exandTis,
latcnI 70 inset On Monday the 18th cay
Of April next a 3 o'ciocl in the alter
nooo a, the Hou!e of Peler il.iIkeil IN
f4il Town, in order 10 make Dividend
O: the Ettase and ef.tts Ct the iaid
B4nktupr, when ard who're tfc creditors,
who have DOT already proved tAcir deb.s
uoder the laid Cummfilon, are hereby re
q li.ed tocome prepared 10 prove he fame
or they will beexcIuIed the benefit OF the
laia Dividend
JOAN M'IvER, ANgaes.
Mlrch 2aw o..
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70 Rent,
Eo- ona or mn.e Years,

For one or more Years.. IA
A STOREHOUSE lliua' =.
a, Fairfax conrr Houl,, which, ron =, !. "a a
great lelor Of people, is thought % ! For
' very good aana for a Retail store ,;yios
terms apply 10 Mr.. Joha Ra'c'i'
!, the place, or the fublc:loe. 81 ,rF.
fASitD IN
Feb. q. --za
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-30

IVUttLC.
Whereas loleph Cary did BY
Deed Of I'ruf, dated the If Of Auguf,
1900, convey 10 the huDf4Iibers, Tor tie
bcneft of the creditors, all his property
real and pe,fonaI Of every deftription, we
thereby give notice, tia; bysand with The
sivile ard eonfsnr Of the creditors, we
have appointed Mr.. Jeha M'iufr, Cut.
agent snd attorney ii tact, who is t.iiiy
auth rid AID empowered to coilctt ard
rsceiys all debts due 10 The fad Cary,
either in bis individual capacity or other
wiz.
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No TIC e.

will poGtiysiy be Sold, al Public sa2s,
on the premifcs, the hra dag Of ApFif
if fair, il nos the next far day lheFel
after,
A traG of LAND in the coun-
~ ofLoudoun, on Gaofc Creek, uc4: TIE
Mil formerly owned BY Gel. Simon TriP-
lctt, containing 500 acres, Comfortable
part OF which IS in Wood formerly the
property Of Avgu{ine Love, and b f'r
conveyed to Alexander Gordon, and by
fsid Gordon conveyed to the iahilribefs
for the benefit CT his cfeditors. Ore fifth
Of the rarchaie money 10 be paid on the
day OF Gale, two Eiehs il tweive uoniAs,
and The remaining two ffths in eighteen
months from the day Of fall, for which
payments approved ieclrity Will be re-
uuired.
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John FOSTER,
@. HEMEALll.

IN pasfaaaee Of faid power HEREBY call
upon I'll pe:{ons who are injekted 10 ]o-
i! i Cay, eitherin his individual capaci-
y or otherwif:, lo.r4kc immediate pay
nsnf, an; FISH as have cialms assiaIt The
'ald Car, aEs regretted to lodge tbs fame
viii me-.
JOHN M'lVER.
igeat and Attorney in Fact fos he Tai,
tees Of J4lesh Cay.
Marcll (. z-xIzs
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70 r S A L +,

70 R > x l. =,
FAE Lot with the HOUSE taers." d
the fou.h eaf corner OF C%ins ;',s ,c,,,
Aired Sr4cts late the Property OF : .l;,;-.
kih}ri.--Alro lever4l vacant IL ~ oyoa
ing ereto on Aired Srect between oal'i dla.
and King Streets. The fionle IS Pie4lan.'i I.ri,s
ated ana in good ordericr the ac'oiI'ono IS No.
of F1niIy.--If not fold before inc III
vem5ef, it viii be rcatel ~ AK
sert 40. 1870.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-03-30

Wanted to Hire Immediately,
n BOUT 40 hands, 2 h-wers and
\ waggors and teams. Employ
ment may be had 3 montbs, or r.ore, BY
application to and NJ. Schol.ield, Alex
andria, iaschat Scholhrld, Wafer or VIM
Lindley, rear Colchsi}er, or ii=nry Wood
;ow, at Aqaia.
n. B. Hands are to bring axes and
llewers btoad axes.
feb. 7. 2aw
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Marcb 9.
HIS MATESTY's MESSAGE.

HIS MAIESTY's MESSAGE.
The chancellor OF The Exchequer nov
ed that the order OF the day for taking
into confederation bis Majely's mott gra
cious menage, be now read which be-
IMP done, and the rneaage read by. the
fpeAker, he moved, $ Thar this meif9ge
be now taken into confederation. Or
dered
The Chancellor Of The exchequer then
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-11

Such a dtfplav Of virtro,is principle
we record with Infinite pleafure, as it
nor only reflects the highsa honor on a
worthy individual, but alto on that foci
ETY. to which he brlJr2s whole mem
bers have long been diltinguilh:d, and
defervediy refp.6ted for their upright
and equitable dealing. On this ccca-
Gion, we cannot help cxclaming in the
exp,eGive Language Of Pope, AN hon-
Ell mans the noblsa work Of Cod"
LONDON, MARCH s.
The greatef obiaoles oPpofe az
this moment through the Republican
territory, the execution Of the laws rela-
live 10 the Confcripts. and great mum.
hers of thof. have been called upon to
join the armies, carefully conceal them.
felves, sake refnge in other departments
or hg eotireIy rom Frarce.-MADy
Whole hyperion circumstances have ena
bled them TO efcape from their country,
and live independently ehewhete, are
now in London The dread of cam
paign in St. Domingo, has been the
chief cau(e Of this determined avertion
TO the fervce.
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PouloqytGy, aug. 10, 1903.

IN e,straoydiaary example of beneGy.-
"A perton of the Quaker protection.
having, through misfortune, about 40
years ago, become infolvent J; and not
being able TO pay more than eleven
fhiliings in the pound, formed a refolu-
ton, if providence fIniled on his future
endeavonrs, TO pay the whole amount !;
and in cafe Of death, he requelfed his
fons 70 liquidate his debts by their joint
proportions. II plealed God, however,
to fpare his life and after lruggling
with a variety of difficulties, (for his
livelihood chiefly depended on his
own labor he at length fayed fluff.
Gent to fatisfy every demand.
a few days ago, the old man, came
with no uncomfortable FUN, to the fur
wing ION of one Of his creditors, who
has been dead 80 years, and United
on paying him the money he owed his
father which he accordingly did with
heartfelt fatisfattion.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-11
TOWN OFFICERS.
cHosEN AT TIE ANNUAL NETTING, FoR
THB WEAR I8c3

CHOSEN AT THE ANNUAL MEETING, FOR
rHB YEAR 1893.
Stephen Patten-- TozJa Ctsk
Seie7zeH Samuel Freeman, Jcfhua Rogers
IoiePh II Insraham, John M ufIty, and To-
ieph Ttcomb,
Argcu-Peter Warren, Daniel Cobb and
James Neal.
Ov-yfyf sftbs Peer Stephen M'L-lIan, 70
liua Rogers, and Jacob Noyes.
Team TrssflTsr--Lcmuci Weeks.
cosfSb'ts--E! Pearce, Samuel Pearlon, and
William Gorham.
Collector If Tases-Gcorgc Warren
SD7yors Of Boayds, SEizgle, g clab5oard--
Daniel Cobb, Alex. Barr, Smith Cobb, Enoch
Morie, Jeremiah Kimball, William Mouiton
jun. William Wsterhoufe, Mark Walton,
Anfei Lewis, William Cobb, William Capen,
Edward Cobb, Samuel Harper, and James
Barns
Cutters cS Hsops and Sfavfs Abraham Tyler,
John knight, Jacob knight, Anthony Knight,
BENJAMIN knight, Thomas Minot, Thomas
Merrill, Thomas Burnham, John Warren
Daniel ID. Lewis.
crsl,, fD,y Fje-David Smith and Jofah
Tucker.
Sar0ycrs Of tie Hiq5voays
Fsnes V47un5-Wlliam Watcrhoule, lanes
Jordan, and Thomas Shead jun.
Field DriVtrs - ames Flood, Jofeph ChAllis
James Jordan, and James Brazier.
1ytbizgmca--Eli Pearcc, William Campbell,
liaac Randall, Thomas Bracket, and John
Bracket.
Fire Wards-Thomas Motley. Ebcaezer
Mayo. Hugh M'Lellan, Daniel Tucker, Ma.
thaniel F. Fofdick. Woodbury. Storer, Robert
Boyd, Lemuel Weeks, Jofhua Rogers, Thomas
Weblter, John Muiey, and atnes Neal.
dry M5fe,s-Acxsnder Baker, Joleph
Lows, and Jofhua Samplon.
Ovs.ise,s J %. W'yE- Hsgs-- Overfeers Of the
Poor.
Hsg RseVss-Jamcs Flood, John Knight, Ro-
bert Mitchell, John Doty, and Bartholomew
York,
Pound KefP1-Bartholomew York.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-11
Dortiano,
MONDAY, April II, 1869.
S..< .<-< -. -. >-S->. 49,

TIE refnlt Of the recent election in
this State, is highly aufpicious to the
cauie Of federal principles; and evinces
that rapid change Of public opinion,
which NUT foon check the wild career
Of iacobinifrl, and correct IT'S errors.
Its through the influence Of the State
governments thar our political reforma
ton NUT be effected. We are happy
therefore, to allure our readers of the
re-eledion of thofe faithful characters
whc have filed the moa important fate
Offices with homer 60 themielves aud
advantage to The community. And il
is gratifying 10 find in leveral infances
thofe elected to office who have been
the objects Of Presidential perfacution.
His Exc.llency CakE Strong had in
Bolton, 1864 votes for Governor, ard
Hon. El5yidgs Gcrry had 88I.-His
Honor Ed4vard II. Rollins had I66f for
1t Governor, and Hon. Tame5 Bo7v-
doi4 Io93.--T'he federal Ticker for
Senators for Suffolk county, faccesded
by a majority Of 6sI votes.
The lat Bottom paper contains re
turns from loz rowns-which give
Gov. Strong = 4Iz-Mr. Gerry, 5.7S5
leaving Mr.. Strong a majority Of
6627.
Mr.. Robbins has been generally vo.
ted for as 1t. Governor, on the fame
ticket with Gov Strong.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-11
BOSTON,, APRIL

Political intolerance. William
Walton, Efq, federalia,has been re.
moved from the Office Of collector Of
the revenue at Plymouth, and Henry
Warren, Efq. the late unfnccelsful de,
mocratic candidate for Plymouth diff
trie. appointed to it.