Mirror of the times & general advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1799-1806, 1804-02-25
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The legislature Of Vermont have at their adiour-
ned session granted Turnpike from Lake Champ.
lain, through the four northern counties in that
ate TO Connecticut river, in the most convenient
direction for Portland. ITO miles--by the name Of
the Northern Turnpike Company ia Vermont.
Elbridge Gerry, esq. having declined standing
candidate for the governmental char of Massa-
chuset;s, writer in the Boston Chronicle has pro.
posed to the republicans 10 support James Sullivan,
esq as Governor and Wm. Heath, ESQ. as Lieu
tenant Governor.
At General Convention Of the Democratic Re-
publican members of the General Cour, of New
Hampshire, and OF large number IF respectable
czens from the different parts Of thar state, which
holden in the town of Concord on the 9ShGay
OF Dec. last-for the purpose Of agreeing upon the
proper oand dates fill the different fees within
the state for the year ensuing, and Tor adopting
such u system of measures as should appear BIT ST
calculated to promote union ard harmony among
the republicans and FOR obtaining the election ofthe
| advocates CT peace, union and the CO hsti,uton--Ir
as, after mai ure consideration, unanimously agreed
that their highly respected and esteemed fellow
| ci.izen--.he long tried patriot, Col. I'm LANG
DON, shoud again be supported az he republican
| candida fer the Office of Governoi-and that the
hon Levi Bartlett, losenh Badger, Benz Pierce,
/ Nahum Parker, and Ezra Bartiett be supported as
candidates fer the cffce of Counc elors for the res
peGiive counties-and that the following gent emen
be the candidates for Senators in the several dis
trt1s, viz Gen. Clement Stcrer, Nicholas Gin an,
esq col VIM. White, Timothy DIX, jus, esq col.
John Wsl,.ron, Nathl Shannon, esq. ], K. Smith,
| Robert Alcock, esq. col. Elisha Whi,co,rb, gen.
| AmasA Allen capt. VIM White, and col. William
Tarlton, ard that they do generally and .everaly
receive the united and undivided support Of the
friends of repub!icanism whose duty shall be, to
make every honorable exertlon, tn their pow er to
eea their election, and that I'll private piques per-
! sonal dslikss, rivaships and jtalousies should DO
sacrificed on the occasion to promote the public
good bearing in mid this maxim that united sye
stand, dvidel svs JaH."
| Consumed b, fire, on The 9th inst. the Forge &
| Anchor shop belonging to Daniel Ross, esq. situ-
ate in the town Of Wllshorough, county of Essex,
! and state of New.York. Less estimated at ten
! thousand dollars.
"Palc DEATH with equal foot strike, wide TIE door
| OF spicndid halls and novels Of the poor"
! OBITJ Il r T.-DIED
AT Charleston, $. c. in the 46th year of his age,
! Mr. JoHN PARKER, a native of this state, and Sc
veral wears 4 resre Gable inhabitant of thar ciry
! In Portland, Mr.. DANIEL GEORGE, aged IS,
late publisher Of the Eassern Herald, &c He was
good ma,hem tlcsn, and an honest, nelligen
| man.
| In WAIKIKI, of the Hydrophobia,J AMEs WI sow,
| in the l7rh year If MS age after few days iuess
| The bite of the dog which produced his awful dis,
| temper he received re ur months before.
! --%stts-
PORT OF WILMINGTON.