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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-03
From the New-York Gazette, Sept. II.
IMPORTANT.


Our lah accounts from Europe, by the way of
London, gave us information of the extreme
probability of Continental War, at ,eaft, that
the emperor of Ruflia and king of Sweden, had
ihewn difpofition indicatory of an intention
OF ihortly commencing hoitilities againft France.
In confirmation of this news, we have receiv-
ed the following important particulars of the
hottie movements in Ruffia, from capt. Hitler,
of the Centurion, who arrived here lat evening,
In ihort paf1age from CroHfadt: =.
On the l4th of July, the day on which capt.
II. failed, the Rufiian feet coniifting OF IL fail
OF the line and frigates, were ready for fea {;
and he was Informed that day, by an officer of
one of the fhips of the line, (whom he f1ppofed
to be an Englfhman, and whom he faw on
fhore) that general orders had juft been read in
the fleet; that they were to fail with all pof1ible
expedition TO join the Britifh. From this cir
cumftance, together with that of a more rigid
diicipline among the Rufian troops, there was
but little doubt of their being peediIy called in
to fervice.
The emperor of Ruflia, in peculiar degree,
was pertonally attentive to Americans.----It
was no uncommon thing for him to feei oppor-
tunities to fpeak to the commanders of Amcri-
can yeilels; and that he paid the utmoft atten-
ton to Mr.. Harris, the American confu at that
place, who was highly gratified at the fignal ho-
nour conferred on his nation.
Capt. Hitler is the bearer of dispatches from
MIR. Harris to our government.
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Making in the whole
71,49S,43l

90. That the funds applicable to dicharye the fun
required for the fervice of the year 1904 may be
itimated as follows -
The grofs receipt of the permanent re.
venue alter dedutting the Repayment
of over entries, drawbacks Sc.5 eitima-
ted to be the fame AS in the year ending
5th JAM 1904. s5.44oe7s
Add excefs of permanent duties out
Handing and under bond on the 5th Ia
nuary 1904, after reducing 25oOOol the
proportion of wine duty bonded. be:
yond the average importation of the laf
five years 9i2,ooo
Allowed to brewers which ceafed
inJnne. 1908, $4,000
Further produce Of taxes 1908 to 5th
January 1904, taken eliminated for the
whole year beyond their amount OH 5 Ian.
1903, 6So,oOol. 100000
kttinated produce to 9Th January
1905, of the permanent taxes impofed
IN the prelent FELTON,, taken as eliminated
for the whole year at soo,ocol. 100000
Small branches of the hereditary reve-
nue., and mpref monies repaid, eftima-
ted to be the fame as in the year ended
5th January 1904. $4,000
Lottery, after dcduang the proporti-
on of Ireland 100000
War taxes, eftimated to produce to
9Th April 1905 l5,44o,OoO
Surplus ways and means for the year
1908, 100000
Lean 100000
Vote OF credit for Great Britain $500 1000
Making in the whole e. II, 3o7 ,27s
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.

us, that General Moreau and his lady were at
Barcelona on the 9th July, and applied to him
for paf1age; but he was under the necefIity of
declining their offer, the cabin of the vefe not
being sufficiently convenient for their accom-
mediation. On the 10th of Auguf, whilft at
Gibraltar, captain Wilton was informed that
thefe luxurious characters had reached Cadiz.
from whence they would embark for the United
States. TN. z. Mere. d,E,,.
Captain Dockehdorff, of the brig Thetis, in
forms us that embargo had been laid on all
merchant veilels in the harbour of Bordeaux. to
facilitate the departure of ntimber OF gun
boats for Boulcgne. The embargo continued
until the frft of Auguf.-CIbid.
The brig Nonpareil, Sydleman, which atriv-
ed at New-London few DAYS ago from ST
Pierre'S Martinique, via Antigua, had been fent
in by Britih cruiZer, and detained 81 DAYS
during which time the captors applied to com.
modore Hood, to know whether or not he con-
fidered Martinique in fate of blockade? The
commodore replying i'll the negative, the veflel
and cargo were reftored without trial, each par.
ty defraying their own expences.-T Ibid.
The following is lift of ports, at which
malignant or yellow fever prevails, and, from
which, veiielS arriving are fubie6ted to ouaran-
tine, by our board of health. 1t is publifhed for
the benefit of thofe places, where no health G.
ftabliihments exit, and with which the board
cannot hold an intercourfe of information by
regular correspondence.
i. The city OF St. Domingo,
2. Port de Paix,
8. Point Petre, Guadalupe,
4. New Providence,
S. Kingiton, Jamaica,
6. New Orleans,
Z. Charlefton S. Carolina,
8. Darrien, Georgia,
9. Demerara,
10. Tobago.
~ The two latter iflands have been but
lately reported and their condition is not vet
unequivocally afcertained.- aurora.
The election for Middlefex county has at
length terminated in the election of Mr.. Man
waring, by majority of five votes. No ele0i-
oneerlng conteft, fince the exifence of the Rri-
tifh contribution, has been conducted with more
tumult, or has excited 70 much of the Dublic
attention and interef.
Lord Duncan expired fiiddenly on Saturday
laR, in his 73d year.
Accounts from Vermont fate there is but
little doubt of the reelection of Janes Elliot.
as member of the Houfe of Representatives. of
the United States.
A Paris paper of July II, fays, that Cen.
IURREAu, A'7ba0ador to the U,ai.ea; Sfufr5 of
Imeriea, has Seen appointed Grand Officer
Of the Legion of Honour.
We learn Gays the N. E. Palladium that Col.
BURR has arrived at EAT Florida.
ne haze fefn a letter from Cadis. dated .9uly
So to relpeda6Ie commercial bOgie, qObicb
/ayS:
"FLouR, which was up to very high price,
has fallen within thefe ten days from 20 dollars
a barrel to 10 p'- Nor. Her.
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Captain Dockehdorff, of the brig Thetis, in
forms us that an embargo bad been laid on all
merchant veilels in the harbour of Bordeaux. to
facilitate the departure of nimber OF gun
boats for Boulcgne. The embargo continued
until the firft of Auguf.-T Ibid.
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Proportion to be betrayed by Grea, Bril-
tain of the civil liit and other charges
on the consolidated fund of Great Bril-
tain (the charges on the c.nfolidated
fund of Ireland which is likewif. a
joint charge being included IN the fup-
Plies) l6-l7 of l,S46,o4sl.
Supplies voted in 1904, for G. Britain
exeluGvely
Supplies voted in 1904 for c. Britain and
Ireland, proportion to be betrayed by
Great Britain 1917 of 4o,5lo 699l.
Advance to Ireland
lnteref for loans to the Emperor of Ger
many
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90. That the funds applicable to diicharge the fun
required for the teryice of the year so4 may be
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=. A Paris paper of July Il, ays, that Cen.
IURREAu, A'vba0aAor to the Ut,ias1 Stlttr5 of
Imerien, has seen appointed Grand Officer
Of the Legion of Honour.
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Accounts from Vermont fate there is but
little doubt of the reelection of Games Elliot
as member of the Houfe of Representatives. O.
the United States.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-17

FELLOW cITIzEks,
The late noniAation Of democratic candidates shs
fenate OF Rate rue alosh every one Whole enfs Of
deceney entirely fwai.owed up by party sea Such
unblufns eff onty could be hardy expected from
the braaen face Of aeobnfm We have on1 bees accuf.
toned TO their sbtt,nAte haired and contempt Of truth
but did hope there fome bosnds Of Puesce and
propr~,y, within which (hAMe would seitras hem. Blu.
their Ian nomin .toa convuecs that their ou, hearts
will riak from noshug which will favor their party dc.
6yns.
Their FRA candidate pof1eGes efsntiA qualification
thar Of hind devotion TO MS party aay ether
heard arihnted to him The other Candidate, there
other oion been re6dent smcng you 70 hort
time that mis- character cannot be eRabliihed If he
free from mpu alton But to fay the lean. he
comes in very qucAiouabe fhape.
The jacobins in ceuay have invariably oppofed the
election Of Isuyv Yet loon lawyer comes among
them. ~ho wi fAer6ce and manly Independence
for the pitiu reward OF the fmles Of folly who vii,
fuhmis the iguonea;ous ION Of nersnt de-
caimer the ,rirmphs Of p.r,y, their frsnu ideas Of
layer inNantiy vsnh. Soon lawyer found, who
viii condcfend be devoted - their party, he becomes
once harm els patriot. Ne truA, no honor be
literally TO him. But il you willing to
he rspreIcn,ec by lawyer, why elcf one no has
been long fellow citizen among you Why not elect
Whole tsients, Whole intcgrity we'll known ADD
un,mpeAs liable, rather than Trasys, whom you know
Conde in him whole lisaa,ioa and cooucxions ia
life. and long eltabhed character pledges OF good
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To tie Lnho1ifant, etsbs County Of KENNEBEC.


FELLOW ctTzrNs,
IN few DAYS you viii be called 10 tn. cxercife of
one OF your mott valuable privileges the ectu your
rulers la the election of Governor and Lieutenant Co
vernon, we preume you will unite with the very great
majority OF the good citizens of this Commonwealth in
rec hoohng thet who have ferved you faithfully.
he laf year Governor SrsoNc had the highly houora
bic number Of Sevnrfees 7bosfnd than the demo-
cratic Candidate Turn ot fellow Citizens and rcreaic
l this majority.
For the Office of Senator the Hon. NATHANIEL
GUNNER, OF Halloweil, is propofed isany in the
county more deiervng of your confidence He has ,rw-
Cd you ~ maay important offices. The only thing that
has ever been aledgcd agsnf MIN is, that he Unfit
ny the infuriare Pofmaftr General from the office
the duties of which he dfchaged with 70 much 6dety
You know this the dtre Of the people of that
town yet great ruler of deputy pomasrs Affects
regard the will of the people,
In the Legislature Lac winter on the import mt que ton
OF All alteration in the c0ntu,ion of the United states
sv, '1T5"fs'v 's~ esssy voted asar0 10 Injurious
meaiurs Our neghbors Of cumberland, alto unan
nous sgasa Il but the Senator from this county
round in favor Of this daring VIC alton Will you not
fe"ow c',xens, at the cnluOg election by cboong Judge
D"~mer' have Seaator. who will harnonize With the
majority OF his conntsents vho will at ,he fame tne
do honor KENNEBEC
nxgyaa, M~eb -.
| l7bs Hon. SAMUEL s. Wild. s1. sys been n,-i1~s.d
for Ka"ssSes sos.y
::::::::::::::::::::
DIED-Xs fbs te,os, Mrs.. Befey Nsye. asti IS, vvE
| f M. Dsvd N.ya.-Nv. Abba Prcn,iis, speI IT,
III Sss~a@ Nh, John MORGAN. aged as Il: S.eysuoseL
Mr. Lydia Mc'Danie, aged SD A,sn4I, W.. DAnie
| Miller. Mr.. Nathaniel Rlrworih.
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PoRflAvD, SATURDAY. MARCH ~, 1884


have omitted nune oets.a and teecttd sruccs IN
tcn'ied for ghis day Our Tier T, correspondents arc
thanked for htir iavors aut afured that we hail
iooa be at,e TO gave hem PARTON vi attention fhofe
who eager tor news wilt I'M columns gene
raj tuumsry o. all thati' late, and important Advert
fling trant whole favors omitted ihal be punclaaly
altendcd to 10 next.
G-1- VIC earn omit this opportunity to bank cur
patron far their attention bil As another VOL
une OF rpE CAzETTs will nc comp eted next month,
it may be well for all our iubfcIbefs TO determine how
their bills Gani with the piiater 'Ihoie who reiie in
remote parts Of the country, and in dant general
w. viii have their bills lent ome PEI on in their neigh
borhooi. &c whom they can make payment We leave
it tor otkers o.a of their hundreds and their thoui-
ants,and Gla ref fatsftd with the daily ncrea:e Of
patronage aud public confidence which our efabhment
has for fix years received from every OF this fourth
Ing di0ri t. and from other parts of the Uncn And we
the grati6ed furport derived from the
/es and 4"S4 patti onrse of the community at large.
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sas-ov YaccRfr


FROM WAsYfNGT2V. 4M.!2.H
=" Th. oil, tor the ptotetfien OF imsscau feanisr
repn'tsi 10 rs isnise By Gen. s. Smith. yef
te'1ay liter sey a lfn TED debate, . tpNn d
mil the nsxi 'ctlloa OF c0ngrels. WheTher tie bill
reported to the hone OF feprefsnt,t,ve, by NJ.
Nicho!fHn. will os aed upon a. tai ats ceriod. I
do roi knox, bot Ir4tIe, rapp5jr, hlt the further
eaa!iira'ion ofis VIII Sc eiipore until rexr IF.
hao." NtAiihitan jiae the .fa5tlee. the DE no.
Gratis begin 10 have long iac.s. ehgeaoc has
been received At iii. pltes, from an an b utc
T'utee, that our ne sly acquired hie hIen ar. ark
ioas 10 be exper'ene,ng thet' Jt gavsynrnf thar
Gle Frrsch Pets is towing lie .etds OF dilco.d
go h.s created f,rmi4shl7 French patty. in op-
c,fti,n 20 our ietreh. and 10 our p,ruzens.
"1ou eviNb vsbsar4 Of hnt rrrrr, Gagr5arces among
ss, u.7oly ad5b'ea irrtle,sn sf foaijiaaa. Tbs Gu
cumqaae., as Fatcd in ociai Gassne, Of tbs day,
are ftat ia cony4snts Of zane ,is.aut proceeding at
I&m5y in Me,v Orleans. The 14me,iran C0mma3ioner'
j,nin neeFi.y TO a,rsQ Fyeseb officer, and demand
is appearance 6eore ne civil aa.bo,iy.--Ais hD Fep
b,I'ee" t.ksa, The CommT0ai reecip;s letter from
Mr. Lag1at profsHisg agaisR sbs exe,ef Of authority,
On tie part offbs Uaied States relative Frr~eb Of.
.se~s absdssg t5m nait, tie reay ef e.5Isn, three
ssonsts bavi.g been aocpsa FIR tie eracuotiou Of tie
Pace ty sde French fyo,p,, prs1ron 10 tie expiration Of
tbat p,iod F,neb eerrs Snasr bis ront'o&. TIE
Asrafsn q fbe oticer b0ving Pre1isny taken Place n
ps.dsd any further ds on The part Of ,be civil aOft"ity
Tie proceedings Of Congress, for feveral weeks
paa, have been ext emely uninteTeai,g to every
clals of readers. To what period the Prefent ief
hon will be protraded. we know not but this we
think may fairly be inferred that If they call
ed upon smith the fbiy three bills and ten reports
now before the Hohe Of Representatives, and
max: no greater diipa,eh than they have done,
forue new appropriations mua be made, if not new
taxes aaehed, &C. NEE, the fupport Of a body,
Whole daily expences amount to one thouland del
le,s.
Capt. Prior, from Rotterdam left that city the
18th February At that time i, was tire general
sSpettation that the expedition wonld fail before
the OH OF March.
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Mr.. jerks,

NM. JENKSs
AT period rendered 70 important, from political
codderatons the prefent has become of the utmo
confequence that rulers legislators and the guardians
Of eobfitusion tina, charter Of sur rights and ber
ties ffou be eleefed from among the bct of our fe
low citizens for in uch only. with fafety, can We place
confidence in times of difficulty and danger. And Oil
the bea of always entitled our fufrases
for it matter of ial moment in leeeing our can.
didatts for office, that oud ielct thofe and thofe
only Who and will be faithful attentive and vigan
anl interefs, From tn Re con fJc raons
it is with much pieame that ! obicrvc WOODBURY.
STORER aao AMMI K. MITCHELL Efq'rs help up
as Candidate for the Senator'S of county Their
wdom patrotifm rnd a'ert fail rend or them
Respectable members of eg1ation and cone queny an
honor TO their contitucnts And their well known at
tenon and perseverance, in all concerns of pubic ma
tsrc committed their care, allure thar We cannot
place our confidence in better hands
Ms,sL IS, 1854 CUMBERLAND.
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Senatorial Candidate.

1t is fubjea of deep regte. that there does not
exit psrfee understanding with federal ELECTORS
20 their candidates and that for the want OF
UNION, they hszaroshe elett'on II the votes
of Cumberland County are divided among too
many, there is frong reaion to s2prehend that
the jicobins, by combining their votes TO one
nom nation, will fecure the two highea eandi.
dates, 10 cafe here is but one Senat u chofen BY
the people. n sOo,dto The wN is /gs6ieisn'.J
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-17

Nh. JsNKS
Through the channel of you, paper, J. win to com.
that hey have nohng TO aprrthend, my part,
poets the qualification OF perfon, If hoien the office
of Resi.sry of Deeds lat the fame time mott inccrcy
wifi, Of my brshren candidates, who have
g. uray aud nafair'y taken the bey reprsient my
snabmy in that efcct fohear any longer u(c the
hstagtm; bur ieek generous and better means
e. .e'o the d'ipoht'on % pcope in their favor Msfor-
tane and poverty cannot conficcrcd crime F; and
prctume cot dae, nho nry te eeking for the APP
poinmer' but (were he fortunate enou be cloien)
asould .Atisty the ian in cveiy rcffet
GARDNER COOID.
Psrsisad, I'D ~, 1905
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eondctf nfcad Of one Whole smti,on IS f>ta,er flsn
s ent- ~s-ty, anc who has claim, upon etisrs
ot INV q ies
Do fellow oitizcns think the eeecn Of fsnators
light Do peruaac y,uffetyes that " mr. duty
diehsrsed when you have given al yout uPprr he
election OF Governor. Go not to your honit with quiz
rono ence Won have given the fame nu,nher Of votes
tor The fenatoriai IN that YOU have cosern,r.
majority of FEDERAL leraors their n reerg of great
moment VI you fo neg igent in atcna'ue meet,
'nss and 70 div dsd n your urege you have been.
great and ucacuate evils may reut. You have hereto
tore been Dtfeprtieated by ceocrat the Senate
aDo again called upon tLruf HIN, IN bur when
eonhter him. with whom be joined it hopco You viii
have 10 much regard your honor the ntereis
OF the couniry d!dain he idea Of fach dgrscsiu
reprtitptstion, and upte , the fuppot of
Hon. SIMON Frye, e JOHN LORD, Fj9'rs.
PIGWACKEIr.
NayeE IS 1904.
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Mr.. ZEN Ks,

Mr.. JEHxs,
VIVA fever may be faid to the contrary. !,
is certainly the domination Of 4 very respectable
ana numerous part Of the electors 10 York eoun J
TO fuPport
PREN7Yss MGLLENS- JOHN LORD, Eso,s.
at the mex. election of ienators. Men of faeh tai
ents and Integrity, need no recommendation. to
hofe acquainted with their peronai me'it. nor
will it be thouhet improper to fay this county can
NOT ieleet pc etons NOR. capable of reprefen ing
them with homer to themlelses and conituents.
AN ELECrOR
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The fublcriber hereby gives public no.
ted asd has taken upon herfen the .su Of az Adm,n.
tratrix the Eta,e Of
JOHN MAREAN,
l"e OF Standh IN the couaty Of CumberlaAd, Bactfmh
deceaied, ny giving bond the direct. :-e there.
isre rsqaets All who indebted fad
eds s..e to make immediate payment aud thele who
have any demands thereon, exL.ht the fame 70
Dated Ms,eS -, 1904. LOIS MARIAN
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NOTICE.
THE fubfcriber ha, the LAWS of til

Vie iubicriber has the LAWS of tb
1 UNITED STATES, and The LAWS and RE.
SOLVES OF this STATE, that due to the following
Towns. which we're net repreea ed the Le..ure the
az yeM-v,z Gray, ssandm Turner. Bus held Bridge
town. Poland, Jay, Norway, Ot.6ed. Hartford, Suner
kumo'd, N not, BALDWIN, RAyoon nd, and Durham.
The Selettmen or Town clerks, are requeae ed
to forward their orders, thar the may be
WOODBURY. STORER
Pesflask Mayrk a. l8cA
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HE iubicEioer hereby gives public no:
tice % ali that ihe has been duly appo,s
ted, aad has taken upon herel the tru Of an
sgs,rix the Ritsse
BARTON ROSS,
late OF Brunfwick, in III county Of Cumbe woman
dceeated, by giving bond the ees -ihe rher
tore rtqusRs perion Who Indebted aid dec
eds elAte 10 make immediate payment and hofe who
have any demands thereos, to sxhbit the Ease to
OAfsf Msb u, 1904 RACHEL ROSS
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-17

NJ OiiCE IS herc6y gwen ,,ureiae.t . .,ae-.
tors aud OF aud IN the town at 3 'soss
formerly cal Fia3lz IN the conny OF l.aoe,taad-
that the Lots hereafter mentioned IN tho hl!s
comal,ttcd to the fubierner, Collector ta.vi
for The year OF Lord thou,sd eeL hurs,rs IL
and III To COLLECT
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-17

In Lincoln D,0yi6, there are Gill three candi-
dates. Gen. COBB, will undoubtedly be re elea
ed The other two candidates are MARK l..
HILL and WILLIAM KING, Efa'rs AS
thefe are tn. only federal gentlemen nominated
we ente tain no apprehension Of one of them be
ing elected.
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WHEREAs jonathan WiuNos0. of FaI.

w HEREAs Jonathan Wly2010, of Fal-
mouth, in tae county Of Cumberland, b.. be e..
rePsefeated by sh< Se'ecmea OF fad town to the Hon
William Gorham, Eiq Judge Of Probate ior fad eouov
to be es~re aud incapable Of taking care OF hmfef
LAID Judge has een IL appoint iubfcrbsr 10 he hi,
sMdsnThis is therefore forbid any veri0o truths,
laid corp. any acconnt aud all pcrfess hsvns
accounts spen with him. prior to thi. dae repuee
to iettlc The iane Immediately. with
JOB W.NSi.OW, Jun
Fs1wsrfL. hsreL "a, ,So4
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Mr.. JsNxs,
CUMBERLAND,

Mr.. JsNKs,
AS the time will foon arriv. when the citizens
of this county will be called upon to make choice
of wo perfons for Senators for the enfuag year,
is of the utmpa Importance that ipi'it Of union
lhould govern 10 the election. To eaesa this, pri.
va,e attachments ought to yield to public good ;
and tho(e two hkei upon that will be mott likely to
obtain majority
Mr.. SrORER, as one, will unite the federal
votes and for the other, am happy to hear the
nomination of
Gen. NATHANIEL C. ALLEN,
fpoken of with appreciation. As an officer, Gen.
Aata has long been known and rsfpeeted by hi.
fellow citizens 'hrongh-u ut the county a. mem
Der of the Legislature faithful and eonilaut to the
trua.. IF ability integrity, correct principles, and
a jealous regard for the welfare Of the community,
quality p.ao for Senator, Gen. A4sn will receive
unanimous vote. A VOTER.
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Taksa y Ex,cW; T.. mi 70 H..
at Ike FIX e's,sf Soc, ii u.s.
nfxt daor y MTs " Al u -
On MONDAY ncxr, iqia ma
a General aiortment Of nram.si,,, .ss
Cefiineres. cen,oss; Rts~.; r ,sa... NsiF,s
Goes Ch'o,g Nu1os Captr,e.; ,fIss u. I ~
mics; Coppo pstes, Unhteilss ,ei<s,n; lsuS. "a
iiPp-ts; FIX F'ohery; copon 30 Il * Ci,s,s 3; Afi
shaws Rbhand, lsces sp6 Bugs sDsav ,,her
iaaey articles; Rad Wac alarse i'orsacat ~ per
Hanging, All sorcer, Cherry 10 asrrcjs q,,r-
tity OF Whsai with varetycf ohAr cruises &c he
mot vs'aahe LOT Of Goods ever "a Tor fs'e
Hfa OF Maine, amounting ~ cftr,a T., ~, Il. of
Seven Fhoufsnt Doiars.--Goni ,inns psyrer be
ade known at the time os feiiug s.'c 10 Comm >cc
AT o'Il,ck. CALtS G2APFAM r,ee SIN n.
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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-17
Candidates for County Register Of DEEDS.

Country Crndid.ee..
Adrew R. Ciddinge, elq. Peep/eof.
Capt. Levi Gutter, Nortbyaymouib.
Mr.. Elias Merrill, Falmouth.
Town Candidates
Capt. Jofeph 1itcomb.
Mr.. Ifaac Adams.
Ebenezer Mayo, efq.
MIR. Stephen Pat,en.
Mr.. Stephen Waite.
George +. Vaughan, efq.
Maj. lfaac Gage.
Maj. .joleph c.. Boyd.
Capt. Nathaniel Moody.
Mr.. Gardner Goold.
Capt. Thomas Sanford.
John rockingham, efq.
Mr.. Thomas B. Wait.
Capt. Samuel Stephenson.
Capt. William lliley.