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CON DITfONS S.

I. The Enquirer will appear twice
week....During the felton, of Congrefs
and the Virginia Legislature, either
third paper or supplementary half
fheet, during the week.
II. Terms of payment will be FOUR
DOLLARS per annum, to thofe who
fubfcribe previous to the 9th Augut,
after which, the price will be FIVE
DOLLARS, in advance.
III. ADvERTIsEMENrs,f from thofe who
do not fubfcribe to the paper, fhould
they not exceed a fquare in length,
fhall be inherited for /eventy,fve cents
the frt fine, Etfy cents for each time
during three weeks, and for every adj
ditional infertion tbirty-tbree cents;
long ones in the fame proportion.
Nv. SUBSCRIBERS fhall have their adj
vertifements inherited for fifty cents
the frft time, and tbirty-fbree cents
Sc for every additional infertion.
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Plaintiffs.
IN cHANCFRr,

l He defendant Thomas Gibfon not having
entered his appearance ard given fecurity accord
g TO an act of the General AGem5ly and the rules Of
this court; and it appearing to the iatsflon Of the
court that he is rot nhabitant Of this ase on the
motion OF the plaintiffs by their council it is ordered
that the fad defendant Thomas Cblon do appear here
on the frlt day Of Auguit next and 1nf,ver the
plaintiffs bill and that copy Of this order be fo h-
with inherited in Tome Of the public newfpapers
printed in The city OF Richmond for two months iuccef
ively and alto ported the front door of the court
lsoule OF this eounty.-And the defendant Robert g.
G'5ion, upon whom an attachment for his contempt
in not anwering the bill Of the plaintiffs hah been re-
turned executed m falling to anfySer the fame, the
court, this tweny-feeond day Of May in the year Of
our Lord thoufand eight hundred and four on the
motion Of the plaintiffs, by their council doth take
their bill for conf 1ed that defendant and will
proceed at future day TO decree the matter thereof
unlels the lAid defendant Robert Chiffon on or before
the next term after he iha have been leryed with a
copy OF this order, thew eauie 20 the contrary.
Copy. Tefe,
BENJAMIN WATKINS, .. c.
(eS2In--l6
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-14
At a Court OF Appeals held at the
Capitol in the city Of Richmond,
the 2Ist NAV. 1904.

ORDERED, that the followin. Rules be publiihed i
the Richmond Gazettes, for one month
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-14

At QUANTERIe COURT CONTINUED AND HELD
F"R PRISce EDWARD COUNTY, MAY THE 22p,
1904.
WILLIAM WHITE, & Co. plaintiffs.
AGAINST
THOMAS GIBSON & ROBERT ,
Il. GIBSON, defendants.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-14
NEGROES FOR SALE.

NEGROES FOR SALE.
I WILL fell for cafh or on a liort credit, likely
young FELLOW, who is good crop Negroe ; and
young WOMAN about u.s. WHO'S all excellent boule
iervart, well acquainted with and fond of the
ment of children, and good feamhrefs
THOMAS RICHARDSON.
Goldmine, Hanover, July IL. 1w.
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NNDREW STEPHENSON. c.c.i
" II S 70 II ~ u,

" n y y " y,
R1 A Negro woman, a fnall bundle ofBANK
- NOTES. The owner may have them by giving
satisfactory defcrpton, aud paying the expene Of
this advertisement Enquire OF the Printers.
July IL. tf-Io
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FOR SALE, A
TR ACTOF T, AND

N Pozobatan eoantr, on ,Hbpomattos River,
sv6rrs il is na0igabLe, knogvn BY the name Of
M'CamPJ Quarter, containing 42o acres: this
Laad lies aboa four miles from the Courf HonE,
and is eveN adapted tc TIE culture Of Tobacco,
LiasnN grain and corn. Mai. J0bn Arcber, auto
fzeS near THE land, aViHk5esv ito any p.,Jon evbo
may zvj8to turrbate,
LfH is NOT /5id before The lRofSepfember next,
I/6nH fell it upon tbat day TO fke bighsR bidder,
at Woodlsn'5 Ta4's,m, near tbepremies.
John r. Price.
Richmond, May so, 1904. lnsufasJaina.
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HOUSE OF COMMONS, Aprl 2sd, 1904.
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MOTION ON THE DEFENCE OF THE NATION
(MR. rox's SPEECH CONCLUDED FROM ouz
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-08
ros tasks rosTLAsD cAasf+E.
Stficiures on certain Toaits... 10.

TOAST" 1hontas IeTerioh, Preiidcnt Of the United
statesa1any have done virtdonly, but thou exceei
/" them all Receive the homage Of the people"
Many have dons vrtooulv (ay the toaiersJ but Mr..
yeterou has cxcesed them ALL The original is Pro
verbs SIG clsp 2o,h ycrIony DAcHrErs lstc done
iogRy bit boa eeee them a very much doubt whether
tho ooatiou is improved by the alteration and believe
memory Of preient with mortit'caon snd PAIN
But nce they NUT introduce tue quotation it va; perhaps
ncceary expuuge Glzg6ers front the text e!t they
rright be ipro,ed TO intend sir'on 10 ome favore
female the family, rather than Mr. j. hnf-f And Il
had been tls applied ii would perhaps onr have excited
dgu by its profanity But the meaning of the toafers
eay alcertans and from tieil oo,.dEt and reiterated
sute the ,eafues waihngton and Adams, doa5;
rerains, that by "rrary they former Prcii-
drntsA corprre-t fhon'd Rave tone ruth fvn-
dation, otherwie fatirc in ,.ufe, and pointed inlt
the pefoa to ..o.: il Is ac.geacd Ills barbecue upon
rUat, mutt be 10 coniidercd by
every fen o. BIZ jsaerloB, no rafects moment upon
the iubiect-lt pusre place hin, the ff
of elevation and him The very ,g pei. Of honour.
The democrats hive iorg attempted 80 fill Our WITH
lich unouded aertions, fuch wicked fll Gods and al
who have been weak enough To lieu and believe have
been fuy erammed with acobniin,; leaf much
they dare avow atprdfent We longer wonder the
impietv which prctcs any te2t in the bible the pdf
poe Of fpreal,ing INTERPRETATION ana falood.
1t my intention in coniderng this ,oaft, briefly
renssN the civil and political fate CT country the
adoption of the contribution what fecierahim made
der former administrations ;what the dominant rary
found i what it ;'-and what cppoitien iouad
principles threatens VIII be-. This will flow whether
Warrington ana Adams have done vrtuouly," and wfe-
,he- Mr. jeierion has exceled them But hnce have
leed NV ibjett memory has recalled the ex-
ssntion OF part of my plan, In manner far beyond the
reach of my own taieutsThe Columbian Ceniine Q:
March Il 1901 contains the following publication:
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-08

ccrat, was convicted Of forgery and pafI,np
counterfeit bills of the Maine Bank, and iehten-
ced to itAnd one hour in the pill ory and to be
to his fenteuce, on Monday lah he received the
frit part of his punifhmert Some of his good
brother democrats have taken occalion to Gay
that this bard ientence was laid upon him mere
ly on account of he political principles.
Adriel Iarbox, another good fcholar OF the
fame ichool, was alto convicted of having In
his pofetIion, tools for making counterfeit dol
lars but as lome obfcrvations were mad. ref
pecfing his want of " capacity" &c it was
thought bef by the court to poitpone further
confederation Of the fubjett to the next term.
The publication of the late I" Freciaas c5utllsou"
of the MARQUIS dc Yrujo, to Maj. Jackion, is
calculated 20 awaken ealouiy and recruitment
in the Spanihi Miniiter, that very probably may
induce him, like Genet, to appsaf 10 tire people,
initead Of tie government, in fupport Of the
pretenions of his royal matter If this fhould
pers, the able and elegant productions Of the au-
thor of the address from Tire real republicans
of Bottom, in ,793."-Rlp.
The National LntelEgmerr fn,r JefFrrfon's off
cial paper has undertaken Defence of thc
Claims Of this country TO the Territories of
Weit-Fiorda, and coniequently to the right Of
eltabiihing port Of entry on any part OF the
eaitern banks Of Mobiic-ss this is the petition,
which, ii is probable, government will take, the
public left to Judge of the probability Of
war octween the two nations
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-08
ron Isaks' PORTLAND oAzssTrr
YORK COUNT ELECTIc-y.

Ma. 'rNxs, .a
THERE appears to be lrang, dcngs in ,is county.
and no; pcr1nade OF the contrary b. pro-r-
ty ,houh uppofc in the middle, Of Leaf the
ot1er revelation. There eont.antly pony
through tells thst country will BE
faved by voting for this man, for eongefs; another by
ting for that msnIhat is genuine republican, and
that dernocra.A your republicans democrats,
and thoutand other iuch nares, dent know any thing
sbcut them. Bat if they would ihforr thaa
honea, thai he upfieht that he independent IN
mind, fhoud then know what they nfeant,-kow Mr.
Jenks INe know thai MIR JOSEPH LELAND CT Pcy.
peterborough (aho named in ls paper cab.
cdate for congress- of this fort. One of your
PLAN, honef, downright men. lived him all the
time he traded in phi purghand better neghbor and
IVES And they tell that he folder III
the revolution long tine, and many battles, aEd
fusred want and dr e:s and often azar5ed his Lie tor
bis country n Rad known this when lived near him,
!iould if poibe have loved him much again Eut hs
iuch hodcR nah 20, how unlike our preent excl.
FIVE patrots tina, he mentioned the thing.
Yet always thought that fortune muf have handled him
roughly for indeed he appeared very much wcahs-'
beaten Blu, is very ngoiar that did dot conjecture hs
e OF this viz h's being espoed in the war for have
heard him infinitely deicrbe the engagements OF the St
of Sept and 7 Oct. 777 Saratoga lui tesore the
frrcntcr q. Bag2yH. greatly extallng the conduct OF
G~ L.1eOn and other brave ocers-bat Eo word that
he there himie although. informed Mr. Printer
that he the hofeit OF the engagements, and tave!y
fought American officer ought There was the afa
sar Monmouth tce have often beard him fe,ate how
brave fell b. the Are e n. enemy and another By
the heat and fatigue the day-Eow this BRAVE officer
fought and that bIed aud above all how molly or ever
be regretted Wagscn behay edand tho Perionallv en-
gagged himeif the whole time word of that Now 4
that conducts WELLS worthy Of every thing and if
had could command tv votes, Leland ioud have th.
Alias il is, he flan have the Of
49, y GRATEFUL FARMER
xi1et;.k Oh, G. 1904.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-08

The EXPORTS of or country, mere fonS IN va'Je.
. II hath left them
Worth aboee SEVENTY MILLIONS cfD llars PR anuor
In one word,
II found AMERICA 9yaatsd, pe'r, inIsl1ert, rrask,
ltsontsafel and StsaS5Ai
1t hath left EEs
Urte9, -sa,ky, rscstnbl, foeg, teaey aadp,epe,eas
Let tie ftlsul hiforia in after times, FAY fhe things Of
its fucccaor, If it
And yet-notwilhfanding all heie !crvico and oein.,.
there found
Many, very rlafy weak degenerate fons Sho lott to Wis
tue, 10 gratitude, and patroiiiin, openly esult
that this Administration is nc more.
All thlt the Sun of Federaliim is let fetever"
o 9ams 1etse is Try Ag6."
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-08
To tie Free Voters II Maine.
FyLIow-cITIzENs,


ON the Exa Mgr1ay ofrcxt month, YOU will Be cal
Ted upon give your votes for cfprcie.
aad vice PRECEDENT The iaboine lift has heea offered for
your confederation and eaoabe objection has been
made aain Of the worthy and ,r, patriotic cbarac-
tiers who conpoe il, confederation ought execute
individual from a candid iurpor, Of it.
CITIZENS There is an active party cekiny their e.
cry ipece of la,e.y, fahood and intrigue, brn. yea
Under the Virginia yoke; which, If Erected viii render you
C0asy of that ambitious fa;e and thc:e wl.o are
deceving you will be made your iak-msners reward
for their exertons.
Cfrzzvs Look the characters of thofe whom thi.
party wiekcdiy endeavouring nure ryour good op
n;on HIVE they long proved ;hcs!eves worthy of
your confidence Are they the fame who have laboed
in the cabinet and in the field with your WASH NOTION,
and invariably supported his meaiurss hofe mcaure.
which have given your country Freeag calb and Graf
.--What then can be the motive OF the iacohir party
III oppoing this ht p Need inform you it s,hc fame
that Ia satuated he party i;nce exed in dis
,rythe fame thar induced G1iafa and hoR OF Office
eekcrs to build ,hemislves upby ,hc douGon Of your
ben interets, and by fatrhcng every character oppofd
to their wicked views.
Reflect ierouy hefe things, fellow citizens; and re-
thing dear freemen, and viii be guilty putting the iea
your deitrutton
Yea here prefentcd with lin of men for electors,
combining talents, integrity, and paeriom which Cannot
be paed byanv country fate. BE wife then eoure
yourleives thoie whom YOU confie lii the mott
difficult times
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-08
NORTHAMPTON, SEP

NoRTHAM ION, SEPT. 40.
I. Democracy Elevatsd.- The Supreme judicial
Court, on Sasurday iaii. Gnihed their late fei-
Aon in this town. Robert Raiiy, noted dem
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-08

FEDERAL CONFETTI f.OasAL LIST ...
CANDIDATES ar ELECTORS, fer 1894.
To be voted for' the Firm of Novxmsrs.
ct iarse.
Hon. David Cobb, elq. of Gold1borough.
Hon. O1;uer WsnaeA, eiq. of Bottom.
auEois Diar:s.
Hon. Jobc Ce5En Jones, elq. of Bottom.
Garr soub Diu9is.
Hon. Benjamin Go0dbue, elq. of Salem.
1Gst nOrtD D;aris.
Hon. Bailey Batls.., eiq. of Havsshill.
GDmnletsr nieria.
Hon. ElsaScr Brook i, eiq. of Lincoln.
esmy6irc souts pias,a.
Hon. William Shepard, eiq. OF Weltiield.
EampDire aorrb Diaria.
Hon. Ebsn. NATION. jun. eiq. Of Amhcrit.
oirmoats pisria.
Hon. William Sever, eiq. of Kingfon.
1saruasbis pissia.
Ebsne=er Bacon, elq. OF Barnlfable.
,5f;ao. DiHrid.
Hon. Cesrge Leonard, efq. Of Norton.
srlcrceaer ssourb Dtaris.
1glspb Allen, elq. OF Worcelter.
Iscreeasr Eortb Iiarsd
Hon. J9lfab Stearns, eiq. OF Lunenburg.
-3:rk6re DiGrid.
Hon. David RqgSter, eiq. of Richmond.
Isorfo!t Di.ra.
Hon. Cotton Tufts, eiq. OF Weymouth.
pors Diaria.
Hon. Jobn Lord, elq. of Berwick.
Gi.rrbsr!snu foiaria.
Hon. Jfaac Parker, eiq. CT Portland.
Lincoln DiGsis.
Hon. Thomas Rne, elq OF Wi(caHet.
kexnsbsth Diaria.
Samuel S. Wide, eiq. OF Hailowe!!.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-08
As one Tribute Of cfati;aac in the.c times,

.lj one IflDutt " k'fAtItIIc N t.s-1 tf!ll"s,
tbs MONUMENT
OF the Talents ard Services Of the ecetad IL RATED "
The C--tir4
fverv fentence ofts is Only l.iy true In, kuc,H
be 70 by every obtervcr anong acohns
thcmelves ard capable of complete demelnr1tie
any propoG,ion il. Euclid 70 b. sas.iG-es.l
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-08
An inhabitant Of African has made yer,

An inhabitant Of African has made a very
valuable difeoyery. A plant which grows eve
ry where in Europe aud Ana, in martEy and
damp places, and OH the banks OF rivers, called
by the bo,aniit Buromus Cimbellams, produces
after Z very ihort and eafy preparation, flour, OF
which bread may be made almoit as white as
wheasen bread The inventor has feat fam
pie of flour and of the bread to the miniiter Of
tbe Interior, and in return received from the
emperor very valuable preient.
French pap.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-08

Mn. JrNxs.
1t has been moh ilnberally s0hj9eresthas Mr. IFIANb
will except the Office of representative to congreis
chofen. authorized &c Gate that this s;osaiiy
without foundation.
TRUTH.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-10

- From Ncwycrx-MaIch l.,
Capt. Seaman, who Arrived syelterdsy in IS
hours from Norfolk, informs, that on Wednesday
evening, the 2sd lott FIRE broke out in thar town,
which after raging with inconceiv.ble fury, many
hours, confirmed the richeR partsof til. town, and
laid afhe. f5rse kysdyed aaa 6s bsass nsd flores,
a new ihip from the e4Rward,, TWO brigs,a one
f:hooner and iloop ! H. commenced about elev
en- o'slockn tore At the end of Max6elds VIII art.
in thtoccupaton, of Samuel Dpnlap, thence took
a direction up market Rreet to the exchange COT
fee houfs, and. thence to the river, lAyiog waite
all the buildings within that compass. The mar
ket was pulled down to prevent its cro1ing maine
eject, or the vet tide. Several, houfcs = were
blown up with view TO iaop It's progreis, and at
tended with comfortable lacces, bur the erertions
of the citizens Seosraly were Rendered unavailing
by the want of engines, buckets, hooks. sc. Of
whish there was great fcareity >, Eight ! OF
tea perions are fad to have lot their lives 10000
barrels of -four are iappoied to be d.aroyed. and
the whole lofs eliminated at one million fee busdyea
tbes/ssd doYsrs Among the fufsrers were Mefss
Wiilst aad O'Connor, PROJECTORS nf the Norfolk
Herald, Who had their printing office Destroyed,
but were fortuoate, enough to fave lufficient ma
'terials to carry on the paper tor the prefens a,
the theatre, which had been engaged for tina.
pmpofe.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sccoce>e><~>s>s<>2<>.
u Advertisements, and variety OF matter prepared
for hs days Gazette arc uaavoidabiy osit,cd unit,
III.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-10
Latelt News from Europ,

Ld sysnise. usR .9,-dsi tie s,si.y la though Gerry
.stsra;r, i,al -, re~ Europe. IN aiifes 10 ,rbss
IL 5ere civsn 6svs Bee. sv.rs qsit eh ,v,ite. ~
ssrse~s~ se, from Es,eps, e~ -Ubisb sa sx,sa ~s
Bolton, M~reb Shy the Baltic, capt. Brown,
of Portland, arrived here Yesterday ~, the thort
pai1age Of IS days from. Liverpool, we have re.
ceiv.d London papers to the 4th. Feo.. and &C.
count. from Liverpool t. III. 6shy After tho /,
rough and careful perefAl of the variety Of matter
viii h our regular files Of papers have furniihed,
Il may literally be faid :" we have toiled ali night
and caught nothing. Situated. as the polite,
al affairs of Europe have been, for many months
paR. particularly between the two great coloiIal.
powers of France and England, foNe events Of
importance were natural ~ be expected, and the
disappointment at cot finding them is gre Al indeed.
The articles which we have feleeted for our for.
eign head. are rather intended TO afford evidence
of our remark, than expected to turnfh much IN
telligence. ;.
The report Of an engagement between Ad.
Saumerez, and part oil. the French gun boat>,
received by the way of ChArlelton, is without any
foundation whatever. -.
POSrscRIpr.-wednelday Evening, ~ o'clock. I'd
b, from .bs Pasitr capt 7,s .Dts bss ,red ibs eSts,
bars, the rsmsrs15h po' tsCgs nineteen days from L'S
e,psd bus jY1 ~ fsses. reab bs' s~s end Ps''
,ybiGb i4b sh Fye~ eSry ps's, Of t6r s0"fe"f'
10. 10 si fLs any u mesntSl bad hss'sd 11l
s,aasls., fro" tie istG Is", JsierD.
London, FeI. 10, I4.-Intelleence has besr
received, that an embargo had been laid on all
veGels at Bourdeax. and that all thu merchactmen
It that place, g y: y: Number Il aSoa! u, had
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-10
Hon. David Cobb,
County Register Of DEEDS.


AlTftO there has been many worthy. capable. and
refpe fake gentlemen nominat-d in your paper to fuc
eeed laac LEY Eiq Reginer Of Deeds think there
has been no one mentioned who ismore ui,abe and bet
ter gu iiitcdto til this important OIL: than JOSEPH
COFFIN BOYD. fso whoe character is too well known
thfoush out the county to require aen II thue On
whom fortuue has merit the attention OF electors,
am ieniibc that this gentleman who has been hArraf
fed every ie bJ misiortunc' will not efrApe their
notice. voTER
PsfAaai, Msys5, II.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-10

Y0U are def ci TO correct miaake in your
lsft paper conc-rn'ng the Hon. IDriN CUSH.
ING. His non at,euI lance at the Sedate this tef.
fon, is owing 10 The fcknefs of Mrs, Cuhing.
who was neatly given over by her phyiciau,
when the fethoa commencei but is now getting
about. He has been 10 ufilal he ,lth himfelf has
.t'endet public worihip Tome of the codea wea
thee, and if The Senate had DOT been Ia ony enough
without him, he would have gone on ia:ns weeks
fnce. K. is not very old for Senator, which
q snies sp old man. He was only lixty two, lat
May. Iii, a pity two good men A,oud be tun
againa each o her, and the aeAdy 5atas Of Cumber-
iaai disurbsd by deadly men. T..
Mr. Csjb9g viii leave the ground next year, to
Dee. MsScbeA l have this ,efolution from Mr..
Cuhing, w,ilten ionet;me ago. s t.t#t
A FRIEND TO BOTH. =
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-10
"a. Philip Mills, jun.
Has FOR SALE. III 1s bead Of xsgsa' Wls.f,
FIGHT Hhds. and Ten Bbls. CIDER,
of good qu.ny. Msreb 10.

y NOTICE. = a- t4
WYE the fuberibers. Commilsners app onted by tho
w Hon: William Corham, Judge of Probate for the
county OF Cumberland receive ADD examine the claims
Of the isvsrAi creditors u the Eaate Of
-, Abner M,Donald, r.
late OF Corham in the county aorefd mariner decesd
reprelen cd infolvent-do hcfby give notice. thar fix
months from the tcventh day OF March infant allowed
to brine in and prove their claims and that haI
tend that tervice at the houie ri TbslsI Broad in Fat
mouth, IN the Lao Thurfday Of March iutant, and the
lac Thuridaysof the five following months, from, "a
ieven oc.o.k, P. NJ on each of fad days.
James Means, ! Commit
iona. Sparrow, ) Gpnsrs.
E.A~'s'S, fasrsI 3. 1854.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-10
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.


WAS highly CERTIFIED at the nominarion ef
AMMI r. MITCHELL, Eta. IN your laft gaz
cite as a Senator for thi, county and if the vot
ers OF this diltrtf were futicien,ly acquainted
with this gentleman, | have nor Nh. lcat doubt
but he would be chofen by very hsndlomc ma
iorisy.-Dr. 'M,iebN is man Of Ready habits, and
hrrn,y attached to the con.ti Lon bis talents,
Integrity and n,on2 atsaohment he public inter
eN ury eotirie hlm to the attention! of his fellow
citizens. +, this gu the Senatorial ticket will
be-. Hon. WOODBURY. STORER,
and AMMf X. MITCHELL, ESQ.
y. Cv4MSERLAND.
Msugs.eae,. M-s.s. 1904
Asi, is probable that the Hon. Iohn Culhng win de-
cline beng candidate the enfuins elcciion beg leave
nominate
.ATHRoP LEWIS, ESQ. =.
gentleman every qualified perform the duties
OF tint truit aud there is no doubt but that
he win receive the fupport OF MANY vorEss.
pevassd, Mase5 8.
70 5e Ek!:as Of C4asserl4ni Cosm!y Z.
FELLOW c,riavss, a., -
OBSERVING that the cleetioueering campaign is a.
gain open 10 This aud other the Commor aitl
for the cleice OF aR Couniiors fox the year
enuing and udins that, by fort of common confent
in anof all parts OF this county, the Hon. s6s C..g
Efu will be iupporecd for tho not difre.
fpcru reafons. woald beg leave nominate for your
confederation. ehi!aeter every way iaitabe 70 DC his
facceor and amply adequate TO the perform nee OF the
duties of the Office and one who viii be an addition TO-
rather than dimnution OF the dignity OF the impnrtant
character of ienator OF the Commonwealth Of MaAachu
fclts- he gentleman alluded to Is
Gen. NATHANIEL C.. ALLEN,
Of New oueeAcr Gcnercl Allen perhaps too we'll
known hrou IA ~ this county to need commendat'sn
from anyone His krsices revolutionary officer
his firm decided cor.e and manly principles aud erect
department. his erect ieportment-tiis krvces as 'e
piltor in the Government CT this Commonwealth his
itandiry in the community Of integrity patriot
ifn influence give him decided luperory over any
other Candidates that be mentioned. While repre-
tentative The General Court, his particular attention
20 the a,ercits of ths .inte'ior OF this county
and his uceetsul management of variety OF their oca'
has excited their gratitude, and will cnnre ann
their moi coGia fupport. Gen. Allen IS therefore, the
Candidate, only the mon fit and eligible but the one
who wilt lie preemineatIy calculated TO iniure unAn
iuitrase in his favor. *,
IT, thea, follow citizens, my ideas upon .h,s iho!ect
Aes.d accord with yours, the Hon. WOODBURY. slo-
,RER and Gen. NATHANIEL &. ALLEN, w'ii form
the Senatorial for tbs c,u-,y OF Cumoer.aa :. our
next Gle aion. Z '----- = A eopNTaYMAs.
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