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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-23

FOR SALE,
OK advantageous terms.
a THREE STORY. BRICK W.dRE-
IL HOUSE, on Union-street, next door
to Benjamin Shreve, jun. well situated forthe
SAistinsgs Or Grocery business Also. a LOT !
sof GROUND, at the corner of Water and
WoHe-streets.
TO RENT,
And immediate 1lossessisa given,
The STORE and DWELLING HOUSE
on Fairfax street, occupied by Jacob H.69ip0es
Ian excellent stand for the DIR COOP basil
ness.-Apply to
Jonah Thohpfon & Son,
Msrch IA. stawsf
Printing, IN ITS va1yo,Is branehes,
hand sasely exeeated ut tbs Office.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-17
COMMUNICATION.


Conrad and Co. OF Philadelphia, have
issued proposals for printing, by subscrip
ten, new work, entitled $ The Ameri-
can Register.''
Many enlightened persons in the United
otates have frequently regretted the want
OF any publication in our country, model.
Cd on the plan of the British Annual Re
1zylster. Nothing can be more useful or
s's,rsble than a work which shall deliver,
ID a ronssaicnt and permanent form, an
accurate, coherent, ane impartial history
o. all national and political events of the
passing time. whether relating directly or
incorrectly to Cur own country.
This is the most valrahle purpose Of a
publications of this nature bar, IN order
20 render it complete s,irror of the age.
nnay prsperly DC made to comprehend
many other objects. ~
All public papers all oficial aud diplo.
matte documents all kinds of authentic
'n'ormation, sanctioned by the govern
.1ens, relative to military. fiscal, or civil
"'.a,nsastions, ought to find place 10 il.
- !, ought 10 contain an accurate copy of
- as transactions and proceedings of the
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-17
~. S. Gaa.)
Extrac, efa letter from F,Aakfort { Kent. J
dated Dec. IS.

g The public mind is much ag;sated here,
BY thousand newspaper and other reports
respecting the forme, Spanish association.
and A. Duyr's present conspiracy, as it is
termed. To give you desail of all these
reports, would exceed the limits of let
ler: will, however, give you some of the
heads, and for detail refer you to the news
papers. Colonel Burr has been twice be.
fore the federal court, and acquitted each
time, in consequences Of which he is gain.
los popularity very fas, here, being consi.
dered as prosecuted man.
aOn Moaday night iast the citizens Of
this pace gaveFa ball IN honor OF col. Burr,
and on the evening before las, an opposing
one was given I'm Honor of the lnion,"
and as amark of approbasion of the arm
ness and vigilance of the attorney tor the
United States, Joseph Fl. Davies, esq
There were abour douhie tse number OF la
dies and geH,lemen at the iormer THAI the
latter. Fro The m0sscorrec, intoEmstlon
j can collect, / cannot discover any thing
like wat preparations making byecol. Burr,
and | believe his real objec, Is to.setsfe tke
lands granted by the Spanish government
tothe baron Basuop. There is no doubt
hatthas there are anumbe. of slight boats
bulldog at Marietta, and Other places, for
tie purpose OF settling those lands, and
which the Ksntuckians for went of knew
ledge in navaf matters have magnised in.
to qua beats. A single four FOUNDER
would sink every one of them, the are
shot, proviaed they were drawn up in a
line abreast. II is true that-eolonel Burr's
movements in the country are very clrcam.
spsst, the necessity ofwhich cannot see,
II his real object be TO settle these lands
aad provided there is no governmental iaa.
pediment."
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-17

-. have a,en no accusation agaidss
half a. severe s one which appeared
he Aurors of the 18th. 10 attempting
.ecount for The fact that the democrat
n,ape Inpis, who by his own contest.
has been gu,!iy Of something very IKE
,,.nr,son OF treason, is permitted TO pass
.aoo,iced BY any branch OF the govern
r,ar the Aurora asks: " What eneou-
,aosnens has any public man to call a
;osge TO aScoua, for his crimes after the
Drrhd,ous conduct and course OF The I'm.
r,ashmsbt 10 the case Of Chase, when a
hilarious land speculation was eapioyed
/. "a ioaosoee aud procure 40 aeqnitai ];
!. when the support for the fisture president
!, w,a held forth as a communications on
!. The other hand {"
rSg what is all this but declaring 10.
,vrgay words that the democratic senate
j 40 ,ried the impeachment of Judge Chase,
|,hough acting under the most solemn OBJ
|,.ga,lons Of q particular oath, had SO little
rsaaya 10 thar oa:h and TO their duty as
;udpsa Of ths high court Of impeachment,
,ba, ,hey psrmiued their judgement TO be
;,,aoepcsd aud decided by motives of land
.,vculat.on and considerations connected
with he mex, choice of a presidect! In
other words, that their decision was IN
|aaeaced by BRIBERY 1.-The Aurora
Does 10 say: The idea Of an impsach.
:. msns conveys now only chs idsaof an
g exorpsive farce. "--Such lis she cha
sssler which the Aurora gives of the pre-.
sent Senate of the United States. Whr-
Their they deserve il is no, for us to say
but ii is certainly drawn in blccksr colors
than we have ever vensured 20. pour,ray
is
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-17
SENATE UNITED STATES.
MONDAY, January IL.

MONDAY, january IL.
Mr.. Clay, subnisssd the following mo-
.tion for consideration.
ResolOea, I ha. it IS expsdiens and pro.
per 10 appropriate . quantity OF land, NOT
exceeding asres. at a tair
cash valuation, towards the opening Of
the canal proposed 10 be Gu. a, the
rapids Of the Ohio, on the ksn;aeky
shore.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-17
70 THE NIGHTINGALE.

5fEo Of night, nselcdious singing
While TIC evening dcws desoerd--
Loud the wood, RESPONSIVE ringing
10 thy plant new softness lend. )
While thy fellow birds retiring
To some place OF peaceful fight,
You alone the pause. adniring,
Chaunt the reaniem Of the night.
The woodland s. 7eeas.a in sliulrlilla gliding,
flows more sofs when passing thee.
And as if enrsp.ur'd, listing,
Lngers near thy fav'l4te Tree.
Echo lends her plsinaiye cadence
Ioeaeh faeloiiious trembling !sy-
While tie moon, with niidsst radiance,
Bids sase, .,sel-ss.s marble stay
Repeat that strain Of suoal.ing measure.
Softly tel that melting tale,
Fraus;4t S9;tll such c,lt,s.iiiic i...c5,eure,
10 the soal ~aelc loves psey:ii
Reclin'd beleath y;rn spreading wil!ows
DELLA listens 70 TIE Strain
Perciiingg Near her rastic pillow,
Sing these notss Of toTe again
Tell her, on loves tender mission
FLoHIo sends thee, geatic Bird:
Plee.3 the pains OF SCH affection,
Flead my wishes yss elaheSrd
Freight each breeze with balsny Kisses
Ch&urtlns sill IL! terd'rest lay
Sing--siil el47ious morn dislnisses
Thee, sweet Warbler: from thy spray!
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-17

AtExAsDnlA, Jannory Il.
It an election held on Thursday, for if
teen Directors % tile Marine Insurance Com
pany OF Alexandria, the following gentlemen
were chosen -.
Jonah IAomhson, ftHA;e7n Eodrson,
Jancs Patton, -Johr1 Eofkins,
Jaaqes y. lzooe, Josehh Rid.tc,
Henry K. l'Iay, ,3acs5 i7c6f;aQr, {
!fiiFai:. HortShorme, Wilton HerJeyt.
c. PogoeN, 2, Jcuneu,
Bsa;aaan sbreur, i'm, cHas2es S:s,nrs.
W1{iiam fjsisoa,
And at 4 meeting Of tie Directors, vester
day, n?iIGz, Rarsshoane was reelected Pre-
sielent, and Iames fSuS&el Director, in the
place OF 1r. Esartshcrnc-and lanes g. Nick
CTS, Secretary.
DIED this moroing, at half pas, tea
o'clolck. Mr.. DAvEY DAvEY, merchans
Of this town, aged abont so years.
His friends Fand aequsinances are re.
quested TO attend his funeral tomorrow
afternoon, at 8 O'Clock, from his late
dwelling house.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-09-11

A IL those indebted TO ME are. ear
IA nestly requested 70 make pay ment
before the 6rst Of October, having posi-.
lively Determined on settling all my se-
counts up to that date, and 70 do bust
ness in future for Cash, or on 4 short
credit to Punctual customers, tor il 10
Impossible for me TO furnish Goods
from year to year on credit; those who
have accounts win therefore please come
forward and close them, By payment, or
BY giving a note. ,.,.sssss.-. Il --t.
| have At present a very general as.
sortmsns Of GOODS Of every descripti-
on, which win be soid paeomnonly
cheap. = 4 5ss Grsss - Boo ~ y ' Z,
- z:-:t'z.s:y----.:,,;::z--:sssyILLIAM Lone
Martinsbnrg, September II. 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-09-11
RsALE.s

A VALUABLE Tsact Sf ;r,t ,,,.
"A slate LAND, containink about fonr
hundred acres, lyingin Berkeley county.,
Virginia, one mile from Id sulohss
spring and elk from Martinsburf nbous
one hundred md forty acres cleared. Tsf.
~ of which lately clearedl eirks serra
OF meadow and twenty acres Inore -,
closed for the purpose ntskine meadow
OF; the whole well enclosed viii ssr1nv
fences. The greater part or The WOOD
land lies level, l. the prime of lie tract.
and heavily timbered. There Is 81 ~
premises several never failing sprines =,
excellent water, well situated for aissil,
ieries Three different tenenents with-
good Dwelling Ho0ses, &c. 81 HEN.
and the tract win bear being divided n
a. many paris, witha prcportion Of ,Dea-
dow, cleared, and wood land. - esch.
/ wen sell tn Nhole eogstl,er, or sepa-
Tately, q msysbsst sun lie k,iFriaser.
For further i1fosmasioi, md tern. aupIv
10 the subscriber on the preiinises. 8 Z
WILLIAM, LYNR. iun.
4 July 10. 1907. !. & & sff. 4
e. = Nsa
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-09-11

in which they have returned il. The court
cannot Iejectit; because it Is 4 fill an.
swsEeo what was given them IN charge.
The inoorsement remained 90 the Jury
had inserted Is, and the clerk recorded
the verdict Ia the commonform not guil.
~. rs. 81 80 ssz :7g #s4, essf s
Col. Burr observed that he should not
move for 4 discharge till to-morroW. If
. any objection should occur 30 that course
1t nightnoW be made. - {
General 1onathas Dayton appeared in
court 70 answer the indictments found q.
gaiust him BY the Grand Jury for trea-
son and misdemeanor. S5.s't ~
Mr.. .Wickham stated that AFTER the
decision Of the court yesterday, there
could be no doubt but Gen. Dayton was
bailable. He read two afidavits. one of
4 Mr.. Williamson Of Elizabeth Town In
New Jersey, and the otherof Gen. Day.
ION himself, both going to shew that the
latter could NOT have BEEN 1t BANNER.
hassett's island az the time when the o.
reIs actwas committed which j. charged
5in acknowledgements. ii z:5g s.s.s<.s :
. The Chief Justice mentioned twenty
.taonsaa4 dollars, - The ssss. Stirh
should be given. e,s., - =, )
Mr.. Wiek khan thought it was excess
siye and was more Than appeared to
have been usually required in the state
tEiais in England. Il 4ssss5 { H. j. 4 "a -
. Mr.. Hay said he was not very so.ici.
tous ,hrespect TO the SUM.
The Court fixed the sum At ten thou
sand dollars, and Mr.. Williamson and
Mr.. Maftip entered a. his suretiss in
the recognizaaoe. :. 2's ,se;.s ~. ;.
The Court adiourned ill tomorrow
IL O'Clock at which time the Counsel
for the United States will determining up
On the course 10 be parsaed with respect
20 Col. Burr. Z. =, b, r. =. AZ. ). q.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-09-11

todefeud their eountry's honor, :. even
~ the scsnnon,s mouth I" hen would
Snngera eqnpel us 20 turn 60 those on
,Whqpf ahiiify, experience and bravery,
VI, sonld rely Spr defence, safety, and
protection, whose finances We annually
tAxforthe support Of government, but
whose counsels and sersicssar rejected
by The intolerancs ofparty spirit. Il
know the partizan may urge pFeee.
dent against my arguments. By calling
up the wars Of Federalism and Republi-
canism. but these were : the days of
other years. the errors Of past timss..
ON which, though much has been said,
ye. volumes might sii Pc written. My
remarks are prsdicattd on the strongest
conviction that there 10, not only in this
state, but throughout the United States,
aprevailing spirit Of moderation. which
win 6nallybreak down and triumph over
thesiolentspirit ofparty, and restore the
politics Of our country 70 thsir original
purity, or at least, place us on such
grounds that the great body Of the peo-
pie shall Be known only by the name Of
American party, and their opPosrIs by
tst Of faction. 60 !. : : -.-..- ! ~ 4
z Let not ths prrdsry " party stare st
Let the principle be
fairly examined. The times are porten-
tous(; we are thres,ened with war from
withbut yscontention and violence pre-
walls within. On union and moderation
depends oar security. Old Prejudicss
must 'be dismissed, and one common
object held 10 pursuit, the honour, indie
pendsnes, and glory Of our national cha
raeser. ~ - ~. ~, - ( =: >. >. q
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-09-11

THE subscriber offers for sale, .
y tract u SLATE LAND, containiul>
shout one hundred acres, lying 10 Berke.
Wv Connty, about one ,milsstrom tho
Sulpher spring, and The came distances
from Dslkessille there u about CITY s
sres cleared, EUR Of eve arrss Of rood
meadow. and i've or ain more can s.
made there y 4 dwelling house md 9,
thes out houses, two good spring of
water, hevsr Known 70 fiji. a noodS
bargain may hsd BY applying % the
subscriber lisilg e Col klisha Boydss
MM o. MM.esssk, Rssh eleP cnansz..
-. s. JAMES s TERRAT. 4,
September r., 1907. & " a.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-09-11
JAMES HORTON.

DELIGHTFULLY."- informs his
N friends and the public, sint having
taken DR.. N. Read into copastnefship,
the Grocery and Flour business viii In
future Be. conducted under the. Firm of
Horton A Read, atthe old stand. No 3,
Howard street. next door 20 Husssy's
Tsyern, whess they have % band, and
intend ksepiag . general assorfiAent or
GROCERIES and Lie ORS, which
they win sen q The moss reduced prices,
for cash, or b. barter for all kind. Of
Country Produce.
4. xs. : lAMRS HORTON,
...e s JOHN M. READ.
Baltimore. Asgust Z, 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-09-11
Rostcrint 20 az NeVcastle Chroniclt.

We have received the French papers
90 the 3ist. and Dutch to the 9th July,
which completely dissipate the Speculate
ons lately INDUCED in, IS TO the operati:
uas~ On the continent The Russians
spprar 70 be totally discounted in the
battle of Fr;edland.- The 10Th bulletin,
dated Wehiau, the 18th Of June. contains
aTdstaiio 81 the events Of that disastrous
dasy in which. on the anniversary Of the
battle of Marengo, Bonaparte with an
extraordinary accumulation Of good fore
tune, has gained 4 victory not less i'm.
portant.--E The loss Of the Rpssiars from
the Sth up to the I4th, i estimatsd q
10000 killed, wounded and prisoners.
: Bonaparte pursued HE victory with utl-l
usualrapidiiy, and onthe f9th, hlshsad
quarters were at .Tilsis, on the Nlsmsn.
Marshaf Soult entered Kenipgsbsrg On
the 10th, and got an immsnee booty,
and l6o, 900 stand Of arms. saams Of
which, itissaid, were nQtunioaded from
the ships. Blu, The most impostalt re-
cult Is, that the Emperor Of Russia, 10
consequence Of the irretrievable defeat
hi army sustained on the l4ths ProPo-
Bed an armistice. which was agreed To-
It is not 20 be broken without = months
notice. In the mean time the French
army secures position, Of which the
Niemen Is the principal boundary and
barrier. This Arasistice y for ..hs SIX
press purpose Of giving time for the
Nerociation Of peacr, which It il very
probable viii speedily be spncluded.i
rhe king Of Prussia W.. NOS included
in this armistice. exeePtth he had hive,
days Il. conclude one for himself
These events were announced q Der.
lin on the 2sth, BY general Clarke $50. An
'armistice was concluded on the 22d inst.
! lbetwesn Russia and France. One of
the articles mentions, that hnstiljties
.hall not commence till month after.
: notice shall have; been giysn.--T The
French and Prussian armies are to con.
e,,,de separate Armistice within the
ir,eryal OF The Ave following days. His
msies,y the Empstor ofthe French, and
his Majesty the Emperor Of the Rus
.;an.. ! are immediately 30 nominate
plenipoten,iaries, tonesociate the great
work 81 Peace. An exrhange Of prison.
!. -. .sill take place Immediately The
: iimi,s Of the French and Russian armies,
aa,;nu the Armistice, shall be from the
.CurisR HsK The PhalNeg ofshe Niemen,
ana from the LEFT bank Of thAs Iissr IN 20
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: Dry G {: 'le''s s: and ii, |
g (. &. ~, Z
IL: J. L1Dce11SS, IL :,

which win be sold on the very lowest
terms, for Cash or Country Produees or
en- short credit 10 punetnst customers.
JAMES FAULKNER. II
Martinsburg, September ii, 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-09-11
AARTzNsBURG, sepsembef1t.

Israel Smith: Esq. Of New-York, ar
rived il Richmond on Sunday last. and
was Immediately conveyed to one OF the
apartments attached to the penete ntiary.s
The Militia 10 the vicinity OF staun-
ION, made i very handsome parade on
the 10th ultimo. In The TWO regiments
which Pafsded on the occasion, there are
no les than oo2 volunteers. ~ g = w.
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Observation-Disclosures

THE partnership Of Horton q Clask
i was dissolved onthe 9Th April, ~
mutual consent; al those indebted 10
the said Firm, are requested % make
immsdiate payment 20 James Horton,
who Is duly authorised 70 settle tie busi.
ness Of said Firm. - i e =
=, - JAMES HoRToN
- JOHN CLARK
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-09-11
cH4RLEs.;7 orvN RACES.

TNHE Challes. Town Jockey GLIB
Purse win be run fcf Is usual. on
the third Wednesday ID October next.
Is issszPeessd that the racing win conti-
nue. AMY tso days, which win make
eachday's stake better than Il hrs here.
tofore bssn. 8. =,
Il. GEORGE HIrE.
~ ~ 3-5sss Sfcrefdry:
Charles, Town, September ii, 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-09-11
lFlIiRE poLLARs RElgs4RDI.

ID AN away on Monday night iast.
N Negro FAN; l win give The !.
boss reward TO any person who win dill
yer her 70 me 10 Martinsblrg All per-
sous are forWmned harbourius her, in
any manner, as am determined %
prosecute any person Who may do. 30. ID
IS LEVI PRICE. i
August u. 1907. b /. 81
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-09-11

THE subscriber respectfully informs
L His friends and the public generally,
that he has again. cotnmeneed business
nj hid OLD STAND. the corner Of
Queen and Burke Streets, where he has
opened add ready for sale, . general
asaortment nf = - = -
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-09-11

n GEitGftA6 messing Cfs6s Over
n seers,ofihs Poor Of a. Counry of
Rerksley. win be held Il lie foor.
House ofthe said County, on. he sfirst
day Of September Court next. Alipxr.
sons eoneerned are desired % attend.
T., Byorder Of the Board. !. -
+, - Teste, #z2s
: ROBERT coCKBURN, cor.
=" Z g W. = !. y. N,F4ss E z s
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-09-11

the mouth Of Arama II Ssakbih, md
pursuing the course ofthaf rivsr b The
mouth of the Robra in the Nsrsws ord
from thence ascending b he leis knk
of the Narew By Tylyoe1yny @dFssa,
NreW, 70 the frontiefS e RrHssia and
Russia. Tbs nnits b the Frshch
Nehrung afe sohe The NyWeg.
After the people had brought. them-
selves 10 believe DIR die French were
beaten ID the battle &c The 14th, this IN.
telligence produced most gloomy sensa-
ton. q i now clear that the Continent
e Il the feet of bonaparte, and in Ill
probability We shaltbe left 10 prosecute
the contest al6Ae. Every mans feelings
are now sufieiently touched by this
melancholy pfospeet - !.
+ Thus is Prussia annihilated, and
Russia shut up within her own frontier.
Sweden must no longer a.temptto sRag-
ger, or Denmark % temporise. Per-
haps 4 this very moment their finai an.
swers have been exacted and our exPe-
ditions exposed ~ the mere chance Of
being enabledto return in safety! The
political atmosphere 10 gloomy beyoad
I'll fosmer example = Z {. - =. {
" = #. ~ y m - E - IL { 49,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-23
FTo''I the Rebetay.
10 WILLIAM KING, ESQ.

Ca'laldateJor Senator from the Coun-
f'ea q Hancock, Washington, &c.
SIR,
As you are held up as a candidate
Tor the Senate at the ensuing election.
and as 1T IS of great consequence that
yonr qualifications FOR that important
station should be known, will YOU BE 50
ohhging as to answer a few questions.
Tor the benefit Of the electors
Did you not turn your political coat
because the people gave Mr.. HILL
more votes for Senator than yourself?
DID you not affect to be the particu-
lar friend and guardian Of the settlers
upon land, TO which they have not le-
gal dtle' and particularly to those set
tea upon the lands of the PeieDscot
Proprietors :
Dld you not at the winter Session az
the last year, when a Resolve was about
70 pass ~ taror Of those settlers move
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-23

10 have the subject referred to the next
Session of the General Court, thereby
creating great delay and erhense to the
settlers, and subscribing your oz7s pur-
poses
Have you not represented that you
are the particular friend of the said set
tiers, and that the federalists are their
enemies, when the Committee who re-
ported the Resolve which has passed
in their favor, consisted of gentlemen
Of both parties who were unanimous in
the report, and when only twenty mem
bers, including Col. Little and his Son,
voted against the said resolve
Did you not come forward as the
champion Of the Commonwealth, and
state that the heirs of Mr.. Bingham
had forfeited very large sum Of mon
ey, from seventy-five to eighty thou
sand dollars, in consequence of Mr..
Bingham and his heirs having neglect
ed to put settlers upon the land, which
Mr.. Bingham bought of the Common
meath /; did YOU not exert all your ~
huence 10 frepent an extension Of the
time for tuning on these settlers /?
Did you not, at the last session of the
General Court declare that you hod az
tered your ohiHi9n, and suffer a Resolve
to pass, with your consent, extending
the time for putting on the settlers six
years, from the passing the resolve
Have not you and another person APP
piled to the agent of Mr.. Bingham, 20
purchase one haTcj ne million qf dcres
belonging to Mr.. Bingham's heirs, "
ing upon KennebeCk And have you
not actually agreed for three Town
ships OF the said land, at price less
than other lands similarly situated have
lately been sold for?
Arc you not the greatest Bank Stock
holder in Maine and did you not,
during the last fall, make Journey to
Machias and there originate petition
TO the Legislature for Bank at that
place, taking ONE THOUSAND shares to
yourself
DID YOU not also, obtain the promise
Of large number Of shares in the Ean-
gor and other Banks in Maine And
did you not oppose al the applications
for Banks in Maine, because you found
that the Machias application was not
likely to succeed
Did not your friends circulate peti- |
tons for the Division Of Gen. SEW
ALL's Division of militia?
Did not you pledge yourself to MA-
jor WooD, that you mad no views to OBJ
tam military rank
Did not YOU push the applications for
the new Division with all possible Wig
or, Notwithstanding the opposition Of
Gen. SEwALL, Gen. WooD, Gen. AL
LEN and many other officers concern
ed
And did not you expect and Intend to
have been elected Major General over
the heads Of all the officers in the new
Division, In the same way as GEORGE
ULMEk, Esq. Was elected in the loth
Division
When you shall have answered these
you may probably near again
from AN ELECTOR.