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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-08-21

DANaway ftem the subscriber On the
IN 26aa day OF the sevrth month,
aaapprsutice 10 the Clock making busi-
ileas warned Chasiss Itliaie,smitt. abort
eighteen years Of age, I will giye.the 4.
bovs reward Tor taking and securing said
Apprentice 50 tkat I get him again, and
no thsaks: ksdo fofwarn any persons
fom hafbouring saia boy on any account
REEs BRANsoN. q
ssh Nlo6th issh. 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-08-21
DissoI OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

X HE partnership Of Hor,sn q G7ark
was dissolysd On The esh April. 81
tn1tuat consent; all those indebted "a
the said Firni, arc, requested. "a make
immediate payment 70 James Horton,
who i duly authorised 70 ssttls the busi.
ness Of said Firm. 81 s. 81. s, s
JAMES HORTON,
j. JOHN CLARK.
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arrived nt washington City on We'd
nestSy, the u. S. schooher Enterrri.c.
captain Porter, IN IS days from he Me-
ditsrrSnean. Capt. n left tie frirate
Conttitution md Hornet ak Syrarnse.
He states the informasion ofarupnnfehe.
tueen the Bafbary Powers and Great.
Britain u Be unf6unded.s Capt. Portef
'Ekekise furnishes he following ilselli-
Some time Ii May i depotatioi VA
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forees st Ale1andria, Inviting hin %
come with his TROOPS and take poskessi.l
on offhe place md statine thaf ION kii
appearing before Rosettl, ne keyS &C
the civ should Be delivered him. y The
British commander, pl-ased Nitk ia
.proposal. marehed pext Day wilh 5000
men for Rosetts "a. agreeshly soshe
promise Of the Beys See<ised The keySi
mai ia into she puhlis squsfs md ~
about aloitine qlsrters % the dilEsssne
of6cers, and making afrysnesmfntS fof /
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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-08-21

4 GENERAL meeting Of TIE Oyer-
81 seers cfthe Poor of ths County Of
Berkeley, VIII Be held Il the Poor
lio0sesofthe said County, On the krstI
day of September coust next. llper-
suns eoucerned are desired 20 attend.
Byordst of she Beard.
s Teste,
RoBERr cocEBURN, GO J. 4
IDLY 81. 1907. 81
Apar:tsy IF BLANys
Far sa.s a. tiis Qtics.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-07-23
ORIGINAL POE TR I.
EPISTLES.

EPIsTLES.
II Friend in England.-I Continued.
Thus jogging on our hacl,ncys-- Fancy
(Behind the, pr'ythee, bring up Nancy,
Unless, like we, TO rambling prone,
She keep palfry of her own
Wen sometimes mcetin C0ckneighshire,
and bait on uncle Jemmy's cheer;
Or, pressed by Anna, stay and dine,
And take glass of Ginger wine.
Perhaps at dusk Philemon may
= CA! in, in his accustomed way,
Bcrtt an argument or two,
And quote some lines as many do =
But notlike some to shewwhat knowledge
Can issue piping hot from College,
Or such as think pedantic clack worth
More than the plain good sense Of 4 OK
PHI rather likes, think, TO cite worth:
tn: best OK what good authors write,
and merely then t'clucidate
thc very question in debate,
Or back with their opinions lis
which ends my long Parenthesis.
who else
Perchance friend Charles may come and
D'N NC HlOlC Pll% q ~ uO dO.I more
10 Conversation'sstock? i5ctray [jcwels
Sod sense in more artless way?
u NOW 4 better choice Of reading,
Sue huPright tho'ts, or prettier breeding?
Some other neighbours 100 may stop,
Ltt some shrewd observation drop,
'mpart the news, the fire stir up,
Or sans taGon remain to sup.
An! what are Fashions boobies at,
10 miss these charms of social chat,
IN: smiles of Love, the friendly dish,
Seasonal with every ones best wish .
EoIs!who mi't pass their days with ease,
"ell pleas'd, If willing 50 to please.
Believe one who has spent much time,
= running on from cline to cline,
IN acarch of what he cannot find
On: perfectly contented mind -
inc world, if an eTteri1r bliss
Is what we may expect iii this,
The world, in all its spacious round,
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THURSDAY, 23d jury 1907

Has no such pleasure to be found,
As mine, my friend, if | might be
Restored to your snug C0terie.
Perhaps l err IT'S said that Taste
Win loathe what once it had embraced,
And mortals, gorged, abroad will range
For Joys which only please by---chdnge.
But Burke the matter has defn'd,
And mark'd a standard for the mind.
An UNIVERSAL TASTE, which proves
That what one loves Gnothey loves,
And shews, in logic clear as day,
hat 7VAat one loves, one ahUGys may.
chime)
For since Go chip Burke's scheme to
From PAIN alone flows all sublime,
a ndBeaHtymust from PLEASURE spring,
TASTE cannot be a hckle thing.
Ergo, ell men are pleased, forsooth,
With what is bright, fresh, s70ret, soh,
sm02th,
And shun Qike sheep in the same track
The rough, hayah, bitter, stale, and black.
[ Foc these fx'd mark, 7ohen f5ulG, Will
Andmake all like, 0rc!se dislike, rstrike,
And Taste, Of true mGgnetic worth,
VIII still be pointing wards its N9rth,--.
Or rather ike our hearts, more true,
$e'cr vary from It's number two
and shun (mark the sabine, pray)ahun
The Selfshncss of Number oNE.--1
And therefore I, who Love is chaste
And modclPd by the plump-line Taste,
(Slncc Morals are beyond dispute
ARTS sis.er-branch at Beauty's root
Shall ever be ATTACHED to thee,
Thy friends, and thy dear family,
hat little circle, lovely train
Kind, cNfeJu, tender, mild and plain.
What says my friend THAT 1 misquote
The laws which your Longius wrote ?
If so, pr'ythee turn to Burke,
And read ,'forthou canst read his work.
WIN he not rather say, how dull
The subject grows, though Beautiful?
Less sangulne, Will he say that
Those charms am apt to magnify,
Perhaps create, by distance blind,
Which he SO near them cannot hnd2
All !! my dear Joseph may, know,
There feel the whitening touch OF Woe;
Because, perhaps, inactive life
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(No. 21.)

Denies the blessing OLA Wife
Cramps his exertions; or, perhaps
But happiness has. hydra-gaps
Which my PERHAPsFs cannot stop.
And so [ let the trowel drop,
Owning that causes without end,
D2ay mar the comforts of my friend:
Nor his alone-each age and sex
Has bosom sorrows to perplex
Fen murm' ring I my state deplore,
And midstsome blessings sigh for more..
And 1oho is so exempt from Pain,
As never, ne0cr to complain {?
Where Go we find no tracks Of woe ?
No breast that throbs, no tears that aows
In every town---in every street,
Mourners, afflicted mourners meet;
And PAIN delights his traits to trace.
With burning brand, in every face.
Nay if that man were ever known,
Who had no troubles of his own,
Supreme in wretchedness were he,
The child of infelicity,--
Amonstrous thing of spurious birth,
No fit inhabitant of earth.9E
Why then, O why complains my friend?
This blast Of life must shortly end ?
This crazy shell, this 6brous crust,
Soon crack and crumble into dust.
Then shall th'ethereal tenant claim
A mansion of less fragile frame,
And like our brother moth, the mind
Shall leave its name and filth behind.
Then let us for THE moaent steer
'IwlXt tcv'rish Hope and aguish Fear.
youths Scyla and Cary6dis, rife
With dangers in the Straits of Life;)
Give Fancy's tools up cease to gild
Those airy castles which we build;
Leave things behind, eye Virtues goal,
And watch the bias of the soul.
The No7O, lh'impor:ant N97y alone,
We men of clay can call our own;
And 1T, alas however spent,
Is but Ian, and merely lent
For his own use, behoof, and praise,
Whose goodness lengthens it to days.
To be continued.
ERRATUM.-In the Epiftle TO friend in In.
gland, in our lait NUMBER 4oth line from the
bottom of the I'd column, for face read pace,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-09
zxxx. ..nEg=zH----
FROM THE CENTIEEL.
Linc0r, Hancock and Washington.
Hon. SAMUEL THATCHER,
and TNHN CPnCPY

ana JOGIN AROCD j.
d. Gen. CROSBY is tie senior Bri-
gadisr Of the 10th division, and the re-
putMion Of being an excellent officer !;
but has lately been superseded BY The
election Of a man Mr.. Ulmer) as Ne
jor General, who never heid higher
commission than Of Cahia54 and u
the time Of his election heId nc COM
mission whatever IL the miIitia-but
he Is q violent partilln-is democrat
&c Senator--and his brother Legislators
-disregardirg the acknowledged rights
Of experienced officers, and contrary
TO ali former federal exampler--parti-
culaIly cf the Legislature of the last
year, u the case Of General VARNUM
who was elected a Maior-GeneraI BY
an almost unanimous yOte--saw fit to
reward his services 10 their party, by
eleyating him to the highest military
rank III their power to bestow. II is
feared by many that ali tie field S staff
officers Of the 10th division will resiG
their commissions bat as tlis was,
perhaps, one Of the obi cts Of the par
ty III the choice, Il is sincerely hoped,
they viii defeat that object, by holding
their commissions and tt4t al the apr
preaching election Tie militia in that
part Of Maine Will cyincc, by their
votes, that they have the feelings Of
soldiers ard viii prevent similar out
RACES ii future. ! Ee militia ought To
know, that Similar outrage has been
contemplated in the 9Th division: An
application fer the separation d which
into two divisions, has bven made tn the
Exccutivc.-1 he latent OF which is un-
d@rstood, I'D democratic circles, to be,
the elevation of the other democratic
Senatorial Candidate MIR. King to the
high rank Of Major General If the
new division VINO, though lie has
never held mIE any commission has
however since i.ia conversion ~ demo-
cracy, been hoGored by many caucus
co7n7ntealsnS, to revolutiorize the district
Of Maing--stcure Offices for himself,
tgj-nus and connections ; and to influ-
cnce elections, from that Of q hog-Con-
stable To the Chef Magistrate " the
State
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-09
Legislature Of M9sachusetts.
SENATE.

THURSDAY, FEB. %.
HIS Excellency The Governor returned
To the Senate, resolve which had origina-
ted and passed therein, tor renting the
disqualification Of n C0urt Martial, ia SEN
tence against Joseph Loring, Jun. with the
following objections, viz -
Gcnt'e'aen IF rte Serate, ant
Gentlemen U he House sf Representatives.,
A RESOLVE was yesterday laid before
me, which had passed hotn Houses, To re-
verse part of the sentence of q Court Mar
tial, against Joseph Loring, Jun. After
examining the Resolve, and the annexed
Report OF NE JOINT Committee, in which
the grounds tor passing II are detailed, l
THINK IA my duty % Withhold my approba-
ton NJ II, fit tile following reasons -
l7t. Because the preamble Of the said
Resolve, and the report OF the committee
which accompanies il. and of which The re-
solve - 4 part, contain eensures On divers
persons, which, so far as l know, are Who'll
y unfounded
Tie preamble recites, that Joseph Lor-
nT, Jun. Captain IN the militia OF The town
of Boston, has been tried by Court Mar
tial, and sentenced to be removed from his
said Office, and disqualified from holding a.
NJ office in the militia, for three years
That some Of the proceedings relating 70
SAID Court .-tsrtiA were irregular, and op.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-09

Information, sui ro.d of principle afe cntrual-
cd with our pubic ah5irs.--It j. hoFed that
the vast importance OF this truth will be ap-
parent to the electors Of this County 1T the
ensuing eletion -"Let Us rot be negligent
Of this important duty, at the next election
let US choose new Senators and LET them be
men of useful talents, strict integrity and az
mistaken attachment to Washing tonian
principles. To effect this object it IS re
commended to the Citizeps Of this County
10 unite their sufrsges il favor-of
Gen. y4ndrtzr 4. Fernaid, ana
.Ntcholas Emery, Esq.
YORK
Shaptei5A, March 4, 1907.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-09

! leivs the E.uation of the unfortunate. Al
bis accommodation law was pafsed exempt
ng from legal attachment, the nece6ary arii-
ticles Of houfehold furniture, and tools requi
lite to a mechanic 70 purfue his protection,
thereby fecuring 70 thoie who have been I'm.
fortunate in their bu6nels, bed to leeD On.
and the means Of supporting their families.
from the grafp Of the oppreilive and unfeelinr
creditor. notwithstanding lUch i the char
atter of your prefent Chief MagiR. ate, vet
there is an oppoiiiion powerful IN numbers,
organized againR him, III which there are ma
ny Respectable for talents, but when thefe
men ak you to vote for the democratic can
didats il not public good" the eGer,fBls, a.
the fame time intereited and perfonal views
The real canie Of their zeal IN the caufe Of
democracy. Undoubtedly there are few who
would obtain offices and comminions in cafe OF
2 change in the administration, bur, would the
induariOus farmer and machanic or the honea
trader be benefited by this inereale of offices
and officers But ffll their are many among
you, who, lays " Iet us try Mr.. Sullivan if he
does not DO well, we can turn him out. But
let me ak you, IS It wife, or conlitrn-, to a
dept principle in public affairs, which
you would confder ruinous in your private
concernsi Is It doing yourfe,ves iultice to DIFF
mifs as Oh ard fahkfzf fervant Of the public.
Tor one inexperienced and againlt whom there
are many ferrous objections Certainly not.
The objections which ambitious and daan-
pointed men have made to MIR. SrRoNo, are
both weak and mean, and have been 70 often
refuted that It is almof trifing with the her
ter fenie and decernment Of the public 10 no
tice them; iuch as his not keeping carriage
but riding all The way from Northampton to
Bottom, in public Gage; fuch as his giving
dollar to man who happened to fad his
pocket book; when, according 10 democratic
sesHony, he fhould have given twenty dollars =
and above all that he fhoud 70 far loore fight
Of that dignity to be obferved a. Governor.
as to ezercile the office of deacon IN the church
and that he ihould employ thote intervals,
when has attention is not engroGed by Official
duties, in agricultural puriuits.
Electors Of Mafachufetts, an appeal i now
made 10 you whether you will maintain the
dignifed ltuation you acquired by rendering
your couatry free and independent, Gtuation
which it has been your pride and boal( beth
erto to Pohefs ; your political foes calculate
On fucccfs only through want Of viglence and
exerrion on your part Give than no realon
TO entertain an opinion 70 derogatory to
your principles and the caufe you fupport.
Recolie1 that difpair is the vic of towards.
Let every federalif refolve to ufe all fair and
honorable means o inlurc he election Of tie
following nominations.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-09

at : session, Lad ra. prevented tia. l-I'r ~
ate and cool reflection which TIE drncsr,
and Importance ofthe subject required.
The Committee, | am convinced, have
made divers mistakes, beth WV w facts and
differences, which have not tire 70 emu
merate. ! now transmit the sad Peso,, =
together with the foregoing obicctiorq ~
the Senate, where it originated for he con
sideraion Of the Legislature.
CALEB STRONG.
FEB 26, 1907
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-09
FOR THE GAZETTE.

Ma. ADArs,
THE present political crisis calls loudly
upon unc friends Of correct principles 81 u
mite their cndcavors aid exert al their irtu-
cnce to secure tnc election If men of talents
and integrity for seats in the Senate Of thls
COmnonwesdth.-We have painful and al
arminE experience of the mIschefs which
threaten comm HJt! when men destitute Of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-09

ToNNIECTN, DEc-AT accounts agree that
the French army are much reduced by Gck-
neis and icarcity. The Empress Jolephine
and the Queen IF Holland have fed from the
cor,asios.
Gea. BenniuEfeu, with $1,000 men, is near
Wariaw, ha-ralilng the French. whole m:fery
and ditrets give them % homarch for yhting
In truth, we are aGured, that the affairs of
Napoleon are defp2rate.
PRrsBvac, DEC. 3O-N'e learn that the
Ru.'ians, 5o,ooO trong, are ported at Media
via and Na.achia, as friends and allies Of the
Sublime Porte that they have advanced az
far as Widen, and united with 10000 Ser
vans, commanded by Czerni George.
DC. 28.-Gcneral Kamekoy, was march
ing az tie head Of 80 coo men againft Tur-
key when being informed of the renewal of
the treaty between Rufia and the Porte be
Immediately proceeded, and put himlcIf AZ the
head Of the RulIian grand army in POLAND,
which he reached on the 9Th inf
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-09
FOR TIE PQRTLAND GAZETT,E.
Mr.. ADAMS,
YOU are requested to nominate il your
paper,
Lotirqb LewiS, Esq. and
HIM T.5If5or (Dr5y

non. KlLEflcF cary,
as candidates for Senators at the ensuing
election Major Lewis, il is well known,
las been tur mary years a very respectable
member Of the Legislature. His integrity,
talents and us>fuInesgi ave placed him up
On many important Legislative committees
during that timc--and the faithful, able
and upright discharge ~ bis duty, ~ntitle
him to the further confidence Of his fellow
citizens In private life, tile character of
Major Lewis bids defiance to calumnv or
repr0ach. It's believed that no maN III This
election district has iairer pretcnsions to
the confidence and full support OF the elect
Ors.
The Hon Luther Carey, Esq. IL an IN
habitaut Of Oxford county, and rcspccta-
bic Judge Of the Court Of Common Pleas, in
that county The tongue Of SANDER Mas
never been moved against him.-Eotht se
gcnuemea are respectable farmers, and
rank among the most valuable, uscIu and
honorable members Of society They will
unite the interests, and have thc support Of
the respectable and moderate Of an classes ;
and it II confidently hoped and believed that
a majority OF votes for Senators III tbs cleo
ton district, in favor Of the gentlemen ~
bove named, viii prove the triumph oi good
principles over the arts Of unprinciDlcd
demag0gucs. CUMBERLAND.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-09

The Hon. JApfEs SULLIVAN, C.4tto,-
rey General NJ lfasa4chnaens), and
Hon. LEVI LINCOLN, CE1-dttorney
Genray IF he UW.cd Statea) are
the democratic candidates for Cover
nor and Lieutenant Governor Of this
State. Is they are both Practising
I" La7yycrs," we hope 10 hear no more
Of that senseless, but decciylng, hue
and cry which for SO long a season was
made agliu5t" L4wycrs," the " Bar"
and Y" TN Oricr :" Nor Of the prefer
ence which ought to be given to such
men As " Farmer" GERRY, and " Far
ner" HEATH-And it is hoped, that
the 4" drar Peohie," who have once been
deluded by this hyPocritical nonsense,
viii hold the propagatOrs of it in de-
se,-0ed estimation. One Of the most
noisy Of these " Lawuer-hafers," and
" LaqV RcformerS" the " COMMON
wEALTH's DEVILS I've shall now
hear no more of this sort Of trash.
n" DiaboH Rcibublicc Ibid
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-03-09

LoEDoN, JAN. 6.--Sir Herford Jones, has
brought The .a:eft accounts to Government
from the RuiEan head quarters. He had a
flI opportunity Of feeling them with his own
eyes, and we have tbs authority 10 fay, that
he never Gaw an army in higher fate Of dici
pine, or more eager to mect the enemy aisaze
H.rrJt. The two columns Of the RuiIlans,
under General Bennington and Buxhovden, a.
rsuunt to 10000 men, which mutt have JOIN
eL BY the 9th.
JAN 8-The mails from Denmark bring
news 70 the 3oth ut, All accounts agree in
this, that the French army are in a Sloit dire
fIl fate ~ dvfeatary and other infectious
d1or6ers, produced by the feverity Of the
;, at her and the want of proper food-nes iy
the whole ot the army being dilablad,
The Danes. apPreh{enive Of French a.
.tampJs to uiolate their neutrality, and force
them ilio meaiures inconhitent with there in
Teretts, are making preparations to vindicaie
their rights, and have equipped feve'al fmps
u the Lne for The protection coalt and trade
An order Of Council was to appear in the
London Gazette of lie 10th Jan and IS in
iuhGance, 0ay3 the morning Chronicle (" that
no neutral Chips be permitted to trade from
any port under The contron, or 10 the Pofiel-
non Of the enemy. The neutral trade IL
RFeT from neutral nations to THE ENEMY's
PORTS ftill permitted; bar the neutral trade
from port 70 port is prohibited
On'the abuve order, the Morning Herald
oAlerves-" This meafure will fpeedily decide
the queition, whether France, who has no
commercial marine Of her own, can dilpenie
with the carrying trade, as purified by neu-
trails, hat which this meaGure goes completely
&C eKrnguiih. She will now, il retVrn for her
penacec blockade, be her metcaIly leasd up
without an opportunity Of exporting her pro-
dSce 70 ary part Of the globe. The direct
trade from America is permitted, but under
this ialutary regulation, the Americans will
not be allowed to carry cn the trade between
France, SPAN, italy, Holland &c.
Privsteers were ,hucd out of all the French
ports 70 carry into force the blockade Of En-
gand--I8 fail were fitted out at ST. Maloes
IN few DAYS after the publication of the De-
cree. In eonfeqUtnce Of .hs, and great
number appearing ID this Channel. a fpecial
TnetIage had been ihued at the Admiralty for
the failing Of every armed veGel then IN port !;
feverai Prvateers mad been captured ana tent
IL.