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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-18
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ALBANY, APRIL 81.
bri.f statement Of facts which lei to md at
tended the afray IN this CRY on The 216t inst
On the 17th INST 1t ameeting otthe Gin
tOnians m this city, certain Resolutions
were adopted, one Of which declared the
u ter disbelief of tie meeting OF certain facts
containing a deposition OF Henry K. Van
Rensselaer,, Esq. and Solomon Van Rensse
laer, Esq. n Adjutant- General. The lat
ter gentleman feeling himself grossly injur-
cd and insuited, and having understood that
the Resolutions were drawn up by Eli
sha Jenkins, Esq who was Secretary Of the
meeting, attacked MIR Jenkins in the street
in the morning OF the Dist. inst having first
accosted him and told him 10 defend him
self, and gave him a severe caning-Mr
Jenkins being himself armed with cane
About two hours aftep this, Judge Tayler
in the presence Of Several gentlemen, used
abusive language OF the acknowledgement,
calling him AssasslH, Rascal, Scounarel, sc.
ana shortly after, seeing the Adjutant- Gen
eral passing down State-street, ursued him
with his cane raised, calling him aanln' d r4s-
cal, and demanding Of him why he had
used MIR. J~nkns thus and coming up
with him attacked him the General
defended himself with his cane which
was SO n wIested from him by Judge Tav-
ler-Cn which Mr.. Cornelius SheI merhoIn,
Jun came up and furnished him with anOth-
or, with which he struck Judge Tay Ter, and
while they were thus engaged Francis
Bloodgood, Esq. and Dr Charles d. Cooper,
came up, one Of them cIying, kq9ch the
ddnn'a yuscaE a9Svnj the Other XIII The aaann'd
rascal and Bioodg ood, with ne thick end
of heavy cane which he held with both his
hands, struck Van Rensselaer,, from behind,
d blow that felled him-Both Taller, ard
Cooper, as well as Bloodgood, then struck
Van kensalae, with their canes Cooper al
so kicked hm-Van Rensselaer,, being rais.
cd up BY two persons, greatly disabled, wax
e of with their assistance-Bioodgoo pur-
sued him, and while he was led or, struck
two severe blows with tire thick end Of his
cane, held as before, Van Rensselaer, beng
then unal med
While Judge TaN ler and Mr. Van Rens-
selaer were engaged, and iust before the
first mentioned blow from NJ bioodgCUd,
Henry Yates, jun. Esq. cane e. and inter-
tered with Mr. Van Rensselaer, but beng
disabled himself by person unknown, re-
tired.
The Governor, who happened 20 be near
at the time Of atfray, exerted himself 10 the
utmost, IN quelling tie tumult and the ma
yor OF tie city, and other Magisua es, were
very &C = in the discharge oftheir dnty.
The Adiutant General now lies very dsIl-.
gerousiy Ill OF his wounds.
To prevent erroneous impressions, rs to
the transaction above mentioned, ana 70 con-
tradlct the false reports that have been in
dustliously circulated, BY our political op
Ponents, to answer party purposes, we pub
fish the above statement, from actual testi-
mOny and from full conviction Of its truth.
b. 0rter q the FseerGl kepabiicaH Coa.-
anfHee u albany.
JOHN ii. WENDELL, Chairman.
TEUNIs VAN VEICHER, See'y.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-18
TO MISS a. a.

THEN doth nv girl awake her Tyre,
And ask with true poetic fire,
Whether, though times oblvious age,
BY folly led, or wisdom's page,
Her Henry would forget her T!
Oh : could from nv bosom tear,
My constant heart would quick declare,
How oft thy dear angelic form
Haiti tl'anquiIised the raging storm,
SOoth'd the wrinkled front of care,
And calin'd the horrors Of despair.
How oft, when misery Oppressed,
Or cold neglect my. soul depr sd,
Methought | sag thy bosom glow,
And sympathise II HenH's woe
How oft, when w4nd'ring thro' the wild,
Thy 1eehng foi m my time beguil'd
Amidthe dark impervious woods,
Or ploughng through the angry foods,
Methought ireard my love excla.m,
" Forget me not We meet again.''
How Of some rustic blue-eye'd maid
l-A,u-sn,, every charm displav'd
Aud, glowing with impetuous fire,
Tried aHue arts which love inspire
To klnci5 rl5 wi,h soft desire
Thy voice electric through me shot,
And brea-l'd aloud, Forget me not!"
Forget thee no, by Heaven swear,
That while / breathe the vital air,
Whether a begger or king,
Drunk with love Ill wildly sing,
TIL death shall point his barbed dart,
And pierce my fond expiring heart
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-18

returned, and sazO uzdey tie sun, that the
race IS MT % IKE sJoztt, Hcy the battle to the
strong, neither et tread 10 the zviSe, nor ,et
sIches to men If understanding, nor Jet favor
% men Of skill bur tinpe and chance tat
eaett % them al
The books Of Proverbs and Ecclesias-
tics, though written with the utmost plain
ness and simplicity, and adapted to the
ncanest capacity, exhibit illustrious proofs
OF wisdom, and thorough knowledge of
the human heart Here, moral virtue is IN
culcated * arrayed in the most engaCing col
ours. and contrssted wilh its opposite views
~ AL their deformity. The sentiments of
the above quoted text, seem 70 pourtrav the
tickle mind Of man III Strong terms. Here
we ere tod, that although men Of the mos.
distinguished merit have won the victory
YET tie prize is adjusted to some one Of IN
ierior virtue This, being 50 common al the
present day may afford Us this useful lesson
not 70 place any dependence "a things be-
heath the Sun. If men of the greatest Wis
Torn and Irderst mdng, have by an migrate
d End wicked world been refused the re.
ward Of their merit, we can never hoe to
gam the entire appreciation vf The sons Of
men. But, notwithstanding the race is not
,o the swift nor the battte to tie strong.
ms caSht not 20 deter any from striving TO
deserve IT. " The first great Gift we can
oastow On others, Is n good example" In
mite wisdom has pointed out certain duties
;1 be performed, and IN return has allowed
us the indulgence Of every reasonable plea
sure and while we perform our part. we
snail stand acquitted before the tribunal
q conscience and shall at least have the
honor Of falling in our rank, and have
fought the battle, though We may have
missed the victory"
Nature has implanted in the breast Of eve
~ man a love OF fame, and desire to obtain
the good will Of Our fellow men and wher
this is sought only through the path OF duty.
It IS not only innocent, but merItorious
But if we seek the applause Of men as the
greatest possible good, and to gain this,
leave the way of our duty, and our God, we
may rest assured that we shall be DESTROYED.
: 70hea there is no &c to pity, and no created
am 10 sG7r"
Misfortunes are said to be the tests of
virtue, and not the rotten fruit of infrmitv
and perhaps It IS better for us, that in this
world we should drink deeply of the bitter
cup Of adversely Let us then be content,
with performing known duties, not regard
ing the opinion, or seeking to please those
who may wish to deprive us Of our reward
but wMS,.nn" unrighuy, and faithfully con-
forming to the precepts Of our holy religion.
we may rest in hope, that we shall hereaf- /
ter flourish as the Bay-tree, or the Cedar OF
Lebanon
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-18
John p. ThurRon & %

John 2. Thurfon & Co.
F0RE-SIREET HA1E FOR SAFE,
so Boxes Spernaceti Candles
% do Mould and Dipt do
90 kegs of Lard
80 cslks Englifli Nails, entitled TO bebenture
~ crates blue aud green edsed Ware
500 boxes Window Clsis, aforted fzes,
from By to III BY 6
20 cwt. Paten; Shot, aGorted fzes
1nndles Frying Pans--LP Cod-Hooks
ssnglilh Shovels and Spades
Sheet and Bar Lead
nnsaih Scaie-Beams, at fizes
a general afIortment Of Paints & varp;f,e.
- po1es Of No Chocolate
~ kegs Enghfh Muflard
2 hhds Rum-hhds. MoIafe,
Boxes Starch
~ cneits III quality Souchong Tea
sbls- Beef and Pork, Sc. &c.
Mart 2
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-18

MURDER.-A horrid murder was COM
mltted last month on the Alegany noun
talns IN Janerset county. Mr. David Pollock
was shot while travelling the road. He
was found with his throat cut, and robbed 81
ais watch and money Two Frenchmen
committed the act, one Of whom was killed
in the attempt to take him, and the other is
secured.-LsSsrae FED. Fe5 1871.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-18
Poetry.
FROM THE PORT FOLIO.
Mr.. Oldschool.

Mr.. Oldschool,
The anniabLe and beloved subject af the atnexei
jelt-d esprit, 7vho feels emotions With tea
times the p0igaaRcy Of ordinary '1Orta!s, o..
Parting arith me author, gaze him a teSr
exquisite lanes which ea1ea with " Forges me
not.''
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-18
Quincy & Baker,

~r,oo Have Iar js,is
OPPOSITE Mufey's Row, Mid
dle-Rreet,
40 Chefs Souchong, }
Hyion Skin q Frefh TEAS.
Bohea,
Pipes of G n and Brandy
10 Hhds. good favored Rum
hhd' and Bbls. retailing Sugar
go % Dag' North Carolina and Georgia Cotton
$500 Buihels Yallow Corn
90 Quintals Table Frfh
20 Casks Railins
a freth iuPpIy of EnsRfh Good,
<fera q.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-18
Selling eF at Reduced Prices.

Selling at at Reduced Prices.
THOMAS CLARK. intending 70
quit his prefent line Of bafinefs ID the
Fall, offers for iale his entire Sock Of Valu-
able
BOOKS and STATIONARY,
at reduced prices, On terms particularly advan-
tageous to Social Libraries, Country Traders,
and Gentlemen, who with to make additions
to their libraries-He viii, BY exchanging
fome q his prcient ltock of Books. make his
aiiortnnent much larger, particularly
-A11ERICAN PUBLICATIONS.
The Stock remaining on hand will
be offered for faIe a. Public Auction. on
Thnriday, the IN day Of October. A Czra-
iogue will be publiihed zen DAYS pre, ious.
aud he ialc continued, uatil the whole are fold.
without reierve.
April 27 eow3n
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-18
William ThomnCl N

William Thompf3n,
7o5acc7 and SnHF Maa5i 7l7x~,
HAS for fale at his ltore ia u: de-
fett,
Pigtail Tobacco,
f'g and Leaf, 90.
Segars,
No ! and fmoking Tobacco.
N-Thonplon's war anted Snuff, whole
izle and IeraA.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-18

Mr. Osgood rose, made a respectful b.w,
and sat down.
Thus endedth prosecution against Thad-
deus Osgood "A number Of amusing anec-
dotes might here be related, of the conduct
Of the District Attorney towards Mr.. Os-
good, during the pending of the prosecu-
ton but they are reserved for ether hands.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-18

CouaeEien-An the elections in this State
have terminated highly federal Governor
Trumbull, and his co-patriots, are reelected;
and Of the Representatives, l3I federalifts.
and 63 democrats, are chofen In ISO4, the
demos boalted so representatives.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-18
SHIPPING MEM0RANDA

NeupOyk, bay S.
Arrived, sch. Pearl, Forbes, from Nassau,
Neutrality-suspicious. passengers. Capt.
Prattman, and part Of the crew Of brig lane
& Eliza, Of n York, wrecked on the north
west point Of Eleuthera, on tie 18th April,
vessel totally lost, small part Of the cargo
saved and brought to Nassau by the brig
Brother, capt Fisher, who rescued captain
Prattman from the Bru atty of the inhabi-
tants, who.had plunde him Of his wear
ing apparel and other articles. Capt. Ed
ward Swain, Of ne brig Peace, of NeWbu-
ryPOrt, wrecked on the Cat-Keys on her
passage from HAVANA TO Philadelphia, with
a valuable Cargo of coffee, iogwDod and SUI
gar, which was chiefly lost. The Captain
AMI crew were On the wreck days The
remaining part Of the dlierent crews that
with difficulty saved their lives at the time
OF shipwreck, were impressed by Lieut.
Boys OF ms Britannia Majesty's sch. De-
souvert, who very insolently, on the apphcl-
ton OF the respective captains for their re-
lease, refused TO give them UP, and further
declared, that he intended To impress tvsf
men out Of each crew belonging TO Charles
ton vessels, and one out of every four be-
longing to any American ship. The packet
sch. Gabriel Duval, capt. Watts, was totally
lost OF Green Turtle Key, on tic 18th april
Grew saved
Capt. VIM. Chase, arrived at Boston IN
sch. Midas, from Saco, informs, that Oh the
1th May INST AZ 8, IA. M. he discovered
right sch. Of about $50 tons, standing on the
same course with him; and that at ;. 4. M.
inc sch. came up breast VI hin, distant a
bout half mile, wen she upset: That he
immediately hove to, and sent the boat to
her assistance, but could save only one man,
John Simmons, vino reported, that the vessel
was the sch. William, Jnb Anderson mas
ter, from Portland, for Beverly and the
names of the persons drowned from her,
were, Capt. Job Anderson, John Staples, and
Robert Carter those being all tie people
~ board, excepting h.Tn5elf when sic up
set.
The snnual Spanish siip, from Mantle. to
Annoy, has been captured by the British
Nj safe Pheton, Capt Wo5d--This prisc Il
alled o. moderate compassion 1t go,
OOJL sterling,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-18
Guns far Sale.
John l.. bennett,

John l.. bennett,
HAS JUN received, and offers for-fale, at
the hgn Of the Trunk A1idAe-ayest
Chefs ahor ed GUNS, fuit able for mil
ltary duty
A few pair Horfemen's PISTOLS
Sword, of different prices
Cartridge Boxes, Belts, Printing Wires and
Brulhes
Knaplacks, &c &c
On the mott Reasonable terms for Cath.
ASrI 20.
The fubicribers will tranfs4 bu6nefs IN
= der the fam of
Harriny ton & Co.
a. the fore lately occupied by JoHx Ger,
M. 4, fygJFyesf.
JOHN cos,
lPyR /, lS07. ]. HARRINGTON
ALL perions having accounts open with
the fublcriber are requetted 70 call a No 4.
Filth ftreeet and have the fame adiuGed as
foon as Potiible J. COE.
dfyH 1 , 1907.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-18

TO LET,
A two rory Dwelling-houfe. fs-
mated in Free-nreet, oppoGte Mr. Stephen
Lees Brick-houle. Inquire as above
April q. m
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-18

Honorable to Hatmanity-The fire
which destroyed Detroit the lst Of June
1905, consumed the houses on IS
streets, lanes and alleys. Sixteen hu-
man beings were burnt, and COWS, hor-
SEES and sheep, shared the same fate.
The wretched inhabitants escaped with
only the linen on their backs. a tribe
of the Delaware Indians, who lived
within miles of Detroit, held coun-
Gil the next day, and came to reso-
luton to relieve the sufferers and on
the third day after the FIRE, sent IS
mich COWS, 3 sheep, with turkies,
chickens, and other necessaries to their
relief. Major Campbell, the comman-
dant Of Fort Maiden, on the British
side of the river, also contributed to
their relief, and sent them FIVE boat
loads of cloathes, shoes, and other use
full articles.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-18

A post-office is established at Kittery,
(Maine) and Daniel Pierce, Esq appointed
postmaster, at whose house the Office Isl
kept.
Mrs. Tudor and daughter, Of Boston,
were presented to the French Empress on
the 18th Feb.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-18

The underwriters and shippers at
Loyd's Coffee House in London, have
voted to captain Croker, Of the Ameri-
can ship Otis, the sum of five hundred
pounds sterling (2,22O dollars) and
piece of plate of The value of so pounds
sterling (220 doliars) for his humane
exertions to preserve the lives and pro-
Porty exposed to danger during the Vi
olent gale which was experienced in the
Downs on the 18th of February last.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-18

A horrid murder has been commit
ted at Caledonia, Genessee county, BY
one James M'Lean, Scotchman. A
dispute arose about afew pence M'Lean
was told he ought to pay, in a drinking
company with few Of his countrymen,
which so incensed him, that he seized
an axe and instantly killed one Of them
by a blow on the neck, which nearly
cut bis head of. On his falling, anoth-
er of them, while STOPPING to take him
up, received similar blow from the
infuritated ruHian, which also dispatch
ed him. M'Leah was apprehended
and committed to gaol
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-18
@oilttor. m.No. rs.
THE PREACHER..No. 9.

. returned, and SayO uvdey tie sun, that the
race Is Rot 70 IKE svojt, asr The b0ttle to the
strong, neither II tread 10 the zviSe, nor let
riches to men IF understanding, mar Jet tavor
70 men Of ski /. but time and chance tat
eneft - tke1rl az
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-11-27

Iis,ire ought 20 be previdrd for BY Law
ard thatt hey report BY bill or otherwise.
Nj. G.. Campbell presented the
memorial Of i humber sfpefsons residing
in the slates Of Tennessee and Georgia,
praying that they may 81 Incorporated
for the purpose Of opening and rendering
nasigabie tha. part Of the river Tennss-
see, in the Mississippi Territory, known
BY the name ofthe Muscle Shoals /; and
also for the purpose Of making certain
. commercial establishments on the head
waters Of Fombigby river, adjacens to
the Muscle Shoals, and also praying to
have the use Of . road or roads through
the Irdiaa territory, with the assent Of
the Indian tribes claiming the same
Referred to a select committee ofseven.
Mr. Dana said he had . resolution
prepared for the purpose Of calling the
~Ttte1tIon ola committee Of this House
,taasubiect materially interesting to the
sovereignty Of the nation; the commit
tee he wished 10 instruct was that on ag-
Eressions committed in our waters, Be.
but az he did not see the chairman Of that
committee in the House. he should lay
j, on the table and call it up when the
gentleman wal present. 80
The resolution laid on the table val a.
follows: = &
Resoiyed, That the committee, to
whom was referred SO much Of the Pre-
sident's message az relates 20. .sggressi-
ons within our porte aud waters, 70 sio-
ksioas 81 or jjprisdietion, and to msa-
suses n~eeessaryf for the pro.ection Of our
ports and harbours, be instrnetedf 70 enc
auire into the elpediency of providing
ior the employment Of adequate force -
somrefth the Immediate departure Of such
forsien armsd vessels Is may be found
lemaining within the waters Of the Uni
se6 Ssates ID defiance Of any iinterdietory
proclamation duly issued BY the Presi-
aent Of The United States; and that the
uommittee have leave TO report BY bilfor
otherwise. r. r,
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NEARLY two years have elxp.ed
In since the dissolution Of tie part-l
nershiP Of MsyyoyD q Byosgi, during
which time fhSss anxiously been wait.
ing for those persons indebted 70 said
concern to come. forward and discharge
thsik respective accounts, in which I
have been disappointed-In nov request
al those indebted 10 said concern, o. -
myselfin any manner whasevsr, e make
immediate paymentto MI. Ro6ersWor.
thinston, whom I kavs authorised 10 Re.
ceive ths sanie-Those who neeieet d.
tending o this notice, within . short
time, must c~aleuiate upon suits being
COMMENCED. al il il impossible 70 i've
any longer indalsenee.
JOHN MORROW.
Shspherd's. TsDn, Nop. ~, fsof.,
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$500 1891 v;.w of ne c;rcun'
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sea tie Natiesai LsteKesnce,

q ~ ~ Jrw = go IN 49, II -l#@" #5EsEW-% ~ .E-t-L
Tuesday on the opening Of the house
Of Representative, Mr.. Lyon said some
proceedings had come 70 his knowledge
which he wished 20 expose, which be
thot should be done with closed doors
On which the galleries were immediately
eleard conformabfs to a standing rule Of
the house. /
MIR. Lyon then submitted the follow
ing resolution; &
VI Resolved, That provision oughtto Be
made by law, forbldding al transferss Of
rights Of action, and Of all monies and
othsr Psepersy either real oFlpersouaI 20
or by any subject of the crown Of Great
Brisain, and also fofbiddinR any citizen
Or resident in the u. s. paying any debt
or demand 70 any snch subject.
MIR. Lyon, on Offering this resolution,
observed thin he had understood that
Mr.. Erskine, the Hritish minister had
recently transferred stock poassssed by
his father % Z large amount u tke AZ
meriesnt sands. He ssid he sonsidered
this e Z strong indication og kossilisy On
the para OF Englandtowards thiscountry.
he expressed the opinion that BBisain
had n numerous instancesssU infractedi
the treaty between the two countriesthae
Il could no longer Be considersta s obi.
gatofy onthe y. s. who consequently
posssssed the moral right Of declining.
on her part, 70 respect thoss stipulations.
whose observance might be Injurious %
her. He said that he thought Il became
the ~. 3. In the present state of aEairs.
TO hold such pledges - she possessedfa.
gainst The acts of iajhstice which might
be committed BY Britain, andssha, by !.
dopiing. this resolution, she would retain
10 her handssth means Of indemnity. Ia
casesuch aets should be comnitted ma.
ifthey shoold not, No injury could en-.
'sae from its adoption.
A universal sentiment va unreser.
yedly sxpressed ttafsueh assep e athis
time waS Improper. Not asiuele rAem.
Der sapPorssd the rssolut;bn; but III
eensufed its impfudence. The general
opinion waa thar if persistefin 6y he
mover, the doors should Be instantty, d.
pened, and the resolutien reieeted ID
public. MI. Lyon then Withdrew the
resolution, md The galleries were open.
ed under the understanding that an g.
crecy WA n an end.
The foregoing contains, We believe, 1
faithful statement of the slbsfdace Of The
discnssion. il sueh indeed Il can Be cali
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M4RTENSBURG, November u.

MARRIED-On Tuesday the
i.zth inst. near Creager s-town, BY the
Rev. Mr.. Dubois, Nj. =. Misgh.ny,
Of. Berkeley county, 70 Miss Mary
Head; and Mr.. 1Tamcs Casrk, OF
jefferson. to Mas Ekzabrfh Head,
beth daushters Of Mr.. william Head,
Of Frederick County, Marylad. :