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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-08-11

OF American independence, HENRY HIoKT,
Esquire, Of the said district, hath deposited
in this Office the title of book, the right
whereof he claims az proprietoror, in the
words following, to witt
THE
FREAKS OF COLUMBIA,
OR,
THE RE1foY.4L
OF THE
SEAT OF GOVERNMENTS
A FARCE,
.1ecomhanied 6y an Ix7E R1UD., called
8 THE METAMORPHOSis.' g
To which is added,
THE NEY PROSPECT BEFORE Us
WRITTEN By
TIMOTHY sI.dSTE,
Author of that we'll known Novel, entitled
" The Pehher Boa and also, the Moral
Tale Of 1Ae Worn-out Fan,asoors," which
actually became threadbare, from too many
editions having been published, without ona
having been read, by single sans-nlote,
and yet eli OF them were published INF rance.
Deniquc, sit, quod Wis, simplex, duntaxat 4
unum. 3
O.. Horas;i Placer, de Arte Poetica.
Be your design whate'er it may.
From the text you must not swerve
Give it an artless plain array,
And eyer unity , preserve 2sss;rysa i, 7, !.
In conformity to the act Of Congress Of the
United States. entitled !" An act for the en-.
enlargement of learning, by securing the CO.
pics Of maps, charts and books to the authors
and proprietors of such copies during the
times therein mentioned.
g. DENEALE.
Clerk of the district Of Columbia.
August 10. St
C I want to hire a negro
fellow that understands something Of garden
ing as well as farming. ~
R. 7. Hooe.
Jnly l3. ...-..--..,.....
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-09
Last Eveai,9g''S Mail.

by the eastern mail of last evening. VIZ
learn that the ship Union, Jacobs, from Lon
don, has arrived at New-York, Captain ia
cobs, lett London on the 1 II of June. Doct
Hermann, passenger, Is the bearer of dis
patches from orr minister at London, and
from ot Petersburg, Russia, to the govern.
ment OF the United States The Doctor in
forms, that it was expected at London, that
the orders of council would sh rtly be so mo-
dItlsd as not materially TO affect neutrals
l ne Union brings upwards of 5000 letters.
The riots in Manchester, and the other
manufacturing towns in England, though in q
great measure kept under, were not al ,oge-
Their ex ,ingushed.
1t is stated, that the American disnatcb
vessel, the ST. Michael, has arrived at PORT
ent, from whence she will proceed to ENGLAND
Positive adVices have been received ar N
York, that the marquis of Someruelos. pre
5'dent, governor, and captain-general of the
stand ri Cuba, has opened the port Of Ho-
wanna to British vessels, and declared wa,. =
ganst Bonaparte in the name of Ferdin,rd
the seventh. We have received the procla-
nation OF the marquis, which shall be give,
in our next paper. it is full Of invective a.,
gainst the French emperor, and full of sna-
sive sentiments for the English. SPEAKING If
the Spaniards, the proclamation saws: ,'rbcv
have adjusted an armistice with ENGLAND n
name saucer dHd coRSOlatOTy 10 fhp hmm,
race! to which henceforth must be added
that of shieid n aHicfed huaaauity. for tbc
same just reason that Spain must be stvled
tie drkiUerer Of tie worid'
Sir Arthur Wellesley was to proceed nm the
10th or Ilth June to Spain. He was To tsre
such troops as were equipt The fore. col
lected at Cork was to follow him. Viporo,rs
efforts were TO be used to send as rrea, =
| force as possible on the xpedision.-Rma,n-
milton has been sent in great quantities.
| Several districts had sent IDENTITIES ~ a.
viedo, capital Of Asturias. Totbi, ass.ro-
ibIy all are invited to send deputies II !,
proposed to convcnc the CoyYcs-Tbe Mar
qus de Santa Cruz is appointed Gcneraliss;.
mo OF the army Of Asturias and Sal};ria
On the 18th MAY he issued a proclamation y,
Oviedoslnviting the inhabitants OF Astnrias
TO rise III defence of their institutions an.
country -" 1t is your country that coI,
upon you 70 rescue her from the hands Of be,
| oppressors.--WIll any Spauiard be def +,
her call Arise.--We have arms--sbaIl ",
want hands to WELD them I'VE have . GOO,
cause, shall We want hearts to defend II 81
ms patriotic call has been as patrioticaIl,
apsweTed'-Forty Thousand men are said t,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-09

EHARLEs MUNNS (lute assistant te,,l.r
~ at Nj Oswald's) will open SCHOOI e
tie dwelling Of Mr.. Shields adjoining ss E,oG,
IIIS DAY, for the education Of youth OF both
sexes NS'l
Trims 81 IMfion.-lnstruction in The French
ing, Writing and Arithmetic, 10 dolls. a o,,,g,.r-
the one half payable in advance
II any scholar does not learn French, he n,,s
only dolls per quarter ig any, also. viii not
learn English Grammar and Geography, 6 dolls
payable as before 'i''
NO charge ON the scholars entering no cbarcn
sexes. "N'i'
~ Evening School Tor The Tuition Of french
vii be Kept from s to for the accommodate,
Of yoang gentlemen who may find it more corye.
ment 10 attend at those hours.-Terms dolls.
per qHsrter. ''
Augusta. r1,v1n1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-09

Tor SALE VIII sell low fer casl, an o.
L ccilcnt Negro Man COOK--Ifc has bcen
accustSme TO cooking IN a tavern and can ven.
tre to recommend him to b. q good one liz 81
an obiging servant and believe him to he ,ili-ts
y "one$k Also' q strong and heeltIy negro lYo-
MAJ with female child, ith her. a5,ut O.
ye1rsold tic womanis ava excellent pastry &c
a gpgd W sher and ironcr These scyts.., '""'
soIior No fault, only for the wsut o.. NETS, ,'a 'fe
will also sell thorough beId b.C5i .,'.'''.
wrranted to be oftYe first stock IN tb;. "i,,es'
credit Fs9sg . moderate
Fairfield, Auguss5. ff7.. iS,.1h'
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-09

MIR. M ANFREDl Respectfully informs tbe
I'VE LADIES AND oENrLEMea Of Richmond.
Manchester and its vicinity, thlt lie ;ntan,,. -
give his third Exhibition on Wednesday e,,, ni,oc
the lOth instant at the Freemason's-H Of Rore.
dancing with aud without the Bal4nce poic of
T"mb'lng and ieats of activity, Che Pyramids-
dancing on Che slack wire. &c &c. Gc-nrd
hopes by his eXertiOns to me rt the public p tom
age,-To commence half past seven o'clock pre-
clsely, and price halfa dollar per ticket
Richmond, August 5 (1D
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-09
\ RICHMOND. 5ry 4th, 1903.

i GENTLEMEN,
Il II our first Circular addressed to
you, we requested YOU in all cases where the com
lmittee did not already consist OF seven members,
TO recommend the names of as many gentlemen
as were yet wanting to complete that number
| The Corresponding Committees of some counties
nave complied with this request others haze not
AS your communication on this subject has not
vet reached MS, and NAV not possibly come TO
hand III time, we must now request and autbo.
rise you TO I'LL up your committee 10 the number
OF seven; and to keep full that number BY SUP.
plying any vacancies which now exist or may
hereafter occur II is almost useless for us 10 re-
commend to you the selection Of firm republicans
and firm friends to Mr.. Madison's election.
The election is TO take place in each county, On
The first Monday in November next. In p,lrs,-
ince of the precedent established bv the 81 nd nr
committee III 1904, we must request YOU to pro-
cure to be Vvritten number of tickets equal to TIE
Whole number OF voters in each county; and
'omc time previous to the dav of election, to dis
tribute them through their counties.
Since our last circular, a melancholy event has
taken place, which should be known to yourselves
and the people. Ii is the death Of John Good
rich, Esq. of Isle of Wight, one OF The electors
placed ON the Madison ticket To supply this
vacancy, we have deemed it proper to nominate
benjamin Harrison, Esq. Of Prince George. On
referring to the proceedings Of the Legislative
Caucus, held at tae Capitol on the 2SL, January,
YOU VIII discover that Mr.. Harrison had been pre-
FiousIy selected an eector for that district that
he had honor2biy resigned his appointment in ia
vor oil Mr. Goodrich Republican, el@,tAr nj rht.
last election, and that 1T then understood q.
Taong the members of the caucus, that MIR. Har-
risen was to supply any electoral vacancy which
should occur in that district
It is absolutely necessary ,hat the electoral
tclSt should comprise Che CIR stian names OF the
elccprs. We have consequently obtained AN ac-
csrats and complete list of the names of the cleo
tors, which we have suboncd TO this communi-
cation.\
Believe us, Gentlemen. respec fully,
Yeur Fellow Citizens,
WILLIAM FOUSHEE, sen'r.
ABRAHAM 3 VEN ABLE,
PEYTON RANDOLPH,
THOMAS RICHIE,
SAMUEL PLEAS ANTS, AND
GERVAS STOkRS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-09
q'gg NAMES OF 7'HE ELRcq'oRs.

! Joseph G"uwir, senr. Mans .nond, Benjamin
Harrison, p. George, E,'w-rd Pcgram sem.
Dinwiddie, Richard Field, Brunswick, Col
Ihomas Read, Charlotte, Joseph Fgglcston,
Amelia, Hugh Nelson, Albemarle, Col Ceorg'.
Penn, Patrick, Philip Norborne Nicholas, Ric.
mond, Spencer Roane, Hanover, JOHN
iioSiia, King Will an. Robert Tavior, Orange,
Gustavus B. Honer, Fauquier, Robert Nelson,
York, Mann Page, Gloucester, Richard Barnes,
fiugh Holmes frederick, born Sprigg, II amp
SHIRE, James Allen, Shenandoah, Archibald
stuart. Augusta, Col. Alexander Smyth, Wythe,
Cen john Preston, Montgomery, William
Mckinley, Ohio.
- The above circular, with very little varia-
ton, hasbeen sent t. those counties, whose com
miitees arc complete.
The English are preparing an expedition
FOR 5. america, whichis in great forward
ness.--lf it be conducted ON hroher hrimci-
HieS, it may be successful.-lt was proved on
the trial of Gen. Whitelock, that the Spa
nish colonies wiz never be lhe cordial allies
OF England, until she recognizes their hide
fiendence. They viii not consent either to
become her colonies, or to be Transferred, ::
her ~, =" e''y' mother Codntry ~ - 0oii-
clusion of peace.
To the Itth and 81, foas,s, drunk at tina meet
ng of tho people % Albemarle, there is an error
they should be printed thus:
l4th. The M.liGa--The rights Of the nation ar,
their rights they will know how 10 defend them
18Th. The freedom of the Press-The bes,
source OF political relormaton-the scource O.
those who would destroy. s, the support of thos.
who cherish true republcansm.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-09

The Rus5fsfl8 at Gothlanl have surren-
tered The British troops we're Std at Got
'StiuuiStI.
A vessel which Effected her escape from
Charene on the 25th May, reports that M
order hSd been issued at all the ports Of
rance for laying strict embargo on al
vessels without respect to ,eag.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-09

- The above circular, with very little varia
ton, has'heen sent t. those counties, whose com
mittees arc complete
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-09
TIE ENQUIRER.
RICHMOND, AUGUST ., 1908.
1t was easily seen. when James Madison

AN OLD STORY WITH NEW FACE.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-09

we learn by gentleman from Lake On
tano, that person there IN the emDloy If
the custom house officers, was lately shot
dead, when on the watch cor tilo. { attenpt-
ing to run property into the province Thn
coroner's inquest was accidentQi death a
solemn omen for american cu8tonl-housc az
tcTd4nfS...I6.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-09

EItrGc: Of a letter from re8fecrobIe ney--
char al HavGnna d4!ed |uIv 49,
An express extraordinary has this no
ment arrived here from Spain, bringing the
important news that the Emhero,- Rona-
ilarte no longer crisis he was killed ~
the Spaniards at Bayonne '.... Merc. .ldy.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-03-28

| beliye it TO be solemn truth, that the
democratic members held a caucus
soon after the commencement of the
last session of the General Court, TO
choose a Governor for you, and that
they then and there gave votes fol
Messrs. Sullivan, Lincoln, and King,
taking care that King should have the
greatest number of votes for Governor,
and that they were afterwards heard to
say, they had no design finally to vote
for Mr.. King, but meant to prevent
Mr.. Sullivan from bcine startled at any
Of their propositions, as they meant he
should remove some sheriffs, and do
some other things, which they feared
he might not be willing to do.--What
is the object Of the standing army, late
~ recommended by the President,
which is to be placed in every state I!
Cannot this army be employed to over
awe the people, and carry certain mea-
sures into effect, Bonaharte ike, by the
point ofthc bayonet? The provisions
recommended in the standing army bill,
are calculated 10 invite the most aban-
doned wTctches into it-who, if they de-
stroy your cattle, burn your houses, or
murder your wives or children, are to
have no other punishment than a small
fine, or thirty days confinement which
the offender would prefer to being on
duty Il believe Frenehmen have late
ly come from France TO New Orleans,
70 take command 2f his army, qvhen rais-
ed Il Alight go on to mention the
conduct of congress in determining to
keep us in the dark-refusing to give
any information from France-cra.n-
ming every thing down our Threats,
without assigning any reasons and
our Governor, for keeping back let
ter from a Senator in Congress, direct
cd to him to be communicated read
ing only the first page himself, aItho'
he reflected on the principles contained
III the letter, Notwithstanding by his
own statement he did not read far e
nough to see one Of those principle,
before he folded it up and never unfold
ed it again However inconsistent
this, and incomprehensible 10 Federal
lists, it viii 60 down for sterling truths,
which your leaders will wish to make
you believe.
FRIEND TO GOOD GOVERNMENT,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-03-28
U,H0 is D1Uid COBB, Esq ?

General Cobb is well known in every
part OF the Commonwealth--Hc was a
Son Of Liberty in l774-Duiing the
whole revolutionary war he served his
country in the field On his return, he
was appointed MAJ or-General of the
Militia Of this State and was called By
government into its service, in 1887, to
suppress the insurrections of those dis
tressing times.-His spirit and clemen-
cy in that period Of calamity are well
known:
"No savage deed distained the sword,
While Fed'ral Chieftains led the host;
Submission heard the joyous word
MERcY-the christian conqueror's boast"
Always a Jealous advocate Of the
Constitution, he has had the singular
honor Of being chosen a member of
Congress by the people Of this State at
large He has Frequently been cleo
ted member of the Legislature of
this State; has been Speaker Of the
House Of Representatives, and Presi-
dent Of the Senate.
All these Offices he executed with
honor to himself and usefulness to his
fellow citizens but by the triumph of
party spirit, the state was deprived Of
his ser ices The leaders of the de
mocratic party know that he is opposed
to war, Embargoes, S all those ruinous
measures which Of late have been pur-
sued These men will use ever mean
TO prevent his election.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-03-28

May they who cause the ACKNOWLEDGMENT
If the Auasff an empire, be alone ssbjectet
ITS eyils-D Maych in Saul
By the Han. Mr.. GORE.
The American Flag-May il continue Z,
mark honorable enterprise, and prosperous
"ommerce-may it ensure protection anc
,Ntend the Nations Glory.
4fier Mr.. GORE qyithd,elc-By The PREsI-
DENT.
CHRIsToPHER GoRE, esq-May the pub
ic gratitude for his abe and successful SCI
ices, be as ardent and sincere, IS the zeal
hat performed them.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-03-28

(a) THIS surely cannot dLude to the
officers q government under Ate .fderai
GdnrnslraHoa, because Thy 7ve1r Ghosen
by the people TOR tj 81 does, me obSer-
cation o1lfaes zVilh equGt orce ~ the Gd-
nlfniSsration u1ldtr Coz. 5uiiUan. He
flre8nme IL means tie SQUATTERs, bur-
ners of Gaols and Court Houses, zvho
haze indeed, " wrested the sceptre oil
power"
(b) Whaf is here called virtue" we
f're8ume 70 be talent for deceiying the
people ; and By patriotism" as above
nSea, 7ve conclude the graspiny Of PUB
lie Offices.
(c) France.
(d) This sentence SO evidently aHHdcs
10 The american ReUotutioH, 50 hahilily
ended tTOenty,fUe gears ago, thar IL must
be considered as another liar CRY.
lei Does This allude 20 Federahals or
ID mocrats /? 1the latter, Tve could name
Purr, a HIikinsOn; a Livingston, and
hoat Of others zgAom re nozv forbear
20 mention.
III linen I! ! !
(gl Pray read The names Of your men,
bers etthe Council, and efthe Legislature,
[hl HilkinSon's transferring citizens
by military force in defiance Of tie ctvil
hoTver, and an CONTEMPT Of orr constttu-
tioNat rights.
III Particularly their ahhrobqHon o.
me embargo which has 50 much ben. ftec
our rude ard eoMmercc, rats-d oar com
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-03-28
-TSpe=
ron SHE PORTLAND sAzE7Ys,

DIR. ADAMS,
AN not insensiblc, that either arr
sumcnts or facts, have but little inGu-
ence with many men at the prescat
day, but as there are many who have
hitherto voted IN favor OF the democrat
ic party, that are honest and well mean
ing, and would, were they really ac-.
quainted with the men and measures
OF those by whom they have been du-
ped and deluded, quit them, ard take
sides with men Of virtue and integrity,
believe it to be the duty Of every
friend to his country, to sound the a.
l4rm, and save America from ruin. My
own present views Of the times are
such, that | exceedingly fear we are al
ready SO lost 10 our own interest, that
nothing short of national repentance
and reformation, can save us from po-
liucal destruction. The rising genera
ton are to be piticd. Where is the
feeling man, that does not trcmble for
his children, when he reflects upon the
miseries to which they are exposed
Are people determined and mtllng to
be destroyed Cannot they possibly be
persuaded to pause and reject a single
moment Let me ask you, my honest
democratic friends, what has been the
cause Of this amazing alteration in our
circumstances What were VT once ?
WAat are ne nozo I? Who conducted
our measures in the days Of prosperi-
ty Who has conducted them since
Be advised, be persuaded, be entreated
to consider. You are told by those who
mean 70 deceiUe you, and who k1ozy BET
Ter, that our distresses are occasioned
by the federalists. Can this be true :
You have more sense, if you will exer-
else it, than to believe it Why can YOU
not think for yourselves? Such Wng
Us this has almost effected our ruin.
Those that impose upon you in this
way, laugh at your credulity. You
know the fedcralists have had no share
In the management of the national gov
eminent, or that ofthis commonwealth,
for long time. Since tbs YOU have
been rapidly declining. Could ley
have done as they wished, our cir lm-
stances would have been as formerly,
hSaly PROSPEROUS. One great difficulty
with you is, that you are in the habit of
believing those men in politics, that
you will not believe nor trust In anv
thing else Permit me TO tell YOU what
believe. | believe that the conGuct
OF your party In the last session of the
! General Court, was such as ought to
excite your resentment. believe YOUR
money has been squandered away 10
very little good purpose--to pay mem
bers for complimenting Mr.. Jefferson
lor laying an Embargo, measure
which is working your ruin. believe.
that democratic members Of the Cen
eral Court, who supported the embar-
go, as well as those Of the national leg
islature who laid it, and the supporters
OF the resolution for appIauding the
President, TOhen out Of doors acknowI-
edged the improperly but, on f.
final decision being taken, were in ia
YOUR OF those measures, on the princi.
pie that they ntaSf vote for them, be-
cause brought forward Sy heir fairy.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-03-28

The following ToAsTs, among 9th
ers, were given at tie celebration of
the anniversary of Ua5hingto7t'S birth
day, IN Springfield -
The Times High Salaries and Embar-
goes, Ruin and Bankruptcy, ImPeachments,
Courts martial, and trials Cor Treason.
" The Read 70 F4,a''-A popular play,
SOW acting A Washington, we hope for The
,ast time
Or VrSe Goveynment-W Which conceaIs
from the people what 1t ca,es not publish.
A heavy duty on the importation. and a
liberal 5oauy On the expectation, Of exotic
patriots.
On Freign Relations" SECRETS WORTH
KNowIvG"
Tie E1nbngO-The presidents pledge of
love 70 Farmers
ApnaPar1e--A spark from the tail of j
comet, to set the world on hre-Cod forbid
that we should be the fuel.
GEORGE WASHINGTON-The hear,
winch does not vibrate with love and rra,i.
'ode, az his name, SIS fiji t0r treason, snata-
gem. aH4 sp.ik"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-03-28

snare, IN pTefenring view Of thoie concerns 70
tsn, to tie afterwards laid before the LepG4-
isre knew il was the duty of the Governor
20 watch over the welfare Of the Common
wealth. And vour Exceliency in your late Z"
proclamation fer a day Of public faftisg and
prayer (Which have read with great satis-
faction and hope with Christian delight, has
very seriously and frikingly called on The
people over whom you preiide to unite IN their
solemn atsemblies, ia PRAYER 20 Qua FATHER
lN HFAvEE," that he viii fmIe on the Iabours
Of our hands and on our sNfsr byi=es In brfinefs,
pro'pering our Na9igafion and FIj6es ies," And
u was becaufe | faw thnfe Enfe,p,izes bla(led
by an Embargo--our NIvigzt ca profrated-
and our F'y6eyic5 permitted to do no beneficial
end-([eeing tie fih when caught. not being
iufered TO De exported, mutt rot in the hands
of the ffhers l--fhat prefumed TO efs the
Governor and The Legilature Of the great
Navigating and Fiihing State; in rhe hope 10
convince them & the people &c he necefIi;v Of
looking .benfsgee5 after ihofe HfIential tntere1s
ofthe Commonwealth knew that agreeabIv
70 long eitablilhed usage the Legislature Of
Maf'cfufe'ts, and through them be People,
bad heeG sccuilomed TO receive frem the Gov
ernor Information Of RE bisgs zpbilb bsloz -e5ts
bsr reae-And Al what period Of her h;ilory
Gid i more behove her II Erozy than 2 n rery
ScfL Sir fhoul1 have deemed mvfelf wanting
an resped towards your Excellercv if in an
add e's intended for he information of he
Legislature OF the CommonweaIt' i had omit
ted r. rrefsnt il. II the FRI place to the Gov
er,ior, as her political head And nill remain
ing satisfied that this j. he correa courfe If
4kty, mrf NOT omit, on every future occa6on,
10 puriue il.
have the honor to be,
verv respectfully. SIR,
your ExcelIency moft ohedient servant,
TIMOTHY PICKERING.
H;r z .el7rrrv James sullivan, En-
SlverEor ef fbe CazuoHvUsali5 MzGaabyicttf.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-03-28
- ooOffei $1,000 g.
COMMU NICATFD.

a leader, and perhaps the head ofour
democrats in tbs county, has supere..
yea The propliety of obicctine to Mr.
COKE because, having resided m;,,v
years III EnSland NJ undrr BIil;et
influence but doubted whether !,
ought to appear in the newspapers he
cause people would find out that NJ X
GoRE went 70 England to prosscnt.
tie claims OF our merchants aeain.t,L.
BritisEGovernment and British cantors
WHO had taken American prorertr II
would enquire of our sage poIiticia,
who suggested 50 happy thought jfbs
does not rcmt mber the zeal. nitric.
ism, integrity and ability with vIic5
Mr.. Gore performed lis duty. and AZ
success Of his eXertions THAI IN iii
eralists and democrats more esD,ci,rv
expressed their public thanks to Mr.
Gore for the patriotism, zeal, abilitv.
and success OF his mission
QUERIST.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-03-28

try Produce, fed and clothed our la5orers
and giUen employment to ar mechanics
[i] True
lkl True again bur icJt The ,fggi,,s,
and htils % rot az ne 7shafves.
Cd We fresune that afnce Fro,, kJ;:,,,
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