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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-01
NOTICE.

A BARGAIN may be had in the pur-
IA chase Of the places where John Files
and Basil Cross now reside, containing
FIVE hundred acres of, good lime stone
LAND, binding on opecon.C Creek,
distant about FIVE miles from this place
and six from Shepherds Town. The
buildings arc comfortable, with a mill
VET on Opee0n.-The~,t title good, the
price low and the payments win be made
easy to a punctual man. Those who are
inclined to buy, may know the terms on
application to John Baker, Esq. at Shep.
herds Town.
BENJAMIN ODEN.<
Martinsburg, Nov. 20, 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-01

Berkeley, ..
February Court, 1908.
William Rankin and Christian Shank,
r Complainant,
against
Mary Kelly, 'exeeutrix of Tho
mas Kelly, dec. Robert Gus Def'ts,
tine and Elijah Sutton,
In %CHANCERY.
THE defendant, Mary Kelly, not
Il having entered her appearance a.
greeable to an act Of Assembly and the
rules of this court, and it appearing to
the satisfaction of the court, that she is
not an inhabitant ofthis Commonwealth,
OF the motion Of the Complainants by
their counsel, tits ordered, that the said
Mary Kelly do appear here on the Mon
day after the third Tuesday in Nav next,
to answer the bill Of the compliments,
and that a copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted in the Berkeley and Jefferson
Intelligeucer for two months successive.
", and published at the door of the
Court House of said County.
A Copy. Teste,
DAVID HUNTER, CD c.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-01

The Editor Of this paper having made
contracts in Philadelphia for "ea0 type,
finds it necessaryts call gp'" all these
indebted to him to make payment, to ena.
lie him to meet these contracts.... He doubts
not but his claims zuiRbe discharged With
me more c~hrerfuhuess, '0hen the sHppaT-
ters e5this paper are informed, that this
call is nosu made FIR the purPos etbea"'i-
Tying the appearance efshe hteNge"c'r;
shouLdn be a,tendedt 70, The next 0aLu1ne
shall appear in a dress, that soiA give
high sati.tacsion to all it, readers.
although the appearance Of the Intel
Egemer, at this time, 10 not inferior TO
ether papers,, yet, q desire to f~,Praoeif,
will be considered kudabk, and whcn
aided to the juslce efhis request, 1OiA, he
doubts moi, be regarded BY 0Ahis friends.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-01
THE YuLL-BRED HORSE
ARAB,

WILL stand the ensuing season at
w my residence near Charles. Town,
Jefferson County. He is an elegant Bay
and nearly sixteen hands high. He will
be let to mares on the following terms :
forthe single leap six dollars, to be paid
At the stable door, or fifteen dollars the
season, which may be discharged by the
Fay ment ct ten dolls. on the slst of July,
when his season will expire, and twenty
dollars to ensure a mare in foal, (notes
for IS dollars for the season, and 20 dol.
lars for insurance, will be expected with
the mares.) and in all cases fifty cents to
the groom. The owner ofapy mare that
may be ensured, who disposes Of her,
must be held liable for the insurance mo-
ney. Geulemen sending mares from q
distance Be furnished with good pas
turage, at p cents q week, and grain at
the market price, and every attention
Willie paid TO their Mares but I will
not make myself liable for either escapes
or accidents. 49,
Arab was out Of Betsy Lewis, & foaled
the property Of VIM. Herndon Of Frede-
ricksburg, on the 9th Of June, 1So4....
He was got by the imported horse Bed.
ford, Betsy Lewis by the imported horse
Shark, her dam by Liudsey's Arabian,
grand dam by Mark Anthony, g.g. dam
by Silver Eye, Sc. 6. dam by Crawford,
g.g.grg. dam bs Janus, 1883. dam
was an imported mare. The. above
pedigree. which I have in the hand wri-
ting and verified by the oath Of William
Herudon, Esq. his elegant form and
superior beauty, entitle Arab to rank
with any horse raised on the continent.
JOHN YATES.
March4, 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-01
TAKE NOTICE.

THE subscriber some time since
I'll gave his bond to William Harlan,
for forty dollsrs-and the said bond be.
ing obtained from him in an improper &
illegal manner, without any consideration
therefore, the public are hereby caution
ed against taking an assignment on it, as
he is determined DOT to pay the same I'M
less compelled by law.
EDMUND GOODMAN.
March Is, 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-01
S4btyfne Broad
Cloths g CeGmers

for sale, on moderate terms, at their
Store 10y the Market. House, in Shop
herds. Town. They also have a COM
/plete assortment Of Ladies Fashionable
Plush Bonnetts, Dry Goods Of every
description, Hard Ware, Groceries,
Bar.Irou, Piow Mods and Steel of all
kinds, Castings, Wrought & Cut Nails
Of al sizes, A quantity Of excellent well
seasoned Plank, (6t for immediate use)
Homemade Twilled Bags, ditto Linen,
Flax, Fresh Medicines and Paints Of
the best quality, Flax-Seed Oil, Prime
Seal, Upper and Harness Leather, Nice
Calf Skins and Boot Legs; all which
they r selling very Cheap, by whole
sale and retail.
They return their sincere thanks to
their Punetual Customers, and hope
those 10 arrears win come forward and
settle their respective balances Tin a
short time) as,the season has now arriv.
ed, that makes it indispensibly necessa.
ny We should have our money.
JAMES & JOHN LANE.
P. S. They buy Hides and Sims, and
give the highest price in Cash.
Shebherd's. To1Un, March IL, 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-01
-EALUABLE PROPERTY

oGAAG
THE subscriber wishingto remove to
L the Western country, Offers for sale
his House and Lot in Charles Town,
Jefferson County, Virginia ; this proper
ty is situate on the main street, near the
Market. House and other public build.
ings, and adjoining Mr. John Kennedy's
buildings where JohnAnderson's Coffee
Houss and Inn, is kept, which makes it
valuable for store keepers or Mechanics,
it is unnecessary to say more as i, is we'll
known, from its laying so near the pub
lie buildings, and in the centre Of the
Town, that it viii increase in value as
the Town improves. The terms will be
easy, by installments, audmade known
by applying to the subscriber living ON
TRAVIS GLAsc6Scyx!!
Charles Town, March II, 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-01
Virginia Lands
For Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale seve-
i raj Tracts of Limestone Land, Of
the trst rate quality, containing from
$50 to 500 acres, we'll watered and tim
bered, lying within half a mile of the
Potomak river, in Berkeley County,
about seven miles above Williamspors
and ten from M~artinsburg. For terms
apply to the subscriber on the premises.
GEORGE NEWKfRK.
September 10, 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-01
THE ELEGANT DRAFr.HORsE


WILL stand this season at the widow
wv S~trayer's plantation, two miles
from M~artinsburg, On Mondays, Tues.
days and Wednesdays until four O'CLOCK.
and q Thursdays, Fridays and Sa.ur.
days at Daniel Stailey's stable in Shep-
herd's.Town, and cover mares at four
dollars and City cents the season, oava.
bic the LIST of October, but which NAV be
discharged by the payment offour dollar.
within the season, two dollars the single
leap, to be paid when the mare is cover.
ed, but If not then discharged 10 be con-
s'dered BY the season, and eight dollars
for ensuring a mare in foal, to be paid
when the mare proves with foal. partino
with the. marc forfeits the insurance.
Ffthchoin is a dark s~orrell, with a sta.
and snip, and tive white feet, sixteen
hands high. rising Eve years old, well
formed, and remarkably we'll calculated
for the draft. His sire was the cklebr.-
ted imported horse Sportsman, owned
by Geo: Clarke Of Pennsylvania, and
his dam a fine mare, nj Of a valuable
strain Of horses. The season will begin
the hrst OF April, and end the last of
June. Strict ~attention will be paid to
mares put @HFifthchaln, but no respon.
sibility for accidents.
DANIEL STAILEY.
March 1e, 1908.
fJ'hchai" will be for sale at the expi-
ration Of the season.
SPORTSMAN was imported from
England at five years old, | owned him
eight years, rented him out four ears at
$500 each season, and kept him six
months-I was offered for him at nine
Years old $4,000, and sold himfor SI2Oo
at fourteen years old sold one of his
colts for $500, and another for 5000.
GEORGE CLARKE.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-01

NOTICE is hereby given, that an
~ ELECTION will be held at the
Court House in Martinsburg, on the
Monday after the third Tuesday in April
next, for the purpose Of choosing two 6t
persons to represent the County Of Berke-
leyin the General Assembly ofthis State.
JOHN TURNER, Sheriff.
March IL, 1868.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-01
MIR. THOMAS STEWART,
TAKE NOTICE

THAT on the second day of April
l. next, At the house in which Mr..
John, Davis now resides, at the Yellow
Springs, in Green County and state Of
Ohio. / iMtend to take the deposition of
said John Davis, which Iin.endt 10 offer
in evidence on: the trial of a suit brought
and now deepening in the District Court
holden AZ Winchester, Frederick Couu.
ty, Virginia, in which you are plaintiff
and I am defendant. Said deposition to
be taken by virtue Of a commission is
sued from the said Court.
Yours, &c.
ALEXANDER MILLER.
March 4, 1908.
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M~ARTINsBURG, Berkeley COUNTY,
Virginia; Printed and published By -,
THN ALBUR IT'S.
TERMS OF THE INTELLlGENcER

~ The price efthis Paper iissrve dsf-
la's per 0nnu", one dollar payable at the
time Of subscribing, and 1uhen he
year expires. Distant subscribers pty
.j'r the whole year in aduance. TIE
price Of Advertisements to non-sub,
Sc'idevs, is n dollar per square 70,
three soeeks insertion, and for eontinx-
a"ce after that time IS cents per ,veek :,
Subscribers will continue to RECEIVE a re,
auction Jone:four.h on their Aave,uss
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-01

THE subscribers inf rfa their friends
customers at a <distance) aud the
public in general, that they have
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-01

Cash given for clean Linen and Cotton
J. RAGS atthis Office.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-05-02

E--5Grgo Laz8 NO. Is before Congress,
end wiilprobably be in force in few days
The principal object Of which is to lay great
ar restrictions on the CoAsrINo TRADE.-
Dir. Jefferson gave as reason for recon-
suending the embargo in the first instance,
that it would prevent our seamen from inn
pTessment and ships and property from cap
ture. 1t has, in one sense, efectually an
swered the design; as the former are vol
unfairly going into foreign employment, to
ebtAin support and our ships are rotting
stthe vharves, and millions Of property per-
szIsing = the stores Of orr merchants, not
outstanding the perfect safety (Particular-
y BY Iand) Of ezportingit. This is tire pol
icy Of a man who enjoys $4,000 dollars a
year, and who declared when he went in
70 Office, that he would never " take the
bread from the mouth Of labor "--How
beautifully his Professions harmonize' with
his braeties
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-05-02

yarIared War again9 he~.-A large force
7no0O. under Be, aatgfte had occuf ed Hafs'a /;
o,d while Sqgs{sq was threa, enc W, b a French
ma Danifh sxpedi ion from he DAaith coat
sgaina ScqHia a Ruflan army rad CONNER
ed operation il FihEsaA-Oliy few affairs
Of ourpoas had taken place but 5wedes
xvere retiring; and on the 4th March, the
Rufian II Q was at Lsafa, IN F'aLa"f.-Fhe
gvedifl main body was at TafrUltbA We
have no accounts OF any pacific ngoliaiiOn
being on foot; bur the lat Englih account
(Adarch 24th) Gated that the B,ltc expedition
had been relinlulhed and that only iquAd-
ron Of lhips woul4 proceed into that Tea
The bill for executing the Bri,iih orders
of Council, continued 20 receive fpirired and
xncea6ng oppoiition in the 8ritifh Parliament
Though the Minilerial Majority had NOT
aiminiihed the zeal of the Mlnifry in cefen-
diRg the Orders appeared TO be abaung aud
Il was Gated, there were hopes they would
eventually be refcinded For the intereit Of
both ma ions. we with this may be the cafe =
Or embargo law would then be iniPended
our merchants be allowed to arm Their veitels (;
and we thiuk profitable ProIecution Of q m
MERGE would enfue.
Lord Grenvine Gated 10 the H0ule Of Lords
shat the faggefion Of MInilters, that the
American Embargo was laid on, before he
news of the pafing IF the Orders of Council
Rad reached America, was unfounded As ne
could produce before ffs bar Of the houie, a
gentlemen, who had communicated The ingei-
lrence al e. early period, as TO arrive IN
sfcoun5rY TX days before the pafing the
Embargo law
The fhip Imperieuse, Of SO guns, Lord
Cochrane, has made a dafh at two French
cervettes and four merchantmen, in bay on
che coat Of Naples, and taken them all.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-05-02

E,r Slet ofu letter from a gentleman W
Georgia, dated March Ia.
" The embargo has had its effect OH
he citizens of Mobile and Pensacola.
they are almost in state of starva-
lion. Corn is 4 dollars bushel--ba-
con so cents per lb-Iard | dollar per
luart--fowls 9 dollars per doz. A
ship loaded with coffee, carrying so
men and "a guns, under American COL
ours, has been taken by the SpniarCls,
and her cargo is now selling at Pensa-
cola. Why taken by the Spaniards I"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-05-02
FRESH GOODS.

dppAn N oeWdls
HAVE received by the Sally from Liverpool,
.4ancbGler and Scoteb Good,,
which will be opened for fale in few days at
their store in Taeo1bs BSiidizg, Aimdls-StyeS
Among them are Umbrellas, Braces
Dimoties, Patent Nankns
Thi kletts, Velveteens, Jeans,
Printed Jeans and Princes Cord
Sarinetted Calicoes, Shawls
Camb ick aud Book \. uilins, and
"A great variety Of F0H.y ~ syQin5.
On b.r&-A large afortment of Fine and
-uperfine Broad Cloths
Kerlegneres, Stuff Baize.. Flannels,
Coierain Linens few Brow Linens
BritiCh Cott0ns, Prints, HolierV,
Shaws-a few Ga fine WILD Cambrick
Cotton Bandannas, Maddrals and other
handkerchief,
India COttnns,
Pins Servings, SILK and Cotton, Twilts, Laces
Gloves, Sufpeuders, Bindings,
Hair and line airinet Cauzes,
Gales WndiOr soap &c.
~ they expect further fupplies from LIN
lon. If May
a. BI. 4NKS-oF ALL KINDS
Fer Gale at |. ADAMS Rqok0ore.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-05-02

IN England, an honest Welsh farmer, at.
f05.-He had been three times married .
by his first wife he had 80 children. bv his
second 10, by his third 4, and By two con-
cubincs 7-his youngest son WIS 81 wears
Younger than the oldest and 800 persons,
descended rom his body, attended has fu.
neral.
In Hailowell. Timothy Langdon, Esq
aged e0-found dead, sitting in his chair.
IN Biddeford, the Hon Richworth Tor
dan, Esq. in the seth year Of his age. He
was the oldest person born in said town
He sustained great number Of respectable
Offices IN the Town, county and state; which
he filled with honor to himself, and credit
to his country.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-05-02
CARTE 9bIp GFiDs.

VESSELS LEFT
At Mantanzas, April 1st, brig Trial,
Newport; -four 90 dis. pork So, beef 27.
pine lumber 90 per n. hoop poles 10 DIS
At HAVANA, April 1, ship Thomas Gordan,
Tre9dweH, Of Salem, for N York, 8 DAYS !;
-four n dis beef Il, pork p, and great
plenty OF provisions At Port SPAN (Irn.)
March 20, Rover OF Portland for N York is
days Adventure, Boston, 10; Merchanr,
kennebunk, IS Hunter, Hartford, 20 /;
Mercator, OF Topsham, for New York, 50 /;
Mary, Tubbs, Boston, in al June ship Adj
ans, do. do; sch Regular Trader, 90 the
two last Just ar. with -four, which was u 90
dis.
AT Bordeaux, March ID r-hr Freedom.
Smith, Of Gloucestkr, seized for having
been boarded a. y dec from a Brush crui-
ser, cargo taken out and put in store by or
der IT government the prize court would
not decide upon tie case, but II was 10 be
submit ca To The Emperor ship Hero, Of
Portland, from Rochelle, loading with bran
dy, sur .used for England
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Ad Cochrane's squadron N II said, was
20 attack the battery on Deseada, 30th ult
II afforded shelter To French priyaleers.
A letter from capt James Newman, of
brig Charleston, Of Eewyork, states that
after arriving ~ Boudeaux, and waiting
some time for a freight, The custom house
boat boarded and seized his vessel giving
10 other reason for ne outrageous measul Z
than that his vessel was boarded from n
brig under French colors The French govey,i-
nleat sUsPEcTING hen 10 Re Enkl4hl un the
passage 10 St. Scbastians Capt. n enter
ed lis protest, but could get no answer
News az IN" American embrrg0 reached
Madeira 5lh March The British YutwarC
bound India feet, aid tI1g-te from Eng
land, having on board the Duke OF Man
chester, as Governor If Jamaica, arrived At
Madeira, beginning Of March
Five sail Of the line Zone new, Of 100 guns)
and tiigatss, were ready tor sea, at Fer
rol, beginning If March.
a great uuMtcr Cf vessels have recently
cleared Al NeWNork for Eastport
The Native, Of Portland, for the Medit
errane;n, sailed tron-Lwerpool lst March
The snip Eleanor, for Portland, sailed
from y, worl, ans 29th March.
The Sch Rover, M'Lellan, of Portland
sailed from Trinidad March %, for New
York
AT Alexandria, April 1e, superfnc aoul
was 4 dos cents per Dbl.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-05-02

Tie SHORT and LONG ofthr slIjrct.
The American People will bear in
mind, that they are called upon cheer
fully 70 endure the deprivations and
distresses they suffer from the Embcr-
20 The stagnati0n and almost total
stoppage of every kind of business =
and the prospect Of being obliged to
encounter the fatigues and expenses OF
War-.Not to secure their Indepcn-
zleace Not to defend their Laws,
alters or hresides But solely To pre-
vent a foreign government from search
ing for, and taking from Americanmer-
chantmen, foreign subjects, deserters
ard renegsaoes.-Men who are never
wanted or board American vessels
and who are taking the bread from the
mouths Of the native American sea-
men! Some Of the late adherents d
the administration, acknowledge this
10 be the short and long of the su6jecl
IA disfzfe and assert, that had this
subject been settled, by the administra-
ton, as concluded in Mr.. MonrOe'a
treaty the British Orders in Council
would never haze been issued and
che American commerce would, at this
moment, be intirely free from all OBJ
structlon, excepting such as it has al
ways been liable to, from French skull
king cruisers.-Cent.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-05-02
FROM TRINIDAD.

We learn, on converting with capt.
Z HoMrsON, from Trinidad, that very
destructive fire took place there on the
oath March, in which it was computed
that fur hundred and thirty Buildings
were consumed, including Stores, con-
tanning nearly the whole stock of pro-
visions on the island, and a great pro-
portion Of the domestic produce pre-
pared for expectation. The distress
which followed was extreme. Flour
was at IS dolls per Dbl. beef IS, and
pork IS. An order had been passed,
10 continue four months, TO permit the
importation and expectation oGany arfi-
cies in British and neutral vessels, tree
Of duty.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-05-02

"a Ii perfons indebted 70 the enate Of
GEORGE PIERcE, late Of Otisfeld, Efquire
deceaied, are hereby informed that unlels pay
ment ihall be made to the fubfcribers, or ], ID.
HoPk1Ns Efq their Attorney, on or before
the thirty frlt day Of May next, the demands
will he pur in fuit without further notice. For
the accommodation Of thofe who are indebted
the iubicrbers will Attend with their Attor-
ney a. the Dwelling houfe of the deceafed on
the laid 3llfof May, and on rhe Crfl day Of
June next. OLIVER PIERCE,
BENIA. PATCH.
0figfsid, HprJ %, 1908.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-05-02

or to themselves and prove powerful
shield in protecting the lives and prop
erty of the citizens. AS the duty at
psesent is discharged vOi~ntarTiy, their
spirited and patriotic conduct richly
merits the appreciation Of the public
and we hope it will receive the encour-
agement of the government.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-05-02
A CARD.
Nh ADAMS,

Mr. ADAMS,
AS the democrats in this town, have
circulated in Portland and elsewhere,
reports, relative to the proceedings of
the Selectmen and most of the other
inhabitants of the town at our late April
Meeting, that are altogether unfounded
and without shadow of truth, and as
the democrats in this town s elsewhere
are busy in circulating them, state
nent Of facts will be handed you for
your next paper, which will convince
good men, that there never was a Town
Meeting conducted VITA more order,
decorum and PrUpriety since there was
a Jacobin 10 vitiate public measure.
These IN general We shall not attempt
10 convince, excepting a few that are
most guilty, will be furnished with ar
guments that are more fqlha6le.
.Nor'hyGrmouth. Nay 2.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-05-02
3,Ol6 1898 2,9ll 2,9O!

Portland Sea- Fensibfes.-W learn
that the masters and mates Of vessels
belonging to this port have formed
themselves into company for the pur-
pose Of doing military duty at Fort
Sumner, in this town. Daniel Tucker,
Esq. is elected Captain, Messrs. John
4. Le7vis, Thomas Burnham and John
Wild,fdge, Lieutenants. / he object
Of this association, is, to take charge 81
the cannon at the battery, and qualify
themselves for prompt and efficient
exercise of them in defence of the har-
Dor and town, in case of an assault by
water. Though a military corps of
this description may appear novel in
this country, those of a similar descrip-
ton are constantly employed IN the
aea-coast in EngIaud, and are deserved
y held in nigh estimation. From tny
character Of the gentlemen who com
pose the company, should occasion ev-
er require, We predict they will do hon
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-05-02
Nag 2

THE fubfcrber hereby gives public notice
to all concerned, that he has been duly
aPpointeI and has taken upon himfelf the
fruit Of an Executor of the Taft will and teita-
ment az ARTHUR MORSE.
late Of Gray, in the county OF Cumberland,
yeoran, deceafed, by giving bond as hs
Law dire6ts-he therefore requens al per-
lons who are indebted to the faid deceaied's ef-
tate, 60 make immediate payment and thofs
who have any demands thereon, to exhibit The
fame 10 OEIAS MORSE.
herE 81. IN y
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-05-02

THE following is q coucct list Of votes
given for Senators in Cumberland District
from ~ the towns except Dix6eld and Pc
iiPscut, the former LIST scar gave 3 MAORI
y for Mr.. Strong, and he latter 16 TO Mr..
Sullivan We do not entertain doubt of
the election of Messrs. Lewis AID Mitchell
~ he People and IT we receive fur Play at
head quarters it will prove 50.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-05-02

A letter from Washington, dated
April !, says Florida is transferred to
France, but not to be purchased by our
government. Congress are about tc
raise 5000 men, to be stationed prin-
cipllly at New-Orleans. With one
democratic party here, MADISON and
DEARBoRN are candidates for the two
first officers in our government. With
another, MONROE and Dewitt CLIE-
TON.