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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-20
shipping 3IntfIIigence.

The Iuniata, condemned at Hamburg, it is
laid had violated no bIockading or other de-
cree-and her cargo was NOT Of EngIilh pro-
duce or manufacture. Why was tina cargo
condemned Uuleis the property was con.
demned for being American
NeTV Ioyk, 9SEs 9.-The fhip Flora, Adams,
from n. Orleans, with about 500 bales of cot
ton, and a comfortable quantity of fpecie, ar
rived at quarantine on Friday Sd inf. On
Tpeiday fie was discharged from quarantine,
and anchored in the North River, oppo6te
the Battery, about 4 o'clock in the afternoon,
with her cargo and part Of the fpecie on
board. About half pan 2 in the night, her
cabin was dilcovered 10 be on fire The al
arm Of fire directed number of citizens, and
two floating engines TO her anchorage but
before any efFectual Reps were taken TO ex-
tinguilh the flames, the cable was cut, and
iome az her fails hoifted, IN which ftuaticn
file went before the wind and was run afhore
on Gibbet Hand, with the lois of her main
ane mizen mat, and full Of water Mott Of
the cargo is Ion, and the nern Of the fhip be-
ing burnt TO the waters edge, the tide Gibbs
aRG flows in her. The fpeeie that was left in
the fate room has sot yet been fousd. The
ve6eI and cargo, we underRand, are owned
by Mr., w. w. Woolfey, of this city and it
is faid were injured.
The Windham, lately mentioned as having
been burut at Tea, by TWO French frigates, i
fuppofed 10 be the feb Windham, owned by
Mr.. Elilha Able, Of Windham, Com from
Demerara, bound to Norwich. The Wind
ham Herald obferves, Whether the wanton
deftru6tion Of this vefeI was done in conform
ity to the DEGREES Of Bonaparte, or merely to
revenge what thofe frog eaters may have lup-
pofed intended as All infult on their natioa,
(the Windham having hull-freg for her fig
ure head we are not particularly informed.
The crew, it is faid, were fent to Martinico."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-20

Maine Turnpike Corporation.
THE Stockholders Of the Maiqs TvraeiIi
Cooperation, are hereby notified ~ meet
at the chamber over the Maine Fiys ana Marine
Ezisraaes 0tHts, in Portland, Oh Tuelday The 5th
day Of July next, AZ 10 O'Clock "a. M. tn act ia
the following ArticIes-viz.
4. To chOote a MODERATOR or CHAIR
MAN.
? To ehoofs Sewn Dmre1oas for the
year emitting.
8. To Choole TREASURER and a CLERK
for the enluing year.
= 4. To coniider and determine whether It be
exPedient to make any part of the Hlaizs
1arHeiko Roadthe enfuing year, and what part,
and 70 act thereon as they may think proper,
To condder and determine whether fhey
will receive any proPoisls which may he made
70 the Anociation, for completing laid Road,
or any part thereof, and to act thereon as thev
may Zee ct.
s. To con6der and determine whether IL IN
necedary 70 alter Or amend any Of the prefent
Rules and Regulations, and 10 act thereon IA
may be thought eHpedent.
WOODBURY. sTORER, Jun. CEyE.
Portland, June 10, 1908, (2O)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-20

which daily ruins and destroys the interests
Of the Merchant and Farmer, to impose on
the public belief that man Of Mr. Gray's
distinguished reputation as a merchant APP
proves oft. It is a fact that Mr.. Gray new
er has nor does he E0zU approve of the meas
ures OF Mr.. Jefferson. Previous to his Civ
ing his vote on the resolutions, he stated
that he was actnated BY this motive That
he opposed, the last winter, the resolutions
offered by Mr.. Ripley, and that he should
oppose the Interference Of the State Legis-
iatures with the measures Of the General
Government. Mr.. @, has unquestionably
right to make this principle rule for him
set, hut in this he differs from both parties.
on tl,e organization Of the government Mr.
Gray voted for the Federal candidates, he
voted for the Hon. Mr. Lloyd when .T3ha
X Aaan1s was the democratic candidate !;
and has le4 is recorded III favor of appoint
ms the Electors by the Legislature.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-20
Bteo,

On the coat Of Africa, Capt. lob Almy !;
Capt David Slocum, and Mr.. TriRam Durfee !;
all Of Ilverton, r.. L)-Near Nahau, IN P.)
tn uit Flora Thompion, black woman,
III. 80 the was born in Africa in 1858, and
after being bought and fold number Of times,
obtained her freedom in 76O: She was induf
trious and faithful and never had fit Of
hckneis except that which occaioned her
death upwards Of 800 Perlons attended her
remains to the grave.
Near Clarkfburg, (Geo) Mr.. M'Donnel, his
wife and daughter murdered by young me-
gro fave, who fuppoled he could get his maj
ters money, and with it purchafe his freedom /;
after the murder he alarmed the neighborhood
and iaid the Indians had come in and murder
ed the family but being fufp ecaed and whip
ped, he made confelIion and was burnt the
next day.
In Savannah, May %, MIR. Peter Boniferin,
Ht As, formerly an officer in the French ma
w, and late matter Of the French Lodge, La
Conitancs, Of which he was one Of the found
ers-Hls remains were attended to the grave
by the Grand Lodge, as well a. the feveral
lodges Of the city, over whom the Worlhip-
ful Deputy Grand Matter preEded, and who
performed the lat Malonic duties due 70 4
worthy and enlightened Brother.
in Remington, n. II. on the goth ult. Mai.
jeremiah Fogg, aged 59.--He lerved as an
officer through the whole Of our revoutiona-
ry war, after peace tosk place, was appoint
ed Adjutant General of N. n. but declined
the office. He for feveral years held feat in
the Houie of Representatives, and afterwards
in the Senate.
In Cambridge, on Saturday lal, Mrs Ruth
Gannett, wife Of Caleb G. efq and daughter
OF the la,e Rev. DR.. Stiles, PRECEDENT of Yale
College, Ht. 43.
In Marlborough, Major Levi Fairbanks, Of
Maehias, (Me.) At. So.
n AuguGa, Mifs Abigail Edes, daughter Of
the late Mr.. Benjamin Edes, printer, Of Bo[-
ton, aged AZ.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-20

tiaI which was holden at Portland, on the 5th
of April, has not yet come to your knowledge
officially, which has kept you in fufpenie-l
have enclofed the copy of thole Orders, for
your fatisfaetion and relief -
General 0rde,s-Sistb Divjion-APriI 25tb, 1903.
All the proceedings of the Court Martial
holden at Portland, whereof Lieutenant Col
onel Cba,ks TBsnzs is Preident, with the pa
sers and minutes Of the evidence had al the
trial Of Captain ELUAH ELDER, and the De-
fence Of Gaid Elder having been feen ard fully
cenldered BY the Major General Of the Sixth
Diviion, he approves and 2firmS the acquit
tai Of the faid Captain Elijah Elder, and orders
him to refume the Command Of his Company
again.-The Court Martial Is diloIved.
BY order Of the Major General.
Certified by lCHABOD GOODINC, Jun.
Aid4e Camp, 6fb Divifoa.
fhouId expect that thofe Orders had been
properly handed down to each commanding
Officer of Regiments through the feveral Bri-
gades, and from them TO the feveral Com
manders of Companies, by which you would
have been ordered by your Lieut.. Colonel to
be discharged from your arreit, and take the
Command of your Company, agreeably 10
General Orders-As ysu are acquitted of the
ieveral Charges exhibited against you, and are
reltored 70 your conna~tid again, Preiume
you DO not want any Of the copies you men
toned in your laA letter Of June the ID. If
you lhould need them, YOU can have them at
any time.-From, Sir, your humble fervant,
ICHABOD COOLING,
Maj Gen. Oh DiviGoz.
Capt. ELIJAR ELDER, Portland.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-20
NATIONAL REGISTER.
Representatives 10 KIN Cong,rsg

Representatives. to XIth Congress.
NEwYORE-Hon. James Emott, Barent
GARDENER, Robert lie Roy Livingston,
Herman Knickerbacker, Kill;an K. Van
Rensselaer,, Thomas Summons, Thomas
r, GooII, Vincent Matthews, *Ebenezer
8 age, Curdon s. Mumford, william Den
ming Jonathan Fisk, John Thompson. John
Nicholson. 'Erastns Root, rUrIsh Tracy,
Peter B. Porter-l7. Not Of the XII
Congress- LT The EIGHT first are Federal
ISIS VI the oid schoot.-Tpo ~ three Of tie rest
81 AFTER NC-TAe reminder Democrats. 80
There are DIT Two FeIeralists IL the present
Congress from, Neuysk.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-20
coMMuNICATER.

THE conduct of the You've FEOERAL
REPUpL1cAxs ofthis tewn, IN the political
celebration of the birthday Of our IndePen-
dence, the last year, did much honor 70
themselves, and was highly gratifying 90
\ their senior political friends. FILLED with
admiration az the boldness which asserted,
and the frmness which maintained our
Country's Liberties their hearts glowed
with noble ardor, to signalze thsir gratitude
By orderly fsstiyity and manly rejoieings
In numbers as well as conduct, we are hap
py to find them respectable.
The tendency Of such associations, 20
hourish and strengthen the germe Of Patri-
Otism already implanted and excite in
their minds a just sense of the value Of lib
erty, will induce them to continue in the
practice Of these public festivities. Ar
ransements are making for this purpose /;
aad it Is hoped they viii again unite and join
the procession Of their fathers to the forum Of
political exhortatiOn on the 4Jh Of July next,
and thereby demonstrate, they Joy ii being
\ pupils Of the old School"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-20

IT er1er~r &c administration had ever
tarunk from the menaces of a hair Of
svhiskers, to be downright falsehoods -
For, can it be supposed, that an admin
istration which could MOLLY dare 70 or
der military force to attack with the
bayonet, a race Of hardy, though un-
armed faCmers, waggoners, and rafters,
g seeking amarket for their surplus
products" would ever be intim olted
At bunch Of hair on a Frenchman's
chin, however black, huge, and curled |?
A gentleman arrived in this city on
Sunday; direct from Vermont, IN
forms, that $500 men had marched in
body, from Rutland, for the borders
ofthe Lake, to prevent the infringe
nent Of the Embargo. He says, mon
e. was very plenty, and produce high
and is our informant's opinion, that
ali the troops that can b sent there,
,sill not pervent the expectation Of pro-
isions.-This news comes from : gen
iienan Of veracity and ifit is doubted,
vie can giFe such a reference as will
satisfy the most incredulous.
IN 7. Ca
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-20
NOTICE

rs Hereby given, that the copartnerfhip late-
Il ly exiting at Eahport between the fub-
icribers, under the firm Of
J0NATHAN BARTLETT e co.
was on the i4th June inf didoived by mutu-
al content, All perfOns having any dealings
with iaid firm unlettled, are requeGed TO adj
juit the fame with JONATHAN BARTLETT, who
IS authorized to iettle the fame-and will con.
tnue TO occupy the Former land
JONATHAN BARTLETT,
N JONATHAN STEVENS.
Egff0Tt, June 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-20

The YOUNG FEDERAL REPUBLI-
CANS Of Portland, give notice to their
adjacent brethren that they intend &c
lsbrating the approaching anniversary
Of American Freedom and Indepen-
dence, at CoLUMBIAN-HALL, Middle
Street, where a suitable dinner viii be
provided These who may lie disposed
10 join them on this glorious occasion,
are invited to add their names TO a sub
scription paper left at the GAZETTE
OFFICE for that purpose.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-20
39orftatl0,

Monday, LINE 20, 1908.

THE FEDERAL REPUBLICANS OF
Portland, and its vicinity, vino wish to unite
in celebrating the approaching anniversary
Of American Independence, in this town,
are requested to meet at the Maine Fire Z
Marine Insurance Office, on WEDNESDAY,
next. at o'clock p. M.for the purpose
Of making suitable arrangements for the oc-
Sasion. Merchants, Farmers, Mechanics,
Professional Men and al those who revere
the character and principles Of WASH
INGTON, are invited to join in this JUBI-
LEE with those demonstrations Of joy and
convivial pleasure which give vigor to pat
riotic feelings and add strength to those
principles on which rests the prosperity and
independence Of the United States Of A.
merica.
T A Subscription paper is lodged at NJ.
F.&M.I. Office, upon which the friends
to the commercial and agricultural interests
of our county are desired to place their
names.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-20

Stcnding .Hriny dangerous ID Freedom.
During the administration Of Mr.. Adams.
Congress thought proper to raise a small
military force for France al that time was
a open war with this country But the
moment our differences with that nation
we're adjusted, the troops were disbanded.
One thing, however, is worthy Of recolec-
uon In the appointment Of Offices, the Ex-
ceutive were not governed By mans polit-
leal opinion, as appears to be the case in
Mr. Jetferson's Standing Army. What are
we TO infer from the circumstance that none
out men devoted to Mr.. Jefferson are 70 be
commissioned Is this 600 men to be en-
pioyed 70 awe the people Of this country in
y q siaviSh silence to all the measures Of
ne present ruling party in Congress, how
sSeE destructive they may be History af-
lords abundant proof that the moment stan
ang armies become the blind instruments
Of Executive viii, Liberty must quit her
mid reign to make room Tor the Oppressive
rule OF despotism No one will doubt that
proper force is necessary for national Sc
Sunty f; but at the same time the apDoint-
'nenis ought to be free from the spirit of
party, r''''
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-20
Portland Circulating Library.

Portland Circulating Library.
T TIE following additions have lately been
made TO the Portland Circulating Li5gayy,
oPpohte the Polt- Office, Filh-ltrees -
Algernon Sidneys works
Aiken's Letters to his fon on various fubiecfB
Anecdotes, hiltorical and literary
Burton's Lectures on Female Education
Bofwel's Life Of DR.. JohnIon
Benevolent Monk, novel
Belgian Traveller, or picture of the empire
of Bonaparte
Commercial and Agricultural Magazine
Cars Tour through Holland in 500
Chatterton's Mifcelanies
Cumberland's Memoirs
Count de Novini, or the confederate Carthh-
fans
Cattle Nouvier, Romance
Domeltic fcenss, from the German
Drummond's Poems
De Claremont, delultory tale
Elprielas Letters
Edwin, or the heir Of Ella an hiIorical Re-
nance
Eliza, or the pattern Of women; moral Ro-
nance
Eugene and Eugenia, or one nights error
EveTsheld Abbey, a novel
Eventfrl Marriage, tale
Exile of Erin, a novel ,..
Eccentric Mirror, refecting faithful and in
.erelling delinistion of male and female char
aders, &c.
Folter's Efays
Ferdinand and Amelia, a novel
Forfeit, or the Italian couGns a novel
Ferdinand and Elmira, Rulian ltory
Female Stability, a novel
GamelterS, or the ruin Of Innocence, novel
Glenn1ore Abbey, or the lady Of the rock novel
Hiltory ofthe reign Of the emperor Charles VI.
Heireis Of Avonmore, a novel
Homicide, a novel
Heirs Of Villsroy, Romance
Hide and Seek, novel
Hermon and Emelia, novel
Hyppolitus, or the wild boy, novel
Fenry Tufts, a narrative
Helvetius on man
Hamilton on Education
Ideot Heirels, novel
Mrs. Johnion's Captivity
Lord Rivers, a novel
Letters written by the late Earl of Chatham
Memoirs of ninoA De h'enclos
Montbraiil abbey, or maternal trials; a tale
Mysterious Freebooter, a Romance
Novice of ST. DomiRick, a novel
Naturalilts' Cabinet
Nun and her Daughter, a novel
Paraelete, a novel
Pclanders, the lying family, SC.
Popular Tales, BY Maria Edgworth
Rofetta, a novel
Reprobate, a novel
Ralheigh abbey or the ruin On the Rock;
Romance.
Secret Vaccinations, novel
Secret Of the Cavern
Scott's Lay Of the Taft MinRreI, poem
Select Pocket Miiceilany
Secrets of the Cattle, novel
Sans Souci Park, or the Melange novel
Tell Tale, or winter evenings paltIme
Three Old Maids, a novel
Theodore, or the Gsmeite-'s progrefs po-
etc tale
Wife; containing advice and directions for all
conditions Of the marriage fate
Wild Irifh Girl, novel
Winter in London, novel
Zaida, novel, from the German Of Kotze-
Due, &c. &c. &c.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-20
IKE NOTICES

THE Poft-Malter at Portland informs the
inhabitants of Portland that for the re
Rainder of the Summer Establishment the
Southern Mails will arrive at A. M and the
Ealtern Mails will be cloled at 6 A. NJ. pre-
cifey
~ The Office will be open on Sunday from
6 until half pat o'clock M. June 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-20
TAPPAN & SEWALL,

Have removed to their late Rand,
Ne. IL, HAHA1ARKET POW-MZDDLE-
STREET,
NHERE they offer for fale, By piece or
W package, general adortment Of
European and India Goods.
From England, BY late arrivals, they have
received their Spring fupply Of Lozan and
Alanebsjqey GO0DS--comPrifng Thickdetts-
Velveteens--Jeans-- Printed Jeans--Frinces'
cord Veftings--SarInetted CaIicoes- Patent
Nankins-Dirnities- Cambrick---Fancy and
Book Mullins -Shawls- Cotton Bandannas-
Ginghams-7-s and GA black and CO.
lored Cambricks-Cotton Sewiugs-Mlllinets
--Britiih Cottons--Hoiiery-- Umbrellas, &c,
On hand, fine and fuper6ne Broadcloths--
Kerleys---Plains--K erleyrneres--Stuffs--Ba
zes-- Colrain Linens--India Cottons
--Laces~ -Gauzes, &c. (tf) Jrs 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-20
NOTICE
NOT[CE !

THE CopartuerfhiP # 7gGps e TeJsse
= Smith, is this day difoIved by mutual
content all perfons having demands against
or indebted 70 laid firm, and ALTO all thofs who
are owing Aipbsuf S7rilb, for tracking, are re-
quoted to fettle the fame with JUsrus SMITH.
who i authorized 10 adjuR All accounts
TUSTUS SMITH,
June 20. TO.HUA SMITH.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-20


Semi AHraaI fabSeribsyE 10 pay 20
Yearly sgb5tribSyS TO pay
Payable on the commencement ! TO have
the privilege of taking out two VOLUMES IT q
time, and to change them when agreeable.
Perfohs once fublcribing, TO be conhdered
fc5fcribers until their names lhall be eraied.
Perfons who do not fubfcribe, TO pay fTVaivs
and BALI esatr per week for quarto Ten esHfs for
Octave, and Ex cent? for duodecimo volumes.
No books 10 be let by the day.
ANY book retained longer than feven days,
by non lublcribers mutt pay for fourteen days,
and 70 in proportion.
Compensation muil be made for books lot,
abufed, leaves folded down, written upon, or
torn; and if belonging 70 a lett the whole
mutt be paid for.
N. B. Matters of ve6els can be fuppied
with books for the voyage, on realo nabe
terms.
~ When application is made for book,
the number annexed to the title mutt be men
toned. ERVING * POOR.
Tare, 90.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-20

The Birds Of Wisdom, the LateZH-
! e7cer and 1loWtorof Washington-city,
have perched themselves upon Mr..
KEYS speech onthe embargo. Though
All the world admire it, these winged
animals think II defective and determ-
ed. Il he cause Is evident they 90 rot
See in the light, on account Of the nat
ural structure Of their optics, and there
fore their impressions cannot be ex-
pected to correspond with those OF 9TH
Crs.--.A. .H1lerTcaH.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-20
@arrleo,

In New-Ierfey, 9th init. Jamss Sqvou, jun.
Efq. to Mifs Caroline Fipker Knox, youngelt
daughter OF the late Hon. Henry KToS.
In Freeport, capt joel Hall, mer. of this
town, to MiIs Mary Porter.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-20
TO LET,

THE Brick Store in Union Row, lately oc-
4 cupied by MIR Be. jamia HIHfs, being as
good fore for buGueis as any ia Portland
The rent principally wanted IN Goods
TuSs 20. IONAI STEVENS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-20

THE owner Of a pair of CARr WHEELS
4 which were put on board the aoop Ma
/oh's Daughter, Capt. tame, Rataiig of PorflaHds
in april 1907, is requeled to apply and take
the fame on payment of charges Inquire at
this Office. sfvse 90.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-20

UFLLFIF AFLFILD
PY directions from the PofiraRer- General,
~ the Mail Of the United states will be
carried to the weGward Fl ON this place in
Chair, through the Summer; and the iage
will run in the day time The Page will
Leave Portland at z, A. N,
Arrive at Portlmouth by 7,P.M.
RETURNING,
Leave Portfmouth at AZ.
Arrive at Portland by 7,P.M.
Portland, Jass 20,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-20
WILLIAM GRAY

ans gentleman has of late become the
subject Of democratic eulogy from the cir.
sl1'Stahce ct his having voted in the ncra-
spe ~ the resolutions offered by Mr.. Whea-
- II would undoubtedly Dc an object
''1l tAe advocates OF AR Iciierson's policy,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-20

The Chronicle cautions the mana
gers of the Madison party, in Rhode
Island, to beware of the effects of mon
ey, which it represents as sent into that
State by our federAlists in great quaint
ties, for electioneering purposes.
We do not know how it suits demo-
Gratis to be 50 frequently implicated, by
their leaders, as a pack Of conscience
selling Uaga6ond8, men whose principles
are in constant danger from bribery !;
but we can boast with satisfaction, that
no such source of alarm ever gained
ground among our friends. IF demo-
Gratis would not lie, they might. circu-
late all the money they could muster
in welcome. They would make no in
road, in the honest rank On federalism.
Some of our party may son times be
deceived by daring falsehood, out mon
ey will not purchase their integrity.
[Rehertory.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-20

r EFT the fervics of the fubfcriber, JAMES
- LEE, an indented Apprentice, between
10 and 20 years Of age All perlons are eau
toned againf harboring Or trulting him On
my account, as lfall pay 10 debts 81 Tia con-
tracing. LEVI DRINKWATER.
Norfbyaymoat5, June I. (20l
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-20

OSra5 %, In vain viii our readers (says
the Philadelphia Register of The 1st instant)
look for marine intelligence this day in 8 Of
the principal ses ports in the Union we
cannot state an arrival foreign or coastwise
" We are in the fuKnie Of successful exper-
imcnt"-No doubt We shall DC bt,theaed with
an "overfowing treasury" hereafter
We shall be consoled, however, for all
this temporal privation, by lectures On the
" rcvoh n nations jronl ne empire gfnloraA-
p," BY PHrLosoPHER, who has not viola
ted more than one half Of tic Decalogue.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-20

An obio paper mentions, that caucus has
been held in one of the counties in that fate,
in which the meaiures Of government have
been approved, and the nomination of MAbI-
SON concured in. II adds, that but 90 per-
tons attended, and of them, and the princi-
pal iPeakers were officers of Mr., Jeferlons ap-
pointing.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-20
4FILITIA FINES.

As the publiek appear not to be fully &C
quainted with the provisions Of the Militia
Laws, as they relate to Fines, and are lia-
be 70 be imposed on by false constructions,
it may be useful to state them in a brief
summary -
Fer Non-appearance on Field days, S 4
For Non-attendance & equipments,
at the annual inspection in May, 50
For Non-attendance only, at the
May Inspection, (the Equipments
being 5elt to the feld,)
For Non-attendance at Company
trainings, 2
This il the construction Of the several
laws, AZ given by legal characters.-B. Gag.