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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-29
From rHr cENrrNrr.

we fud that the idle report, that ADM
ral PrrxELY had been promoted to the
command of the British Channel feet, has
arain found is way Into sonle ofthc papers.
W. know tie report to be false and
that Berkeley has been out Of commission
,.ver since lie was displaced from his com
Ioand on the halifax station While we
&c On lie subject. we think the following
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-29

PHILADELPHIA, AUG. 10.
We are informed, upon what we believe to
be good authority, that the French prUateer
now lying at Marcus Hook, has obtained
permission to take on board one hundred and
ftiy barrels Of fur, ten tierces Of rice, tlcelve
thousand zyeight IF Ship-brcad, ten casks Of
Ssiae, butter, lard, Potatoes, antons, hams,
cheese, and other artlC' to great amount.
1t IS said she will clear out for the Isle of
France ~ ne 7gay IF GaaddIoupe. a French
sch. some time since took similar clear
snce BY the way Of 81. Domingo, and carri-
cd out dellars for the purpose, as t IS sup
posed, Of paying the French troops there.
The Norfolk Ledger has shewn, that
considering we do the freighting, the bal
ance Of our great trade TO British ports is
not in favor Of Great Britain.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-29
B0zDd0in C0iLege.

THE Overfeers Of Bowdoin College, are
hereby notified, that their next meeting
will be holden at tie College Chapel in Brunf
wick, on the Tueiday preceding the hrf'
Wednesday in September next, az ten o'clock
in the forenoon.
iona ELLIS, Secretary
Bah, Agyf 8. (4w)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-29
B0zCd0fn C0lEege.

THE Trunees Of Bowdon College are no.
tilted, that their next meeting Will he
held at the College Chapel or Tveaay the 9Th
day Of September next, At ten OF the clock IN
the forenoon. CHARLES COFFIN, Sely.
fzrHf %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-29
Hate 9mtmons.


Fran, ne Albany Crisis.
CloVen foot Of DcmoTay.-The Hartford
Mercury, the organ Of democracy III Con-
necticut, Saws, IN 50 many words, that II En-
gland should declare war against US, all such
{" Roman patriots" as Timothy Pickering
and his friends 4" sill be made head shorter.
We mention this, merely to shew the dis
position Of that herd Of jacoblns in this
country. who have ever been the admirers
of French viIlany, and the followers OF
French principles. Such threats are OF no
consequence in any other point q view.
Let them raise their standing army, with
their Wilkinsons, their Duanes, their Sell
leck Osborns, and even their Major Bah
cocks TO command it-and let these mercen-
aries assail the liberties Of this country II
they dare. Let them not tiatter themselves
that their idol Bonaparte can pour his hun
dreds Of thousands Of cut-throats into this
country. 70 assist his friends, as he has
done III Germany, SPAN, and other fallen
and subiugatcd nations Nor let them Hat
ter themselves that his partizans here are
sufficiently strong to do his business. They
are as impotent as they are wicked.
Major Babcock, in one of his late 'nere2-
rial preparations stoutly defends the APP
pointment Of Duane. He says Duane IS
NATIVE American, born IN the state OF
Nex-York The colonel ought 10 thank
the major for this assertion, because the
said colonel has once declared his inability
70 tell exactly where he was born. When
he was in Calcutta, some honest MAJOR
Babcock there, declared that he was Ha-
IL hot fln
colonel IS " man Of powerful military tai
ents !" and for this assertion, the colonel
ought also to thank the major, because no
person on earth would have suspected such
thing. :,
The major further says, FIVE should
have a war with England, federal editors
will know Mr.. Duane he will pay the
homage Of a VISIT" sc. Not SO fast, major.
For his ears he dare not.-But THIS shows
what the standing army is for. g9n-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-29
Strayed or StnLln

FROM the fubferiber, on the night or the
IL eighteenth Of June laR, large red
MARE about fifteen hands high, was low in
fefh, ieven years old, tro,s al, had light
freak in her forehead, nigh fore hoof white,
thin name and tail ;-Whoever will return
faid mare, or give information where fbe NAV
be found, fball be Handsomely rewarded.
VIM. CROTEN
Waido5or0 Ag. l9, 1908. 1921
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-29

THE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice
to all concerned that the has been duly ap-
pointed AMI has taken upon herfeIf the sruA
Of an adminiftratrix on the eRate Of
JAMES FLINT,
late Of Bridgton, in the county Of Cumberland.
yeoman, deceaied, by giving bonds az the Law
directs: ihe therefore re9uefls an perfous who
are indebted 70 the faid deceaied's efate 70
make immediate payment and thoie who
have any demands thereon, TO exhibit the
fame TO ZIBAH FLINT,
Aegyf IS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-29
4. O. THORNTON, Azq,GaL
DATED az Portland, dreuf %, 1903.

WHEREAS my wife HANNAH, has left
my bed and bosrd-this is to forbid all
perions truiting or harbouring her on my &C.
count as fhatl pay no debts Of her contract
ing. SOLOMON HOPKINS.
Sac, .flg 22.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-29
C0bartMrsbib DilGlped.

THE Cepartnerihip Of NArH1. & BENZ
CUSHING, of Camden, county of Lincoln
is this day by mutual content diGoIved al
perlons indebted 20, or have any demands a
ga inf laid firm, are requefed TO call on Ben!
CUSHING, Of Camden, for lettleRent.
NATEL. CUSHING,
BENZ. CUSHING.
CaVdea, Dig. ] 2, 1903. (22)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-29

ME the fublcribers, Commifloners, ap-
W pointed by the Hon Samuel Freeman,
Eiq Judge of Probate for the county of Cum
berland, 70 receive and examine the claims Of
the ieveral creditors to the enate Of
DAVID FoGG,
late OF Scarborough, in the county Of Cumber-
land, ihipwright, deceaGed, Represented inlol-
vent, give notice that fix months being allow
ed from the twenty fecond day Of July lalf, 10
laid Creditors to bring in their claims, and that
we will attend to that fervice at the dwelling
houle Of Charles Morris, in faiG Scarborough
on the Taft Wednesday Of this and the four fol-
lowing months, from two until FIVE o'clock,
+. M. on each Of !aid days
CHARLES MORRIS,7 ComuiC.
PELATIAH LIBBY, s foae,i,
HHgg9 IS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-29

II the above articles and thole that are
not Particularized in this advertisement, will
be difpoled Of at the ulual reduced prices Of
the above fore. Anggf !.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-29
NOTICE.

NOLIC T.
A IL whom this may concern, are requef-
"A ed to take particular notice. The lub-
Scnbec Seing about commencing buGnefs IN
der new firm, calls on all perlons indebted
70 him by note or account, to make immedi-
ate psyment.-Wood, Bark, Boards, Slaves,
Shingles, Clapboards, and all kinds Of Prod
uce that is faeabe, will be taken in payment
till the middle of October next after which
time, all Gelinquents will be called upon with
out determination BY Perfon legally author
fled for that purpoie- Having experienced
almoR total fufpenGon of bufnels, for the
lat nine months, It is prelumed no other apol-
ogY will be necefary, and that general at
tention will be given without further trouble
from their humble fervant,
NATHL jerks.
WoytbyarmoDtB, dug 20, sos.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-29

THE fublcribers being appointed by the
Hon. Silas Lee, Elq Judge Of Probate
for the county of Lincoln, to receive and ex-
anime the clai@s IF the feveral creditors Of
the enate Of
Capt. JAMES YOUNG,
late ef BriftoI, in fad county, decealed, rep
reienied iniolvent, hereby give notice that
they will attend or faid buiinefs al the houle
OF James Drum.mond, Jun. in BriRol, on the
hrit Monday Of September next, and Of the
three Following months, from ten 20 four
O'Clock on faid days.
WILLIAM CHAMBERLAIN Commit
JAMES DRUMMOND, JUN. /ioasys.
6EguG Is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-29

Isl ofEng!.sh Admirals, 10 coromis sion, On
the 1st June, 1893, VII afford some infor-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-17
A HINT TO FARMERS.
TO TIE Editor Of the ENQUIRER.

EVERY days experience contributes to
the conviction OF the people of this couatly, OF
the importance OF as complete an inde3ana-
ence on foreign supplies oieyery SORT as pos
slblc, particularly lii the lineof cloathing. The
article OF Woolis perhaps the only one In this
respect that is wanting, even at this time, to
render the planters and farmers of this coun-
try independent. But general disposition
seems to have taken place throughout the
country to increase this valuable staple, by
greater attention toit. As a means however,
otsupplying the deficiency at present in some
measure, 1t may be of service to state that
COW hair may be converted by manufacture,
to the mos valuable purposes, by an admix-
ture with wool Or cotton The writer Of this
article has at this tlfnein his house, specimens
OF shis manufacture, which answers in tie
most comfortable manner, Tor bedding, blank
citing and outside clothing Of negroes, In the
properties of one part cotton or wool (tle lat
ter is preferably and three parts hair--the
warp In every instance wholly Of cotton-~-the
fibre OF the hair being short, requires to
be mixed with sen citing ola longer f.
bre, and III the above proportion is carded
with great tacilty--it costs US in the country
one smiling per bnshel, and requires soaking
ii water to take out tte lime used by the tan
ners--it IS then dryed and whipped III the sun.
which renders it ready for carding. As the
season will soon approach at which tanners
will have the hair ON hand, it will be the in
terest OF every farmer who has not suf'icsen-
cy ofwool Tor the cloathing Of his family to
supply himself with some OF the hair.
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1lfraaurta Dailp aDbertfser.
FRIDAY, JUNK II.

Mr.. Snoa0den,
AMONG the cloths exhibited at Airing
ton on the first of May, was piece made out
OF the silk of old garments, with small pro-
portion of cotton. It is well calculated for
summer coats or vests. as you will observe
by the sample herewith.
was particularly pleased at seeing hand
some cloth made principally ola material ge-
morally supposed to be ONO value but have
since becn informed, that cloths of the same
kind are made in different parts of Virginia.
Picking and carding old silk in the different
Aims Houses of the United States would be
profitable and agreeable employment for part
OF the poor; and well disposed citizens could
not do better with cast Off silk cloa.hs than to
send them to such institutions
Intirm women and children could make
themselves usefulin picking them, who are
incapable OF doing other work.
The article of cow hair can also be manu-
featured by the poor and others to advantage
as you will observe by the following valuable
$ Hint to Farmers" from the Richmond In
quirer.
| shall endeavor to get a sample ofthe cloth
here described, and on receipt of it will send
it to you tor the inspection OF those who may
ieel themselves Interested in examining it.
r.
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EaAern instruction.
from .NAguatQ. iMaincl

From augusta, {Mainc) June 8.
" Disturbances aid alarm still continue 10
agitatc this coGutry. On Tuesday last, du-
ring the sitting OF the supreme court, Sheriff
Chandler notified the court that he had good
reason to apprehsnd from the movement of
the insurgents In the north east part of the
country, that an attempt would be made tc
rescue Nathan Barlow, Ole OF the insurgents
who was in goal. The court directed the
Sheriff to do his duty. General Chandler i'm
1nediately called out the militia, composed of
Captain Eastman's company OF cavalry, Cap
tain Vese's light infantry and part OF Captain
Thomas and Capt, Sinabeal Pitts companies,
tose her with corps Of Volunteers. In which
several Of the gentlemell OF the bar entered
the list. This precautionary measure trus-.
trated the designs of these deluded people,
Thus much for fife votes gathering proclama-
ton. 1t is however to be observed that the
thinking part Of these discontents are fast
leaving their masked brethren since the change
in the state legislature They find their pre-
sent friends have promised what they are not
likely to perform.
e The S. ]. court, (which commences Its.
session in this town last Tue sday) consists
OF the Hon. Chief Justice Parsons, Judges
Thatcher, Parker and Sewall.
We hear that some Of the West India
merchants have sted out vessel OF So
euns, which is now cruising on oar coast,
for. the purpose of taking small coast!ng
vessels laden wiihproyisions that she takes
the cargo. pays literally for il, aud permits
the vessel to return. The Chesapeake.
canaan Decatur, is ordered 10 sea, tor the
purpose, /, is said, of capturing the Egg
- [Wash. Fed.
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PHILADELPHIA, Tune IS.

n 8.
Iazaresto, June IL -Afayed here ship
Charlotte from Havsnua, bu, last, t4deys
ion New Providence aad the snip @
ssu. captain Giidoo, 42 days from Ros
Hdam, with thir y-oos men Belonging to
mee A meficau vessels coode nued by the
French. Captain Girdon brings disPasch
nfrom Mr.. Armstrong, whoaa hs sags,
sa still a, Paris, for cur gosernmens,
There are bslow, schooner Arladns, Skip-
lu, Area, 80 days. and schocncF Soa
liver fsam Porto Rico. Ih ship Cicero
cue to anchor al Newcastle GO Monday
h..
Arrived a, the Lazareuo ship Charlotte,
Douglas, Havaona. and Is days from Mas
Au, sen, 10 and liberated psyiog costs.
Also ship Ocean, Girdon, fr3m Roster.
dam. in ballast, havlpg bsen pc emitted to
|al, after casting lots with he masters OF
|uhes American vessels. ADD bringing away
|ae mas ers and most o. the crews at Ten
Amesican vessels detained under the VA.
au decree. Came ooTth aboas and sPose
|a0thicg Passenger, goseraor h ok, OF
In Martins. The big Sally, browa, OF
|hf port, bouod 10 borde aux, ADD sent
|Mli SSlymou,h. sailed fer Rotterdam. was
q 1s1in,o Floshing by stress OF weather,
|ssss and 10 Aa,werp. Letters iros,
rais TO the four.eeaih of April per the
Vcesn, sia.e that the OSAGE was al 10
nsns to sail 10 few days tor England
ea in the case Of the Edward, Madison.
|sAarlesson Packet, and another American
|,,ssssl, boarded on their passage TO France
W British cruizers, a special report was
Sdtred by the emperor, ADD thar by &c.
tee of the grand judge. dated I lth March
eeopy of which We have seer the car.
foes OF all the American vessels detained
'ader The imperial DEGREES should De deli
,srsd to the cousgpees on board, to await
NC doal decision, toe SALVATION 10 DC taxed
yOiokers chosen by the parties.
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e. ATTENTION.

The MEMBERS composing
captain Dene0le'S company, ere
requested to attend a meeting On
SATURDAY 18th instant, at the
Court House, precisely at seven
o'clock. Punctualattendance is
requested.
By order of the Cabt.
VIM. DAVE, Serg't,
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! ~, 10 ssy t,,o,bid tina. he refuses

~ foot 70 say nofo'u 'na' ae 'eauses
o INFORMATION bepehcsal TO me, 90
g. q no degree connected win The,
~ s.s sgs iast him be has even refused
ssoowiedge a letter, since proved TO
5 own hand wfiting 50 deep Is the
.o,ion of his own larger, from my
.S,.l. Surely, sirs, nave right 10.
Vet. that with those evldeoces Of The
"a, Of captain Gotdo0's mind towards
3o6f Justice will apply those res,fic
: statements, which his own fps
S.k % furnish.
1 there is always, sirs, snrer 'estof che
Laspce ei motives upon men al past
), than heir present declarations
- ,helr conduct. The acts OF meo le.
io the imperishabls aud immusabls no.
rsrts Of heir motives and impressions
/ ne mome nj of action; memory is at all
Il, an uncertain exposition OF past I'm
,..ious. cot on 90 occasion can ii be
relied on than in lis narratiseof i'm
l,,sjons OF distant date, when il is the
[rfesr of the narrator To prove the exist
4, Of particular opinions az thar ume
such narrative there is = perennial
Ince OF honest error-,he judgment rea
I, Yields itself to the sophis,ry of the
Is,lous, and becomes conver. to their
hts; i, ally persuades itself that these
Esrsoces were really made az farmer
ka., xhich iotercst, experience and re
lsioD, afterwards conspife TO create.
| Ia this case there is ano,her obvious
kwe Of error, fsom which as mind, now
|r,hoaorsaie sad iuscil;gec', can be en-
I,k secure. This stfalr, aud ali the cir.
|,nslaaees telasug 70 II, have been the re.
N ga Thousand conversations among .hs
|vvasses 10 this interchange Of state.
|psa,; differences ard opinions, each 10.
bsidaal inpercspsibiy lneorpa ates the
hooks Of oshr,s laso his ewn, and iusensi-
\ appiopsia.es tito himself, until ne Gnds
|.npS sable 10 discr5minase belwsen the
Ljgpal tmpfessions OF hrs own mind sad
bs deriva1ve COG clnsioas Of sebstauens
dsellon or posserior lnformaJion-i have
,ioceasion to give you striking ii!ussra.
100 Of this remark, la the statements of
,plsin Gordon. With this truth. thus ex.
npigea before you, will You DOT lake the
.adacl OF these gentlemen wneu under he
lmedia lmpulse OF those oscufrea ces,
toe exposisor of heir Impressions a,thas
ne, rather tnau the representations DOW
folshed by their memo es 1T yoI do.
10 you doubt that ttieY did not Inca shlnk
leugagemeo. probable
10 be condnued
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e. AlexGndyla Theatre.

The PUBLIC are respectfully
informed that the above TAEA-
TIRE will open on Monday Eue,z-
ing, June p, and continue opca
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,
and FRIDAY, until further no.
tice. Particulars Of the first per,
Torrance will be given in 4 fu-
ture advertisement.
June IS. @
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-17

crst,, cue and I'll, protest that there hA
been 40 change, a. oil. Al ali jp the puDIc
mind only in the result OF the e'essloas -
Oh Lord, no notthe least changF--ots@
none at ALSO it is DOT worth while tg
consider it. Well, set il down so---sell
all the people they do like the embargo and
all Tefferson's. oher anii-commercial and
anti-agricnltsral measures: say, that they
do DOT hurt this country 10 The least, but
they have ruined all the resi- of the world
and add, tina, the embargo is = mosr pc.
pular measure" but, al the end Of this
year, compare the foregoing statements
with The votes given for president. Posi-.
bly, the number Of federal voles viii be
90 less, or 90 more than here stated; but
the old ID votes, of 1904. will tesssiuly
be trebled, at leas, in four years"
Go o., Gentlemen The following is ex.
sracted from one Of our democratic papers,
the american Citizen
" My opinion is,' that If MIR. Msdi.
son be elected, the externaI commerce Of
the United States will be aun!hllaled, and
that nothing shors Of miracle can save the
republican patty trem destruction"
The following is from anothe, the Pub
JIG Advertiser.
{" Mathematical Query II Georee Gin.
fon should succeed TO the presidency by TIC
aid Of federaIists, and 10 opposition 10 the
wishes Of the republIes, party, what will
be the difference between his conduct ADD
BURR'Ss"
And 'he following from another, ,h<nal.
tiusore WMg.
81 am ashamed, sir, when lock INTO
some of the papers on both sides. Ithe
American ci,zsn aoc Public Ad7efuser.
both printed at New York i; The one array,
ed on the side Of Clinton. The other on han
Of Madison have absolutely violated all
drcolud,, 10 advocating their respective
causes" g When behold democracy III.
graaedb such advoca es, torn with disc
gust from party papers"
Comment We make none. Go on gen.
tlemen. 8. When honest men fall our.
rogues come by .heir right" sath the
teQst.
Eveninp Pcst,
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e. N @ T / C E,

The Volunteers Of the Laghk
Mfantyy COMPANY, are requeiEed
to meet at HoDGKIN's Tavern.
this evening, at half pait seven
o'clock.
une II.
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From the Bosto1 Gazette.
A PRESIDENT ON PAPER.

A PRESIDENT ON PAPER.
Messys. P,.sseN 81 Cutler,
Having lately SEGA many statements OF
the probable result Of the next presidential
elrc,,oo, aome Of which appear to me
highly improbable, beg leave TO make
snoJher statement, to which every reader
is left 10 attach what degree of correctness
he please,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-17

Considering the change 10 public oPioi.
on since January, as manifested 10 the
elections 10 this s,a,e, r. Island, n. York,
and New Hampshire, and as expressed 10
writings and conversations OF all parties 10
other parties in other s,ates 6ns the demo.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-17

We are, authorised to state
That the Occoquan Bridge is #
nshed, and ready for the ac-
|eonmodation Of passengers.
Nay 20 dim
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-17

New-Hampshire, general ticket,
seven electors,
Massachusetts, mode unGxed, l9
electors, 10
r. Island, gen. ticket, electors, 4
Connecticut, by Legislature, nine
electors,
Vermont, by Legislature, cleo
tors,
New York, by legislature, nine.
teen electors, ~
New Jersey gen. ticket, 8 cleo
tors,
Pennsylvania gen. ticket, 20 cleo
tors, ~
Delaware, by legislature, ; elect
orS,
Maryland, by districts, II electors 3
Virginia, by Legislature or general
ticket, 25 electors,
But if districts, fed. 8 Clint.
and le Mad
North Carolina, by districts, "A
electors,
South Carolina, by legislature, 10
electors, ~
Georgia, by legislature. elect
OPS, rl
Kentucky, by districts, electors,2 8
Ohio, by districts, 8 electors,
Tennessee, by districts, $ electors,
los % 4
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Mr.. Smith appears not to credit the re-
port OF general Armstrong having Jeff Pa.
ris, and says he has always been treated
there with respect. This is not exactly
correct. General Armstrong in some Of
his late dispatches, complains OF disre.
spectf0l treatment BY the French govern
mens, and suggesss the probability of his
being obliged 10 quit Paris. We think it
probable, though by no means certain, that
he has done so.
Ibid.
The Monitor says there is a bargain
driving between the Clin.onians and Fede
ralIsts on the subject OF the presidential
election It's not SC. The sedera!;sts
have TOO high regard for their principles
TO bargain with either side. Were they
disposed TO eater into this kind of political
traffic, they might obtain liberal terms
from the Madisouians. Some Of the lead
els OF that division, doub tui of their
strength, have expressed wish to COM
promise with the federaliss, and a wiling
ness to run Mr.. King as vice president.
We d. not msao to sta tina, aay formal
or authorized osertures have been made,
but the idea has beet suggested by TWO or
three Of Mr.. Madison's Influential friends.
ibid.
Our Members Of Congress. In the Albany
Register, we hare the certificates Of the pro-
per officers, that the following persons are
respectively elected by the greatest number
of votes, returned to the secretary's Office.
4tl1 district James Emott.
sth do. Barent GARDENER.
Robt. LIE Roy Livingston.
OH w. laouoio| : Herman Knickerbacker.
9TH do. Killian <. Van Rensselaer,.
9th do. Thomas Summons.
llth do. Thomas r Goold.
18th do. Vincent Matthews.
Ist do. Ebenezer Sage.
(Gurdon S. Mumford.
"a 90 William Dcnning.
Sd do. Jonathan Fisk.
9Th do. John Thompson.
10th do. John Nicholson.
10Th do. Erastus Root.
18th do. Uri Tracy.
10th do. Peter 3 Porter.
The eight first are federalists of the Old
School Of The remaining 9, We consider 3
as bitter democrats, as moderate men, and
who will at least sometimes and perhaps all
together be found in the federal ranks. 10
speak of the whole in the lump, however, we
should say, that there are tederail5ts and
democrats, of course, that in all political
questions in Congress, the state OF N. York
will possess the right and dignity OF one vote
(N. 7. E. P0s'J