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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-10-14
HARTFORD. September %.
CosrEcTIcuf RIkcrross.

HARTFORD. September %.
- CoNREcTIcuf ELtcrloHs.
On Monday the 10Th inst. the free,
men Of Connecticut met in their res
peetive towns. for the purpose Of choo.
sing their Representative In the Matt.
onal and State Legislature, and Of
making out 4 nomination for which
in April next, are to be chosen, the
Assistants or counsellors for the next.
year.--The present delegates in
Congress, viz. Champion, Dana, Da.
NEWPORT, Moseley, Pitkin, Sturges
and Talmadge, are al rechosen with
out opposition, as the nomination from
which they were selected, consisted
entirely Of federalists.z The federal
ticket for nomination Of assistants has
wholly prevailed, aud with an inerea-
sed majority. In the House of, Re-
representatives. consisting Of 1879 mem
bers, there viii be 149 Federalists and
so democrats. Such q federal maio-
tity has not been in six years. S IA
We again congratulate the county
of Litch6eld on q display Of pure un.
mixtd federalism. That large and
respectable county, composed Of sub
stansial freeholders, has not chosen a
single democratic member to the, As
sembly, nor had the democratic ticket
for nomination, amajority IN any one
town. To such men We must look,
and on them depend, if we would
maintain a republican government.
Aletter from Salem mentions, that
on trying the tonstitutionality of the
embargo law, before the District Court
ofthe United States, in the case Of a
vessel that had been seized for a vic.
,lation of them, eleven out Of twelve
Of the Jury, were in favour Of the de.
fendans. The jury not agreeing = new
trial must take place. st n
- III j ll5,l4l II r. &:a*tR
!, On the Srdinst. the District Court
of u. S. resumed 10 session in Salem,
when his honor the Judge pronounced
the eonsti,utionaity of the Embargo
laws. ~. II j. 8 MAJ. Lns.A
3ssss1sk lis 81 t ifsssS8 NJ 49, sFsts 3 TX
"A gentlemanpof responsibility who
camespassenger in the America states,
thatahe4 British goverumens had made
| proposition III form to Bonaparte, TO
rescind their orders IN council provi-
|.ded he would revoke his DEGREES ,but
that he spesemptorilyk refused. The
condemnation Of Americas property
eonfinued to 90 onwith increased vie
gour 10 France, and hopes were mot
entertaiped orthe recovery Of single
shipor cargo held in representation. +
~ gSlU. S. Gazette.
Ronaparte has had the follOwing
return made 10 him of the number u
Jews mall the different parts Of the
globe, VIZ. in the Turkish empire,
ii 600, 600; in Persia, China. India,
ON the east and wsst Of the Gange,,
SOC, 900; in the west Of Europe, Afri-
ca, and America, f,7oo. 600 making
populations Of !, ooo. 900. 81
III E$ s;& ESSs Il. W s@-.a5n-t 49, ~ a.2 "a
Elevated Ya.ta re....A singular spe.
cies Of duel has lately taken place .,
Paris. M. Grandpre and M. LIE Pique,
having quarrelled about I celebrated
Opera dancer. who was kept by the
former, but had been discovered ID an
intrigue with the latter, 4 challenge
ensued. Being both men Of eievaied
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-10-14
CITIZENS Of Berkeley

THR CITIZENS Of Berkeley
i County viii be pleased 10 take
notice, that on the first Monday ofnext
month INovemberl an Election win
be holden for (twensy four) Electors
Of President and Vice. President Of
the United Ssases, O. heretofore, By
Geaerai Ticket. a. 4 ~ VT
- ERASMUS CAN'T,
JOEL WARD,
VIM. S0MMERVILLE.
I Cossnaissioasss.
Marsins5urg, Oct. u, 1908. ~
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-10-14

M. Nourse arrieed az che ninth
;ns,an. al ne seat ef Goperaneat,
Min dispatches from our Minister IN
Enpland. M. " ne learn had a
/. shop, passage, but ne utterly refuses
i cs,sm4itea,s any aieliig eilcs.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-10-14

Elapaied Var are....A singular spe-
eies Of duel has lately taken place At
Paris. M. Grandpre aud M. lie Pique,
having quarrelled about I celebrated
Opera dancer, who was kept by the
former. but had been discovered ID an
intrigue with the latter, : challenge
snsued. Being both men Of elevated
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-10-14

Adviees from the western para 9
virginia state, that, Mr.. Monroe's
ticket Of electors viii receive IN q
most ,iaanimous vote ia that country.
It's believed with common exertion
M. Madison may find himself disaP'
pointed in the Virginia vote.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-25
TO FARMERS.

A T the requeit Of Mr.. job Psek, OF New
A too, in the county If Middelex and Com
rnonweath Of MaGachusetrs, tbs Srbfcriber
offers for lale, all the Lzzl5 and PROPERTY of
which the faid Peck IS the owner in He6rsn,
l4iu.s, PolaAd & TsraE,, in the county of Cum
beriand and Di0ret of Maine, conveyed 10
faid Peck BY John Pridgham and others, and
gran ed tothem BY The General Court Of iaid
Conmonweai h Terms Of payment viii be
made eafy and further part ulars communi
Gated, On application TO the lublcriber, at hi
OFce, NJ Of Mufey's Row.
NICHOLAS EMERY.
Psrslass, Bfsreb 81, sos
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-25
United Me,ine and Fns k.lrranoe
{ on5any at Portland

-f'tSS@ NIX 4He ana HE RyHI d'LCf
Company 9f Portland
THE PreGdent and Directors Of (aid Com
pany, IN conformity 20 their act Of in
eorpo alton, hereby give Hotice, thar their
capital flock amo nts TO 0sf 6Szd,e1 Thea, and
DaH5rs, and that ihey are ready &c receive
propolals TO make infuranee againl the follow
ing rilki, viz All kinds Of Marine lnfrr-
snce sgaipa captivity Of perfons, aid OF the
life of any psrfon during his abience at Tea ;
on houles or ether buildings, and on property
therein contained, within This Commo wealth;
sgainit damage arillng 70 the fame by Fire O.
rigin4'ing in any cauie except that Of deGgn
OF the lnfured
N5t more than ten thoHGand dollars will be
taken OF any one riik.
By erAr Of he PyyG4at and Dirfzsyi.
JOHN WATSON, SeeyAIry.
.. n and F. T. Office, rorti9ad. Apya II, 1908.
NB-OfEce kept over Maine Bank.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-25
Public Hu(7i0r.

NOTICE. hereby given that the following
~ Shares or rights in the Portland A4onr-
5senf G,oBad, will be fold at Public Auction
on Wtdnefday the fri day Of June next, at 3
O'Clock NJ. 10 pay the afefments that have
been afeR, and all incidental charges on the
fame unlefs previou1y Pai., viz Nos. J, 2,
3, 4, 5, 6, IS, II, IS, 81, IS, 26, n, 2s,
%, SO, SO go, 81, 81, IS, 66, 81, 80, 81
Sale on the premiies.
JONATHAN STUART, Zyeeir<r.
Portland, 6trR IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-25

NOTICE i hereby given that the fubfcri-
II Der has been duly appointed adminlra-
tor on the eiate OF
INGALLS, BRAGG,
late Of Ian Andover, in the county CT Oxford
woman, decealed and has taken upon him.
fef Tar tru2 by giving boEds a. the law di
reEts aud al persons having demands upon
the eltate Of the fsid ingalls, Bragg, are re-
cueaed ID exhibit the fame, and all perlon,
indebted to the faid enate are called upon tt
Rake payment TO
THOMAS BRAGG, Naturalization.
Eat HsasPsT, Mara 20 (AID
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-25
TAKE NOTICE.

TAKEN from the Gde Of the Turnpike
4 Road, between Bath and Bodowin Col
iege, fometime in the month of December Ian
a long Chain. about twelve feet in length, and
weighing about 90 wt.-Allo fHall Or
Cham, weighing about Is Id. ALy perfon
who will return faid Chains, or give informa
ton to the fubfcriber, 70 that they or either Of
them may be obtained By him, fhall be well
rewarded.
JAMES CURTIS, Jun,
ByVs(s0ioE, AbyH %, s09.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-25
Lees Fills.

MFR FRINrFs-THE following letters I
recently received IN anlwsr TO my requelt Of
thewrters, their opinion Of Patent New Lon
don Bilious Pills, a pubic medicine '1is
Ulnecelary to add that thOie gentlemen are
dIisiu9 ulhed characters.--Th The offices rhey
iuitaa a:e iuffiient proofs of heir refpectabi-
IL y, and truit is the highea evidence can
give the public If the efficacy Of my Pills
SAMUEL H. p LEE.
New. London, Sept. ., 1907.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-25
Mis- CbiLPs Scboot

TET1It Be opened on Monday the 25th int
for the reception Of female pupils, at the
Chamber over Mr. Freemans Office in Mid
de-freet. AtyR IS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-25
NOTICE T.!

FER 'das in ~ Giozaetqey, at TIE iOcEsy sOrHf''
fts Dazzling bone, Office ans store belonging p
TIE gaats Of Ara D4aebeH Esq. dsesass being al
ex eslisHf faad ~ trader as tie County GBo'ds -
The TVbis nil Be sold at private sale GA liberal Gre
DIT Of 'evseGi ycar 'e7Hi,ed tbe iHfeyfF 6efHg PAD
aHTUaiy FOR furttsT Particular enquiry may bt
MADE of TIE sg5Ieriter ~ Po,tLdaL
Oa.Iz E. WHITMAN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-25

n cb0ot-MaFer Wanfed.
A PeTlon well qualified to inGru& IN the
varlou. branches Of Education, and who
Gan produce fstiAfsctory evidence of good
Iagral character, will find encouragement by
addre1ing line (p9a paid TO the Chairman Of
The School-Commitree Portland.
A6yI IL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-25
Charles & Tohn Fox,

Ne. 4 g 5, SozfJ SD E8zg Wb5.fI
OFFER for falc, on liberal terms
6 tons round Iron
do PIough-Shars Moulds
10 dc Nail Plates,
SO B5ls clear, navy mels and No. !, Pork
20 do hrft quality Ship Bread
SO bags flowed Liverpool Salt
90 tons Liverpool Coal
200 quintzls Cod F fl
ALso--A complete ahortment OF shiE
ChandIery and Cordsge, as ufual.
Is w AsyH II.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-25
rofrp.


The STEERsMAN'S SONG.
WHEN frslh.y blows the northern gale.
And under coudes frug We fly;
When lighter breezes lwell the fail,
And royals proudly fweep the Ky;
Longiide The wheel unwearied It'll
itand, and As my watchful eye
Doth mark the needles faithful thriIl.
think OF HGR | LovK, and cry,
Port, my boy, perl.
When calns delay, or breezes blow,
Right from the point we with 10 (teer;
When by the wind clofe-haul'd we 90,
And ltriVe in vain the port to nssrs
IShi0k It's thus the Rafes defer
My bhfs with one that's far awayt
And while remembrance fprings 10 her,
watch the fails, and 6ghing. lay,
Thus, my boys! thSss
But fee, the wind draws kind, aft,
AL hands areHp, the yards 70 to fquare,
And now the hoaiing fun fails wait
Our Itstely Aip through wave. and air.
Al /! then think bar vet for me
Some breeze Of fortune thus may fprinx,
soRe breeze may wait me. love 70 theel
Aud IN thar hope, Ifniing, Eng,
Steady, boyl 70.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-25

Is hereby given, that the copartuerfilip In-
der the fCm Of
BA3cOCK IS CHILD.
Is this day didolyed BY mutual content. All
perfons having aay concerns with the laid
firm, are requslied TO call and have them sd-
i.fled. NATHAN BABCOCK.
JOHN CHILD.
Psrff449, AcyH 6. 1907. an
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-25
~ IalI time Of 0Hing.

~ talf time Of QRiAg.
A IL perGons Indebted 70 the fubfcribers On
"a account, 1T hey with o fave trouble &
sKpencel are once more requeRed to call and
feJtle the fame Immediately; either by cath
or no. CROSS & MARTIN.
porfL119 fbril II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-25
Hurd-aOare Goods.

William Goddard,
HAS received BY fhips JoiePh avi Henry
Il y from Liverpool very extenfve addi-
ton to his flock of Sadlery, Cutlery x Hard
Ware GOods-~which be offers for lale by
wholeiale and retail, on the mott realonabie
terms. LIKEwIsE,
$50 boxes belf Crown Cl2fs, all Gzes from
9 by 7 TO IS by IL
$50 ca1ks wrought Nails, all Gzes
8 tons fheet Lead
70 doz, bef Engifh Shovels aud Spades
rs doz Frying pans
100 dog belt Sewing Irvine
caiks fla Irons
Large quantity Cart, Wagon, and Chaife
Wheel Boxes
Setts of Cart Iron, Weights
7, 4 and 28w do do
Bocktin Tea Pots
Clock Faces
Few boxes double tin Plates
Blacklmith's Anvils and Vices,
ALSO,
An sfortmen; of LOOKING GLASSES,
with gilt and Mahogany Frames
LIKEWISE,
Avery great variety of Joiner's Planes.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-25
EPHRBIM CARTER

he tubicriber hsreby gives public no,ics.
TO all concerned, thai he has been dulv
aPpohieu ana has taken upon himlef the.
uull q an EAeeator OF he ialt will and tRfla-
ment of JOHN WOODndAN
.a'e o. Ns"gioueeler, in the county OF Cum.
periand' yeoman, deceafed BY giving bond :,
ne iaW diretts-he therefore requeRs ali aer-
ions VINO are indebted to the fad deceaied'sSsf.
'sse' 10 make immediate payment; and thefs.
VINO nave any demands thereon, to eEhihit,la1
APrR l2
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-25
WILLIAM NIL S.

late Of Falmouth, in tte county oe Cumber.
land mariHer, dcceaied, BY giving bond as the
law direGt.-lhe therefore requeHs ar per-
iCns who are indebted 20 the laid deceated's
eitaie, 20 make immediate payment; and
tho.e who have any demands thereon, 10 ex-
hlpi 'he lame 70 JUDI n MILES.
Ahrri I8
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-25

w the tubfcribere, Comm; Hioners appoin.
'ed by The Hon. Samuel freeman, Etqs
Judge Of Probate for the county Of Cumher-
land to receive ana examine he claims Of the
leveraI Creditor to the taate of
CALEB RANDALL,
late Of Portland, in The county Of Cumber-
land, Hoaiewright, deceafed give notice thar
Tx months are allowed to the iaid creditors
to bring irtheir claims and that we fllalI at
tend that ietvice at the houie of FrosB HG-,;
~ laid Portland Or the TAFT Tuefday Or ibis
and the five following months, from two ca
fix o'clock P. NJ on each day.
ENOCH ILSLEY
A9yR Is JONATHAN BRYANT rn.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-25
WET NUR&E.

A YOUNG Married Woman, who has
n loft her infant, wiHles TO take Child
to nurie-E Enquire of the Printer. April Is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-25
TAKE NOTICE Z

FOR fale in Turner, Dwelling Houfe, out
houfes and Store, conveniently iituated tor
Trader, being the property of Samuel spear
Of Boiton.--For further particulars enquire OF
the fnbfcriber in Portland
eH 10 EZEKIEL WHITMAN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-25
TIE above Pills fold by
irving q Poor.
ATarcb 90. (e o 6 W.


$500 80
HAVING been driven from his late aand
: in HAymarket Row, (by the ate FREE has
taken the Store laiely occupied by Mr.. Toba
Dean, oppoGte Melrs Ry1v q Egaa5 Store,
where he has now for tale, large aTortment of
EAghib, mia q Wef India Goods
which were lard in at reduced prices, and (haA
be fold At very frnaII Proht-and made fatlf-
factory to purchaiers. Feb ].
WE the fubfcribers, CommifIioners an
pointed by he Hon. Samuel Freeman.
FLq Judge Of Probate for the county Of Cum
beriand, 70 receive and examine the claims of
the leveral creditors to the efate of
FRAZER GoRDAN,
late Of Portland, n the county OF Cumber
land, mariner, deceared, give notice that fix
months are allowed to faid creditors 70 bring
IN and prove their claims and that we (hail
attend that iervice at the Office of John Froth-
ingham, Eiq IN faid Portland, on the laa
Friday Of this and the FIVE following months
from to o'clock ?. N. each day.
JOHN FRoTHINGHAN,
AsrH IL JsSEFH TITCoMB
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-25

PARTICULAR NJ ice
WANTED YOusg Man Of corpeA hab-
its, to attend il Small Family Such
a one may find encouragement by applying to
the printer. i6w) AprH IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-25
NOTICE.

THE fubfcriber returns his grateful se-
acknowledgements TO :he citizens Of Port
hand for paft fsvours; and being about 70
leave town, gives notice to rhofe whole Notes
and Accounts have been Handing over three
n'rnths that they mutt be fettled Immediately,
otherwife they will be left in the hands Of an
Attorney for collection. SETH BIRD.
dSyu H.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-25

Cq5y ~ Letter frors 9obr r Watror,, esYuiys, NJ
~ PySfasat Of t5t Or stn-ut NJ dicai Corveatiys,
~ tbe Pep iet0r.
Cocheffe,, Sept. IS, sO7,
Doctor SAMUEL P. IT, LEE,
Dear SRI have juh received your letter
Of the s,h MT requeihug my opinion u
your Bilious Pills.
From what knowledge have of them,
know of no dee.erous effects, which Trey
have ever produced. but helIeve them to be 4
good competition for The ule they are de6gn-
ed.
Icertainy have no objections to their being
in general ule, and ia me circle OF my D ac-
uce, frequently recommend then and be-
lieVe ne peop.e IN gene Al give hem the pre-.
ferel nee AZ any O,nRr Pill IN circulalion.
tam sir, wAh much ref eci your mon ODE
eEt, JOHN K. WATROUS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-25

He iubieriber hereby gives public notice 70
All concerned, that he has been duly
appointed and has taken upon himlelf tie
trull Of Adm vibrator on The elate Of
EPHRSIM CARTER,
late OF FreePor;, n the county of C4mberiana.
yeoman decealed, by giving bond " TIE Ave
directs lie therefore requelts "! psrfoas
who are indeb'ed to the laid decealed'. e.
tate to make immediate payment; and thols
who have any demands thereon, 70 exhibit the
lame 70 CORNELIUS DILLINGHAM;.
APrH Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-25
MarsB 10, 1903,

CUNBERIASD, a ~ U'iHaba7, AbyR S, 1908.
Taken b. ERrcrti1n, Gld 7yW b 1fer-
ed at Pa5Ge 6St7ioa, on TUESDA1r, tbe ! Otb
day IF ina DeSf. - | o'eloek, n M at tbe
Dazzling Hg's Of Seth Ring, IN Eaid WIad-
ban,
: He right in Equity Of Redemption in and
70 he following deGcribed mortgsged
Real EItate, viz. a certain piece or lot Of and,
being one quarter Of an acre on the welterly
corner Of lot No. s, in he 6rt diviion Of
hundred acre lots in Eaid Windham, together
with The dweling-houfe Handing thereon
htua'ed near Cambo mills 20 caled) with all
the privileges thereto belonging.
DRILL SAINT. BARKER, D. Sb,E
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-25

10 Let -andmimedrafe b94sl9n givsu.
A VERY convenient DWELLING HOUSE.
Pleaiantly f;uated on School, rect. The
Furniture IN the houle which is decent, is for
lac on liberal eEsdit.-Enquire of
March % ERENE1ER MAYO.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-25

Copy of letter from Doctor Vim. B. Hall,
practitioner 0f much eminence in the city
of Mlddeeown, Conne6hc ~, - Teacher and
Lecturer M the Theory andPral tice Of Ply
&c Trea.urer Of the COnnectlcu Medical
Society, aud Fellow Of the fame to the Pa
tentee, Ga,ed Msddle own Sept 4, 1907, in
anlwer 0 e ter requeaing his opinion of
the " P,fsst Ne7o LonIos Billion PiG"-zs
public medicine
41ifi-tgrc y, SEPT. I4A, 1907.
Doctor SAMUEL II p. LEE, New London
SIR-' du eceived your favor of the eth
inf. requeftng my opinion Of ysur Parent
Pills a. pubic medicine, aud the experience |
have had from uGng them in my practice Il
have 10 inform you Sir that have admininer-
Ell you Pills, more or lefs 10 ny practice the
Ok or fevSn year, paa and have found them
equal. aud il many lGnees, hyperion, to any
preparation have ever known IN all cafes
where he ftomach aud bowels required evac-
uation by the intervention Of cath4rtic.
view them peculiarly beneficial in lsurhern
climates, where almoh all complaints are more
or lels of bilious Iendency-anc IN any re-
giOn where catharics are adOpled as a GU alive
indication, they are ia my opinion, the mott
convenient ana elhcaciUus PHI Of any in ufe,
being Gafe and ealy ~ their operation. 10
travellers sY Tea add land think they mutt
be eminentIy u(efu!, having printed directions
for u,eing them which nun be convenience
in cafe where medical aid cannot be OBJ AIMED
To the public generally they have anOther
beueh; annexed TO them, which is of 70 ne
importance. Especially tc the poorer c'sfs ;
that is, they are a cheap medicine, and ~ be
ing prepare BY yourleIf only, they have the
beft reaion TO expect that they are well pre-
pared, and with Tome experience may ne able
TO adminiGer hem IN heir families, with con-
liderable lu~csfs, and thereby fave expeuce
Finally Sir, knowing a. do the component
parts of the pill, l can with confidence re-
commend them IS a uleful and fate public
medicine Il am Sir your NOT obediet f.rvant,
WILLIAM b HALL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-25
GRASS SEED.
HERDS-GRASS and Clover-Seed,
fer fale al JOHN PRICHARD's fore,
Southend. Portland, 6prB H.

Frat q ree5, Sciens and Freib
GARDEN SEEDS.
A General agorrment for fale at the ufual
place, next door to the Portland Baak,
Middle itreet, by d. GRIFFITH.
.dbrH H.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-25
ROBERT HUNTER,

late OF TePlan, il the county Of Lincola,
gentleman, decealed, and has undo taken that
trun by giving bond as the law dire6l. All
PerLcn, therefore, ha yiug demands againa
the eifate Of laid decea!ed are defired 70 ex-
hibt he fame fer ierlement and thole IL
deb'ed to fad eda.e are requefed to make
immediate payment 90
MARGARET HUNTER,1 z.-.-,n.-,...
ARTHUR HUNTER, 1'-"'''i''''"'
AB'H IS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-25

IL ua.onte5 sereby gives public notice
n a.. c9ar-.-e- thsE she IA beer du-
.y appointed AHA has taken upon herleE
me trNA af aamriltratri1 of he enate Of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-25


Lord Na5Sa-The city Of @ sfgow has erect
cd Column 10 :he memory ofthis diltin-
guiihed Admiral. Among the various in
fcriptions which have been psslentee, Il is
fsid The following has been adopted;
NELSON,
The Scourge of France,
The Avenger Of bis Country and Of Europe ;
Who, welding he Naval Thunders Of the
EMPIRE,
Poured Destruction on the terrified Foe
AT the blazing Shores
of
ABOUKIR.
COPENH 4GFN,
AND
TRAFALGAR.
Covered with Glory and RenowD,
In the Hour Of Victory
THE HERO FELL,
Rmbalmed With the Tears * entombsd in the
Hearts
OF THE BRITISH PEOPLE,
10 per?efuate 10 dflt2nt ages,
The Deeds and the Memory
OF his Gallant
SEAMAN,
And 10 llinulate Polteriry 70 emulate bis Ac-
tiOns,
TIE CITIZENS OF GLASGOW
Ere6ted his Column
"A. D. 1907.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-25

~ 0TICE is hereby given, thar the fubfers
: bers have been duly appointed adminiNrc'
tors ef the ellaie Of
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-31
TRENTON, (N.J.) May IS.
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PRESIDENTIAL e l. ECIIC.T
We have hitherto rcfrained from any dis
cussion of this subject, from belief that it
was on cur part wholly unnecessary. In
that belief we yet continue.
The fact is, the Republicans of this state,
50 tar as we are informed, have long looked
TO MIR. MAIDS ON rs tire successor of Mr.. JEF-
FERsoN-they had united in him before the
Republican Members of Congress, after
conference on the question, recommended
him to their suRrages--this Recommendation
confirmed their previous opinion Of his firm
ness and desert, and there was not less unani-
'f amongst them III us supper til an there
was in The support Of Mr.. JEFFERSON as
successorof Mr. ADAMS. Mr. .MAn1soH's
late conduct, particularly the noble stand he
has made IN defence of our national rights,
interests and hCror, has still more endeared
nm to republicans generally--and we con-
slder their affections so firmly rivetted to
him, that, as on the one hand nothing that
we cenid offer against him would loosen their.
attachment, so, on the other, nothing that
we could advance IN his favor would strength
en- it.
IN truth, after diFgent enquiry of the
numerous Republicans from various parts of
the state which onr situation has enabled
as to see and converse with in the course of
the last four or FIVE months, we have found
bit enc individuat (Mr. SLoAM) unfricndly
to Mr. Madison's election--and have heard
of no other.
Thus much we have thought it orr duty
at this time to say--for the information OF
our Republican brethren of other states, &
to put at rest all anxiety as to the part
which New Jersey may be expected to take
in the Presidential Election. Trenton, True
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