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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-11-28
FEDERALISM or RHODE ISLAND.


FRovIpEScE, nov. Is.
On Wednesday, the election Of Electors Of
Preiident and Vice-Prehdent was holden ia
this State. The ifue has terminated IN the
glorious triumph OF federalism AID genuine
republicaniim. The whole hoA Of democracy
was called into aGtion-the moa infamous
faIfehoods were by them individually circu-
lated throughout the tate but the good fcnfe
of the people could not be impoled upon By
fuch base lander. We have received verbal
intelligence from all the towns in the State,
except New Shorehaui the regnlt Of which
is, that the true American ticket has prevailed
by a majority of about 400.
MEXICO. It's fated in letter from 7a-
vana, that he wee Roy or Mexico had been
leized by the people, ard committed 70 priion
on iafpicioa Of che.iFliing an anaue attach
ment 10 The French government
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u fnstrored SagEr az arlington, 10 iet. :
THE following improved RAMS most cf which
have obtained Premiums ar Arlington. viii
%: lee the prsseHs season az the RACES hereafter
n.cn,ioncd
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n LII persons to whom the eslale oftht
IA late Jodi'h Robinson, dec. of Cum
berlaud e-nnty, is indebted. are desired
on or before The first day Of October next.
10 bring lorward their claims properly au.
then;icated, that provision may be made
for payment, and to Ill claims exhibited
after that period, this advertisement will
be plead in bar. A division of said estate
among the legalees will be made on the
above day.
JOHN HATCHER, Ex'r.
March II, 1908. Dam 1 Oct.
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[Foar Dailars Per Aa,,,m-paid in Aduance.l

10" Few Copies of the following ne = and
interesting work. are jas received at the Ar
gus Bookstore. price S $50
II PICTURE
OF THE
EMPIRE OF BO.NfPHRTE,
AND
HIS FEDERATE NATIONS;
OF,
He BELGIAN TRAVELLER ;;
BEING -FOUR THROUGH
HOLLAND, FRANCE AND SWITZERLAND.
during the tears 1e04-5.
IN A SERIES OF LETTERS
FROM 4 NoBLENAN 10 A MINISTER or
STATE.
May 90, 1908. VS.
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WIN: DAVIDSON, Trustee.
May 90, 1907. Ods.)
IN COUNCIL, MAY g, 1908

IN COUNCIL, May g, 1908.
Proposals will be rtce we'd by the Exc
eutiVe until Friday the l7ih day of June
next, for making 500 Rifles, of the follow
ing description, VIZ
The barrel to be three feet nine inches
long, and OF calIbre suited TO carry ball
OF half an ounce weight, asoirdupois, with
four loops 10 confine it in the stock. The
screw OF the breech TO contain four full
threads te coniine it in the barrel. The
sight nearest the ,nuzzie TO be two and orc
fourth inches from the end Of the barre. e.
hhc centre thereof and the sight neares.
The breech 10 be foM. ,cen inches from The
brec eli md of the barrel
The stock to Sc made Of curled maple or
black walnut wood we'll seasoned (the ma
ric will be prefered) The breach of III :
stock 10 be fifteen inches nod three .fourths
long from The end Of The barrel TO the heel
ana the seek, it made Of maple, to be
Soiofed With aqua forts.
good double bridied lock, with rrC.
fion wheel in the end of the hamme?
spring. The lock plate 10 be Gge s. en- hall
inches long, one inch broad, and all the
several parts thereof, TO be made ~ due
proportion thstoto. The mounting TO BE-
made Of brass well polished. The paris
10 consist Of heel plate, guard, three
thimbcs, nose piece, pa'chbox, spsipg,
SIC. J lie guard &c be formed wits curve
rising from the stock, TO support the hand
when The finger is applied to the trigger
The forward end Of the guard to be con-
bhGd 10 the stock, with stud and pin and
tie ale thereof with wood screw. One
screw 10 the breech for con6niog the bar.
rel in the stock, the end OF which screws
into the trigger plate, and through which
there is female screw. Two screws To
conline the lock 10 the stock and barrel,
which screws are 10 be case haIdeSsd.
Two wood screws in the heel plate, on.
wood screw in the tale of the guard and
seven small wood screws in the patch boz.
The trigger to be case hardened. The
Rifle To be furnished with bullet mould.
and q wiper suited TO its cslbre a ram.
fFod of good hickory wood stained with
aqualortis, and bayonet.
DANL. l., TIYLTON,
CIk. Of the CT.
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~ Those Editors in the United States who
ftci disposed 70 aid tnc cause Of Doness;c Ma
1utaeiufe-, viii render = service by publishing
The above advertisement in their respective pa
pers.
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a manufacturer at Baltimore writing
to Savannah, says, Instead of receive
ing Cotton Goods from England, we
may supply that country. 1t will be
wise forthe manufacturers to come in
time to this country. This is a Just
enthusiasm, and promises good to our
country. TIbid.
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WILLIAM SAMPSON.
i5y vlrtue ol q decd of mus -

by ylrtue OF decd Of trust exc
cuted to the subscriber by Zacharlah Hall.
viii be sold to the highest bidder for rea,
dy money at Hallsburg, Chesterfield coun
~, on Friday the tenth of June next, two
horses, one COW and calf, three feather
beds and furniture, one book case, two Ia.
eles, fourteen chairs, and two carts, or as
much thereof as will raise the sum ofthree
hundred aud eighteen dollars and seventy
seven cents, with interest from the thirt.-
eth of October 1907, Including expenses ei
sale &c due from said Z. Hall to ~ Fos-
ter.
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" The Editor of the Argus has this day
pHblIshed the
SPEECHES of WILLIAM WRIT, ESQ
on the trial Of AARON BURR, and others
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MARQUES +.

Premium lamb cs 1907, descended f,om "a.
nous i'..pov ed SPaniah sheep. His weight on
;he hoof alive. hob. his wool is beart; fully fire
ami i;s is OF uncommon size for his race, consi.
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Taken up by the Subscriber, liv.
ing in Buckingham county. abcut 6 riles ab,ve
Buckingham c II. a BAY HORSE, abou, q
ears ODD this Spying, few white hairs IN his
;orehead aud sonre on each Size Of his back, a.
lout feet 10 or II inches high. The owner by
paying charges and proving properly may take
in away.
Moses Spencer.
7th May, 1908, w3
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FRoM qnE cRxsafIELD cAzhq4s.

Mr DENIo-Loskiug over dls OF old news
.'apers the other day found The following ines,
" hieh Appeared 70 me 10 b. well adapted 10 ,he
Prssen} sitaaipn Of ous country, Publish then
@na big 4 Constan. Rsades,
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Premium lamb. Of 1905 weight at one year
old alive on the haof, iSobs fleece I-2!bs wool
very hneJ form excellent. and is a very famous
sheep.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-09-26

aaAr. The democratic papers were all pat
10 requiG,ion to fupf ort this fyAem Of decep-
ton, The Argus, Of this town, qualified bv
rs original and habitual depravity, has had its
pollrted columns appropriately devoted TO this
Infamous work. Whit il has hypocriucallY
nrated about the liberties and happiness Of the
eouatry. it has been towing potion in the
minds Of the unfuspe6ting citizens Of this diff
tra
It's lies and receptions, have induced
rany an honef man TO give his vote for the
democratic candidates and have the people
been gamers by it ? A few characters who
we're in good circumstances before and well
able to fupport themlelves, have obtained ofh-
ces worth from one 70 three boH5on5 dollars year
Bot does the appointment of leading demo-
erAD 90 fll thirty or forty lucrative Offices in
the DiGrict Of Maine, compenlate the mer-
chant, the farmer, the mariner, and mechanic,
for the numerous loffes he has experienced by
the triumph of democracy Will Jefferfon 5
falarymen and office holders fupply the wants
Of the poor and needy VIII the advocates Of
The embargo buy the furplus produce of the
farmer, give employment TO the mechanic and
lAborer, charter our ve1els and give voyages
10 our feamen If they viii, then we advo-
cate IelTerion and the embargo,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-09-26

Melancholy Accidental TasSey morning
Isa, boat 4veat from tbs bar6e, Jsr de pu,pse eJ
filing, -Oit5 erezO eOnaiag Of Capt zBomas Sisues,
CAPT Psubeu Crane, Mr.. John Gage, and tzvs jaar
Of M. TJomas Flint, all Of this tOzpa.--Oa TBurE
day tie maj Of Eanten boat 1Va. dsieoVeres ~
4ot5out tbe igbt bone, 1pib baf iafs been got r.
and pyoVes to Be tie Bsas IN zpbsb these unfortunate
persoas e1s5ayEsd-Fy these erensfanees IL rob
able thy 7OrePset ia tbs fVsre gale zOe bad thai
day, s5sy IN eOizg sss or returning 10 ibe borLOr,
and that they vuere an a, 0-Uasd Tao Of them zus
ruasyfGnd bavs LEFT auies to lament their Prsua-
tve fats.--F. Friend.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-09-26
Die0,

A London paper of July &c. (thc latest
receiyed) contains the following -" DIED,
on the oath, at her brothers. at Cranbrook,
in the 6Sth year of her age, Mrs. PAINE,
wife Of the notorious Tom PAINE, who had
for many years, deserted her"
At Raleigh, On c. John Craven, Esq.
comptroller Of the treasury Of N. c. On
his passage from Virginia, Capt Chasnce-
~ Pelton, Of Chatham, (Con.) 1t. a. AT
Wilmington, (Con.) Mr. Leonard White, OF
Coventry, Et. 81 he was exercising IN a
troop Of horse, and was instantly killed BY
the accidental discharge of a pistol by his
left hand man, while in the act Of loading /;
the ramrod was driven quite through his
head, entering the left cheek and coming
out at the right ear. AT Warwick, Or is
Mrs. Welthian, wife of VIM Greene, ESQ.
1T IS. At Bristol, Or. ~ BENZ Bourne,
Esq. 1T. 50, one Of the late Judges of the
Circuit Court. In Marblehead harbor,
drowned, MIR John Pedrick, and Mr.. Sam
uel Hitter, both aged 81 they were in a
sail boat with Capt, Robert Crdler, when
they were struck by squall, and upset ;
Capt. G. having on a large brimed hat
which set tight 70 his head buoyed him up
until assistance was afforded.
At Northyarmouth, much lamented, Mrs.
Mary Mitchell, wife Of Mr.. David M. jun.
aged 10. She was a lady of amIable man.
rers, and we trust Of real piety She has left
a sorrowful husband, and deeply afflicted
mother, as well as other relatives, to mourn
her loss
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-09-26
EEtrae. q g -. a gerlIen,a. il e.

1%1dct o. ie'tey pun q geHteTrHIi ~ brti1s-
Spick, dcfeG, Sept. IS, 1903
The lovers Of the embargo and Jefferson
N this town, have, IN obedience TO general
orders from the democratic directory Of
Massachusetts, forwarded their dissent 70
the proceedings Of the town. in petitioning
tie President for restoration Of our com !
mercial rights and privileges.
You have undoubtedly seen in the Ar
gus an account of the Brunswick protest a.
Yainst petitioninp Tor the removal 0: the en-.
barge upon which, will trouble you with
r few remarks.
The protest was first set in motion BY an
offce-holder whose office is avery year be-
coming more and more lucrative so much
tor he patriotism 1t was carried on with
interchangeable diligence and secrecy. The
Promoters Of The measure have boosted that
they have obtained 80 names. Where did
hey obtain them One thing we know, the
utmost strength they could muster al the
last election, Of legal and illegal voters was
io7 Another thing we know, that many
Sao voted for Sullivan at the last election
are opposed to the embargo now, and also
mat they have gained no Proselytes since.
They have themselves acknowledged that
one stranger signed the protest. II is
shrewdly suspected that many Of their
hames are enlisted like Capt. York's COM
pany from the monuments Of the dead.
Let them remember that no persons
we're ever known in history, either sacred
Or profane, to vex the sepulchre and by their
sorceries TO call up the propetic dead, with
any other event, than the prediction Of their
own disastrous fate" But, ifthese names
were obtained fairly and without collision,
,Thy refuse to show them Five dollars has
Desn frequently offered for mere sight Of
we paper. BY their determination 70 con-
eesl the names Of the protestants, slainIy
SHOWS that they are ashamed 10 have them
tnewrs These verify are IeeGs Of dark
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-09-26

In the Chronicle there is a project Of a
"patriotic fund.-" to be raised by subscrip-
ton, for the purpose Of distributing (deno-
cratic) handbals, pamphlets, &c. gratis
This is easily accounted for, since the re-
moval of THOMPSON ]. Skinner from the
Office Of Treasurer Of the Commonwealth.
This worthy, this honest Democrat was
chairman of the Committee Of Elections, Z
can tell no doubt, how much OF the SEVEN
TY THOUSAND DOLLARS was expended IN
the business Of printing, and sending out
circulars, handbills, pamphlets, &c. &c.
Mr.. SINNERS enemies as well as friends
have always been puzzled to conjecture
what he could do with seventy thousand dol
lars. The Chronicle has now explained It,
When "Old South" and his friends are
subscribing to this "patriotic fund" would
it not be quite as patriotic TO make 1t large
enough TO repay The Treasury Of the Co'1-
a'lonSoeaith the sereny thousand dollars
\ One word more of the patriotic funds.
Who is TO be the Treasurer 2-Palladium.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-09-26

ness The Argus msinuates chat at the
meeting Of the petitioners, the vote was not
unanimous. There zuds net single dissent
ent Moreover the meeting was composed
ot alsrge number of the most respectable
and substantial yeomanry ofthe town. The
vote was the spontaneous expression Of the
sentiments and wishes Of the people and
was not obtained by democratic trick and
Juggling.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-09-26
DURATION OF THE EMBARGO

Mr.. Jefferson in his answer TO the Boston
dissenters, alluding to the DEGREES and or
ders Of France and England, says, I" 10 A.
nseyican zOiH consent to a retlyn ef PEACEA-
BILE intercourse SSith those powers SDho MAN
tain them" According to this the Pre-
sident never spoke IN palmer language we
are to be deprived of all commerce, and the
embargo continued for twenty years, ifthese
powers do not rescind.
Mr.. Jefferson says, for two years he has
been spectator OF the situation of Eu-
rope--and for filing dis philosophical and
idle place Of spectator, he deserves, as en-
bargoroons declare. we'll of his country
Surely no federalist after this can have rea-
son to arraign Mr.. Jefferson of want Of en-
ergy and activity.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-09-26
Epening ScboQk.

THE Subscribers Evening School CON-
menced on Monday evening laif, AT the
old fouth School Houfe, oppohte Judge Froth-
ingham's, where he will inltruct thoie who APP
ply either in Reading, Writing, Arithmetic,
Grammar, Geography, wing the Globes, &c.
HTTerms, dollars per Quarter, one Of
which paid at entrance Candles, Pens and
Ink found by the fublcriber.
Where, hkewile, he win teach Geometry
Trigonometry, Surveying, Navigation, Book
Keeping by double entry, and the Lunar OBJ
fervations by thar eafy, hort and accurate
method ofDunn's LINER Tables, PubLlhed BY
Samuel Naylor.
WILLIAM MOODY.
po1sLa,H ce6f Q6 1903
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-09-26
Portland, Sept. 90, 1908.


THE fubfcriber will commence his Eve.
4 ming School, for inAru6ting in Reading,
Writing, Arithmetic, Engliih Grammar, Ge-
ograPhy, Sc. On MONDAY EvEEINc, the 9rd
Of October next, at the North Sebooi- HogE.
~ Terms, = dollars per quarter--one half
IN advance. Candles, pens and Ink, found by
the fubfcriher. ROYAL GURLEY.
Sebf. 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-09-26
CIotbisr1s BuFns5s.

NAVTD HORN RESPECTFULLY informs rs
- friends and the pubic, that ne has fgrsa-
cd a connection with MIR. Dexter Clark inine
Clothier's BufreEs, and thar tha hUiinels wall
hereafter be conducted under The firm "a
Clark 4 norm.
They foIicit the patronage az the neighbour
ing citizens who may depend on having
their commands executed wijh fidelity and
dilpatch. Na'ibya,Hyas5, sft. lS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-09-26

On Wednesday last, oxford Ledge, at Par
Is, was consecrated, and its officers Install
60 n due form, by r. w. ]. ID. HOPKINS,
ESq. u. d. 9. MA truly elegant and
niglhy finished Grafton was pronounced by
Srother SAMUEL FEssENDEE, Of Fye6wg.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-09-26

JOSEPH POPE, conitantly keeps for fale a
j large fuPPly of cotton Warp and Filling,
White and Coloured Stocking Yarn,
ditto Thread,
Cotton Shirting and Sheeting,
do Check and Stripe,
Bed Tick, sc. which being a conGgnment
will be fold at the Factory prices
Likrzpjs--a quantity Of loaf anaglmp stl-
gar 10 hhds. s bbs. - NO. 4, I4gGsy's Ryvp.
SEPT. 10. (6m)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-09-26

We have received copy of the PreGdent's
aniwer TO the NorthyarFnouth petition, with
arequeit TO publiih the iame.-We would In
form Oar correspondent that the anfwer is the
fame as the one fent to the petitioners in this
pwn, which was publiihed in the Gazette Of
the 18th inf. We believe Mr.. Jeferfon has
given one and the fame snfwer 70 all the peti-
tions for the repeal of the embargo laws. He
does not conGder it within his power "a ra;fe
the embargo; but the fubjea will ref with
Congreis.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-09-26
We sin cerely congratulate the citizens Of
lincoln District on the nomination Of

Lincoln District on the nomination Of
Alden Bradford, Esq.
as a candidate for their SURFACES at the next
choice for members to Congress. Itis with
pleasure we learn that his election will be
supported with zeal Gz9 unanimity. If SUI
perior talents, extensive and correct polite
al information, mimpeachable integrity,
and firm and uniform attachment to the
principles and policy Of the immortal WASH
INcToE, qualify man to discharge the i'm
portant duties ofa Representative in Con-
gress, Mr.. 3RADFoRD is thar 1rGn.-He has
ever been a jealous and firm supporter Of
the civil and religious institutions Of the
country. The Commercial part ofthe com.
munity viii find in him friend and power
full advocate and in the prosperity of COM
merce, the farmer, mariner and mechanic,
viii see their own prosperity.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-09-26
NOTICE..

THE fubfcriber respectfully informs all
thofe that are indebted TO him either by
note or account Of longer Handing than
ninety days to call and make payment immedi-
ately otherwife they will be removed 20 other
hands for collection.
JOSEPH MAXWELL,
Portland Scot 26.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-09-26

In FULFILLING the Iilt Of Electors and man
ner OF choolng them, in our lalt, Vermont
was inadvertently omitted, That State is en-
nieo 10 electors; and the manner of chool-
ing them Is BY the Legislature.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-09-26

Medical Lectures at Daytnz7utb College.
THE courfe Of Chemiary will commence as
= uluai by Doet. Smith, on the fra We'd
nefday in October. Doct. Kamiay, from Ed
inburgh, has confented to give one courie Of
Anatomy and PhyioIogy, as given by him
at his Theatre in Edinburgh, at Columbia
College in Newyork, and his prelent fchool in
Fryeburg.
In this fecond ecourie, Docf. Ramfay will
commence his Anatomical denominations and
doctrines Of Phydology, Pathology, &c on
the fecond week of November next--aAd will
continue his courte two months
Dod Ramfay's Anatomical Mufeum will
be transported from Fryeburg, to Dartmouth
College, for the benefit Of thoie who may at
tend and will not be returned TO Frvebnrg
until the expiration of this couTfe OF Anato-
mical Lectures. Gentlemen will be permit
ted to (tudy the fubje6fs Of the NluteHm and
demonlfrste them TO each other, on Saturdays,
as at DIR. RS. fchool in Fryeburg OH paying
an additional fee Of ten dollars.
DR.. Ramlsy having devoted the molt labori-
ons and minute attention TO pracfiealsnatomy;
and convinced from the mot extenhye ooier-
walton and experience, Of its great Importance
to medical fcience, pathological reaioning &
furgicaf dexterity, will fuPerintend tins depart
ment followed up the lat year, oy his ruP'is'
at Columbia College N. York. with mois
lardable enthuiiafm, to the h'gheIt degree OF
;mprovement) and luch gentlemen as eVince
th;rh for knowledge, viii be admitted 10 the
nr;va,e clofet of Doctors Smith and Ramfay,
y aasfsnts, il competing Mufeum for DoSt.
Smith. y
practical fsrgery, formed on the principles Of
ANATOMY and Phyiology aud will elOfe his
courfe with Lectures on Phyhc.
On the gentleman, who ihal' produce the
be(t diHe6tons and demonitra'icn' OF the Or
80 of viflon, Hearing, Brains and Heart, al
g. S"-,o,o,,tb College Doet Ramlay will be-
Gov goId medal, as given to his Pupils in
Edinburgh and a. propofed 70 bis pupils IN
FFveburs. 10 be adjudged by Doe. Smith.
Ssbt 26.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-09-26
Garrle0,

AL Hebron, by the Hon Samuel Psrris,
Esq Mr.. shubaei TripP. to Miss Lucinds
RarrOws.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-09-26
FOR THE GAZETTE.
Mr.. SHIRLEY,


AS live in the woods, and have very lit
tie opportunity Of knowing the events Of the
political world, was very much astonished
to hear, a few days ago, that the laying an
embargo had brought Great Britain TO the
erms proposed by our government respect
ing the matters in dispute between the two
nations. call myself republican, but al
ways had doubts whether we could force
Great Britain TO yield to us and for that
reason always thought, that, TO destroy all
our commerce for the sake Of trying the ex-
pertinent Of starving out the nations of Eu-
rope, was ruinOus TO ourselves, and of little
injury TO them But one Of my neighbors
told me, that we had brought Old England
upon her marrow bones, and she had offered
US as good a treaty as any republican
could wish for, and that Esq, told
him SO, and that it must be true, for it was
published in your paper. AS it was never
published in my Argus, ] thought it was not
true. Now this think is not right. like
to have the whole truth in the prints, and as
! could not see your paper, / will thank you
TO send me, by the bearer, the paper con-
tanning the treaty (if there is such a paper,
and if it is true that the printers Of the Ar
gus have deceived the republicans, by retu-
sing to print the treaty, will drop their
paper and take yours, because we ought to
know how the matter is, for IT'S to make the
best Of our produce. / have got good
crop Of produce to sell, and thought it
would not fetch me any thing, but if the en-
barge is TO be taken off, l shan't starye in
the midst Of plenty for want Of money to
pay my taxes and my neighbor who brings
you this, will pay for the paper, whatever
you ask.