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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-13
Bgfaa, June 8, fsos,

In coniequence Of the Resignation of Mfr.
-6ds"7f' the Senate proceeded 10 ballot for
senator to repreient this State in his room :
aild The votes were for Hoo 7aues LEya 10,
f1on' Wihiem Cray Is. The Houle concur
red Zion. JaHs' LIyd 100, Hon. Wali4~
Gray lis
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-13


siad the Speaker been called upon TO vote, the
majority would have been 90. By this deci-
ION the manner Of appointing Electors of
Prelident and Yice-PTehaent, il deferred 10
the extra FELTON, which will nicer in Novcsrbes !;
VIXEN we hope and expect, the Legiflature of
Maflachuferts win follow the example fet by
the Legislatures Of New York, South. Carolina,
Georgia Connecticut, Vermont, and Della
ware, and viii appoint the Electors. The
conAitutionality of this mode of appointing
Electors, was admitted by Mr.. MoRroN, and
other gentlemen inthe debate And will hen
pethe manner in which Electors are appoint
ed in the i~sgsa number of States-In fve on
lly viii the choice be by General Tickets and
IN the other fDs by various kinds Of dillriets
The Refolutions offered by Mr. WHEATON,,
and adopted in the Houfe on Thurfday lait,
were this day taken up in the Senate; and af-
ter an animated and full debate, accepted -
Teas 90 Nays i5--The PRECEDENT was not
sailed upon 10 vote.
Agreeable to Alignment, his ExceIIency the
Governor, met the two branches in the Re-
preientarives Chamber, and delivered the fol-
lowing
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-21
lsssfs e- 1sssrgtoss for Sale

" vtll sell mp FARM la Fasa'fsus county
& and give Immediate possession. 81 Is aess
e4san three mikes from Alexandra, and SIX
sgss5ra the George L own 6srTy-ahe distance
Grotn The projected bridge VII be aess--tits
| horse stands on all eleTsaed hsis, ana over
locks the City, Aioxsndzass, the iayer, VITA
The shore, and hills gof Maryland ne ac'ase
Which erected, and IS nealay nnsstleCs ToIs-
s;sts 0g a xsenter bsclsc TIVE stpiGes high, and
nrisags Of ore, io5ned TO IL, by circular ccTri-
v|o,.s. g{ gsarta @gssg contains 2 .ssaa rJozas,
fae frcmt OF il, and tie cogvddor adjoining,
;fates.ded for q green hoase, THIS leads 20 a
drawing roonn---a dining coaea separated
1ro1a Il 3y the passags and staircase, IS next
80 the south corridor which contains 8 ciosetss
sssd beads TO xhc SItcben--tMD small Tcoaaas VA
this wSag with &}le <chena pump ct e ,scel
asaas zygrer al The door. The second secTy OF
zoe center house co3itains 5 chambers ara a
Crossing zeesgaa, with Ere paces--a large cfo-
set adsai1ss 1ae s1snleg geyasa-csae OF the saFae
size opens 0n the starr case 5otis Etted up
watS2 sieel9eS-a store room ia TIE gaTget, arc
c1Iatale Oh tire hegaae top, FROM whence is seen
q delightful, vsriegeteo landscape, completes
the rl6scyi3,;oa s,Y the ynsrlsicM aioase. 4 naat
cottage accuulrlo tabes aabea'ers, a'fd tsoEe are
s{ss5ees, q carriage 31o9se, ANU zee ffoese the
fasvf; contains il,2 acres, 20 egrcloseG and cul
f;ya4Ad. She ,est liz woea this place beasts
rle. finest collection of {tust Ghat have seen,
E.jaes every other sa4ts tac 2Ist gwen 10 H,e
was 500 apples, SEQ peaches, ard SOC cherry
trees: z have added several hundred of the
best kintls.--The garden consists oi - iarg e
squares, tie sois enriched and borders hlled
with fY7,if trees, aad bushes Il Is surrounded
by live cedar lasSi:ye, which also ex1esads OF.
each side ct the house the togner prop7le-
tor possessed rluch TASTE, and collected many
ornaeaental trees ard ssarsabs, wtiich are Iu-
diciopsly disposed abont t5le gousl'afls. The
sell is suitable for grass, and the portion of
ground devoted 20 timothy and clover, yield
an abuuJant crop it produced good wheat
ard OATS last year, and think with small ex-
pence may be rendered productive. Those
VINO wish residence, wheRe health will be
preserved, ard convenience Of intercourse
with Alexandra, George Town, and the seat
of government, viii find ali combined IN
lllalan5- Et1zs!lins$on. will chew the Pse,ni-
ses and ;mpart the terms OF sale, upon appli-
cations by ,etters directed to the Post-O fice,
Asexand.la. ELIZA 2. LAW.
.fLS9 FOR SHE,
Farming implements, an OK cart, two bar
shear pioughs with harness, one shove do.
enc iron toothed hsrrow, two scyt}seY and Graz
dies, spades, picks, S2a
March lS q
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The Subscribe will pa.>
yoH s,Ns OK 1aas1 zzaas.
The DWELLING, HnIrc

.fsE ~ 'e f,i'aLaNl HOUSE
On Fairfax, near Duke Stree, !
occupied by Mr.. Wadsworth. The u. 'aeFsa
sixFy-lsve feet Oh Fairfax street, and ~ fronts
sac3A one hundred aad eighteen Zee, -, vS'e'''s
feet alley, V ten
lie vlli Sell, On a credit of (
and 8 months, -eieherof the HOUSES o..
pied by MessEs. Gray, and Shrcye, or r.;
street; og;ofthe HOUSES onthe same a., ,."s
occupied by Rlessrs. Sloan. ard Nielsen. :
Teraa vacant LOTS GA W &shingtep, tesrr; -
streets any part Of his vacant GsiOEN1 :
the Mali, the Pa9osnsc, q Hunting creet
and severai valuable ANNUAL GRQ,iWn'
RENTS.
He will also dispose OF q v9Ir.tl
GRfST MILL on GeoseeCreeE;, eexe y,
tsrnpike road from Leesbnrgh 90 aIex.91 =
with aboNt 500 acres of land az s9yiDg om,
Part OF whach is rel covered with tjmbSs.
Apply 20 JOHN TUCKER, Aiexa,,Ay;, :
tc tie subscriber, Fear Leesbuygh, Loudly
county.
S, COOKE,
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xes~aYf gaaaE s.lay;5sfs Ses&sosscssss3
ROBERT BRENT.
g-ss2ieabaw.
Egysss Off Fr8xy.

hereby empower 90 give as
sssgtzsy voess in my ggauae Sor the officers OF
td4e gS1ssains8un Bridge Eomte~y, al the eassel
log s.Sssctsssn as hold shares, and 70 transact
during tire same sech oSher business as Seaay
|se necessary
Gives &ea&zsr gag BAKED tltis Gay
og
sEFtrcss,
sr,sl 40 ep1N
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-21
NOTICE,
axE Oh N ~ .ssE2-NgR
z AZ u = "a y 10s " sF&1s9 - n
A RPgoINTED 10y lhe scs of Goa

APPOINTED 10y oae scs Of Goa
eeess, entitled IN act aathogssinss tsae
gs,sc1aea of a 8ssF4S SE sVeg the river ssssSE9-
" &C. gissgsss the D;ssaacs Of osuns1ia," heseay
gste rstsce, shaE a1eedag OF the Sock holders
az she sashs,ss4aa Bridge Cossaaays aggeesbs55
70 the sssseiogss Of tle sid acts will be herd az
SaeIlss EEssel ia tbs city OF washington oa'
las4eseaay the Cd &c Aiay isctweea 20 9 Goes
i. n. aad 3 =. as~ Ter the purpose of eiecahg
SIRE DSseceors, Csegk and q szeasasez' 'atsa
szs aasber e5srye7s, agents ard ssgvansS, as the
said Ceuspsay gaay think 6t 70 ass'aEsal's' asld
FOR eransacaiag aag gfissr business, m pGrsea-
,syce sf the said saci AID experiencing 20 the
esaxssse and ca5e1gs cf the aaasasgafassa 81 sasa
s~eazapszay.
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Margaret Slran3s,
CT TO RENT.

THE subscriber offers to rent for one or
4 more years, adjoining the place Where
on he now lives, BIacksmith's shop, with a
complete set oE Tools, Dwellir g House in
comfortable condition, calculated for q tasni
iy, together with between three and four acres
of very rich land.--From several years expe-
rience, can with truth declare, that there
can be no better stand for blacksmith thar
the one now offered 60 let.
Thomas 3. MoFeiand.
Maryland, Broad-Creek,2
December 9,--fl5.! lawtf
" B. If don't rent the fine stand,
will give good wages to q young man, Or
man with family. T. B. NJ
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HOR WELLS

Celebrated Patent Sylpeadsys,
.EOR ease, elegance, strength. &c. far ex-
ceeds any in use TO be had wholesale
and retail, at the mandatory, lower end of
Prince street, Alexandria.
Wholesale purchasers may be supplied on
advantageous terms.
Richard Horwell.
March IS. dom
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S, COOKE,
April *.
N. fIfA G S z % II,
E.&IRE.A1- &1'RE7, ysLEX.4aDRt<
HATH CIV HIND,
Frcill Seeds Of Orchard Cy2gs


Tiulothy, Herds Grass, Rye Grass natasFh
81. Foine, i-uoern, TrlGoile, Peruvian Grass.
.fsSa zpia rsceipe by Car. Rawx},
A SUPPLY OF RED CLOVER
.aso, general assortment Of Garden sas
F*ovwer Seeds, Coliandcs, Arise, Caigasay.
nNl FcnneN, Milset, Rape, Nav, Cansy, a
variety Of Bulbos Roots, Towering Plans *
Shrubs, I.cmbasy Popiars, G.ataIpas, As2s,
rageis Plants WIKI All Kinds Of Garden ytea>
siis, best Pruning Knives, the .fmericen Gst,
ieney, and Keasaes!y's TREATISE 9st lott,utRg 1,s
Gardening, Flower Pots Of ak sorts, CIim,
ney Ornaments, and a handsome asscgtnogt
ct China, Glass, and Queens Ware, vita "a
Kinds Of Groceries, sc. &e.
1 zvGat 70 HIRE TIL January ne.ct,
A NEGRO MN, that can como 9ell oc~
commended, to work in garden
March Is. dlw& iawtlasIy
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-21

SALT AFLOAT.
5000 bushels GROUND ALUM SALT
suitable for the fishery, will be sold on mode
rate terms Applyto captain JOHN STACEY,
ON board the brig FAyoRITE, or to
John G. Laid.
AnriI IL
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JOHN G. I.ADD,
A8s SSs Saga,
90 bsses GeE@ats E4isaeBs. caaSsls

90 bsies GeEaaats I-isaens, coaSs2
Ing oil beewa ard wl,tee Relass aassesa s9saa-
aargss, hepaaea 8 sc.s'eaollsghzs nasi&ps, ss&
Checks AMI. Siripss,
loco pieces Nanksea
Rsssssa Saeetiog RE.d DWSa
bale WritiGg Paper
so bags Of black Feasser os tae bea q'la.'
Esys add VIII be scld very iow
Sugars a,,d Coises
~ bids Neiasses
pipe paFe WIae
10 do, Holland Gin
TO- Freach Brandy
2 gso Jarnaica Spirsese "
a quantity OF soai Leather Shoes, SpeFe
sasx,isi a;aa Tassaw Candies, Ciaesses &c, &c.
. APrii Z. =,
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T. Whereas Slebhea Cooke, OF

Loudoun county, Virginia, did, on the 9th
day OF January, 1907, execute a lease for a
place called q Jones's Point binding on Po-
tonnac river and Great Hunting Greek, to a
certain A. C. Hammond for the term OF Sc
ven years which lease was afterwards assign
ed to a certain Benjamin Morris, who after
wards delivered me peaeeable possession Of!
the premises.
AS I do not hold the same under lease or
rent from any person but claim it as my
own right: wish and request those who
have any counter claims to come forward and
establish them according to law.
Josiah Browning.
March %. dim
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BRIAN HaAsp SON
AS sax &AEEa

ggNAE IA .9aSSSN
RAs Sex SALE
10 pipes cid port
= De- Mesieisa
81 axsrSSssr casks asssassa
Is do. p4gsicssasr 7Ess5esssse IS
rs Do Malaga
Us pipes oas csgnsc 6ssssag
: 60. I'll. asscri tss<g13ssati Essn
5 Ards 2,5 pgssff ssisss. satsa
1 Dc asst Ssasszfzsyy TaeassssssS
4 q, gsSea cs99seefSs
Go. ;aiUgn
s. 10 brOua sag2S
20 ssgs Fisaessse
Is &C. pc ePSs
so chests yeeeg esssS *
re Go hysoa SKA
) .S1as sasFefIs& ] q
100 bags grcsacssee
$50 ke4,s@ss4sder
SO 60. gsosaad ssssgcr
50 zse. sassSSas
I2sa It's Sasea, we4 Cared
S keys salt Essse
A usaRxssy es Sac aaa syosaa sssssza s@sss.
Atsa 4inass ae ssas she ssst ags2attssy 4isaz Geg
sasssnse Sa assasS---essa. 3 asaaaes ef sstllgesr
ssSssaes---sR SfwaSea nc wsa ssas taw ea las
tagnseT serras~
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YUaagelI &c Purchate OK Hire,
T his IS 10 give Notice,

1 MS is 10 give IS0siCe,
I-hst the Subscriber of .Aiexaadria ccontys
va the district Of Columbia, hath obtained
from the Orphans Courl o. SAID county, lct-
tcrs Of administration on the personal estate
of 72iea.ss 4Sizapss, late 'o{ the couuty afore--
said, grocer, deceased: alb person having
eiaiuas against the said deceased, are hereby
walycet to exhibit them with the roacheES
thereeF to tho subscriber, GA or before the
t4th day OF October next, or they may. by
law be excluded from altbenef{ 80 SAID estate,
ana those indebted thereto are required to
asake immediate payEaet,
Given under nay hand thls l4th day OF
Aptia, sso5
Margaret Slnanas,
.Sdmiaissyutaic q z, &mms.
Apsii Is. cow
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debate to be, continued
MINUTES.
Ky e9nesdau, JaanarY s.

" The Sneaker laid before the house a letter
enclosing a.report unfavorabIe to the petition
Of Joseph Ward, which was ordered to lie
on the table.
Mr.. Poinderter presented the petition of a
number of inhabitants of the Mississippi ter
ritory, stating that before the line of demar-
cation was run, they had considered them
selves within the Spanish territory but the
surveyor-general having completed part OF
the line, they were found to be within the ju-
risdiction of the United States. Under the
impression that they were Spanish subjects,
they had not filed their grants as required
by law, and therefore their claims were bar
red by the treaty of 1898. They pray that
he registers office Notwithstanding. Refer
red to the committee on public lands.
Mr. Poinderter presented also the petition
of Alex. Bailly, late collector Of customs for
the port of hatcher, confined as debtor to
the y. S. and praying that he may be dis
charged from confinement, to give an oppor-
tunity of paying the deb, as he possessed no
property. Referred to select committee
Mr.,G. w. CamtbeH moved that the unf-
nished business of yesterday 1.-THE resolution
relative to gen. Wilkinson' be postponed in
order to take up the bill relative to the Medi-
terranean; Neutrality-suspicious. so-Nays
l8.
0Er.*J. Rilhards, from the committee to whom
the subject had been referred, reported bill
granting to A. J. Willard certain sum Of
money tor his Improvement in mounting can
non en- batteries Read twice and referred to
committee of the whole.
IheHouse then wentinto conmitte .of the
whole, MIR J. Richards in the Chair, on the
bill ior continuing in force fora further time
the ilrst section of the act for the protection Of
ouf commerce and seamen against the Barbary
powers.
Ar. G. w. Campbell moved to insert the
words !" revived and" in the bill. The reason
tor this was,that the.act which this bill went to
continue, had expired since the presnt bill was
reported 1T was therefore necessary that it
should read sis hereby reOived and continued
in force"
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Il With 4 determination never 10 Wais LOT
a.. nom ent 10 the sntichsmbrrs OF the pre-
siden,ial palace never 10 solicit or cause
- be so!icicd for myself single favor
from he executive department OF the go,
vesnmen,. This lisa determination which,
in my opinion, every representative OF me
people cugh, TO form and, 10 my own case,
il has rendered It Impossible tor me, solar
- respects the executive, TO Eave been per-
soual.y disappointed.
In an administration, thus patronizing weak
rsen~ and assures, thus destitute Of the ta-
lent and energy which the times require, At
is impossible for rae to repose great CONF
dence and as conscience will compel me to
make this declaration to every one OF my con-
stiruents, it may as we'll bezinade at once IN
the presence Of my country and the world
When the miserable and futile scheme OF
pun-boats is substituted for that greatand glo-
rious system of national defence which the
crisis demands, who can believe the. govern
mert an able and wise one Hai:ing the
day which first smiles upon rue as private
citizen, fles from the tolls, the perplexlties,
and the calumnies cfpublic lite, as the hap
piest of my existence, and abandoning tor e.
yer the field of political ambition, my opinions
wdl be of little consequence to the govern
ment or my fellow-citizens: But 20 the go
vernment of this nation the attachment OF the
northern people will always be of imn1en.e
Importance. They are anxious to support
the national honor, but they love and are arlx-
ious to preserve peace; and in their name 4
will venture to protest against any measures
calculated to plunge them into the horrors OF
war upon mere points etiquette live can
obtain substantial satisfaction for the great
outrage which the nation has sustained, we
will moi refuse it because other and older sub
iects of dispute remain unadjusted. If we
can obtain the desired dish of reparation, VIC
will not go to war because it is presented to
us in silver DO wi instead Of golden one. If
the conduct of the government SHALL be just
and wise, we Shall continue to supportit; If
it shall improperly involve lis in the, miseries
Of war il will inevitably lose our confidence.
Ifss in the full tide of successful! experiment.
it SHALL devote to persecution and prescription
the patriotism and wisdom of the nation, it
will no longer receive the support of an en-
lightened and plrtuous people.
To have spoken thus long has required IN
effort far beyond my strength One part of
the remarks which intended to make must
be suspended The description of certain
poll icians to whose disastrous influence upon
our concerns ! alluded at the outset, would be
task as ungrateful as il is unnecessary. A
sense Of duty alone has till this tim e kept me
from my coat. In resuming 1t, again Pro-
test, in the name of til c people whom repre-
sent, against a worse than wanton waste of the
public treasure for a worse than uselesseo.
Jet. ~
tDe6afe to- be, consinued.1
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&c o N G r f S S.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
THURSDAY, DEC. 10.
DEBATE

on the 5;T from the Senate for making dp.
Preparation for building ian oadit'ona1
number Of gun boats. far me protection
ef0ar potts and harbors.
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all, as well those who approve, as who disap-
prove of the present measures, assurances,
OF an implicit acquiesence IN their cnancla-
ton of the general Will.
l beg leave through you to communicate
this answer to the address On which your
signature held the first place, and to add as-
saraaces OF my respect.
TIL: JEFFERSON.
Col. PRocTEa.
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AUTHENTIC.

49, a letter trons gentleman near
Boz ..ae'ter. England, J to has friend IN
SON ,sn, Under date of july %.
aauv ol trade is very good-We have as
lie w vloers as we can execute-of course
sa,.d savsrs are fully employed and con-
asse, ~ IN regard to agriculture, we have
I'D r LOU amore luxuriant season. Pasture.
aCr: grass in abundance-the crops
and Potatoes, promise well, and
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LETTER

FROM THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.
Treasury Department, Sept. IA, 1908.
SIR,
had the honor to receive your letter
of the gid August, request; know whe-
Their any part of the two a. Ms of dollars,
appropriated by theact Nh Februa-
ny, 1906, for defrayi " ~ ,aordinary
expences attending the sss' sRse with To-
reign nations, had been drawn from the
treasury-and, if thus drawn, to what pur-
pose the money had been applied?
Official documents, already published by
order of congress, sufficiently shew that not
single cent of that money has ever been
expended. The appropriation was made in
order to enable the president to acquire the
Floridas by treaty. Messrs. Armstrong &
Bowdom, who were entrusted with the ne
gotiation, were accordingly authorised, if
they should sacceed in making the purchase,
to draw for one million of dollars on the
bankers of the u. States at Amsterdam,
and for one million cn the treasury !; as was
stated to congress in the annual report On
finances OF December, 1906. The negocia-
ton did not succeed Florida has not been
purchased; those gentlemen never drew for
any part Of the money and the funds placed
in the hands Of the bankers at Amsterdam,
part Of which would have been applied to
the purchase, if it had taken place, have, ac-
cordins to their original destination, been
solely applied to the payment of the Dutch
debt /; as appears by the annual report Of
the commissioners Of the sinking fund OF
February, 1908.
The evidence of those facts being scatter
ed amongst voluminous documents Of no
general circulation, inclose certificate a
from the register of the treasury, which
wiilremove any doubt on that subject.
have the honor to be,
With consideration,
Sir,
Your obedient servant,
ALBERT GALLATIN.
Darid 7hcmas, esq. Treasurer
Of fae State Of Nszv 2o',k, AZ
bang.
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,,.,. and schooner IN Il. Hole
Sis s''.7' Came over the shoals at noon
8 Salaas 7, with brig B-tsey, Dutch, s days
0'.2Al more, for Salem. Spoke, Sept.
fon MP, Ds IS, 10, brig Jane, Is days from
u lo1s land for Yew York--saw her two
! .i.cr wards.
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s,,r,aoria Dalp 6a,etie.
qrssDaY, SEPTEMBER ".

30 The President and the Heads of
.tments are to be at Washington on
p'ps a'g next, and it is confidently expected
Nh. s. Executive will be enabled to take
~. ~ 81 Emo rgo before the meeting of Con-
q = Bat. Asassicdn.
i. attempt vas made on the night Of the
q Nh 81 70 set 6re to the Navy Arsenal at
~ 4. Orleans, by throwing into it a reed
r. ess j wiirh powder 70 which slow match
.nsssd. The Navy Stores were also
s.',s oDen, and some small articles stolen.
w. Tar romInaading officer has offered re-.
a,rd Of 200 dollars for experimenting the
iipsealiaries.
i ,eitsr from gentleman in Mobile to his
f,;pod IN New Orleans, dated August sth,
49,, Yesterday the Declaration of War
1, S,s;;n aeainst France was published mere.
Governor Folch, of West Florida has,
,sod.c!arcd himself in favor of Ferdinand
VII
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1869 10000


Representatives. to cong ress.
from the best information which we have
cssa able to obtain, we are induced to be-
a ~. mat the Vermont representation in the
Wal congress will stand as follows:
jonathan H. Hubbard, federalist.
l.P. buckingham, do.
Martin Chittenden, do.
Samuel Shaw, democrat.
s''aay hasitssagain.-Th Bridgeport
cs'enser, speaking of the late Election in
ms suIe.lcut says Fairfield county, for
Ib,s ' Y Inc most democratic part of the state,
tn, sI.er this election gained a conspicuous
rs l N the ranks of federalism. The re-
s,l asatlves from this county, are 81 Fed
kr, @d Z democratic. Towns which have
saumber ofycars been almost uniform
t, Presented by democrats, have at this e
S,r,.sn Chosen Federalists. The towns Of
a. Ord, Stamford, Weston, and Danbury
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Notice is hereby Given,

THAT the subscriber of Alexandria coun-
ty in the district of Colunbia, has obtain
ed from the Orphans court of said county. let@
tors of administration with the will annexed.
upon the estate of Mr. SAMUEL CRA1e, late
Of the county aforesaid, merchant, decd
All persons having claims against the said
deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit them
with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber on
or before the 9Th day of September next, Of
they may by law be excluded from all benefit
to said estate, and those indebted thereto are
required to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this nintk day Of
March, 1903.
John G.. Laid,
Administrator, ssith tie will anserex.
Of Samne! craig, deceased.
August eosv
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FROM THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY
Treasury Department, Sept. IA, 1908.