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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-11
REMOVAL.
Ind mare Nelv and Lbea3 Gods.

KEMON AL
A'tdm mare NelO and Chap Gods.
N. Z. Poor.
INFORMS the Payebgfyl Of ENGLISH
: GOODS, that he has removed from A1ac
Jy's R0zO, to the fore lately occupied by Mum
roe & Tuttle,corner of Mid1le and Union Street, l.;
where may be found a good aGortment of
GOOI)o, cheap as caa be purchaied.- viz
Baizes and Flannels, by the piece or yard
PereAe Flanels and Cloths
Broadcloths and Ca1imeres
Plains, DufIils, Blankets, Ga TO 1914
Common and Superfne Coatings
Worried Hoiery-a quaatity
Cotton and fix do
Pic mic and other fix Gloves
Kid Habit Gloves,
York tan and beaver do
White, pink aud yellow Szrrnets
carton real Thread Iaces
Colten, white and black elk Wells Il Laces
Cap Patterns-Lace Mullins
White and colored Sarsnet Cambrics
Cotton Canbrics- Calicoes and Furnitures,
Chambray-, Ginshams fix Veltings
Chambray shaw.
a large a1ortment Of fancy Cotton and IN
dia Cottons and Check., Bombazetts, IT. tJ'e.
With variety Of FANCY ORNAMENTS,
viz Gold and Gyer Band. aud Chains
Buge Bands; Beaded Creicents
Beaded Star Trimming -Spange,
Six Cords and rafcls
Piumes and Ostrich Feathers
Silk Habit Buttons
Morocco and Velvet Purfes, u. 81.
All ofwhich will be sold on the very lowcll
Ccrnls for cath. (eDtG DIX IA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-11
HaLlar,sH Dr. g 1907

~@@EFVtDtFEi Ut WI
Having At the requeR of Ezekiel Goodale,
infPe6ted the following New-Syaem of Prac-
tical Arithmetic, Publilhed by him,we are of
opinion that it will be found an uGeful aGa-
ant in our ichools, and fncerey with the 4u-
thor may be rewaded by meeting with due
encouragement.
Samuel N09dy, z. GiAet.
jim Se1vaA, Sam. S. Wide.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-11
Fryb Gocds.

Jofeph Barbour,
a 4 the fore la,ely improved by BARsoUR
: x SrocxssiDoE oppohte the lnfurance
Sshce, Flfh-Greet, has jut received a variety Of
trelb, FANCY n4d STAPLE T5ad5,
partly conGling Of ne following
BOti- green, corbeau and fawn coloured
l4aes' Cloths
peiece Flannels
Blk mulberry, faHn, green and drab Tabby
a very handGome afortment Of Fancy Muf-
Inns
Ladies extra long white kid Gloves
Do black, white aud late habit AK do
DO kid and beaver do do
DO blk white and fate long fix de-
A large afortment Of ladies & gentIen>S Z,
fix, worried and Mon Hofe
Silk Shawls
Bardanna and fancy fix Hdkfs.
Black Barcelona do
Gentlemen's black and white FIX Cloves
Linons and linen Cambricks
Brtilh Shifting
A variety of fashionable cotton Shawls
Linen and linen cambrick pocket Hdkfs
Cotton cambrick and common - do
White florence Lultrings
Black ard other coioured do
Black Italian and Dutch Grapes
Pink and white do
Fine and common A and ga white cotton.
Cambricks
Black and other colourcd do
Cinghams; Prints Copper Plates
India CottOns Long Cloths
Madras Calcoes
7-s and Ga Linen Checks
Telvets Cords ThckGetts
Patent Cord, Toilinette and Swanfdowz
Vellng
Satin FlOrentine
Fine white MarleiIes
Centlemen's fur lined Gloves
Doe kin, beaver and woollen do
Green, white, pink and blue Sarrnetts
Cotton Lsces--tancy Purfes
Ornamented and plain Combs
Clais Buttons
A quantity bel Edgli1h Sewing Six & 7'wl
Fashionable coat and ', n Buttons
Silk, cotton, Doe and Morocco SufpenSers
Fine ard common brown Linens
Csmbrick and common Dimoties
Engilh, Rufia and Derry Diapers
Rudells; Bombazetts Wildbores
DuTOys; Durants and ShallOons
"A, 9-8 and GA Oil Cloths
Gentlemens LamblwOol Hofe
SuPerfne, common and low priced BROAD
Cloths, AT colours
DoubleMlled and common Kerleymeres DO
Plains; Serges Dulills
Devonihire Kerley
Fine and common CoatinFs
Role Blankets, lome very large and nice
Fannels; Baizes; Swanh<ins, &c. 8c.
ALsOi
Mngj and IfPPet5,
:onfling Of
Sable,
Pole Cat
Elk,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-11

NOTICE ii

NOTICE
THE soPartnerfhip lately exiting between
the fubicrihers under the firm Of
DhT e ILSLET,
was, on the 9TH inf by mutual content, diff
folved. All perlons having demands upon the
late firm are requefeI TO call on EZEKIEL DAY
for adjuftment and payment and all perfons
indebted to the late firm are requelled to make
payment TO iaid DAY, who is fully authorised
20 lettle all the coPartnerfhip concerns
EZEKIEL DAY,
PARKER ILSLEY, JUN.
Portland, Jan. ", 1908.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-11
NEW LIME.
NEW HATS.

NEW HATS.
John LORD, At his fhUp in Fors,freet, ne 1t
j door to Mefrs. CrgjG q AfDHn's, has juit
received handlome a1ortment of
EngHyb, French and american Hats,
among them are-real fuperfne Beaver-do
Of iecond quality--a few real patent fix DO.
MEMS plaided do Youths do, Of various
kinds and colors-mtn and bows cames hair
do. LIe7Oyt, a good adortment Of Ha,ter's
TRIMMINGS All Of which he will fell as
cheap Is can be purchaled in this town for
cath or approved credit.
AI50-l CATS Of 1IUFFS 81 TIPPETS, con-
hitting of Pole-cat, Elk, Bear, mock Sable,
and Gennett.
T Cab and tie bigbsf Price given
for all hiaA Of SHIPPING and RATTTNG
FURRS- Aapiy az abovs. (5w) Dec. %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-11
AHgHEd, Nsv. %, 1907.

A4gged, Men. %, 1907.
The undersigned having examined A New
Syltem Of Practical Arithmetic, pubIifhed by
E. Goodale Of H0Ao7OeH, are Of opinion that
the work is executed with Kill andiudgment,
aud will prove valuable afTiilant to the in
ltructors and ltudents Of fchools and acade-
mics and we fincereIy with the author may
be remunerated for his labor by rapid fale
of the work
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-11

Nv Bile P,iptryl IL Nr7U5ln16i,e AMI he
Na'f4 4 Maize, 7rW ,ea 4, }s Vile 70 fbe pub
q. y i7le ing :.r uj.ve III rLeir b4b.ys.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-11
Two Hundred Dollars Reward

Two Hundred Dollars Reward.
pROKE from the pricon in Lareoger, II H.
= on the night Of the 29d ult. NatBa1 Bar
bar, Daniel Hs.lbnrt, William Nuit Tor Nads
and Cb1vke5 FoyJ the two former unGCr len
tence FOR pathng Counterfeit Bank Bills: the
two after imPrifoned on 2 charge for the
fame crime. B4yiszv j. about fifty years Old ,
fix feet high, FENDER built, dark complexion
had on when he elcaped, brown pantaloons,
Blue fPencer and dark colored tearnadght
great coat H4ylbe,t is about ffty-fve years
Of age five feet feven inches high, Eght com
plexio had on, brown pantaloons and an
old brown flag great coat. Mn, who i fun
poled to have a,ely broken Jail in Arr4qo, "
taPpoied TO 5e about fifty years old, FIVE feet
eight inches high, light complexion, and bald
on the top Of his head-had on, blue coat
and fnUf coIored velvet santaloons Hcia,l
re belonged TO BaAto7rT, in the Province Of
Maine Ford j. fuppofed &c be ABOUT p or
c6 years Of age, feet 10 inches high, fender
made, isudy c0mpleuOn--hado on blue coat
and lnuf coored velvet pantaloOns. He laid.
be belonged TO Sumner, in the Province Of
Maine ---Whcevo+ will apPrehend the above
named pe-ions and return them 10 the rail III
Sad L07eqHer, OF fecure them in anv Jail in the
UWed StarCs, and give information thereof
10 ,he iubicriber, 70 that they may be retzken,
ihai he entitled 70 reward Of T70o Hua3,eI
D "-,p for the whole or Fjfy Dollars each, for
s.y one or more Of them
LEVI WILLARD, Sbey1f.
[qne1eer, T1a. II, 1908.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-11
REMOVAL.

+ D. HOPKINS respectfully informs the
y public thar he has removed his Office tO
the room formerly occupied by Salmon CBqJe,
Eiq and lately by Tbona5 Hqplizs, jim, icing
the next door TO the office of the Kegiler Of
Deeds-where he will be ready TO receive the
commands Of thOie who may with to employ
HIM in the line of his protection.
Poytt1z3, DEE 81. Sm.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-11
FOR SdLE, BT
|. Richardfon.

M. No. 8, Ls4g-W5q55
200 bbls. kIefs and No. Beef,
200 20 No. aud do
eco half bbs. Meis No ! do
80 bbIs No | and 2 Pork,
100 hhds Liverpool salt. Nov is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-01-11
TAKE NOTICE :

TAKE NOTICE I
FOR lale in Turner, 4 Dwelling Houfe, out
houies and Store, conveniently Gtuaied for
a Trader. being the property Of Samuel Spar
of Bottom For further particulars enquire o.
the iublcriber in Portland
OS IL EZEKIEL WHITMAN.
NOTICE
TOR sale IN ". G1evseRer, At tie lozvsy eorAfa
4 The Dazzling 5ou5e, O9ce and Store belonging TO
tbe s11tr ef Ala MittbsH, Fig deeearsd beizg ~
excellent fa7d for ty0atr as f6e Country qfo,d -
The zUbf 7OE be sold At private SALE On liberal Gre
dit q seVerHl years 'eYHi,ed, tbs ntersF lang paid
annually For further Particular Enquiry nay Be-
made Of TIE I4B5eriJ.y IN Ps,tlaaA
Oct Il. Z. WHITMAN
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-25
WASHINGTON CITY, March 81.


we understand that the negotiations be-
tween our government and Mr. Rose we're,
on Friday last, brought to a close by the
receipt OF his final note. They are said to
nave been suspended on the preliminary
requlsition made ty him that the Presidents
proclamation should be rescinded. Mr.
Rose, in the first instance, appraised our
government Of his authority to off rrepara-
ton for the attack on the Chesapeake, with
out specifying what that PREPARATION would
be ; butrequired that previously to its being
made the proclamation should be revoked
Muchinterlocutorym matter passed; whenhe
was informed that if he would sta.e the re-
paratIon and assurances he was empower
ed to make, and they should be considered
by our government as satisfactory, they
would be taken as pledge of amity, and
that the act of repatriation and revocation
OF the proclamation should bear co-tempo-
raneous date. This is his ultmatum, he
declined doing.
is understood that early in the week
very comprehensive communication will
be made to congress, embracing the whole
OF the negotiations relative to the Cllesa.
peake, the whole of the correspondence or
cur general relations with England, and 81
much, respecting the other European DOW
ers with whom we have had differences
as will give full view of the state of our
relations with them.---yNat Int.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-25
Gon0ress
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.



The bill for raising an additional militia
ny force was reported with amendments,
and committed to committee of the
whole.
Mr. Livermore after lengthy predatory
address (Which will be given in our next
moved the following resolution, which the
house refused to consider by yeas and nays,
"a to "a
Resotped, That the public good requires
that the several laws laying an embargo on
all ships and vessels of the United States
should be repeated, and that n committee
be appointed to bring in bin for that
purpose and that the said committee
be instructed to enquire into the expcdien-
cy OF permitting the merchant vessels of
the United States TO arm for their defence
against certain cruisers, and of associating
for the purpose o. convoy; and to enquire
into the expedieny of suspending CONNER
cial intercourse With France, and the natl
ons under the coItrol of the Emperor OF The
French, and to report by bill or otherwise.
A committee was appointed on motion o.
Mr. Nelson to enquire into The the propriety
/ of erecting an IsYALID CORPS.
! A Message was received from the Pre-
sident of the United States, in relation 10
the Military .Acedemy which was refer
ed to select committee.
The contested election of Philip Barton
Key, having gone thT ough the committee
OF the whole, was at length decided on, and
Mr. Key conhrmd in his seat 81 to So.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-25
SATURDAY, March 10.

The whole of this day was spent on the
bill for raising an additional military force
1t went through ths committee of the whole,
ard was reportedio the House. Consider
able progress was made in the details of
the bill; but theywere not perfected, when
the house adjourned, it being then near
four o'clock.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-25
Smith Tandy and Nathan Ayrcs,

Z ~ fzeSsi -s--a.,. OJenddHfS.
NN the motion Of The plaintiffs by their
" counsel and ii appearing to the sa-
l'stacion Of the court that the defendant
Smy;h Tsndy is not an inha5itant of this
state: l, is ordered ard decreed that un.
less the said Tandy shall appear here on
or before the first day of May term mex,
and answer The bill of the plaintiffs the
court will then proceed 10 lake The same
for confessed as to him AID decree the
matter thereof accordingly, aud that a CO.
ply ot this order be orthwith published in
some public newspaper OF the city Of
Richmond for two months successfully,
and another copy deposited up at the front
door OF the courthouse of this county.
A copy-Tesle
X. ELdridge, jr. u. G,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-03-25

Il, ELDRIDcE, jr. D. c.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-06-24
Blue Dying and Reed
making.

THE subscriber, living between
L Mrs. Hunters and the Bridge, has
the pleasure Of informing his friends
and the PUBLIC, generally, that he has just
received a stock Of good kahn, and is
now ready to oblige any of his friends
with new Reeds Of any description or
by edgiug, splicing or otherwise repair.
ing old ones: He also continues the
Blue Dying business as usual, and re-
turns his grateful thanks for the encou.
ragsmen he has received in that line,
and=is determined that nothing on his
part shall be wanting to accommod 'te
his customers, on the shortest notice,
with ensured colours his price Tor dt.
ing deep blue, on cotton or thread, is
so cents perlb.-pale blue ditto ssfenss
v oolen yarn, deep blue, Is cents pale
blue ditto II cents.
~ PHILIP WOLFE.
Mareinsburg, May 20. 1903.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-06-24
ROOT& SHOE MANUFAcTORY,
Nearly opposite the Globe Tavern,
- Mariinabufg.~ @ -.~..~~--


THE subscriber, from desire to ad.
l. vance his own interest. to place
lis business on a more respectable foot.
ing, to serve his customers, and to be at
ali times ready 10 answer the calls of the
public, has now, and intends always to
keep in hise mploy, some ofthe best and
most fashionable workmen, in his line
of business; he will also be constantly
provided with the best leather that can
Be obtained-and from an assiduous at
tention and endeavours to please, has no
doubt but that he will be able to give sa-
ti,faction to all who think proper to en-
ploy him.
Gentleman and Ladies at distance,
Who may please to favour hlm with their
work, may depend on their commands
being strictly complied with, and that BY
forwarding their measures accompanied
with instructions, their work Can DC ~
we'll c &c cuted here, as-as any OF the most
fashionable towns. r.
JACOB POlSAL.
March IS, 1908:
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-06-24
THE subscriber 1uisht to dispose Of
/ the FARWon uuhicA he no1v Eves.

THE subscriber wishk to dispose of
/ the FARMon suhicA he no1o Eves,
situate in Berkeley County Hrgiaia, near
Opeckon Creek, about tire miles f1om
Martinsburg and seven froA Shepherds
Ta,un, on the may road tadtng from
the former to the IafgeT place This farm
contains about three hund'sd acres, a
part slate and a part Emeston, land o. lhe
frst quality, about tue thIds Of the
whole tract cleared, and no.u h state Of
high cultivdsion, the balance ch.hed with
excellent timber, which will alsvays al:
ford a greater quantity than the con-
sumption cf the place will require
AsuGcient portion 81 the land can beSen.
uer'ed into good nreadstu-1he improve.
mtntS are a very comfortable and conueni-
ent d,veling house, a large frame barn
and stables, NTH other useful buildings =;
there is a spring Of good mater quite con-
oenient to the d,ueLling, and several other
springs rise en- d:6srent parts IF che
place, furnishing a Sufficient and can
slant supply Of ''ater throughout the
year. 49,.
The subscriber being DESTROYS to re.
move to NE state Of Ohio, will take in
exchange for the aboOe farm, land nell
situated and q go0dquakty in any part
effhat state or Jdgre0ter pars q the
price can Be paid in hand, great bar
gain rD;H be given in IL. The terms will
be made knO1On on application to the sub
sc'i6er living on the premises.
ELI BELLER.
AprI79, '1soe.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-06-24
Bo0TandSH0E MANUFACT0Er
MARTINsBURG.

7'dt. subscriber respectfully informs
his customers and the public, thai
he still occupies his old stand, between
the Post. Office and Printing. Office,
Mar,insburg that he has lately made a
considerable addition to his stock oflea-
ther, (Which is Of the best quality and
shall constantly keep BY him a large as
sor,nrnt, 80 thar none who may please
to employ him, will ever be disapPo!nt-
ed he will De careful in always keeping
the best workmen, and from his own
particular attention, feels an assurance,
that he shall be able to give satisfaction
to his Gu s.omers-3ooTsa and SHOES, OF
ever, description, WILLIS carefully made,
aereeahle 10 drecli"ns--He intends to
keen, read, made. a varietv-oi work for
La,iies aud Notwithstanding large
stock Of I.e4,her on hand, he will be able
TO give "a short credit to punctaal per.
sons who NAV wish it. He is thankful
for the fIv,nrs already received, and
will r.. lt.ayour in future not to be unde.
serv', = Encouragement.
RICHARD HICKSON.
AprEt ! 1903.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-06-24

: Berkeley, IS.
March Court, 1905.
Lsna:ius CFtrr0N and Frances his tuife,
late Frances N'Kiernan, ComP'ts.
against
Peter M'Kiernon, Laurence NJ Herman,
~4a.9sesu GoatdAiing and Catherine his
sptfe, kiteCatherine N Herman, Pafrick
1ernan and Margaret his sV;ft, late
Margaret M'K,ernan, James o 9.in
and Susanna has, rUjte, late Susanna
MaAOny, Michael M'Kiernan, Fran
ces AOnahon, late Frances Mixer
nan, Elmer Shirky, late ELaer M'Kirr.
nan, John M'Kiernan, Peter mr.
Herman, Frank M'Kieraan and
Barney M'Kiernan, Def's,
In CHANCERT y
THE defendants, not having entered
l. their appearance agreeable to an act
of Assembly and The rules of this court
aud it appearing to the satisfaction Of the
Court, that they are not inhabitants oil
this Commonwealth, on the motion Of
the compliments by their counsel, it is
ordered, that the said defendants do ap'
pear here on the Monday after tn. third
Tuesday in June next, to answer the
bill OF the compliments, aud that a copy
Of this order b. forthwith inserted in the
berkeley aud Jefferson lntellisencer to'
two months s0cesssixely, and Published
at the door Of the Court House Of said
County, 49,
A Copy. Teste,
DAVID HIN l~"R, BIC.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-06-24

Berkeley, S..
March Court, 1908.
Isabella Lyle, odm's. Of Hugh Lyle, dec.
Complainant.
against
Hugh Lyle, Samuel Bray and Nancy his
wiie, John Lyle, Philemon ChenOsu-
eth and Sally his 1Oife, James ".
Campbell and Polly has ,uife, William
Lyle, dime Lyle, FINELY Lyle, Samuel
Lyle, children and heirs at La1U d
Tohn Lyle, deceased, D0ugal Camp.
bell and Sadly his .oJe, Margaret II.
Ly!e, Robert W. Lyle, Harriet Lyle
and Hugh Lyle, children and heirs at
Latu Of sad Hugh Lyle, deceased,
\ James Wrighs e Elisha Boyd, Dsf'ts.
y In cHANCER1.
THE defendants Samuel Bray aud
Nancy his wife, not having enter.
ed their appearance agreeable to an act Of
Assembly and the rules of this Court,
and it appearing 70 the satisfaction Of the
Court, that they are not inhabitants OF
this Commonwealth, On the motion of
the Complainant by her Counsel, it is
ordered, that the said Samuel Bray and
Nancy his wife, DO appear here on the
Monday after the third Tuesday in June
next, to answer the bill ofthe Complain.
ant, and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted in the Berkeley and Ietfer.
son Iutelliseucer for two months success
,sively, and published al. the door Of the
Court House Of said County.
A Copy. Teste,
DAVID HUNTER, c.B,c.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-06-24
Berkeley, IS:
March Court, 1908.
William Maslin, Complainant,
AGAINST
Daniel Brown y
and Defendants,
David Dutton,

In CdANNEnXs
THE defendant, Daniel Brown, not
having entered his appearance a.
gTeeable to an act Of Assembly aud the
rules Of this Court, and it appearing to
the satisfaction of the court, that he is
not an inhabitant Of this Commonwealth,
on the motion Of the Complainant BY his
Counsel, it is ordered, that said Daniel
Brown, dc appear here on the Monday
after the third Tuesday in June next,
to answer the bill Of the Complainant,
and that copy Of this order be forth
with Inserted IN the Berkeley and Jefer-
son Iutelligencer for two months success
sively, and published It the door of the
Court. House Of said County. -.----
DAVtD HUMMER, c.s.c.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-06-24
For Sale,

Il Negro Womdn, about IS
gears ofage, ooho is a good
house. servant, and yell &C.
quainted 1ciM out 4rork !;
size 1uiiHbe sold to1v for cash,
or a credit Of one gear eviA
be giuen to a good pmcha-
ser. apply to the printer
Of this paper.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-06-24
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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-06-24
BALTIMORE, June IS.

1t appears b} the Philadelphia Demo.
cratic Press, that the Pennsylvania mo.
derate party have had meeting at Read
ing, at which they have appointed a
committee to confer with the committe
Of the democrats, upon condition that
the latter shall declare themselves au-
thorised to Reconsider the nominations
for governor and for electors of presi.
dent and viee.president. In this case,
it Is agreed that the candidate of the
moderate party, Mr.. Spayd, may be
abandoned by their committee, provi-
ded the Snyder party will also abandon
him and az free upon third person for
governor, or leave the romlnation TO
another state conference.
This proposal is viewed BY the writer
in the Press as disingenuous shift, and
he thinks that it will! not be acceded to.
Reading, the place Of the meeting, is
the center of the interest Of MIR. SNyd.
ELECTORS.
A joint committee has been appoint
ed to consider the expediency Of direct
ing the mode of appointing electors of
president and vice-President of the u.
States, during the present session, and
report by bill or otherwise.
Should they follow the example Of
many other tates, in making the choice
~ the Legislature. as most probably
will be the case, that state alone will
give 10 federal electoral votes.