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LOPEZ 81 DEXTER,

oFFER FOR SAFE,
SO Puncheons st. Croix RUM;
III Pipes 4th Proof Spanish BRANDY;
Is do. lst do Country GIN;
10 do. Madeira WINE;
"a Quarter Casks Lisbon do ;
rs Chests Souchong TEA;
do. Hyson Skin do
26,00Q lbs Wcst-Inda COFFEE
Is Bags rIMENTOs
"a Bales Upland COTTON;
100 Boxes MusGatel RAJSINS;
IS Barrels N. Y. Inspected Prime POk
go Tons assorted Swedes' IRON;
700 Quintals GOLDFISH;
Is Boxes Window GLASS;
$50 Reams Wrapping PAPER !;
100 do. Writing do.
; Hogsheads LOAF SUGAR.
The JoAoaving Fresh Ialhorted
DRY GOODS -
Cases India silks;
600 Pieces Blue Nankcen;
200 do. yellow ditto
$50 do White ditto;
3 Bales Superfne Broadcloths;
Cases Cotton Servings; :.
do. Fancy Prints Z
do. English Sewing Silks:
do. Mems and Womeii's Cloves,
2 do. Cotton Shirtng;
do. Fancy Muslins;
/ do. Marsces vesting
do Cambrick Musiins;
do. Bombazctts
Bale CassiInercs
Case yelvets,
100 Pieces Russia Diaper;
so do. Red, Yellow and Brown Bandanoess
.Newbort, .3rgust 10. 1909.
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Resftec.fuily informs his Jiiends, and The hat6-
lick IN general,
THATh he continues keeping TAV-
Il ERN at his house in the village of Wicktord,
town OF NS.th k1.gstswn, next door to PHiLIr rIL-
LiNGHAsr, ESD. where the greatest attention will
be paid to those who may please 10 favour him with
their company, and may depend OH having the small
est favour gratefully acknowledged.
Gr The house may be well known by its end front
ing the street, and The sign of Bunch Of Grapes
Wickt6rd, { H. r. Oct 25, 1909
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DANIEL SHELDON.

10 EsPECTFULLY informs his friends, that he
IN has on hand
A quantity of excellent cedar Clapboards,
cedar Shingles, pine Shingles, Boards, Plank,
Joist, &c. sc.
Which he viii sell cheap, at his stand on sIIER-
DURNE's Wharf. Nor. ID.
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Rhode-Lsland Insurance COMPANY.

TIE Stockholders Of the Rhode-Islard Lssurs,.ee
Meeting will be held at the STATE-IOUsE in .nev.
port, on wEDNEsDAY, the Sd day of January next,
at half past O'Clock, p. NJ for the election of Di-
rectors, and transaction of such other business
may be thought necessary
.Neveport, Dec 13
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(sELECTED.)


TIE FLIGHT OF LOVE and TIME
ancient man, 'yclcped Time,
seu'd with journeying many cline,
Nid chanc'd TO spy
Fried the sage, :" thou futt'rcr gay,
wings, theateach, pray,
s,that Time may ey."
q assent and, hand in Hand,
like lightning Ger the land,
we was heard to cry,
Eye nymphs, who sportiye tread
ant lawn and mountain head,
Loue ho,s Time may .fy."
.IpsPs force was quickly spent,
inc his arm the urchin lent,
To hear him still on high,
I" And see, he cried, "yc iymphs below
What haply We ono day must know,
Hin Time hos Louc uaay .Gy."
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FARM--FoR SALE.

THE Subscriber will sell his Farm, in
u JHGftaeio.g'A on the most liberal tcrms--such
cannot fail giving satsfacticn to any one who may
be INCLINED to purchase. For further particulars,
CARDER HAZARD.
.sEddzetesrn, Nov. "a, 1902 Nst
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FARM.

FOR SALE, by the subscriber, val
n uabIc Farm, situated in the towrof for.rseush,
adiaisrng that of SAxuxI ELAN, Esq about miles
Gvm Newport ts--Said Farm contains about 20 acres
or excciie1it Land a Dwelling House, Barn, and
other suitable out Houses.
frscrms and particulars, apply to hs
HENRY 1'EW, OH the premises.
.Assrpsrs, -7ng. c5, 1909. b
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S. STACKHOUSE's
C.yEW LNyENTED)
PATENT CHURN.

This Churn will work much easier than the com
mon one; besides, il has the advantage Of col
lec,ing the buttct In rolls it may also be made to any
size, so AS to churn any quautity the posscssor may
wish: and II may be fixed in such manner as 20 work
either by hand, water, wind, or any other power
Good Cream has often been churned into the best
Butter, by this sccllcn and simple machine, eight
ten minutes, and deposited in rolls, producing
eighth Of the whole butter than in the CON-
mopYwsy 80 -
- The above Churn may be had Of DaTEnAx
MoSno, in Portsw'o'fth, OF. RosERv & NrcRoL LAS
LAwroS, No. 81 .yoriny-.stses, .hsupsrf
August 2. t
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STOVE. PIPES,

or TIN, or sheet IRON, Of any
~ length or slze, made BY the subscribcr. AZ his
SHOP one door west Of Messrs J. Muxaor < Cos
Grocery Storc--.fso, Tin Ware for sale as cheap as
can DC purchased in this state. The ss,aIles favour
gratefully acknowledged .
n. h. Cash given Cor old Pewter and Lead.
NATHANIEL MASON.
Newport. Nov. !, 1909.
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AMUSING MISCELLANY.


Original Letters, from an .4merican Traveller
IN Enreite, 20 his friends IN this country.
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GODFREY WENWOOD,
William and Henry Moore,

L..
OFFER FOR SALE,
Far CasI, Saua,w P,vdtce, approved Credit, at as
~~ fsiszS as san be bss:chased az eng sfors
~ d. GS -Aszpbort--- srt
70 boxes cxeeAienr brown SUGARSS
r 5 do do white, i dol;
20 bbls- do do. do
1000 wa exec I&nt COFFEE
10 chests SoasASss TEAS
do. KyxUskin aD~ ~
do lsySon &0-s AE4&
10 Casks GfNGERs Ea
Bags OF PEPPERs do PIMENTus
pipes Country t;IN, of superionr qualify
5hhds- Sd proof ~. T. RUM
Is do. NE dos
IKoNMONeEEy, CUTLE4sY, and H-tRn
NAILS of all kinds; - ,rs tt..- 4 ~ IL
3 Il ANCHORS, Of every size
sundry articles in the Dry Goods Line,
4bales COTTON
.7lso, az their Ssose, AZ ~ -
~ No. 100, TziaIsfES-STREET,
A general and extensive assortment DRE
GOODS, as cheap as can be found. .l,
All the above articles viii be sold at wholesale or
retail
NIB. All those persons who have long standing
accounts, are desired 20 can and settle the samch
cash, or note. Lsf fCf N
s CASH,
. And the highcst price given for good clean
Flax-Seed, Tsw-Cloth or Feathers. Hanfed,
1000 bushels good clean Barley.
Apply at No. 5, ,MlnxEr-sorARx.
N'~',~~t ta4..aa I.~
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-05-09

We have the pleasure Of coz. n1unieating
TO the public, at the instance Of gen. Fur
reau, the minister Plenpotentlary Of France,
the following official document relative to a
subject interesting to science and humani-
ty. 1t is particularly worthy OF the notice
Of suchsPhysicians in this country, as have
written or contemplate writing, on the ma
ture: of the GROUP.
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on that day; and as It was the last day for.
delivering declarations of the last term, it
SO happened that | was not down in court
VS.. Shedden, was that when any act is done
when Judgment was given But / found
on enquiry, that the ground of giving
Judgment for the defendant in Maury
by the government of any country, it is to
be considered in the same light as if all the
subjects Of the country had individually con-
CURED in doing the act ;and as the plaintiff
could not have recovered upon a policy
when he had personally occasloned the loss
against which he sought. TO be unidentified !;
SO, neither could fc recover where his 60
vernment had occasioned it; for that he
was identified with his government, and the
consequences as to third persons were to be
considered in the same point of view as #
hehad himself contributed to laying on the
embargo.
The two other cases ofGonuOay and Da-
oidson VS.. Forbes, and Lonzuay and David-
son, Us. GRAY, which were assurances by
British subjects, who were consignces of
cargoes shipped by American subjects, and
upon which they had accepted and paid
bills drawn Oh account of the cargoes, de-
pcnJled in part upon the same general
principles as that of Maury VS.. Shedden !;
but it was contended that there was discrl-
nlination in favor of their having a boni-
fetal interests rs consignees Of the car
goes, and having paid bills upon, them
But tae court thought that Discrimination
would not bear them out; for the Insurance
must be considered as being substantially
made on account Of the owners Of the car
goes,who were Americans, s, that the plain
tifs should not afterwards apply policy
which was originally made for the benefit OF
other persons, to their own purposes, mere
ly because they had obtained a subordinate
'iintegest..in the cargoes by paying bllls upon
the faith of their comingint their posses
sion and contrQul. They said if the plain
J, tits had specially insured their interest as
con5ignees, as distinct subject OF lnsur-
.ance .epcounected With the general owner
ship OF the eargoes, it might have admitted
ora different consideration bat that they
would give no opinion upon the effect OF
such insurance and that that was not the
case where the insurance was general.
(Signed) J, LIGTLEDALE.
Gray's Inn, Feb. Is, 1909.
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iR. C. SKINNER,
SURGEOW DENTIST, &C

- u LOSp LGvlI LO1 - &c
ID RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens Of
LII Alexandria and its vicinity, that his
concerns at Washington requiring his con-
tinuance at or near that city until the next
session Of Congress, proposes to attend 10
his professional business in this town until
the,2oth.of May. The superior manner in
which he inserts Teeth In the human head,
their perfect natural appearance, and the ease
his operations are invariably performed Ing.
are objects worthy the attention of those per-
sons who have been SO unfortunate as to lose;
their front teeth 10 those persons whose
teeth are partially decayed, or are covereJ
with the sceptic acid, or tartar, he will only .
observe that immediate relief may be obtain
ed, and their teeth preserved, free from,
pain during life. His regular apprentice
ship, long practice, and superior recon-
dations, IS presumed will entitle him to-
&c confidence Of those that require his as.
slstaace.
DR.. SKINNER may be consulted any hour
at Mr.. AHl6urn''s, sign Of the Golden Ball,
Union-street.
Nav O ~,
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.pURI,ICe SALE.

II Under the authority of deed of trust
NJ from Lezms Summers, tor the security
of Robert 4Afoss, the subscriber will oi1ef at
public sale,on Monday. the 29th day OF May
next, Or the premises near sYlhaaTa a, paa |. ),
gets tavern, in Fairfax county, 1RAII
OFL.AaD, situated on the new and oid turn
pike roads, about 5 miles from Alexandra, !,
containing Sc and quarter acres. "A creait OF
of sixty and ainety days will be allowed.
R. I. Taylor, 1rwtee.
,hhrl24 seS
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Extract eta letter fran Wtashingt0p CITY,
I'm ~ Mr., - 600 &
dated l2ay 2, 1909.

dated Hay 2, 1909.
Archibald Lee, esq. Of this town, a
staunch federalist, goes out as messenger
with dispatches from our government to
England. He will take the stage from this
tomorrow morning for Norfolk, where he
will take a swift aajIing vessel and make the
best Of his way to England"
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glssaaor!a gailp Gasstte.
TUESDAY, NJ Ak 9.

Tie Editor of this paper feels itnecessa-
!, % request correspcndentsto convey their
:, ,lommunicatiops throushsome other chan
III Ill than the post Office. For the convenience
his friends he has Letter Boxafixed to
H. door of his Office, where he requests
.bsp viii in future, deposit their produc-
,iOas, and thereby save him the expence Of
rostage.
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C.. Thon1pfon,
PORTRAIT PAINI,ER,

N PORIR.I1I' PaIW1ER,
~ RESPECTFULLY informs his friends
IL and the public, that he has resumed his
profession in the house adjoining MIR. .dtkin-.
sans, Fairfax street. AS his residence In
Alexandra will be short, those who wish for
their Lskenesses, will please leave their names
Immediately.
May 9. 81
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circuit court, ana indeed the whole body
of the American Judiciary. tie says !:
& s Hear this, ye people Of America, and
arouse Nth all y0aay might and main, put
your shoulders to the wheel of the judicl-
airy car: ye overset 1t mai, in It's career OF
usurpation and injustice, it will grind you.
to dust and dirt"
Baltimore North American.
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Just RECEIVED,
A YOUNG MAN,

NKTH O can produce satisfactory recon-
Nv mendations, will be glad to be en-
ployed in some dry or wet good store, or IN
some ofice' A letter directed to +. NJ. and
eft at 1his Office, will be attended to.
April l9 law
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Port OF ALeuamdY2a.

Arrived brig John, capt. Martin-sugar
and cofee--James Patton. /
Lcftthere brig Elizabeth, Moreton, Just
arrived from Baltimore schooner for PHI
ladelphia sailed the day before the John. +
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Sagb5cribtlop Dinner.

a Subscription Dinner, on the 18th May,
on the Barbacucd Prize Lamb, will be furnish
ed at Sebastian Spring. Those gentlemen Of
Alexandria aud.its vicinity, DESTROYS to at
tend, will find a subscription paper at Mr..
Cations CITY Hotel--and those OF the City OF
Washington, George own and its vicinity,
will ,6nd 4one at Longs Hotel. y
Dinner will be on the table precisely at 8
o clock. &
sD' No subscription, Will be taken after
he 10th. /
May s.
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True Goty,
TURREAU, Min. Plen. of France.
MINISTRY OF THE INTERI,

The following IS the report of an eminent
counsellor, of the decision of the Court of
Kings Benchin the case of the Swift, I'M
der embargo in thisport. [M.i. Gaa.
The court gave Judgment in the case on
the American embargo, on Thursday last.
AS they had not given any previous init
NATION Of s!lsir intention TO give Judgment
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-29
COMMUNIC3TFD.

Notwithstanding the many proofs we
have of the efficacy of the Kline Pock in re-
sisting the contagion of the Small Pox, we
daily find some who would readily partake
of its blessings could they beIbrought TO be-
leve il a sovereign remedy. To such uabe-
levers, would mention that vessel be-
longing to Falmouth returned from Alex
andria, few days since amongst whose
crew were three men who had nayer had
the Small Pox as they were very much
exposed, they prudently had themselves
inoculated with the Kine.Pock; two of
them had the disease, but the third did not.
The consequence was that he sickened
with the small pox, and died. The other
two were equally exposed to the small pox
lin Alexandria, and continued on board the
vessel, and nur sed him who had taken the
small pox the natural way) but the vir-
tues of the kline .pock proved COM
plete antidote thus we have "eonfir-
nation strong as proof of holy writ" hat
the kinc-pock is an Invaluable preventative
Of the smallpox.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-29
Anatomy. Phyliology, Medi-
cine and Surgery.

F,yes~g, De,ia If M~;se, Ma, 20. 1909,
nR RAMSAYs courfe of the above
- branches, will commence on Tuefday the
FRI Of Augua next, and terminate ON The Taft
day Of the fame month The demonitrable
fyhem of the bones, nufcels, sesfes, nerves,
and vital organs, ofthe human fubject, accom-
pznied by the Doctr. syllabus, referring to the
whole, which are feen, and handled, BY the
Pupil, the Library, and his fuperiniendance,
tis hoped, not only 70 abrdges, bu, 6mPaGes
the ifudy of Anatomy, that the period propoi-
ed, fhal furniih ampe time, for clear and
impreAive idea of the fcience.
DIR. Ramfay begs leave to notice, that he
has now arranged the Syllabus of his futare
concentrations of Anatomy, aud doctrines Of
Phyioogy, Medical and Surgical practice
founded on minute knowledge of animal
!trutture. and the Phenomena prefenred nc
By na,ure) which places the important iubjeet
OF Fever, and general Morbid Affection, in 4
light new and intereltine, The improvements
in forming Anatomical Preparations, formerly,
and lately. introduced by DR. Ramfay, will be
particularly attended to.-Gentemen may be
admitted 10 the Mufeum for fudy week
previous to the commencement of the Lee
Iures. Tickets 20 dollars Fryeburg is 90
miles from Portland, bet tween which and Boz
ton, packets continually ply. A Stage ie,s of
from Portland, TO Fryeburg, Tuefdsys at 2
O'Clock P. M. DIR. Ramlay. fnhbly impie1-
ed, with the urbani,y he has experienced in
Iris county, and above all. that docility and
fpendsr Of talent, in the Youth, who have
honored him with their attention 10 amply
compenfa,,ng bis relinquifhment of retire.
ment. which formed one of his chief ohjects
in WHITING this country regrets, that his tn
,ure purfni,. in fcience, dictate bis return to
London. If poiIible, previous TO his fet,ing
off for his native country, be fhall endeasor
to dilute thcle plans of Medical Study lin the
Cities of this con,inem) which have me, the
appreciation Of the Scientific, in this country
and Europe. -Arraneenentsh have teen form.
ed with a view to the continuance of the
Fryeburg Medical lnai.usidh vnder the d..
reeton of one Of the Doctors Pupils in care
Dr. Ramfay returns to Europe.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-29

Arrived AZ NJ w York, ship P~aie-,er.
Mumford, % DAYS from Csnton, with teas,
amphor, china, silks, nanknfs and tu,he.
neg. Sailed from Mocoa on the 18th Ian
in so. with the ship Syren, Hughes late
capt. VIM. Coffin, who died Sometime in
April, on his passage from Beuiar Massin,
to Canton.1 Left at Canton, ship Derby,
Swift, of Boston arrived on the 18Th IAN
ship Triumph, OF New Haven do on the
10th Dec. brig Jenny, Dorr, of Boston. from
Figee Islands, was captured by Admiral
DruTy's squadron, for having stopped At
some Spanish settlement on her passage to
Canton, and condemned, vessel aud cargo
ship Jefferson, Phillips, of Philad. from
Manila, to Canton, was captured by Ad.
&ury's squadron and sent % Bombay
So Pilgrim, Phillips, of Phiad. from Man.
&&for Canton, was taken in sight of Mecca
- the Sadroons, and the capt and 4 men
made their escape in the boat. Two Amer
lean shirs from the North West, while out
side, put part of their skins on board some
Chinese Junks, and ordered them far Can.
ton, and the ships went off, supposed for
Manila; the junks were taken by the En-
glsh in Mocoa Roads the skins were
principally otter skins, and very valuable
the ships had not returned to know the
fate of the junks and their skins when tie
Protector sailed. Tn. brig Eliza, OF Pro-
violence, is lost on the Figee Islands and
capt. Cory took passage in the Jsn"y, ,.h'sl.
put into somr GPsnish settlement on her
passage to Canton the Inhabitants discoy-
cred that capt. Cory was the person that
piloted the British feet into Buenos A yres
he was taken out and was to be sent to Ma
nilla for trial
Abou, the 24th Sept. Admiral Drury ar
rived at Mocoa with few sail OF men of war
and abou 300 Seapoys. The place was
surrendered by the Portuguese
Governor, and the Admiral took pesceable
possession but very much to the displeas.
ure of the Chinese. Trade was stopped i'm
mediately. though upwards of 20 sail of
large ships lay waiting to be discharged
Heavy threats on both sides were every day
issued. but no fighting by the 2oth Dec.
The Admiral was fully convinced, OF the
ofholding possession of Mocoa
without making complete sacrifice oi the
China trade the troops were therefore
withdrawn.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-29
Dle0,

In Dedham, young woman who passed
by the name OF Clake she was left there
about year since by gentleman, and soon
found herself with helpless infant, deser-
ted. and unprotected in strange place ; her
child lived but few weeks, and is now
joined by its unfortu rate mother.
In Scarborough, Miss Mary Burnham, a.
ged 90.
D,erDsed-In this harbor on the 24th inf.
Tbespbiis, EvyHf, only ion of Mr.. Oliver Ev.
erett, aged 6 years and months. In the
forenoon he attended fchool as ufual, and a.
bout the middle of the afternoon he was diff
covered en- the top of the water near the
Wharf. He was Immediately taken out and
every exertion made to reffore him, but with
on, effect. His foul had taken its departure
for the world of fpirits Thus has parent .
fondeff hopes been fuddenly blafted, his ex.
pectations cut of in moment, and his dear
en- earthly objeet torn from his parental and
afectionate embraces. Rarely can there be
found among children of his age one more
promiGng; and in whom were united more
amiabe qualities, or who was more univer-
faly beloved by his companions and all who
knew INN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-29
Ga,fttf Sbip Nfms.
PORT OF PORTLAND-lSo9.

Foreign Entries Brig Mechanic, Rcb-
bins, St Bartholomew Brig Emily, Ok
nard, do,
Vesse!s Spoter. --24,h ult. off Double Head
cd Shot, brig Merchant, of Portland, days
from HAVANA, for N. Orleans.-May 10,
lat. II, long. Go, ship Isabella, days from
Wiscassett, for Fayal.--May IL, lat. Al /,
long 60, brig Portland, Crabtree, from Bal.
timore, for Madeira. May 10, lat. IS, brig
Patty, of Bddeford, 10 days from Havan-
ma, for Boston,
Vessels Letf.-At New Orleans, April 25,
George, of Portland, for Newyork in 10
DAYS Edward and Charles, of Bath, dp an
10 Altoona, do. 4 Starbuck, do. Sat
Cadiz, April 9, Missouri, Dunlap, of Brun-
swick, for South America, in 10 days |;
John and Charles, Dyer, of Portland, for
Gibraltar, in AIT Porto Rico, May z,
brig Neutrality, of Kennebeck The brig
Nancy, Barry, of Hallowell, from st. Barts,
s,iled Sth NAV for st. Iago de Cuba, with
her outward cargo.-At St. Bartholomew,
May IL, sch. riconic, Colcord, from Ken
ncbunk. Just arrived.
.chibbiag Memoranda The brig Lion,
7 days tom Portland /; sch Friendship,
Drinkwater, from Philad; and brig Mer-
chant, of Portland, IS days from HAVANA,
arrived at N York, 2Sl inst
Arr, ed AZ Norfolk, 10Th INST the Bath,
Moody, of Portland, for Madeira and mar
ket Sarah and Eliza, Wood, of Wiscas-
scu, for ~. Petersburg and Cleopatra,
WATSON, oi do for Gouenburg.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-05-29

nougLi. every argument and assertion
which had been made. He conlound-
ed the democrats, confirmed the doubt
full, and, | believe, convinced many Of
their delusion. He was continually in
terrupted by Messrs. X. and Tallman !;
the truth did not suit their ears, & they
were unwilling other people should
hear it. Mr.. c. proved, by the asses
sors, that they had rated GA polls, the
present year, and that there were a
number of ratable polls in town, who
were not rated. Mr.. ]. Nyingate base
ly insinuated, that the assessors wew
guilty Of perjury. Such an insinua-
ton against sush men, could only come
from person as base as himself He
was answered by Mr.. Davis, who is
one of the assessors, in such manner,
as evinced his sense of the outrage.
Mr.. James Nc Lcllan, made his mai
den speech |: "Mr. Chairman, will
make a motion, that Mr.. Coffin don't
sneak no more :" The house was poll
ed, which is method the democrats
always call for, knowing that number
are afraid to take a stand boldly.-The
persons chosen, are VIM. WEBB,
SAMUEL DAVIS, and JONA-
THAN HYDE. Yours, sc.
Bath, Nay Sd, 1909.