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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-04
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Majority for Mr.. Smith. 1853
There are 81 small towns and locations
20 be heard from principally in the back
counties The votes in these places in Nov
were, Federal $50, Democratic AS. Their
votes will increase the federal majority /;
II is with confidence, therefore, we can an,
nounce the Hon. Jeremiah Smith, Esq. as
Governor Elect of New Hampshire,
The Council of New II ,mpshire is com
posed ut Five Members. The Federal
candidates, are elected in Cheshire apd
Grafton; and the Democratic in Rocking
ham and Hillsborough. The result insStaf.
ford is unknown.
The Senate consists Of II Members, cho-
sen IN district. In six districts Federalist.
are elected, add in four democrats. In one
district, IT is said, there will be no choic "a
by the people and the result in the other
is unknown,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-04-04

The result of the late election in New
Hampshire is aseertained. We have be-
fore us the votes for Governor in II towns,
which include nearly the whole population
Of the State. We have corrected and ex
amined them by the Concord Gazette,
which is published at the place where the
official returns are made. The following
Arr. the totula.
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To Rent.
THE Subscriber is still DESTROYS to,

HE Subscriber is still DESTROYS to
Sell his Planta ion in powhatan County,
containing about 1900 acres, 300 whereof are
valuable low grounds, mostly reciaimed) we'll
witered and timbered and ahou, As miles
from Richmond. There are IL hands, with
stocks OF every kind and crop growing tho
whole will be disposed of and Immediate DOS.
session given, for part paid within the year,
and extensive instalnents for she remainder
Good bonds in the neighboring counties or
some property IN the cit of Richmond would
be accepted in part. For farther psrtieulsrs
apply to Proaser * Mencure or
VIM. MAYO.
Powhatan Seat, April I'd, 1909. WIT
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WHEREAS Iomv Poe - cumh.n,-n.

WHEREAS JOHN PAaE OF Cumberland
county, thought proper 70 maItrsat and
grossly abuse me at Cara, when called to
associate with the neighbors on a party ofplea
sure, winch treatment considered more un.
justifahe beng an invalid and greatly under
ms size. In consideration whereof made
seyerai attempts to procure a friend to deliver
him message to the end that we might come
to a final adjustment of our differences but
having no intimate acquaintapces here, failed
to obtain this end, then sending FIR INV friend
Mr. James Bowe who readily waited on Mr.
rage, calling on him to make that satisfaction
winch any gentleman would certainly give
but TO my great surprise the heroic Page re fu.
sed either to engage in single combat upon @.
quail grounds. or ronler any satisfaction TO in !,
ured innocence Such an act of. CO wardiceI do
hereby make known to the public az for others
not TO pursue The path iilumned by Mr. Page &.
that he himself IN y feel The pressure of his con
duct IN future
4. WALTER C. ANDERSOL
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90 ollars Reward

Powhatan Seat, April I'd, 1909. w4t
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y Urders lett with the printer hereof
Tor tickets. will be punetually executed,
free OF postage and risk, He is the only
person in Richmond that viii receiys
Waite's Weekly prize list.
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PHILADELPHIA. March IS.

LATEST FROM SPAIN.
Yesterday arrived at this port capt. Do.
mingo Brito, Of the Spanish schooner Do.
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WALTER C. ANDERSON.
10 be Lei.

ME house next to the Metbo5i.t
4 Meeting formerly occup.sd by the
late Mr.. John Dixon, and a, present oc.
cupied ~ Mr.. J. q. WhuIocke posssssi.
on viii be given the 6ra day of May
next. For terms apply TO
JOHN RICHARD,
Admir-. of Sa ali Dixon decd
RIchmord, 9Th March, 1909. 4w.
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wAsHINGTON-CIrY, March 20.

WhOttlNtJ lON-CllH, March 70.
IN addition to the various and somewhat
contradictory accounts from Spain given IN
this days paper, we understand that A let
ter has been received in this CITY, dated
Cadiz, Gan. -, from a source entitled to
full credit. The letter states that dsspe.
rate action took place in the early part of
January, abou: the LIST, between the French
and combined Spanish and English armies
under the command Of general Romano.
The action lasted about four days, and was
decided 10y the arrival of large reinforce
ment to the French army. The combined
army. retired, the Spani ,rds taking a. DC.
sition IN the mountain of Leon. Many of
fcers of distinction fell in this engagement
on both sides; aud either army left about
5000 dead upon the field.
lnall engagements between the Spanish &
French armies the utmost rancor and en-
nifty were manifested, and the most deter
mined perseyering bravery displayed on
the part of the Spaniards. In some o. the
northern provinces no quarter was given
BY either party.
Madrid, though in possession of the
French, Was the scene of the most violent
atrocities. Several risings of the popslace
had taken place, in which many lives were
lost,
About the 2yth of January, Ceyallos
was at Cidiz OH his way to- London, as an
Envoy Extraordinary from the General
"lsnta to the British government
Nat. lntellipenccr
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ed to be very shortly in respectable
state Obedience" Monitor.
BALTIMORE. March 81.

BALTIMORE, March 81.
Extract OF a letter from respectable A.
merican gentleman in Spain to his
friend ia this city, dated Cadiz,
Jan 90.
This vessel viii take TO America news
of an unPieasant naturs-the French be.
ing without any DOUBT couquerors in their
late engagements, and particularly with
the English. We have undoub ed intelli
geuce OF the later preparing to emba k
the remains oftheir forces a; Viyo or
CorunDa in consequence of which their
minister a Lisbon has announced to his
countrymen the proprie,y Of immediate
preparation 10 emba,k their properly,
for which purpose th-y have perm ss,on
from the rrgeocy, without paying duty.
Inian. ado is bea en- lkewi;c, and is re-
firing towards Va'escia Sarag ossa is he
only place where the French have failed |:
and Paiaiox has second time immortal
zed hinself by his d, fence OF il. II is
supposed they will meet with great diff.
cu'ty in the subiugauon of this province,
tne passes OF The Sierra Mo ena bang
very difhcuIt. There is scarce a doubt.
however, oftheir ultimate success in the
conquest OF The whole kirghow, this place
tCadiz] excepted, WHICH Is absolutely i'm
pregnaole by land.
Jan. 80 The news received this day
Is worse and worse. A strong pass Of
the Sierra Moreno is said TO be taken !;
and fthis is true, the province will soon
be conquered. The oen'ral una, it is
expected, will remove to this place imme.
diately.
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Black River Lottery,
NO. II.

ConMKNcEs DRAWING IN THE CITY or
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On the l2th Of Abra next,
And to draw 600 Tickets in day for Ave
days in week, until the whole
is completed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-04-03
LINCOLN.

Jaryop, confusion, tyranny,
Embargo 81 Poverty,
upon French principles and
the hateful system
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-04-03
DETECTOR.
DOWNRIGHT LYING.

Are the people who nab the District Of Maine, of
common Surely the Democrats must believe that thirds
OF the this district do know their right hand from
their lett they would grossly, Shamy impose
the creduous and uniformed But tits solemn TRUTH that
this the lies circulated thro the country
in instances by who could nameand who know
they deceers The grand told every quarter
his country 10 our last wand that OF course he be good
man tor Governor No my friends General Lincoln is al
eighty old is ou grey in the service of his
country isa real federaH and who despes this um-
merry the Democrats and those who make Off, No. Gen.
Lincoln, say again old, spoess Federalsand of
exalted worth and the poor sconndre eeconeerng bathrooms
obliged to s the and the OF this renowned cid
hao and give them this Levi Lneoh in order make him
doTn among the people, can hardly conou my passions
when such basene such progacy such open fraud and
vllany and theft Why will the people believe lie much
readily than the truth o what value elections, if such
internal measures allowed Of and praciised
Fehov CiizenS--hear
GENERAL BENJAMIN LINCOLN lives at bingham is almost
eighty years old Is patriot and an abused and nsued FEDER
ALIsr ofunspotted fame.
Lieut. Gov Leri Lincoln, lives in Worcester is old enough
be much better than he is noisy demagogue and
Jacobin as ever reigned or was guiioened in Fr6nte
Alter this the people will believe lies and bndfod run
the hour hand whe they will look back and lament their
fusion when they will cry but there will be help Them
.,lsa. SOCRATES.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-04-03

fUBI@ICALf Elernoneeriny for MnseV
The Of the Washington policy Commerce the
friends of the embargo and advocates for the oppres.
embaasments and restrictions the Coastng foreign
OF the District OF Mne held meeting Monday last Topssm,
ncon county, for the Of aiding election
cnddaewho. elected will power in
OF those which for fifteen
have spread ruin and distress throughout part country
correspondent has furnished with the following
be Senators and Rulers
The meeting the Court House, open and pubcabou,
40 federalists
and serenity the abuse poured federal party bv that modest
dihdent, and immaculate characr the hon. the Mai General
OF the 18th Division He appeared in his element
@ such emphasis on certain parts of his borrowed oraon which
undoubtedly was the work oil much hand The
turbulence, oion the a Of The union, many other such
expressions, perfectly familiar him Bonapare would not
have preached in mpeous and commanding tone to his
vassal Senate.
Then the coamtee headed by Joshua Wineae
with their report full of inflammation This however
went down heavily 1t than democrats could
chewlhey obliged to swallow in lump And it cho
Red some So they could not Sc, their hands higher than their
mouth.
Then Mr. Ames read his philippe Mr. Gore and mounted
Mr. Lincoln the skies coupling him with who fought az
the side of Washington OF Greene OF Gates and of LScrN
note the fraud. l.. 1854 :
Mr. Ames's stuff undoubtedly written by Ronesru All the
democrats III the district could not make such bngsgate
performance II full the gall of bitterness and betra, ed
the hand of disappointed yulen partizan Proceeding in the
Gore and his party Who did this of wickedness c. Gore
and his party Who robbed the people Skinner Skin
nr an involuntary bnzbeore he could get subject
choosing electors.
All this meeting ropshan originated King.gvas haa
for by King, and solely subserve the ambition
of this overbearing, asocrac demagogu who after had
heard all his oboquy and slang, invited retire lie could
bear hear what had say lie could not he
could bear hear himself contradcted his arguments re
ted and his caumnes reioed realizing OF this the
nomination OF this honorable be Senator to
make him busht his impotence returned
his aid The Lord help If be under domination
of such ,yrant.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-04-03
G Communications.
FOR THE GAZETTE


TIE friends Of true Liberty asoemn duty to perform
ii obey mean 10 preserve It, they steadily and watchly
quad enenie3 OF Lar and Order pursuing the
OF the destroyer undsmyed and weary II we mean TO
check them IN degree proven; their mischief must
labor necessarily must mark all their moonsfolow them
their hdag pacesdetect them in their yane posi-.
bic conlound them with the light of TRUTH lis really astons
Ing the many wes which the Democrats daily prac
sr 10 accomplish their obectso deceive tie heh bring
2d sora and good dsrepute av of an
u elections approaches their zeal increases moment
every internal eHSfae at work the f fame of
and deserving and raise power and office the n
hs and meSerIers OF the day But let be deceived
out OF the few blessings we have left
Let caution the good people against the a,og which
circulation against MIR CONF, and in of Mr. Lincoln
she Democrats silly circulating report back
towns that Mr. Gore b Eghshmantat be spends chief
OF his time in Qac6cchat he British agent of III
9 M and coversaionthey dare these things the
but OF thenthey choose spread the
among the people by the yiles agenshp kao this is false
heg show MIR Gore born Boston-iha his father was
Industrious secaan7ehat he has brother in the
Inc They kaoT lie is q spoless character They
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-04-03
To the Citizens of Cumberland, York and Oxford.

NEXT MONDAY is day of immense inheritance to you
On this day the solemn question be decided you
become the victims OF venge power and unprnped ambition
The winter before last you had specimen of the Internal PRINCIPLES
which guide the rulers of specimen
contained in the report signed by the woudbe Governor
colin and the chief OF the then acobn Counc
the late Gov Suvanhat report you have published by
der of the General Court You there read bloody capitals
all the vile arguments and deestab doctrines which
dgaced France in the time of the dreadful Robespee
Jacobn Rulers again. in this state and you will open the
doors of confusion and mischeagan your treasury will be
bed Of dOHarsagan will honest be turned
Office make for host OF SKTSsERs DO wish
such days and such these not elect federal
GOVERNOR 1t Governor and Senatorand preserve the reign of
order and sound principles See how government has been
administered the last yeara has been calm and emperateyo
Legislature has been firm and yruous They have listened
the voice of your and have done all in their power help
YOU He is friend who forsakeh the hour of
will essentially depend on the virtue and Federalism OF the Nev
England governments the present year. As regard Ma
nonat Peace and Prosperity, must ourselves in placing
the a in ofce sections of the oouniy-Our
ona administration lost the public complementary ought
long since have lost hey have lost the confidence of
themselves they afraid the operation of their mschev-
plans Look the newspperssee the proceedings OF Con-
gres the close of the last how Mr. Jefsrson
friends after another, fell off boldly and decar-
ed they would Did Gen. Vanum the admin
straon He condemned the embargo folly he assisted in
breaking nh The of mischefmakers Washington, and then
left them And pray, why should he desert his former friends
it he did not knw they pushing the country destruction
Why did he quit the administration but because he the wick
eness of its designs Look Mr. SLoASa good old, honest
Quaker lived See him he ashamed Of his
ny and though democrat HIMSELF he found Uafo WASH
ngon bad for him have any thing do with he left
them he e1osed and he told solemn about
whole host OF oppressors
In New England, the darn Of times has appeared
shall have dayg IL suffer the clouds Of democracy
the fdesOn the face of the earth But the
FRDERaLSM will rise in all his beauty and spendo and day
will be fair and delightful if the yAEEnoM, the friends
Of their Country will DAVID.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-04-03
BATTLE OF ROJfdNA.


The commlioner of the fupreme Counc the armies
of the enemy has this day communicated the following intel
hgence: ~
This morning publihed in this army by order Of
general the of the French having been completely routed
between Segosia and the plains of San Antonio, by the Mar
luls dc la Romano leaving the field of bate in killed.
wounded and priioner 900 Frenchmen, with all their
iiery and baggage and that the ret of the army with
great peronage ad be Napoleon is surrounded by our
troops the Paular de Sagovia know whether this
peang information has reached your Excelency but if
fend it to fulfil my duty
Perons who have from Madrid aer that the French
are disappearing from this city without knowing for what
fsn, nor whether they CO. and that the few who remain do
not exhibit the fame naughty appearance formerly.
expect to be joined by the new troops of Uees and Gu
enca, when the will advance in purfut of the enemy
TARAcoN JAM The p1elent notice having the charac-
ter of veraci the Supreme unta ordered be proclaimed
with firing of cannon and ringing of bells.
Snea by the Marquis OF Villa Fancay los Veez, Duke de
hlednaGdcuia. By order Of his Excelency,
ANGTIU FERNANDEZ COSTA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-04-03

Governor is the on WHO has long been hown BY the title
Of tENERAL LINCOLN.
for Governors born m Canada that board lozvaf
he burnt of Portland he an in6de and
man OF immoral habits.
You depend upon that the above reports and
AS to first reort It's fact the orders and DEGREES
in iH force this Country, they
Had they any part epealed President would have
given public notice OF as by law required.
As the second reor It's equally personally
acquainted with General Lincoln l775 the Provincial Con-
gess of which then member he distinguished re-
vouonay oCer very old and has an
undertaking FEDERALIsT; his christian BEsJAMIN
As the third reort Mr. Gore Boston the son
of industrious mechanck he gentleman OF the best
of pure republican principles and friend his
The story respecting his connection with Mowa SANDER
and entirely without foundation.
wish that Truth may always prevail, mpes do all in
my power detect and expose ashood and with this
have presumed thus openly submit foregoing to
your consideration. SAM. FREEMAN.
Portland March 80, 1902
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-04-03

know he twice honorcd with the confidence eneE Wash
asonapponted to high and important Offices They know he
extensive tafmer and and therefore they
lraduce him.
Again. they busiy circulating about the democratic
candidate tor Governor They telling the people who know
not the that the Mr. LINCOLN y have up Candidate
the good old General Lincoln who fought battles and
wounded III our against Great Britain This the
most shameful les that democrat propogaedNo Geaer
at Lincoln is different from Levi Lincoln golden guinea
from brass counter Poor souls they obliged call their
candidate by the name OF the good dederas General Lincoln
to give him currency with their party The and the
candidates that require such base and Seandans
port them must be base and Seandaious
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-04-03
FRENCH FRIENDSHIP ! :! ;!

THE last arrivals from France bring intefgene thar
merchant vessels and their cargoes only seized
Boapaes order and eonseredas hnder but to the shame of
that rnt the earththe of the
and kept bread from the air and
doomed to all the horrors OF close gaol foreign And
merely because the Captains Ameri-
have not spirit enough isonce which
France chuses heap upon else plumber the
yrans deghtAnd yet thousands of duded fellow citizens
believe France our friend and daily employed aid her
by building up this country administration which would
ruin sacrifice peace-our honor-our
prosperity and existence il Bonapate should command
Where is the spirit of our fore fathers
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-04-03
LOOK IT THIS.

The following letter from Judge Freeman It's hoped will have
the intended effect This venerable Patriot boldly attacks the
lying spirit of the times and signs his what he publishes
Those who have known Judge Freeman for thirty forty
s know how entirely he deserves and possesses the full
confidence of his fellow citizens. He is OF the Patriots ou
reroach the friend of his country the friend OF truth and
watcbul guardian OF dearest interests Let the good people
read his letter. and then spun tue lying bypoces who
exerting all their to deceive them.
To the Czcns q Aane ho regard TRUTH and qssb
dectiUed.
REPORTS from varod parts OF the country have reached
this that tasehoods rapid
and designed doubt miead the approaching election
Of Gsvenor among which The three following are the most TO-
torious
hat the British orders in council the French DEGREES
gainst our Commerce annulled al at end.
That the Hon. Lew LINCOLN bone Of the Candidates for
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-04-03
fSUMMhRy TRhNSLATyoNs1

The Official Gazette of the Supreme unta of Spain dated
Seville 10 which they had again removed) the 2h Jan gives
the particulars ut evere engagement having taken place at
Sarg1a, between the French army under Martial loqey
and the Spaoh Patriots under General Pas, the 2
OF that month ...
V1C7ORY OF ioALAFOK.
1t commenced daylight, upon the batteries on the
heights furrounding the city, from which, after fome mart
rehtance the Patriots finally retreated in good At
mid day the attack renewed by the French upon the ub
urbs OF the city, and fome important potts eabed there
General Paatcx ordered Brgader Man6 maintain them
which he did with great courage and Skill action Taft
Ing than five hours The Colonel of artillery VerN1
alto deeted three batteries with great skill and terrible effect
upon The enemy, who obliged fall back They low
ever afterwards brought up their eferve and renewed the
tack with amo incredible fury and with all their force At
this time PALLlFOX himfelf fword in hand accompanied
by Lieut.. Gen ONeey and Maj Gen. ST Mark took the
command and into the hicke of the battle, execing
his whole ikl and vaour 10 ecure the victory This
compke. The French LOFT the greater part of their
force and entirely routed and derfed leaving before
the batteries and walls than 1000 killed. and many
wounded among them the granadiers who had fought with
the gre ateh bOdneG. = tzr
The Spaniards recovered immenf- booty which the
French had taken in the country beldes military and
flores and conidered the victory the mott complete which
had happened during the
The cloes with the proud remark that the c
ty of Saragofa may be conGdered nvncibe, Whit
there may remain defend it for that every breaR
forres every houfe CATTLE and every battery wtnefs of
art talents, and valour long lit of officers who had d
tngued themeves in the battle, followed and among the
troops the Waloon Guards particularly noticed Among
The officers killed Don Andrino Gordon, Colonel of
Regiment OF Cavalry, by musket ihot. The Lieut.. Col
Ior,e wounded, and officers of the artillery killed The
lo of the troops generally fated though mutt have
been sere But great exuaton took place in conieqnence
of the gna victory. The French afterwards followed
by the volunteers and others of the Span troops Sara
goha, and feverai skirmikhes took place
Dee. AZ, Martial Money demanded of Gen. Palaox and
the Magate, the urender of the city, but Indignantly
refufed. s
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-04-03
NO TRICKS UPON TRAVELLERS.

II is false that the Federass in Congress against
repeal OF the Embargo Laws The journals Congress
prove that they made from twenty repeal
dsgrsceful Laws, and all And they as they
cd But they not be cheated by the wicked acy the
Tapestries, who have imposed Nonmporaon Law
mask OF partial repeal of the Embargo Laps So far
Importation Act from being repeal of the Embargo Laws the
repeal not mentioned in the title of law, which is
4ct 10 inerdes the commercial intercourse between
and Great Britain and France and hr denaencies 9TH
uoseS This sounds very much like tile of Law for
relieving American commerce, be sure !--Ceali4eL