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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-12

vilege OF choosing their own governnrs and
that species ot des,,,tis,a, which is. mlst "A
SrSeabie 70 thsi. feelings aud their interests
ina tbs carnage must b dreadful, 5.yond
a"y tang which has occurred during the pre-.
sent Storms of the Eastern World, cannu, be
q matter Oh dnube. What can prevent il
what arrangement can be made to avert the
rising storm THE Spanish nation have
sworn upon the affairs of their God, to defend
the rights OF the throne. BonaDarte has
pledged himself to crown his brother in Ma
drid, and plant his eagles OIL the ram,,arts of
LisLoa.-Ne repeat it, that the mo-
tives which must animate these adversaries
are po"eTfu! and commanding. The Spani-
ARCS arc contending for the rights of their
throne; and B~onaparte for his crown. For
n he De vanquished in this enterprise, there
IS every reason to believe that his unpopuis-
rity and loss OF military renown will deprive
him oft diadcm of France.
Bus though such resources and motives are
on the side OF Spain, yet it is scarcely posi-
Die ~ believe. that the skill and disciniine nf
the French, tine experience and genius OK Ro
napa''te, can be foi.ed and defeated in such a
contest.
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WILL BE SOLD, at public auction, on
w Friday the 9th day Of January next, il
fair. ifiot the next fair day, the PLANTATION,
called and known by the!name of Mount Folly,
lying ola FORK River, i'll James City county, be-
longing to the estate of Stephen Bingham, de.
ceased, containing by estimation, fourteen hun
dred acres, including Marsh, said Land will be
surveyed prior to the day Of sale, and will be
sold, subject to the widows dover. The pur-
chaser will be allowed credit until the younger
son Of said Bingham arrives to the age Of twenty
one years, which will be some time in the year
eighteen hundred and twenty.thrce. Bond and
approved personal security, as well as a deed Of
mortgage on the said land, will be required
Possession will be given on the day ofsaic, for all
the land except the part laid OF for the widows
dover. The above sale will take place in com
pliance OF Stephen EinghMn's will, as well as a
decree of King William Court.
b LIPSCOHB, DsPty. for
Vim GREGORY, She,iF
january -. oavJZ~E
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the house of Harper SEQ. of Philadelphia,
the r..;,a,ed owaers : the ship S;tiiv, then
lying at Gifts Point. to,. boayyl OF waich IL Was
a,sn aiiedg&L they had 250hosshcai, t,,bac-
10. This house he represented ~ be iii We
~ doubtful. circumstances, and informed
Mr.. r. that one of the above firm was iii
Richmond. Thither Tiuton went, aad Sc
cared their interest in the cargo of the Sal
~.
Every thing being thus matured, and the
remaiAder OF the Saily's load completed by
M'Ada;ns, Farqui,ar writes to MIR. Pc.
gram n letter, denying any connection witt,
I. but at the same time indcmnifying MIR
p. from any risk or loss in any business or
agency he might undertake for Tillton. -
Thus unidentified, Mr.. Pcgram becomes
security for Hilton, and the vessel is per-
mitted To dcpart-since which time she has
not been heard of.
From these facts, we must draw two con
clusiais-hrst, either Mr.. Pegran has been
duped by rhe superior address of ~Farquhar;
or, secondly, Farquhar has been imposed
upon by the still deeper cunning or I'LL
ton.
Whatever Farquhar ma, be, we are Con-
WINGED. Tillt,n belongs tn that class OF citi-
zcns denominated by the president = the
mo.s base and worthless part OF the com
m,nity.'
But we are inclined to believe Farquhar
is in The plot, f:ou, the following facts. He
secs MIR. Pegram in Baltimore intimates
his iatensiou OF commissioning him to pur-
chase tobacco ; declines that plan ; and re-
CoDArnends Tillton to him as a tobacco buyer
and a gensl eman, and ~solicits Mr.. P's good
Offices for him.
On the 10Th of November, F~arquhar
writes to Mr.. Pcgram a letter of indcmni-
ty; and the 12,h of the same month, Till
ton purchases the interest of Harper 81 Co.
inthe $50 hogshcads tobacco, for the safe
delivery Of which i'll the port of Boston,
Mr.. PeSram becomes security.
We have given this pia,n sketch to the
public according to promise, and so!icit still
further facts relative to this villainous bust
ness.
The editors of papers in Philadelphia,
friendly to the administration, and to truth
are requested to inform the pnblic, who and
what Tillton and Furqunar are, and also
the standing of the house of Harper & Co.
-Refn5Hcan.
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british REQUEST.

The British Minister has requested our
Executive to grant leave TO British vessels
to ascend the Mississipl,i to Baton Rouge in
West Florida. The President refuses 10
comply. Mr.. Erskinc is said to have remar-
ked that 1t is quite material, for as we are
by treaty with Spain to suffer Spanish vessels
to come to that place, the intercourse which
the British government has in view can be
carried on through that channel. ..F reemun's
Journal.
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KENTUCKY, FRANyroRr. Dec. g.

We are much concerned TO state, that the
severe indispos'tion OF general Walton, one OF
the electors chosen by the people of this stale TO
vote for presiden, and vice-pres;Ient of the Un,-
ted States, prevented his attendance yesterday at
the capitol, by which unfortunate occurrence one
ofthe votes OF Kentucky is lost in the presiden-
tial election All the rest OF the gentlemen ap-
pointed, attended in due time, and gave their
votes fur james Madison as president, and
George Clinton as vice. president.
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FnoM NEw-JERsEY JouRNAL.

II * ENoGiOSn-
was much infested with Weevils il my barn
&c. and dill not know howto get rid of them. TIL
i found tobacco was an e~fectual remedy. They
are foid oft, eat 1t, so oil and die.-I deal in
which l had not room in my cellar at the time) l
put them into the barn. Onremovingtaen, found
thousands Of dead Weevils on The barn floor,
which clcared it entirely OF this obstructive ami
nal. / then took two or three boxes, containing
about sax pounds Of tobacco III each, and placed
them III my granary, where | kept wheat, &c.
This was SION cleared also, and l have not had IA
ny since. Ifae boxes ought to be open enough
TO let the Wcevils have free passage into them.
Ifynu think this vii! be Of any use to your rea.
ders it is at your service. I All, Yours, &c.
CALVIN SCOTT.
EI;oUHc5E 7r-u, Dzc or 1909
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EGsatcth 7Sun, Dsc. 70, 1893.

1t is with singular pleasure that we are en-
abled to state, thai Major-General Thomas
Posey, accepts his appointment, and is de-
signatcd by his Excellency the Governor,
tothe command OF the Kcntucky quota of
militia.-Messrs Saml. G Hopkins, of Hen
derson. and Henry G. Geat. of Logan, have
been appointed by the General his s.ids..-W.
W0rid.
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PURSUANT t. deed oftrust duly recorded
l. in the court of Chesterfield, will be offered
for SAFE, for cash, on Morday, the 23d INST. at
Brooks's Tavern, in tive town of Manchester, 1
NEGRO Man namcd BEN, ] black GELDING,
and Que bay STUD CGLT, (the property of
Stephen Branch,) or so much thereof, as will sa-
tisry Valentine Winfrec, the sum Of thirty-six
pounds, with interest and cost.
Wm. FENDLEf; Trustee.
Jsnu7rv 10. 3tT
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MFR. MARTINS PERFoRMANcE: At

Iva past 6 O'Clock, this evening, at the theatre,
will he exhibited a choice Of the most curious ex-
periments, and feats of dexterity and surprize,
most ofthem not yet exhibited.
January -. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-01-12

vTNO Ladies and conference.-the Martin of
I FRS for sale a fine assortment of ele-
giant 1EVELRr, viz Necklaces, Earrings,
Chains, Pms, the whole Of the latest fashions of
Europe, a few gold WITCHES of a peculiar
perfco ton, horizonta! and others, the whole is
superior to- any before brought here.
1t will be agreeable with Mr.. Martin to wait
on ti,GSe Ladies who are DESTROYS to see the u
boye assortment, by addressing a note to him at
the Giobe Tavern, specifying the time and place.
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VIC arc authorized 90 state, that Mr.. JosEPH
GoDw1N, Senr. OF N ansemond, IS acandidate for
the Senatorial District, composed fthe couities
OF PRINCESS Ann, Norfolk and Nsllssmond.
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MONDAY, J an1ary9 y.
A communication from the Senate by their
Cleri
The Senate have passed the following bills, to
wit
A bill " Concerning John Ste wart :" and
A bill "Reviviug the inspe Ction of tpbacco
atthe town of Brookneal, in the county Of Camp.
bell, and FOR other purposes"
They have also passed the bill Authorship
Caleb Hart to remove the distractions to- navi-
CATION in HycO river, within a certain distance
ticTein mentioned, ard for other purposes" with
amendments, 80 which they request the concur.
renee Of the House of Delegates.
The House proceeded 10 consider the amend =
menls proposed by the Senate to the said bill, and
tie samebcing twice read, were agreed to by the
House.
Engrosscd bills" Allowing furth err time to
tlC owners oflyts in the town of Beverly. to i'm
prove the same "-"Authorising the collection of
certain taxes due in Prince George county for the
year 1862" SuspSncing executions during the
cot.;,nuance of the embargo, and ninety days ;f-
ter II IS raised,"-Were severaiIy read q third
tine aud passed.
Aba(" Atthocising the Register Of the Land
Office 10 appoint AN additional clerk !" was re-
ceiyed aud )rGcrcIto BE lna upon the table.
On mott II, Oydered, That the resolutions from
The commit &c Of Propositions and Grievances, OH
tie petition oftHc president and directors of the
Little itIver Turnpike Company, which were
heretofore laid upon tue table, be re committed
To he committee OF Propositions aud Crieyan-
css.
VIC are authorized 20 state, that Mr.. JosrPH
CoDw1N, Senr. OFT ansemond, IS acandidate for
the Senatorial District, composed Of the counties
I of prtncgSo Atrs MIN oN.L NIA,...mI
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-19
Dle0,


In Now.Orleans, 1t. Bowie, OF the u. 5.
Light dragons killed in duel with 1t.
Haig, of the same corps The latter WAS
also wounded in the wrist They fired
three times.--In Kentucky, 1t. G.. w.
Morrison of the u. S. army, accidentally
killed by his brother.
In Washington, the Hon. FRANCIS NAL.
Rome, a Senator from the State OF Rhode
Island, Patriot and Statesman. He
dropped down in lit of apoplexy, on Sunday
the 4th inst. as on his way to attend Divine
Service at the Capitol, and Immediately
expired -
" Hosv sleep The Good, spho sink TO rest,
Win al their count,y's hOnors blesf -
In Ne wyork, the renowned THOMAS
PAINE, author Of "the age OF Reason"
Rights of Man." The Crisis" &c. SIC.
Mr.. Paine had desire to be Inferred in the
ouakers burying ground. and some days
previous TO his demise, had an interview
with some Quaker gentlemen on the sub.
ject, but as lac declined remuneration OF
his deistical opinions, his anxious wishes
were not complied with. He was yester-
day Inferred at New-Kochelle, Westches-
ter county, perhaps on his own farm. am
unacquainted with his age, but he had lived
long, done some good, and much harm
Citizen.
In Phillipsburg, Deacon John N.son,
aged 80.
In Otisfeld, Mr.. Daniel Cary, aged IS.
In Cape Elizabeth, Mrs. Sawyer, wife OF
capt Lemuel Sawyer.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-19
coadt- sfcaItn,
Mr.. OGHVTF.

We rejoice in hearing that this gen.
tleman's intended departure from Port
land has been deferred, and anticipate
instruction and delight from bis per.
formancc, which has never failed to ex-
cite the admiration, and command the
applause of all persons of science and
taste. The vigor of his conceptions,
the elegance of his diction and the ami
mated energy of his elocution, capti-
vate the attention, embrace the facul-
ties and FIX spell on the spirits of his
hearers, of irresistible influence. The
young listen in mute surprize, and the
old man places his withered finger on
his lip, lest suspiraiion should dissolve
the charm. We hope that the oppor-
tunity of being pleased and instructed,
which is offered to the inhabitants OF
this town, by Mr.. OcILvIE's sojourn-
ing among them, will not be neglected ;
and that his eloquence will not " svasfe
its Sweetness on The desert air"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-19

As was mentioned in late Reperto-
ry, Mr.. OeILvIE has visited Portland,
where he has delivered three of those
Orations, which have been received
with SO much applause in the principal
cities in the United States. These
Orations are of sober, exalted, ener-
getic cast, and conducted with strong
moral tendency. That his regard to
this point should be SO strict is highly
honorable TO his Judgment and his
feelings. On this his best reputation
is founded and from this-giving a
reasonable weight to his estimation of
the power Of oral instruction-society
must derive considerable advantage.
His talents appear TO be of the first
order. They are powerfully exerted
in the argumentative parts of his dis
courses, and adyantageously displayed
in the flights Of his fancy, in the occa-
sional sportiveness of wit and flow Of
sentiment, clear, brilliant and profound.
His stile is distinguished by purity,
strength and dignity. His memory,
especially considering the facility Of
his long and excellent Rotations from
our best poets, seems amazingly reten.
tive and accurate. OF Ms elocution it
it is most difficult to speak. Of char
acter extremely original, it has every
appearance of being prompted by an
instructive sensibility, and is executed
with the most refined taste. Audien-
ces respectable for their size, and pecu-
liarly so for the individuals who compo-
sed them, have given such repeated tes-
timonies of the elegance s. impressive.
ness of his eloquence as to ensure him
handsome welcome il he ever returns
to Portland.
In this town We have never seen any
thing like so delightful On amusement,
yet at the same time an exhibition so
rational and instructive. The popular
ity of the performances is equally cred
table to the orator and the audience.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-19
FOR SALE,
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE connection in buiinefs heretofore Tub
4 filing uuder the frm of
Weeks & M'knwD, =
!. this day, by mutual content, d do'vsds-A'l
perfons indebted 70 the Firm, Tor to W'ilzis~
Wssl,) for the F,eemas's F,iesj, or for Adver
,idng therein, are called upon to make irnme-
date payment, 10 Joas M Rows, who IS da'
" authorized for thar purpoie; and thote
having demands on the Grm will pse!ent them
to him for adjultmsnt.
9yus 10. JOHN NJ kOWN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-19
ORHTHNS.

IN propoGng to deliver another Grafton,
Mr.. OGiIyis has the beft reafon TO be-
lieve, that he will crafty the general with of
thofe who in Portland, have honoured him
with their attention. Mr.. o. will therefore,
on TUESDAY next, at 8 o'clock, pronounce
another Grafton on a highly interefting fub-
jed.
N. B.-The REGULATIONS that follow the
Grafton will be more numerous and diverfi6-
ed than on any former oecafion.
Ii kets of admifion SO cents each, may be
had at Mrs PATTss's Book. fore.
1Ese 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-19
Sheriff 5 SAFE.

Taken BY Execution, ard 1pM b far!
fx yaie at Public Yenaae on ST.
URDAr he ffsenfb Day IF 'Juy
next, at ten Of ibe clsek IN tie fsre-
neon, at The premiits,
A Ii. the Right in Equity of Redemption
A which Leml Weeks & William C. Weeks.
of Portland, have in one half of CERTAIN
Farm, or lot of Land, 6uaied in Bath, and
bounded as folows-north by land owned by
Alexander Robinfon; eait by Kennebeck Riy-
er; foulh by land belonging to the heirs of
Samuel petengale wea by The road leading
to Fonel', pond, 70 called.
STEPHEN WINSHIP, D. S5e,ig.
Bah, yune IL, 1909. QO
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-19
s9ortla110,
From LONDON, Mr. ,, 1909.
Monday, June 10, 1909.

"The revocation of the Orders gives uni.
versal satisfac,ion-Except the blockade
of France, Holland, and the Kingdom of
Italy, NAPLES not excluded) your trade is
on ,.e same footing as before the orders.
Mr. Pinetney approves the Orders and
says the American government ought to be
pleased with it. The affair of the Chcsa-
peake, will be adjusted, and he hopes and
expects that all is in q train for final set
tlement."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-19
Crbibitiou. ut Unisn-H Hall.

Crbibition.. ..At Unisn-H
On FRIDAY Evening, a3d inf.
Mr.. BERNARD, from the Bolton Thea.
AVA tire, begs leave to offer Rational En-
tertainment, conhfting Of Lectures, Moral
and Entertaining, under the title of
The World as it Goes
Or, Strit7ares from Real Life.
With Readings, Recitatiohs, &c. &c.-[T1e
particular, # sSbisb tviH Be e.p,.sd ia tie Bill !
June 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-19

sepet1, Br,zier, far p. tlsnl II edy5;
brig Catherine, do. do. in & DAYS /; Sup =,
Colin, OF Portsmouth,, next day Tor New
York two American Gun ,a.s, from Ball
timore, fr New. Orle cans. Sailed in com
pany with ship Cen. Hsmiton, Coombs. at
Portland, for Boston brig Retrieve, Jor-
dan, do for New-York brig Rufus King,
Norton, of and for Portland. Spoke, June
Is, in the South channel, brig Gov. Strong.
of Brunswick, IA days from St. Barts, Tor
Boston.
Saturday. .9une II.
Arrived brig Diamond, Capt. Norris,
days from st. Bartholome ws Lett
there, brig Ellen, Hatch, for Portland in 10
days brig Henry, Gutter, for do. in 2;
sch Mary, Merrill, of Portland, waiting for
a market.
yesseh Spoten--Of Hatterss, ship u.
States, Of Wiscassett, for Charleston
May %, lat. SIS, Is, long. 7S, ship Bath,
from Charleston, for Madeira, 10 days out.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-19

In Narraguagus, (Me.) Mr.. Joseph Ad-
ans, mer. Bristol, to Miss Elizabeth Arch
ibald, daughter of Thomas Archibald, Esq.
In Augusta, Nathan We ton, esq. Coun-
sellor at Law, to Miss Paulna b. Cony,
daughter of the Hon. ID. Cony.
In Falmouth, Mr. Nathan Merrill, TO Miss
Mary Lunt.
In Wiscassett, Henry Wood, esq. to
Miss Mary Carlton.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-19
&a,fttr Sbip Heips.
PORT OF PoRTLAND-isos.

Tuesday. sfuue IS
Arrived brig Crockett, Capt. Klllerain, II
days from Cape -Francois.-June 3, lat. 50
long II. spoke brig Hannah, 8 days from
Philadelphia, fer HAVANA same day, sloop
Sylvan, Q days from Baltimore, for Portori-
co June z, lat. SO, long II, ship Thomas
Penrosc, days from philad. for Europe.
THURSDAY. JUNE Is.
Arrived brig Commerce, Capt. VIM. Ba-
ksr. II DAYS from HAVANA. Lett there brig
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-19
NOTICE.

rs hereby given, thar three months longer
1 are allowed oy the Judge of Probate for
the county of Lincoln, 10 receive aud exSii,-
inc the claims againa the efiate Vt
49,. DAVID COVE, -
late of Edgcomb, in the county Of I-ibeoln,
yeonan. deceated, repreiented infoivent: The
CornmiIionsr therefore will attend thar fer
vice at the dwelling houfe of Mofes Davs,
Efq in Edgcofnb, on the lat Tuefday IT ,his
and the two following months, from .btee 10
liz o'clock in the afternoon.
MOSES DAVIS ! c.nu.n.,.,,
MOSES HUFF, s'"" '"''''
Eigseat, Js's ~, 1900. C9
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-19

:. ADsOSrs Notice.
THE AfrefIors of the town Of Portland.
: hereby give notice that they will attend
a, their Office on the sremty-sbi,d da, # .Jsss
infant, to hear the application of thoie per-
ions who may tbi4i they are over taxed, IN
the Tax-bill committed to JOSH Coz, to col
lea. PETER WARREN,1
DANIEL COBB, : dEEsr,.
JAMES NEAL,
Jpaf 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-19

THE Stoekholders of the Msiss Ts,spik
c"fo,sfios, are hereby notified that ,neir
annual meeting will be holden ar the Office
of Woopsrar Srosra, jun. IN Portland, on
Tueiday the fourth day Of July next, q, nine
O'Clock in the forenoon, for the following
purpofss viz. ss
m To choofe = Moderator, or Chairman.
%. To ehoofe frSe. Dsstse,s for the enfn-
ing year. .,,.
Sd. To choofe Treafurer and . Clerk for
the year enfuing. :.
WOODBURY. SToRER, JUN. Girl #
Maine zyspiks 1lseissisn
Portland, June ls, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-19
For SALE.

A Lot of LAND, with two Dwelling. houi-
4 \ es, TOUT houfes &c. pleaiantly iisua,ed on
Maine. ftreet. Said Houfes are we'll hniilled,
and will be fold together or .epara,e, at We
ry low price. Apply TO
1xae 8. NOAH HARDING.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-19
NOTICE !

NOTICE /! .. ~-e
THE fibferiber having been duly appoint
4 ed Administrator Of the efa,e of
JOSHUA SHAW,
late Of Georgetown, in the county Of Lincoln
efquire, decealed, and has undertaken that
trvft by giving bonds as the law directs. All
perfons therefore, having demands againtf the
s!ate of faid decesfed, are dcGfed to eIhibI,
the fame for iestlemsnt, and all indebted %
laid ena,e are reauelied TO make immediate
payment.
CHARLES SHAW, dAsiays-sf~.
-ds,S 5h, 1909 tInne 49,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-19

THE fubfcribsr hereby gives public notice
= to all concerned, that he has been duly
appointed and has taken upon hmlelf the
trul Of an Administrator on the effate of
MICHAEL SMITH,
late Of Pejpfcott, 10 the county Of Cumber-
land. houte-wrisht, deceaied, by giving bond
as the law direets--He therefore requefts all
perfons who are indebted 10 the faid decsaf-
eds eaafe, to make immediate payment; and
thofe who have any demands thereon, to ex-
hibt the fame for fettlement to
MOSES SMITH
Jsss Is, 1909. !.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-19

THAT there should exist des. On.
ing, ambitious demagogues-whom an
evil genius, or disappointment, would
induce to engage in the fious work Of
deceiving their fellow beings, is not so
much matter Of surprize, as that en-
lightened citizens, should become the
willing dupes of their vile articles.
The freedom of speech and the press
so essential to the existence of a repub-
lican government-is blessing by no
means without its baneful tendencies !;
for it affords the unprincipled an OPP
portunity of misleading their fellow-ci-
tizens, that they may the better ac-
complish the base purpose Of raj
sing themselves to Office. To this end,
they have established the basest vehi-
cies Of SANDER and misrepresentation,
aided by itinerant orators and toast
makers-who, embracing every oppr-
tunity to disseminate their poisonous
and destructive principles, and ingra-
tate themselves into the favor of their
honest but dcludcd followers They
had rather place at hazard the last vest
ige of civil liberty, than fail Of their OBJ
iect and this, too, with the strongest
hreseasions OF patriotism. Cesar and
Cromwell flresended to be friends ofthe
people. So did Arnold. They were
all exalted by the people, and how did
they act towards those who made them
something.
/ Were it necessary to elucidate the
subject, we could point out character,
who, in the short space Of one year,
siH hare pronounced FOUR orations,
besides the numerous stirifed philip
pics which he has delivered at caucus
rs. sc. But fortunately for the peo-
pie of New-England, faction cannot
rear its crest in opposition to their good
sense and patriotism. We shall there
fore
"Leave them 10 Heaven,
And to those thorns which in their bosoms
lodge,
To prick and sling them"
The following Toast, coming from
the son of the candidate for Governor,
is vastly modest, to Say nothing OF its
ingenuity -
Our neat Gopernor-May he not
be a Tory-No--Not even the son OF a
Tory"
n::: 49,:
FOURTH OF JULr ORATORS.
Portland, Nicholas Emery. Esq.
Biscksto,yn, Samuel VI. Pond, Esq.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-06-19

THE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice
to all concerned, tina, he has been duly
appointed and has taken upon himfslf the
truit Of an adminiltrasor On the eflase Of
REBEccA CHILD,
late of Portland, in the county Of Cumber-
land, widow, by giving bond a. the law d.
retts-He therefore iequeIts al perfons who
are indebted to the faid deceafeis eftate, to
make immediate payment and thofe who
have any demands thereon, 10 exhibit the
fame for ie<tlement to
WILLIAM H. FOSTER.
Jsse is, 1909.