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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-22

10 The ELectors ef York District.

10 The Electors Of York District.
AT the repeated solicitations of nv
friends l have permitted myself, for
several elections past, to be nominated
as candidate for your sutfrages for
Representative to Congress from this
district. AS this has been with me 4
sacrifice ofprivate inclination TO sense.
OF public duty, and as nothing benef-
cial to our country has O. probably can
at present result therefrom, must de-
cline being considered as candidate at
the approaching election.
JOSEPH LELAND.
Sdco, I'm Oct. 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-22
I! is bad rRle thai does nor 1vork both
SCl1J9


When the British granted licences,
the democratic papers set up hue and
cry from Maine to Georgia, that it was
no less than an attempt and Getermina-
ton on the part of England to destroy
our independence, and redcue US to
British colonies again. Though al the
same time Wiiiom Wldgery's ship took
the same British licence.) The cry in
every quarter was 20 arms, and an i'm
mediate declaration of war against
England. But when Bonaharie grants
licences, our fighting democrats are
quite cool and peaceable. The only
difference betwiXt French and British
licences Is, that the former are to be
purchased eUery voyage, whilst the lat
ter, when once obtained, the expense
and trouble of a renewal was not reoui
red. This is like Mr.. Jefferson's equal
and exact justice towards all nations.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-22

FaoM 1HE RIVER OF Plate.

ZION THE KY EH OF TLHI q.
ne people of Buenos Ayres contln-
ne 10 support themselves in their revo-
luton, and have finally declared for
complete independence. The Monte
Nideans, under the influence of nume-
rous European Spaniards, still refuse
to concur in this measure, and some
hostiIities had resulted from it. The
Revolulionists are native Americans !;
the Anti-Revolutionists, Europeans.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-22
Congressional C.sctiol1.
Communications.

Electors IF Cumberland District,
The period Is near st hand, when YOU will
De called upon TO assemble and exercise one
y tue most important privileges guaranteed
20 You by our Constitution, and discharge a
most interesting obligation to Your country.
The Office OF Representatives 10 Congress, i
certainly very high * responsible one, and
shosid consequently DC filed BY nan o.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-22

From Washizgton.-A letter dated
Saturday last, and received this morn
ing from Washington, states that Mr..
Ellis, the messenger from France and
England, who landed at Norfolk from
the ship Sally, had arrived in that city !;
but that our government mad received
no official notice OF the revocation of
the Berlin snd Milan DEGREES, from Ell
Their Mr.. Armstrong or Mr.. Pinkney.
Sixty eight days have elapsed since
the KIND letter of the DUO de Cadore to
Mr.. Armstrong was published at Paris
in the Emperor's official paper, and our
government are still without any off,
cial communication on the subject.
This is circumstance for which we
cannot account; we stall therefore at
present be silent, and leave this inextri-
cable affair for time to develope.
w Y. Herald.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-22
affairs of 5zceden.
oREBRo, AUG. II 49,

OkEnSo, AUO. ioiS'
II is faid, the Diet have made
choice Of the French Prince OF
Ponte-Carvo lBERNADorTE1 as
Crown Prince, or Heir Apparent of
Sweden, and that the choice will
be announced the aft. Among the
advantages expelled from this cleo
tion, viii be loan from the Prince
of 5000. 900 of dollars, at low in
tereit and the anticipated recovery
of Finland.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-22
s'crtin:I 5u;tiil9eiltr.



OFFICIAL intelligence has beer
-t,ccivtd, that on tie Jo.h June, u.
s. the Rufian Commander iu:CheIi
.d,tac ked the Grand Vizier IPc6fUrH
4gaJ on tie hei shts Of Schnmla'
after an obhinair rehttance, The
turks ' re driven uEdeF the walls
Of the fostrcis, with The lois Of three
colors. Oar right wing having &C.
copied aheie!t, the Turks made ma
~ nnsuccelsfnl efforts 10 re,al>e II.
On the ] Ith they renewed their at
tack on the height. but confumed The
whole day in defperatc but nnavail-
ing efforts General LEWIS ana
Prince 1suBEzKoI formed their
troops into hollow fquarcs, and com
PEELED the enemy TO retire to their
entrcnchments with lois. During
,hele attacks 5000 horie ruihed up
on our left wing, but were rePulied
and driven back upon Schumla.
We have loft 1000 men, and Major
Gen. PoTENDopoLo, who was XII
led by cannon bali The enemy's
lois was unccmmonly great.
On the 10th June, change OF
petition by Gen. ZYsTREw, near
Warna, occafoned by furious at
rack on cur troops, who received
the enemy with the greateit bravery;
and after a hard-fought battle OF
eight hours compelled the 1urkrih
hordes to fly to the fortrefs with
great lois. On the 18th June, Gen.
LEWIS took O1um. On the 2rft
Gen WoINow fell upon body OF
1900 foraging cavalry, and obliged
them to fly with the iofs or 400 Kill
led, and 3 Officers, and 100 privates
made prilonels.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-22

FRENCH LICENCED TRADE.
0. Gen. MoLIFeR has given 10 the
Cuitom- Houfe Officers on the rivers
Elbc, Weler, and Jade, copies of I'm
PERIL iafru6ians refpediDg yeilels ha-
wing French Licences. Thele in
itruefions contain J articles. They
prcicribe, that every veiIel mutt have
them and mutt fail from Hamburg,
Bremen, or Lubbock, for D9nkirk,
Nantes or Bourdeaux Sixty francs
per ton mutt be paid for lioence.
The 9th article iays,
" he veil-ls provided with licences
may proceed dire4 to their port Of
deitlnatlon in France without being
liable 10 be queftioned for having
been vifited by Enslifh men of war
or priyateers. They may even land
in port of England the whole, or
fuch part as they may think proper,
of their cargo, witfl-ut being quef-
t'o'rd tor having touched IN Eng
land"
Licenced vefIels may enter the a
bove French ports loaded, or in ba.-
iait but their loading mutt be Of
materials of the North uleful to the
Marine, or with fuch productions Of
the foil of Germany and Poland, as
are ufuslly permitted to be imported
into France. They snay load out
with wines, brandies, French man
ufaefures and produce, excepting
grain and flour. A licence is. valid
emily for one voyage. Ve6els failing
from .iamburg, Breres or Lubbock
With timber, aud articles for ihiP
building, are permitted TO apply TO
the French CGifom-Houfe Officers
Iefpecting the difpofal 0: their car
goes.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-22

.hezv-Iersey-The election In New
Jersey has resulted, as usual, in favour
OF democracy. 1t appears that the fed
eralists made very little opposition 10
the enemies of their country. Some
suppose that it is the wlsest course the
tederaiists can take, to let the lacobins
have the uncontrolled government
OF the country. In that case say they,
the democrats would soon destroy
themselves. Il is very probable this
would he the case. But in running
each other would they not ruin the ma
ton /? While they were engaged in dri.
wing each other from power, would not
liberty be driven out ofthe land . For
our part, We think the federalists OUGHT
to perform their duty, and not be dis
courased because they cannot COM
mand success. Should the nation be
destroyed III spite OF all their efforts, so
be lt,--aiter they have performed their
duf they will mourn over their fallen
country indeed,-their consciences
however will be clear. But should the
nation perish for want of their exer-
tons, they will be nearly as guilty as
those who overthrow it. Noble souls
| should be reused to exertion by oppo-
sition. There is ,e'y little honour to
be gained by sailing OH smooth SCI
with fair wind; the merit lies in
struggling in storms and tcmpes,s a.
gainst wind and tide.--Ibid.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-22

The Federal Republican of the 10th
inst. seys-" the Catholic synod of Ire
land have published Latin address to
the " Catholic prelates and dignitaries
of the whole world, protesting against
the violence offered by the French en-
2eror to the person and rights of hohe
Plus WI"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-22
coNsrANrINoPLE, JULY 3, 1910.

Notwithstanding the accounts
from the army, the SULTAN is not
detected, but every effort is making
10 reinforce the Grand Vizier.
A flceI of 10 fail of the line will pro-
coed with all pofrble deipatch to re-
ceive the troops coming from Ala.
CT n Y,enHa article mentionf that the
Grand &lLtan had declared The Empire
to be in danger, had boyled the Stand
a, d If Mabonaet, and called npon al ths
true AnDefmen 70 fy.to arms.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-22
Who'll turn Grindstone ?

When was little boy, remern.
Der one cold winters day, | was ac-
costed by smiling man, with an axe
on his shoulder. My pretty boy,
SAID he, : has your father Grind
stone yes SIR said |. you are a
fine little fellow said he, 'will you let
me grind my axe on it Z pleased with
his compliment Of fine little fellow
90 yes SIR answered, : it is down in
shop And will you, my man, said
he, patting me on the head, get lit
tie hot waier!' How could refuse.
| ran and soon brought kettle full.
How old are you and what's your
name, continued he, without waiting
for reply. i am sure you are one
OF the fine lads that ever have seen.
will you just turn few minutes 2
Iickled with the flaitery, like little
fool went 10 work, and bitterly did 7
rue the day. 1t was new axe, and
toiled and tugged, till was almost ii.
red to death. The school bell rung and
could not get away, my hands were
clustered, and it was not half ground.
AT length however, the axe was shar-
pened and the man turned to me, with
Now you little rascal, you've PLAYED
the truant--scud to school, or You'll
buy It. Alas, thought i, it was hard
enough to turn grindstone this cold
day, but now to be called little rascal
was too much. 1t sunk deep in my
mind, and often have | thought of it
since.
When | see a merchant over polite
to his customers, begging them to
taste little brandy, and throwing half
his goods on the counter--thinks /,
that man has an axe to grind.
When | have seen a man of doubt
tul character, pat,ing a girl on the
cheek, praising her sparkling eye and
ruPy lip, and giving her sly squeeze
Beware, my gir., thought /, or you
will End to your sorrow that you have
been turnlgn grindstone for villain.
Luzerne f1af.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-22
Hon. EZEKIEL WHITMAN
Federalists of Cumberland Distrcf.

Federalists Of Cumberland District.
The question is whether you will choose
for your Representative to Congress your
old and ried fiend the Hon. E2EKIEL
WHITMAN or the celebrated William
Widgety II have nothing to say about their
characters-they are both we'll known but
this say, that if this District viii submit
TO be represented in Congress by Mr.. Iyies-
en-, in preference 70 MIR. WHI1MAS, de-
pend upon i, you viii none Of you ever i've
10 see the Millennium. STEADY.
Ofifeld, Oct. 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-22
Ma. SHIRLEY.

Ma. SHIRLEY.
AS the day Is at hanI for giving II
our votes for Representative 70 Con
gress, I understand there are two can'
didates :-Ezekiei Whitman and M
liam W5dgery. believe almost espfY
elector in the district is acquainted win
both Of these men ara 4 arm iullg
persuaded, II il was not tor the iDfluenes-
OF party spitlt, iAtrr would no. "
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-22
THE DUMB SPEAK

A divine dispensation Of Providence
has been lately signal in the family of
MIR. George II. Norris, near Beryville,
Virginia. Miss Susan B. Wormeley,
daughter Of Mr.. James Wormeley
and sister of Mrs Norris,) an amiable
young lady, about 10 years of age, sud-
denly, and TO the great Joy Of her
friends and acquaintance, recovered
perfectly, her speech, of which she has
been deprived or 8 years, produced
BY long illness. 1t appears that Miss
w. returned as usual to her room, and
whilst engaged in reading felt an unu-
sual sensation, and Immediately ran
into an adjoining room to her sister,
whose feelings Can better be i'm magin-
ed than expressed, at hearing once
more the sound Of her voice express.
cd in perfectly distinct and audible
terms.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-22

Orchard Cook, Esq that great north
ern luminary, has declined a re-elec-
ton. Should few more such men alb
dicate their seats, and be replaced by
suitable characters, congress may a.
gain acquire that rank, which the rep
resentation of a free people ars entitled
10 hold.-Ind. american.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-22

$4,000 rsn int Spain and 200
millions ri francs in money, (about
37,ooo,ooo dollars. He appears TO
pay dear ftr his while.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-22
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

l. "
London dates to the 51st of August have
been received by an arrival from Liverpool.
The war between the Russians and Turks
is still continued, in which the latter have
totally been defeated with considerable loss.
There are no accounts that Massena has
made any attack upon the combined Eng
lish and Portuguese armies. Reports are
circulated that the French General has re-
treated. Lord Wellington's army is rep
resented as being in high health and spirits,
and anxious for an engagement with the
French. Bernadotte, one of Bonaparte's
patent nobility, has been elected Crown
Prince of Sweden, and is to be the soye-
reign of that country
The London papers contain nothing on
the subject of the Orders IN Council, except
new order 10 meet the regulations u
Bonaparte's licenced trade.
The King of Prussia has been compelled
to disband one half of his army.
Loul5 Bonaparte, late king of Holland is
SAID to be very sick at Toplitz "A deputa-
ton Ia mere mockery on the feelings of the
Dutch) from Holland, has repaired to Paris
to thank tie Emperor, for what, they say,
are the new regu atoms respecting that
country but in reality, for destroying their
liberties, annihilstIng their commerce and
national sovereignty, and for rendering
them simple province of France.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-22
mr.. SHIRLEY,

mr.. SHIRLEY,
Do let the people know by your paper
that Oxford County mean to give hand
some vote for EZEKIEL WHITMAN
Esq as Member Of Congress, in Nov. ne sc
and Leu all the good and patriotic say
amen. A FARMER.
Paris, Oct. 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-22

-IENSA, AUG. 9. The march of Au-
strim troops towards the frontiers Of
Turkey continues. The head quar-
tiers OF the Russians arc on the other
side OF the mountains single battle
may open the gates Of Constantinople
10 them
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-22

TO he Censns Just taken, ii aow con-
tains tbirieen hundred and .ixty-four
inhabitants, and nearly five hundred
HOUSES.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-22

Nothing has yet transpired respecting
the dispatches brought by the ship Sally,
among which is supposed to be the Mar
qlis OF Wellesley's answer to Mr.. Pinkney's
note, communicating the conditional 9e-
peal Of Bonaparte's Berlin and Milan De.
Crees.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-22
Saco, I'm Oct. 1910.
Mr.. SHIRLEY,

Mr.. SHIRLEY,
as the day is at hand when the people
are to assemble 10 choose their Represen-
tatives in Congress, I should think it proper
TO publish in your paper, that as our present
Representative has done his duty faithfully
thus far, we have every reason to continue
our confidence aud support. No other man
Is nominated or thought on, 50 far as my
information extends, as Member of Con-
gress.-I presume therefore, we shall all
do our duty at the election in November,
and again elect the
Hon. EZEKIEL WHITMAN
as our Representative. While cider Dis
tricts are holding their caucuses and dis
playing their electioneering powers, we
have nothing to do but to say we esteem
Mr.. WHITMAN as much as ever, and shall
continue our confidence while he deserves
it. CUMBERLAND DISTRICT
Oct. IL, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-22

RAPID Se:fLemen..-N cry few villages
in re Western country can probably
exhibit so rapid a growth as the town OF
Chi!icothe.-Fourtern years ago the
region where itstands was wilderness,
inhabited only by Indians. According
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-22

Il appears from French official pa
pers, that BoNAPAKTE has TENT nearly
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-22

The Baron de Kolii, the person ar
rested IN France in the attempt 10 car
~ of Ferdinand VII. is certainly arri-
yed ia England, and is now IN London.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-22

AT Harvard, Bowdoin, Dartmouth
and Brown Universities, and at Yale
and Burlington Colleges, l52 young
gentlemen have graduated at the late
commencementS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-22

A very large PUMPKINS is advertised
Cor exhibition In Baltimore. Itweighs
10 pounds, and is Z feet inches ii
circumference
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-10-22
Bortlano,

Monday, October %, 1910.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-02

H. virtue of deed of trust. ,,.ar,,,, :. ,t,,-
A1 24h day of February, 1898, executed Nv
m','Hew Harrls,iot Nelson county, TO the sub
sCr'oers ior the purpose OF securing the pa, mcns.
o. certain sum OF money, to rhoma. Coodyiu.
III sa'c deed expressed VIII be sold upon, tns.
PREMISES on Friday, the S0tn day q November
and beng in the county Of Nelson. an koeL6sS
RIVER containing by estimation, three hundred q.
e'es' more or less, and being he same Lind,
"hereoii the said Matthew Harris now resides.
win ITS aPPursenances, adjoining t,e lands of eol.
JosePh Shelton, Clough Sheltons estate, WilanA
Lee, Harrs ana offers
Inc srDscriDsrs as trustees, will convey to the
purchaser or purchasers such tale only as ;s vrsa
tea IN them by the sand deed of trust
HAYES COLEMAN.
HUDSON MARTIN, JuN1oa.
IHtuSTON J.. Dickinson. =
Neison County november g. >YAvg
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lGDe Gnqulrer.
RICHMOND. NOVEMBER Z. 1910.
SPIRIT oF'76.

IL The FOLLOWING is calculated 10 re-
'vtUe sentiments which should neuer sLsrh
Let us do Justice to chose. .oho hare giuen
SzslFREEDoM.-Lef the Laureis bloom fresh
qphich are hung around me fom6s of or
revolutionary heroes let their serUiees
,Erozo green IN our hearts -Let rs re
me'n6er the friee (Which our Liberty coat
1he blood Fvhioh has teen stiiif. The tolls
svhich were endured AID the hs,fls ph,ch
-vere encountered that iSe may value II
nov by The sacrifices which it coet -, Health
IS estinlafed by ifS oontrGst znifh sickness
and .ee may more firmly cling 20 fhat LII
Derry, svhich has been handed do v,a by eur
cncestors. ~ a. coD,n,e mordfion of she soik,
1raich ftey endured 10 secure IL.
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morally. The.a:e ga7srs,r, colonel Eas.
-ses lname not written very iegibly1 is now
under An arrest. The revolu.ionists have
sent apart, oi SO men to the BAYOU Man
chac. to oppose the landing Of some troops
sent by Governor Foick OF Pensacola, for
che purpos: OF qrelling he revolution in Fee
hciana. A gen -lefnan who arrived here
last evening f~on VI bile inforaei me that
he met in Lake Pontchartrain a Spanish
armed schooner with 4 captain aud part of
q company on board bound to Bayou Man
Chac, fro n whence they were to march BY
landto Baton Rouge. 1t is very probable
that there has been an engagement between
them and the so men sent 10 oppose the III. -
expect that the fame of the revelation will
extend to every part OF the Foridas
! ut is generally said this day. that there
A~as plan laid 10 SET IRE TO this city last
night, which was discovered by BLACK man
belonging TO Mr.. B. MI believe II NOT
TO be true, for gentleman has Just now
lnformed me that he saw black man in
custody OF the constns;es. accused of being
one of the conspirators.'
Worse designs are likewise attributed to
these w-etches bus, as their schem es were
luckily frustrated we COPY more of the
letter; particularly as the whole business
was not developed and our friend promises
towrise us nc III mail. .--Iyhg
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III OF ICE - hat ~ vir,ue or . dee,
= executed for purposes taere,n m
~ Su. e'inus Coleman lvm vi. thorn. sr
" M. Cni'''ey; Wil6e sft. ed Tor ..le on :,
.'ol.i OF November next, al la.; ts0n 81 e. 100
y. ~, cumoeriand- county, the loving PRoPEh
49,, .. 50 much tnereafas viii satisfy tie
Manai VIZ lac tract of LAND on wb;cb =
coleman Resides; FIVE Negroes, Jenny. Am,
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twenty mead OF Cattle he right and title v
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p I'm. GUTHEEr qy
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pursuance Ola ID cree of the Cu,f oF
> Nelson County sOin be sold, on the 5tb dsv
.. ., DeGemoer next, IN the town OF Warminster,
10 Tue highest bidder, for ready money, a u
iatto Man Slave, TO satisfy debt with ioterese
ana costs ct suit) due from the estate of Heefor
Csoell, decd. to VIM. II Caben The SALE y,ll
be made subject t. the life estate of Mrs. Peers
CSoel,,n the said Save, as by the decree viii
THE COMMISSIONERS
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