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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-05-15
JOSEPH BRIGGS,

No. SO, Thames-sreet,
III AS tor sale-Ioo bis. Prime Pork war
= i ranted Gin, per Pipe.
.dfso-An assortment Of GROCERIES.
it. b. He transacts Commi ssion Business.
Those who are disposed to fave r him in this
line, may depend On his excrtions in their be-
halfs
STORAGE for goods may be had by ap-
Plying as sbove. July %, 1909.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-05-15
Henry Y. Cranston & Co.

HAy Z FOR SALE VERY AccoMMopA TRMs
ut a.o.r .I4cs.On and Conalisslon Store,
NO "a, rHAMEs-srEEr,
36 Bales Cotton,
10 PIPES Barcelona Brandy
10 lihds. w. l. Rum,
25 Chests Campoy Tea,
SO Casks Fresh Raisins,
so Kegs Ginger,
25 Boxes Chocolate,
20 Kegs Tobacco,
IS Boxes Soap,
10 Bbls. Pimenlo,
90 Bags Coffee,
5000 VT. Loal Sugar
Newpsrt. Dec. 27.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-05-15
Hay Seed.
William Douglass,
At the head u Broaa Street,
HAS For n l. f.

nNE hundred bushels Bordcn's Grass
" Seed.
20 bushels Herds ditto
II bushels Orchard ditto.
10 bushels Red top ditto.
1900 W.T.. Red clover ditto.
also, ron SALE,
aIarys asa rtmenscf Creesriss, among which
1900 VT. Souchont Tea, very cheap.
1000 VT. Coffee.
1000 vi good Butter, for family use.
JUST RECEIVED,
400 VT. good broken Coffee, and selling pour d
for dollar
Newport, March IA, 1870
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-05-15
HITS,
18 Boxes, now openlng-For Sale.
Wanton & Rathbone,
HITS,


Haze just receves from tie best .zner1can .,aactmes
iiLiK Spring supply oi H.fio !;
Il the assortment is completed. These Hats arc
made i'm the best manner, purposely Cor this market
are warranted in.eriour to none manufactured in
I9neica, and not crack fade As they were pur.
chased on the most favourable terns they can be sold
cheaper than usual
their very extensive assortment W Ill
enable them to furnish every kind and price that may
be wanted---as +f
Mems Superfine Fashionable Beavers.
do. do. with wide Brims.
do. Fashionable Castors and Plated
do. Youths Black and Drab Beavers.
Chidrens' White and fancy coloured do.
These Hats finished in stiIe not nferiour to
those which are imported few fine English Hats,
ana one case best--9iso, boxes Youths black aud
Mems felt Hats, made in larford, of very super.
tour quality, AZ some dozens OF & very cheap kind
Jusr RECEIVED AS ABOVE,
An additional supply Of Paper Hangings
and Borders, among which are many new fashona.
BILE patterns few sets elegant drapeiy and variety
of low priced Papers.-.4tso, An assortmen. of Sta
touary imported Quilis from 33 cents to dollars
per hundred; best foolscap No. I, paper common
and fine wove hot pressed letter do. ink powder ;
elegant pen knives, lead pencils, wasers, &C.
a lew Engii" Hits AS above. .1pra17.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-05-15
EARL 81 ALLSrO.S, and LOPEZ,
DEXTER & NILES.
n ~ ~ n ID


DEXTER & NILES.
OFFER FOR SALE,
THE entire cargo of the ship Laurel.
Il from Io,mingen, entitodt TO deberture, .onsis
ting of the following articles--vIz
10 Boxes and Cases Platas Royales.
IL pcxes brown Hollands,
10 Gases and Bales Brtannias.
25 Boxes Creas a la Morlaix
~ Boxes Dowlas.
.i,ts BOX Shirrins Linen.
Box Arabias.
Box HandkerchieGs
16 Boxes Rouans.
"a Boxes Lestados.
IA Cases Estopllas.
a Cases Casarillos.
/ Box red Piatiilas.
1 Box Coutreo.
2 Boxes white Rolls.
48 Boxes Osnaburgs.
q Bales bagging Linens
25 Bales Bleytucher.
t l9 Bales Heeden Linen.
aInples may be seenby applying as above.
Newport. April 4. 1910.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-05-15
Henry Y. Cranston & Co.

HAVE just received, and offer for
4 4 sale on very reasonable terms, at their fac.
non end Commission s.orc-----Si, THAMES-STREET
95 Pipes Country GIN, }
hslf DO. do. lo. 0fsuteriosr quality
1o Hdds. Sd. proof WI Rum, y
sir ~ April IS
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-05-15
New Stationary Office.



JOSIAH G.. SHAW,
INFORMS tie publick in general, and his friends
- in particular, that he has opened small bsoEir
ment OF the most approved ST Al 1IONARxr eSa !
prisins, among other, the following srSclesstia
Paper--sooiscapsa ps asos- lss,cr- ri-s :5ad black
-~S -,sF> edged, of the various descriptions,
Quills, from rs 10 IS cents, per bunch;
Pocket Rocks, from SIS To S4 each;
Pcnknlves, an assortment;
Backgammon Tables;
Scales and Diyidess;
Ink Stands Scaling Wax;
Sand Boxes. Waters, Ink in Cakes and Powder;
Shaving Soap;
Black Lead Pencils, &c. &c. &c.
Besides variety ofartices too numerous to mention
also, FOR SHE,
The Genuine English Pc msnent Ink, for marking
linen md constant supply of the celebrated three
slit mctalick Steel pensail which will be sold at the
Boston retailing prices.--CALL AND SEE.
Exchange and Lottery Offiee)
No. li8, Thames-Street,
Newport, April 10th, 1S1U.)
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-05-15

pEspECrruILy informs his friends, that he
kA has en- land
quantity Of excellent cedar Clspboards,
cedar Shingles, pine Shingles, Boards, Plank
Joist, sc. SC.
Which he viii sell s'.sap, a; his stand on sHZa
WRNF's Wbasl Asv Is,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-05-15
Hat Store, 81, Tbames-strfsf.
BENZ. * S. 6. MEAVER,f
.HAVE just received from n. York,
i i great variety Of ~
II A r 6.

Gentlemen's Beaver, Cas-, or, and Pfated
HATS, of all shapes and sizes. Childrens HATS,
great variety.
The publick will find for their interest to cs at
the above store-where they will find Hat ofsveiy
price, on the lowest terms. ApriIll.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-18
Sale at Rocky Nils.

IN Friday the 2Ssh of this month, (De-
~ 'cember,) will be sold. on the premises
all the personal estate of Mrs Sarah Syme.
dec',i. consisting of a large stock of horses.
horned cattles SbeSf\ nd Hoss, CHAR
lot with harnsf sJcfnpls,e for two hor-
ses, pair of yodE y Eli broke horses. Sc.
versi wagons, GAYS and gigs, some OF
which are entirely Dew. large quantity of
= HouSehoia So H1rnen Elrnitu e,
Ofsuperior qnality, sets of Cooper's, Car
penter's and black smith : Tools and abou,
geo barrels atCORN, FODDER, sc.
At The same lime will be bred for the
ensuing year about 40 vsIuai,le NEGROES,
among whom are good black smith, several
carpenters 8 coopers and some young crop
hands. The estate with all its valuable
improvements will be leased or rented !;
there are about 40 bushels of wheat sew
ed this fall in good order and gotten in in
eood time. Bonds and approved security
will be required Of purchasers tor all sums
over 8 10, for all sums under, cash. All
persons having claims against the estate
are desired to make them known on or be-
fore the day Of sale: those indebted thereto,
wiz be pleased TO adjust their accounts
speedily with the adm.
I, Hsnover County, Dec 10. ids
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-18
China, Ola S s. Ia lAensvares,.
YoRNB. HizLARD,

HAS tpker the East end of Charles, Co
- = rsand FqpirsSse w building, directly
opposite MFR KiY61fy store, where he is
now opening am Iter3s keeping a gene
raj and complete assoc ment of the above
articles. The cit'zJbs Of Richmond can
supply themselves yth every article usu-
ally wanted-Cop6SskirSders can have an
assortment repackyd agreeabiy TO any list.
Orders particularly atiendsd to. Ware
purchased of. J. b. H. wiiifoe sent 20: any
part of the City Tree ot'expense,
December, IS
N. h Rich dining Services, elegant Tea
do. Glass Globe Lamps and trimmings. aud
many other articles both useful and orna.
mental, are daily expected. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-18
Ellis ey difan,
II AVE. by the arrival of the Rvis, ard George
! and Susan. received the las, Of their
FALL GOODS,


which makes their .ssortmen, coniist os the FOL
cash, or paper at a saort date.
Best extra BR'K. 4 Auper6ne Navy Blue,
and Black Cistks,
Bottle Green, Mixed Olive, Brown and Drab
ditto,
Coarse and Middle Cloths, at all prices,
Lesdoh dyed superhne Rs.ssymeres Black,
Blue. Geabs, FSYn' and mixed Colours,
pocb'e m;lled. ditto. = ssfa
Blue, Rsr.inJ Drsb, Mixed Black & Salmon
80 Colau.ed, Miled Worsted Breaches STUFF,
knit Z:
Corduro,s; Viewers. and Cons titution Cords
Silk Msrsailes. blk. Moieskin blk. Florehtine
and fancy co,ou1 ed Silks foA waistcoatng,
Eiegsnt kaersaille9 Swansdon and Toilinet,s
Gent. fsshionable) bes, L ondon Beaver Hzss,
Wove Shirts, vi 3 and witnoul sleeves,
DITTO Drawers$
Gen,lns. Bag WY aud Colcured Silk
Hose,
Do. Wosssed -E1slA Wool and Angola Hose
aud Socks,
Do. White and coIou b Cotton Hose.
10. Six and Cotton uspenders,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-18
To the Public.


THIS is to warn all persons from purcha-
4 sing or taking an assignment Of three
bonds given by me to certain John Cox of
Powhatan County and Ssake of Virginia,
the said bonds an given M six ADMIRED
and twenty six ant a half aNs[of Land.
the frs, is for VI hundred glars. to be
paid in Novem6eA 1910, xe y Der to be
paid in horsYs, VIII Eh is no dollAss and a
half, and DE ga in the autumn of 1911,
the other 47ol2 dollars to be paid in hor-
sesin the fall Of 1911, at each valuation,
none TO ne veiued at less than City dollars
and in the value of which the said Cox
hath practised upon me most shameful
fraud. in consequence of which am deter
mined not to pay the said bonds or any part
of them unless am compelled by law 50
to do.
GEORGE SMITH.
December 10, 1910. SIP
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-18
S ales at Auction.

A very valuable collection of books and maps
-AMoHc wafcH AK l1s
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-18

~ ifE Trustees OF the S,evensburg Acasemy
have ihis day vo,ed vacancy IN the Pre-
fe,o,ship Of the Academy for the ensuing year.
. in cbsdience 10 the above resolution of the
Tni.tte. I am diTAed to give pubic notice
.reisof in sunary rtwspaperS
II Is wiih gr-aypiea,use hst l sts& that
there IS sc maps flo situation 10 virgyhis more
eligible for a sc9uaf; lis si,uHloDM remark :
abe for Its heSgthin4s, there bsa& no spot in
the SKATE mOrtso--i54Iies in ths<fnke Of very
rich and poTuous buntty, .Hd bcAyesn Two
coun les eqaally SO. )nngesnA Fauqaiex The
ACADEMY mas had u sch0lsss in i, of yAr and
il is confidently asserted. that undes the guidance
Of Professor OF Science, IL may always (on-
nand that number.
La nopaa Of our state are the inhabitants more
able on wiling 10 promote an Academy.
The Trustee wiIL'eceive with great pleasure
a gentleman OF Science, and co opesa,e' with him
in Promoting his interest aud thai of the AGA
deny.
CHARLES STUART WAUGH,
Tie Academy. StevensbutR,
October 30yh. 1910. 2wp
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-18
- y .ys,.Dfnl.
Who has on hand ior sac gssas bargain, a
qnsn icy Of SO e
Dry Coods 8r Croccries /;

1000 ac,es Military Lsud in the Iia;c Of Ohio
900 &c e. 60. in Ken,ucky-
600 do. 20. ia Harrison and Randolph
COUNTS, Cor stl. low or bsr;er for other pSo
perry
The highes prize given for Tobacco, Wheat
Flour and Hemp; ALTO bills Of Exchange BAIL:
SiSck> Tssspike aud James River COmpArS
Shlr-s negotiated 81 his ohlse, Cash raised o..
gocd noes, abd a. KINDS of bank notes Changed
st moderate p.emiun. Deois col ecyed and
peEehsn's and other sccompts Iquda'g6 with
disPsteh, by BhRTLETr STILL,
Fsd0y G. Cotnns,ssien Merchant.
Bell Taverh, Richmond,
Virginia. ei4.Swtf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-18


THE SUBSCRIBE Continues to a6t as comu.is-
sinnsgeps. Stock Exchange and Tobacco
BECKER in this place, where ne offers hi services
70 The pubic fo trsnsaa general Commission Blu
siness, which he viii entirely devote his atienti.
on 10. with hope of being able to execute &c
advantage the various orders from the ceentry
and elsewhere with pfomDiiiude. either in the
sale or purchase oTthe different articles current
IN this market; as he viii always consider IL his
dwy TAI hfu'ly to observe the in,eres, Of his
friends by giving ,heyVkhe earliest information
RESPECTING the stAie/os ur ma. kets ard other
Gireun,s' ances that fny Acur, which he trust,
te,m.
He has FIRE proof warehouse near the basin
OF ihe Canal, which ifready for The reception of
ali kinds Of Storsge-oE The shores, notice and
rtasouablc ems, wheys every exertion and ur.
limited at;ertin will be paid to he interest of
these wbo may please 10 honor him with their
corhispce. Re > ili also offer for sale, at pub
lie Aueiior, every day at 8 o'clock, before the
door of me Bell Tavern, or on the premises,
Land, 1enements, Slaves. Horses, Goodr,
Wa-es ard he'chard &c, CT eve descipi ion,
tha, his friends rnTy Please TO ccnsign him.
He wal. attend ne sales of Goods an3 CArgoss
on the wharvcs, and if not sold, ored in a ere
proof house. Advances of cash made if ftq ar
EDS by BARTLETT STILL
1cbdcco 6roker & VeHdae Master.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-12-18
Four Dollars Per A,ma~---Paid in Advaace. + /
Iitbmnnu 4arice &urrsnt.
- - rz,--
[coRRscrxD WKKKLr.1

) CASH.
s. u. C..
TOBACCO, seas 500
WHAT INEwI 1850
rioua IsurkRrfsH1 5: s7s
FLOUR IrISE] rs
CORN, 90
lAMp, PER TON, $50 90
NOV, ITO 90
sAcoN, 8. 90 10
wHIsKKY, .. :. 90 So
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-05

Iatea BY 5xeen ron, and 70 Be I'D az PHJhs Tezdzs
70 tbs Jig5sF bidasy, o. FRTD1T. fbe fJis tistb
day u NoVeaz5e, resf, ~ he Dsyeiii4g Hosts II
Amos Merrill, "a NtugisDe5asy, af fs# u 10
sisek IN tbs fersnsO4,
A Ii the Right in Equity Of Redemption
which Solomon Thurio has IN and 70 TIE
following delcribsd mougaged keal Eslste,
lying in Raymond, in the county OF Cumbef-
land, viz IA certain Iot Of Land ia Eaid Ray
mond, being Tor numbered four inshe four
teenlh- range of lois ia fad Raymond, COZ
tanning che hundred acres ri0re or lrIs.-
EZRA GIBBS, d. sheriff.
Oa,5sr SO, 1910 (N. 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-05
Communications.

<edera6Sfs Of Cumberland Di5triet-
CHOOSE you this day whom YOU
VIII have to serve you in The Office OF
Congressional Representaliye-wh eth
er man of the political sentiments OF
your patriotic ancestors, a man of sound
mind, correct judgment and honest
heart---or whether the FUNGUS William
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on the char
acter OF the Hon EZEKIEL WHIT
MAN, would be bestowed in vain /;
Tor you have tried him in every situa.
ton, and find him worthy of your es-
ieem and confidence. You have found
him Intelligent and honest, modest and
unassuming. Those who have shared
Oh MS oenevolence, can testify that he
= charitable and generous to The poor,
even beyond his ability to bestow. If,
IKE an other men, he demands pay
tor ms services, like many others he
uoes not Cypress the poor, or take ex-
orDI!ant and Illegal usury from any
ne Is no oihce.seeker, no party man
" Challenge the man 10 come forward
Who ever. heard him contending with
ms neighbor for differing from him in
sentiment, and TO proclaim it 10 tie
world. No man ever heard him in a
eaucus exciting the angry passions Of
She mulltude--nor does he ever ex-
press disrespect for the constituted az
tho1ues, however he may mourn al
LINES, IN common with his fellow -citi-
-ens, on account Of their iniudicious
measures--His profession has made il
necessary for him to notice and in, e,ti-
gale, the commercial and agricultural
in'eres,s OF his country, and to acqaaint
himself with the best means of promo
ing those interests Such, Federal
ISL, ISIS, Is the Ean set up in opposition to
William Widgery, tbs nominal repub-
- It's ~ your power to elect nlm
" yo4 % your duty. Go then u the !
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-05
Z.fO,

In England, olr RANCIS Barring, bart.
Member oi thc British Parliament, and
one of the most Clnlnent and wealthy mer-
chants ~ Great Britain ard an otlcer Of
many Of her commercial institutions lie
was % hls 7Oth year and has left many
children. 10 mississippi Ter. SAMUEL
FRYE, Esq OF GIBSON Port; killed n duel
(hrst hre), by d. Beasiey, Esq. OF Green
Vile.
in Savannah, on board the sloOp Calha-
rine, Capt. David Maxwell, Of Cape Eliza.
beth, aged 37.--Also his mate, Mr.. Arthur
Pottenger, of Caps Ell zabelh.
In Nortly aTnouth, on the oath ult Mrs.
Elizabeth Loring, consort of MIR. Be zaleel
LorIns, and daughter Of the late Jonas
Mason, Esq. IN the 71st year of her age
and has ieit nine children out OF twelve, and
forty-nine grandchildren out Of fifty four, 10
survive her. Although Mrs. LoFing, for a
number OF The last years OF her life, was We
ry inhgm, she WAS very useful to her family
and the continuance of her life by them
much desired Soon after she had \ family,
she made public profession OF religion, and
her walk and conversation since that time,
has given hopeful evidence in a judgement
OF Charity, she WAS smcere.--In her last
days IN p+rticulaf, she appeared to have Pc
cuilar brightness, and as She died above
the fears Of deslh, so we trust, she fell a
sleep III Jesus and has already begun the
song OF bIuses and the lamb
In this town, Miss sra ,horira Robinson,
aged IA years, daughter OF Capt joshua H.
~icer long and painful illness, when she
bore with uncommon patience and entire
resignation 10 tie DIVINE will. She was
much endeared 10 her relatives and friends,
BY disposition truly amiable, and manners
uncoinmoniy pleasing. During her whole
Sickness, (Lt5 greater part Of which was
very painfully She expressed 10 desie u
get we'll agar, but looked beyond this
world for happness. The hears Of n-r
parents feel pang, which nothing but TIE
Consultations % religion can alleviate.
shes gone she's past The gloomy shades
Ut msbl,
And landed in The eternal resins of light ;
Happy exchange 10 part with all below,
For worlds vi bis, where joys forever
h0w.,
The bill of Mortality in tbs town, during
the last month, aniountcd 10 thirteen-4 a.
dults, chlliren and one black.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-05

sPirit has never been able 10 bring
aught against Mr.. WRiIMAA-his
whole life has been a srric. Ol honest,
honorable and useful conduct. But
these are not the only considerations
which entitle lin 10 your support. A
regard Tor your own interest ana hroh-
cry makes it your boundvn duty 10
give him your votes, Tor he will be an
able K faithful advocate OF such meas
ures as will promote these all-impor-
tant objects. The Merchant that
wishes for the encouragement and pro-
lection OF free irade-the Mechanic
that likes constant AID profitable en-.
ployment, will vote for MIR Whitman
Surely the electors OF Portland c4nnol
have forgotten the losses and embar.
rassments taey experienced during the
Embargo, and how much they repro.
Dated that ruinous measure at the time
hey cannot have become so lost TO a
sense OF their interests as 10 vote for
W idscry, who was friend and adyo.
cate for that policy. Ii is much better
TO prevent evil than 10 wait till il comes
upon you, and then think of applying
the remedy Let each eiector, before
he puts in his vote, ask himself this
question WAS not the prosperity 81
this town greatly advanced by the poi,
cy OF Washington, and was it not des.
troyed by that Of Jefferson : AT the
same time recollect Mr.. WHIraAS j.
political disciple of the former, anc
Widgery of the latter. After this nc
honest man can hesitate which OF the
two candidates to vote for.
NO PARRY MAN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-05
Madachufetts Reports.

E LITTLE t5 co Of Nern5arqaers,
HAVING purchafed all the Msfachufer,s
= Reports already publilhed by d A.
Tying, Eiq. or hereafter 20 be publfhed by
him, pledge themjeves thar he Reports fhali
in future be pubIi.hed in itie far superior to
the former volumes. and thar each volume
lhall contain from 500 to 600 pages, and the
quantity Of matter 90 each page be a. nearly
the fame a. in the other v,lumes,as conven-
lent. The price TO iu5lcribers will 1e A dolls.
SO cts. bound, or A dos Is CTS in boards in
parts of volumes Subscribers who have noE
the vols. previous 10 the 5lh, will be iupDlied
with them al Iubicription price At tie Com.
BOokltore OF ELAM BLISS State Freef. I5rJses,
or at cur aore, within 0 re year from The date,
for CATH
To non-(nblcrlbers in future. the reports
will be fold al dols, 50 cts per vol
1t is hoped the reduction OF the price and
the typographical execution of the work, TO-
gether with its real meri5 and uu5ity, viii IN
duce fufficient fubfcripiion to indemnify the
pubiiihers
subscriptions (where moft conveniently will
be received by letter per mail. Anv fubIcriber
will be At liberty to wit draw his sublc stioo
az any time, by giving uoiice tpoa pAid.)
Parr n of vol. 5 b. juit publiihe1 aud ready
for delivery 20 fubicrihers. PARE I'd will be
Cur il November or December.
November s. (6zgJ
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-05
NO PAR fY MAN

ORD1INED- H. Turner, on the "a h nit.
hev.Allen Greedy over the Congreg ationsl
Church and Society in thai place ;-Rev. M.
Button, Of rth,armouih offered the intro
ductory prayer; Rev Mr.. Brown, at North
yarmouth, preached the Sermon from LIST OF
Corinth, 4th chap. and "a verse ! Rev. Mr..
scot, q Minoi, offered coHsecrstiSg prayer
Rev. Mr.. Herrick, Of Durham, gave the
charge Rev. Mir Thurston, Of ~ inthrop,
expires edthe fellowship u The churches,
and the Rev. Mr.. Mosely, Of New Glouces-
ter, offered the concluding prayer The
performances were all very solemn, highly
inter sting and Appropriate.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-05

PAS, every legal voter, and cast in
yorr vote. Consider that one vote
may'deciJc the election. Honest Re-
puoicans, can YOU lay your hands on
your hearts and say, that you conscien-
liously discharge your duty in voting
Tor Nidgery Reflect upon his past
character and conduct seriousIy-suf.
ter not your understandings 10 be pre-
Judicsd BY the vehement publications
10 the Argus, paper devoted exclu-
siyeiy 10 ms intercst.-Come out, act
yourselves, vote from principle, and
you viii vote right. CANDOR.