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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-31
NOTCE.

THE fubfcribers having Teen appointed By
the Hon. Samuel Freeman, Elo JUDGE oe
the Court Of Probate of the county Of Cumber.
land, 10 receive and examine the cIairns af
creditors TO the enzge OF
JOSHUA WOODBURY. WEBB,
late Of Cape Elizabeth. il the county Of Cum
berland, Mariner, decealed rePrefented itioI.
vent, do hereby give notice. thar Ok months
from the sih day of July laa are allowed 10
iaid creditors, 10 bring IN aud prove their
claims, and that we fhaH attend thar fsrvice AZ
the dazzling houfe of Thomas Wehfer, ca
the 6ra Monday OF September, and on che
fri Monday CT the three folIouiag months.
from two to FIVE o'clock On each Of laid davs.
THOMAS WEBsTER.7 c.um Esv.
WILLIAM FRANCIS. I er.
Portland. Aug 24lh 1919.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-31
NEW SCHOOL

The subscriber wOsld hereb, respeclful.
y INFORM the patrons Of Literature aid Ser
ence, thsthe shall open school, Al so,ae
convenient room Ito be named next wee, sn
The second Monday ofthe ensuing Septsn..
oer--ioF the purpose Of teaching.
Mathematics s. Sacred Mugfc
TERMS-Mensuration and Gauginr. DA
per understanding, y 4-AIgebra, ID )
Navigation, D8 --Astronomy, d 10. every
day in the week. For teaching Vocal and
Instrumental Music, two evenings in each
week, d per qarter for each Scholar
wood and lights found. One fourth Of The.
money 10 be paid on C,ltrsnce, and the re-.
maInder At the end Of the respective terms.
Ut LECTURES will Be given, gratis, on The
English language, and the PRINCIPLES " Va
Versal Grammar, by the Subscriber. AZ his
school room, one afternoon IN each week. 20
commence on the first "Wednesday n Octc-
Der next, for the benefit ofhis pupiIs-Otbers
will be admitted on reasonable terms
Those who may feel disposed to nat
ronze either Of the above schools, viii please
70 leave their names At the Bookstore az
HYDE, LORD & CO. Exchange street ~
with Capt Thomas Baker, CT Mr.. John Pow
ell early as possible and every effort sinai
be used, by the Subscriber, 70 merit the SUP
port OF MS employers, and do ample Iustica
to all concerned.
DUDLEY LEAYITT,
August 81, 1912.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-31

States, and on conviction Of thsir being pas
sed through defer II intelligence cv vaHf u
frfegygfy ~ those scho 7nare thefe, 20 promul
gate, that defect OF intelligence and want OF
integrity, among the people and u It was
then nzfurai AM proper, according 70 the de-
gree OF fault and defect Of Intelligence and
integrity in the Legislators, they should be
brought into corier1ri, and dfSrepute with the
people, ADD incur their hatred, WHY II Il no.,
Al this time. the right, and -ay Of I'll tH,eilI.
qent and faithful cfftzens 70 make the same
examination and discussion of the laws and
doings of Congress and of President Mad
son, who passed tire law declaring war a.
gainst England, tho the result should be
c0rfelnot and haired ut them Viii President
MsdisUn, Or any OF his supporters, assign a
substantial ress0n, why AZ was the 1iuy an
right Of intelligent faithfull citizens 70 exam
inc and discuss, and promuigA,= the suh
of such examination Of me alrsn and sedifi0n
idSus, as they were called, and that At this
time, il shall be deemed crime to exam
inc aud discuss and to promulgsle among
the people the result OF such examination
ofthe laws and proceedings Of Congress
and The President declaring war against
England however these intelligent and fsith
ful examiners may be convinced OF the total
want Of intelligence and political integrity
IN those who passed them;
1t is to be sppcehended ths conduct Of
the President and Congress in their negoci-
atoms wills France and their making war
with England while they themselves have
omitted all the ordinary means TO defend
their own citizens, will generate the same
feelings towards James Madison and lis g.
sociates in the war, which he endeavoured
TO raise against those who had tie hardiho0d
10 enact law against Lying and Li6elliag.
ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-31
Elnsfrees, 25fh jug, 1912.
% rHE epIToR O. - PoRrLANn -

TO THE EDITOR OF The PORTLAND GAZ
sIR-lt appears by some q the papers
that President Madison has denounced the
protest of the minority, N The House cf
Representatives III Congress, against The
war win England and deems Tue perform
snce but i.de snort OF treason.
This denduciation, is what might have
been expected b. those who were aoqusin-
ted with hiln, at the time he commenced
his opposition 70 Washington, and from that
timc all be. in mortifc4uon lett Congress.
and joined he Virginia assembly.
About the year 1871 III 1892, Madison Be-
gan % be alen4ted to at tie great measures
OF Washington, aud GOODNESS existed to.
wards his Old political associates IN adroca-
ting and recommending tie Constitution.
He COW began TO connect himself with those
who had uniformly opposed HE adoption OF
the Constitution, and because they followed
hm ~ ms oppositoR 70 the general admin.
lstration Of Washington, he associated much
with them and less with his old federal
comrads, Till, from his conduct, it would
seem he wished 10 avoid paying 10 Wash.
ington the general civiIilies the members of
Congress usually paid to the list magistrate
OF The nation At first, this was nolced as
sin3u a1ty quite unaccountable in him :;
but Il was soon discovered 10 arise from a
systema.lcal plan, with Jefferson and Others,
70 form powerful opposition 10 The Wash
ington system Of admiuIs ering the hew gov.
eminent.
lie had been very early, after the COM
menCement ofthc new Government. mon.f
ed by iHe delts Al Of a measure, hs got en,sa.
gCd IN rather by accident than a c,rdisl al.
tschmest to the measure itself; but having
engaged, As 40 aux iiary, he soon found INN
self looked Up 70 as its great champion.
wien his pri6e forbid his retreat; this VS.
the sd ct Of Discrimination between The
then hu.d-rs Of public paper, and the per-
seas 10 whom ihe notes had urIglnaliy issu-
ed as pay for actual service Of monies advan.
Ced by Government.
That Washington had Gi,le or no conf
dence Ia MaiisoA after he brought forward
hls commercial resoiu ions was well knoyn.
a. the time, both i'll and out u Congress-
Il was also subject Of c0mmua observations
IL debate, and openly avowed BY some Of
MS friends, when pressed, that the object
OF ms Resolutions was, dire ctIy, 10 hing on
kind OF commercial warfare with England.
such as we have been an with that nation
LOT TIE last SIX or seven years, and then 10
SiNe them turn and twist, that should ter
inmate n open war, As he and his ftiehds
nave done wa h their non importation, EN-
osr5o, snd nOn-IutercOurse but happily for
me country hIs views were defeated by
WsShlngton snd his federal friends in Con.
gress. alas he Is dead, and his Trends are
denounced, by rsbble of foreigners, as to
ries, and The country is suffering The rstur.
~ consequences OF The change, which may
be read IN the history Of Jefferson and
MAdIsoh's ADMINISTRATORS, in The new series
"a Non I'M p0rtafFoH Lavrs, EnbEyE0es, Non
intercourse; Em5aygo again. W.y, zoos i. n
These At ny works, Oh Republicans
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-31


fAvE for fale At their Gore ia fore.arsst,
70 Hhds. w. l. Rum,
8 do. ~ z. do.
2 Pipes Brandy,
do American Gin,
"a Hhda MoIafes
20 Boxes HavaDnah Brown Surrr
: s snsi. nys sas s Bss.s Skin rzAs
5000 VT. Coffee.
20 Boxes Candies,
10 Bales Prime Cotton.
10 Bags Pepper and Pimeutc,
20 Strzws lumhlers,
200 Hhds. coarfe sa!i,
SO do. Liverpool do
50 Quintsis Pollock Fiji,
80 bbls clear, Bon Midlings.
and No. Pork,
10 Bbls No Beef.
30 Go. Msckereli,
20 DO. Vinegar,
20 40 White Beans.
le Go. Rofin,
1000 VT Bacon.
200 Kegs Butter,
800 sulheis yellow Corn,
500 DO. ~ G. %.
SO 60 Rye,
500 WI. SoaI Leather.
Tons Hollow Ware.
do. Logwood,
10 Kegs Fig and Twils Tobacco,
~ 5-iks Cur and wrought Nails,
Aug 81: 9D
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-31
FAST SERMON.

1h Kew. Mr. Beaman's Sermon delivered
at the Mesting Houie of The Second Par.
Nh 10 Portland, Aug 2oth, on the location of
tue N9flo1sI fgg, IS publiihed and for tale az
the Book fore Of
HYDE. LORD & co.
dug 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-31
PETER OLIVER ALDEN, MOdsratsr.
DANIEL GIVEN, 7o-Da clerI.
AT the fame meeting the following Address
pahed unanimously -

a. th1 AaAlt meeting the lOHOWlnB 1uuiG ia
pafed unanimously -
To tbs Hon. EIs0zer W Ripley, 7oaoiBan Page,
Gs9 Ebseszsr Poor, SeaafsTS Of tie Dgyies of
CszbevkasS and Oxfoyd
The inhabitants of Brunfwick IN legal Town
meeting afiembed on Monday the l7th day
az AGgulf A. D. '8Is, after having (esn the
various modes offered by the Committee Of
Conference from the Houle Of Reprefenta ives
to the Senate through their Committee for the
choice of Electors Of Preident and Vice Pre-
hdent of the United States are alarmed at the
pertinacious adherence of the Senate to par
tial and unequal mode of choolng Electors,
whereby a majority of the people are liable to
be overuled by the majority contrary TO the
fPirit and letter Of the Contribution and the
principles of republican liberty.
That this Commonwealth may have voice
ia the next election of PRECEDENT and Vice Pre-
tdent, manly and JUN concurrence ofthe Sen
are with the Houle of Representatives ia want
ing +; and this town hereby call upon you to
cooperate with them by your belt eXertions
and procure concurrence of the Senate with
the Houfe ia fome one Of their proportions.
In this day Of peril and difficulty for The pub
c good your belf lervices are required. To
fife the voice Of the people and deprive them
Of their elective rights would be itride at
ufurPation too alarming for us 10 behold in Fl.
lence and TOO fragrant to De borne
We cOnfider the proposition made by The
Hcufe, fair, honorable aud couftitutional and
we are forty TO ahert that the relolves of the
!SeoaIe do not appear 70 us to be OF that char
acter.
If our liberties 70 dearly purcaaled by the
blood and trealure OF our Fathers mu(t be loft,
we mof hncerely hope and fsrvenily pray
that they may never be dsGroyed under the
forms of Judicial, nor Legislative proceedings.
Vcfef, That four atte1ed copies Of The above
address De made out by the Town Clerk, and
that one Be forwarded by the Selectmen 70
each ofthe above named Senator's. and one 10
the PSshdent OF The Senate to be laid before
that body.
true Copy, Affss,
DANIEL. GIVEN, TSzva Cls.k.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-31

ed themfeives totally unworthy Of the cert
dszee Of free people.
RsrsIvs5, That we will hold ourfelves 10 rea-
dinefs 10 obey the orders of our commander ia
chief in repelIing any invaGon Of our flores, or
TO aid the civil authority in executing the laws
RsfsfgsS, That we will eIert ourleIves by
every conitilutionsl and honorable me4iure TO
affect change Of our national rulers, that peace
commerce and free trade may be enjoyed with
all liberal and civilized nations, and by all pof
hble means fecure and prsssve the raioa Of the
States.
ReIoiveS, That from the foregoing confde-.
atIoDs, and from belief that only when life or
liberty are jeopardized, the rulers of nation
are completely juithed in declaring Wzr-2nd
a. the great auilenhbIe czufes Of the prefent,
are removed by Britain herlelf, and a. AMIGA
bic adjultment Oft the only remainir- difficulty
Is now offered, il is the inperious duty Of our
government to fufpend holiilities and negoci-
ate promptly and without delay, and relsore the
bleiiings Of peace to a brace, but abufsd and
fuifering people.
PETER OLIVER ALDEN, Alodsystv.
DANIEL GIVEN, 7e-Da CIerE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-31
Sbipptng 5IntflIigenrf.
ExtrHd from The journal Of tbe PrjVatefr
Te6Ser.
Snndan, Anp. O, I8I

SUNDAY, dug. 9, 1919.
AT A. M. faw A fail from the matt head
bore down for her at half pah nine,
| boarded, and made prize of hcr--lhe
proved to be the Britith brig Peter Wal6o,
Capt. X. w. Herbert, from New Cattle,
bound TO Halitax-ient prize matter and
men on board and ordered her in.
Sunday aug. I6-Half paft g A. M. faw a
fail to acknowledgement to be an armed
ichooner, flowing Q ports on fide, and
under Engliih colours-made all fail in
chace-Monday ~, half pah p. NJ. came
| up within gun ihot and fired fevera fnot;
| at p. NJ. The ran on fhore with all fail fet
manned our boat with 6rit lieutenant &
men, who went on board, and in half
an hour got her under way without any
material damage except lois of Tudder
HE proved 70 be the Venus. from ST. Chrif-
TOPPER, bound to Quebec, laden with Rum,
Sugar and Molafies-fsnt firlt lieut.. and
men on board.*-I8, A. NJ. faw fail to
wIndward, gave chace, at ! Pm. a flip hove
too, tired a gun 70 leward and hoiaed
Engliih colours, gave her a fhot and hoif-
ed the American Enfgn-fhip bore up s.
continued firing tern chafers-We return
ed the compliment, coming up very faft on
| herquarter at fhe brought her ftarboard
guns 10 bear upon US, and commenced
firing, we returned ker fire and continued
the action for the mott part, till O'Clock,
A. NJ. when fhe truck to US. she proved
to be the Britiih fhip OBorns of goo Tons,
carrying 10 eighteen pound CaTronades,
with muikets, blunderbuffes,& named with
IS men-put two officers and Is men on
board, aud parted company with the
prize zoth inf at P. NJ.
On the zoth, fchooner Venus fpoke of
CaPe-Sable brig Ann, prize to Privateer Sch.
Benjamin Franklin of New York, who had
been boarded by Kings brig, who cur
away her top-gallant- mats aud hove Der
cables and anchors oven board.
The late Prizemas,er Of Tie Fsirplay re.
ports. that seven American vessels bad been
sent piIzes into 81. Johns, M z. schouuer
from Dublin. brig from Gibraltar, ship
from Waterford and another from Liverpool;
the ships Lydia aud Triton, btigs RollA and
Nancy
Five frigates, and tie Antelope Of so
guns, have left newfoundland, on cruises.
The Antelope has captured the ship Acas.
"a, Louis, Of New Bedford, from England,
and ship from Liverpool, with dry goods,
belonging to Baltimore.
Besides the above several vessels. among
them the sch. Falcon, had been sent III Tor
%resch OF the Orders in Council
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-31
Trade and Commerce.

GOuLflCIU TUL~ GTiH (ON4NfCf 4 G
five may Judge from the number Of
entries and clearances of Spanish, Por-
tugusse and Swedish vessels in South.
Elm ports, neither the farmer, mechan-
ic or merchant in that section OF the
Union experience much III any incon-
venience in consequence Of the annihi-
lation OF northern commerce by reason
Of the war. Sill Madison's tools and
officers, IN this quarter, consider 1t as
liule short of treason for any one to ex-
press the least doubt Is to the wisdom
and expediency Of the policy Of the adj
ministralion. Such is the hberfy and
equally Of modern democracy.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-31
II stray HORSE

Of dark brown color, white hind feet.
- trots all; came into e>enclolare OF the
IuhGcraber the It'll 1.-THE owner H. defred
70 prove property, pay charges and take him
away CRISPUs GRAVES.
FakaslfE. dry 81. 1874
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-31

THE fubleriber hereby gives public notice
= TO all concerned, thar she has been duIv
appointed and has taken upon herleIf The truil
of Adminiitratrix on the eazts Of
GEORGE BAILEY, JUN.
late of Falmouth, in the county Of Cumber-
land, hosiewright, deceafed, by givine bond
as the law direefs-lhe therefore requells all
perions who are indebted TO the fsid deceafed's
eiate, 10 make immediate payment; and thoie
who have asy demands thereon. 70 exhibit the
fame 70 DOLLY BAILEY.
May "a, 1919.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-31
Singing School.

iuolelloer PfoPoies 70 open School
Tor, IAItruttng young ladies and sentIS-
Sacred AuEc,
provided fuffeiens number of fub(criber.
can be obtained. Hisfchocl will commence on
the 18th September next, at Columbian Hall
He recommends to fuch as intend favorin,
him with their patronage, TO procure thes
Middleiex Collection, 1t being the mon appro
we'd book now in uie.
SuoicriptioH papers are left al Mr. jeremiah
Kimball's more in Middle flreet, aud az The
Bookkore of Mefrs. Hyde, Lord & Co.
WILLIAM DAVIS.
Portla ID, Aug 81,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-31

Portla ID, Aug 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-31

: On the 10th, fchoonsr Venus fpoke of
CaPe-Sahle brig Ann, prize to Privateer Sch.
Benjamin Franklin Of New York, who had
been boarded by Kings brig, who cur
away her top-gallant mats aud hove Der
cables and anchors over board.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-11-09

THE selectmen Of the town Of POrtla+
give notice, that they have corrected The
List Of Persons qualified 10 vote for Repre-
sentatives in General Court and Congress,
and posted up copies Of the same At the
NJ 4ine Fire and Marine Insurance Office, Al
the oihce Of Samuel Freeman, Esq and al
tha house Of James Burnham, ESQ. ana that
they will attend at said Freeman's office, "a
receive evidence Of HE qualifications IF per.
sons whose names have not been entered
thereon. o. Tuesday next, from nine 10 ten
o'clock n and on Wednesday 1lth inst.
from nine to ten A. VI. and from four u hte
p. NJ.
SAMUEL FREEMAN, Chairman
Nov ), 1872.
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Aim ANACKS FOR 1919.
TOR Sale BY the groce Dozsn or lpKle 4.
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ign OF the Bible, the Farmers, CierFymzn's
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their cunOm fhaIl be fuppled with auy OF he
above articles on as good ,erms ashley can be
had eiiewhere N the United States
JUST PUBLISHED
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La1reHS Ran5ay, Price as cents bound. This
work 10 Highly recommended, but the rapid
sale Of the two fra Editions, sufficiently e.
vince rs merir. The whole of the fecond edi-
iion was dIipofed Of by The puSlifler before
the printing was completed, but as few have
circulated ia this Diffict, we pFefume thar e
least few from every town in this vicinity
will call az the bookhofe Of n. r. & Co and
procure them.
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Of all kinds kept conaantly for faie BY large or
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Uoi'ed States Of Anle' led DIsniet q .l1zirs.
BY virtue Of warrant from the honorable
David Sawah, esquire. Judge Of The MS.
trict Court of the United States far the Dis.
triot aforesaid, ] hereby give notice that
shalt expose and self IL Public Auction. AMI
% The highest bidder, on Monday the twen-
" third day of N0vember uext, III of tie
clock Ia The afternoon, a 1homaston. at a
place called Owle-HeadJ he schooner Ssl.
ty, Of SAID Thomaston, about twenty tons
burlhan, with her Tackle, APPAREL add flrni.
ture; which have been Seized, Libeled AID
Iecre1d forfeit for breach w tie law, nfth..
United States. JESSE PAGE, y lHarsh4k
TAOmaston, Oct 29lh 1919
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-11-09
OF BIDDEFORD, AND
OF HEBRON.
FELLOW-CITIZENS,

presented with the of three Gentlemen Candidates
for Vice ensuing election
whose standing Society ente them your
Support
Mr. well of the Electors having
repeated suHges many
reputation advantage his politics
fders deeply impressed with evils
present seriously
change necessary produce
PARIS Esq Hebron County Judge
of Of County, part
of the District Gentleman deserving full Confidence lie
qud with and wishes Of the peOly impressed with
fng the nation, and he necessity Of change Of the President
reputable of BidaeGd County
has political party called Republicans and hitherto las
and leading His knowledge of Commerce.
qualities him Judge Of the of the administration respects
interesting subject full ready to say
brother republicans there something wrong
public willing f prosperity
another
efficient republican, DE WIT CLINTON, Of A~Yort.
gentlemen Of
changeand agreed that De WGr CLINTON City
Unanimous support receive the
Of nearly the New England Maa-
chuse will unquesonby may tie
talents and Of distinguished employed for the
good his country unrestricted Commerce
In the firm belief and hope that is elected prosperity Be again
restored and impressed with necessity importance election the fed
es have presented UNION earnestly Repb
can Brethren look with weigh in Ills trans
action, convinced good County oect view rive
their hearty and firm pPOnd Union begun, serve to bury in
everlasting oblivion all long sper
edbereno the family ought interest and one
in view NATION May tendency to restore to j.
e bessngsof harbinger our future glory and Drsr
PACIFTCUS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-11-09
Thomas Chaaw & Co.

Ne I, CssfrGI ReTVe,
ILAVZ jan received % Czik' Of Ga, ga lOd
"A and POD fine Engliih Role Nails-6 inch
Spike. and : inch Deck NaiIs--G 8, and I
OTIS Tin and Sheet Iron Tea Kettles-Sauce
Pans, different hzes-5 doz Is and e inch
German Steel Handlaws Iron Coffee Mills
Uarpenters Rules, tJ's tTr
Aya-5ein and Sewing Twins-cod and all
other kinds Of Line, Of their own nanufac-
lure, kept Conaantly for fae
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-11-09
IN MASSACHUSETTS PROPER

IN Mn OOANL1Oo LS > MI l. N
In Suffolk District, the Hon ARENAS
Ward, is elected without opposition.
In Essex North District, that inflcxi-
bic and venerable patriot, Timothy
Pickering, is elected by an overwhelm-
ing majority.
Es8e.r South District-[ 10 to7vns.
Reed. Growing shleld. Strong. Gerry.
24O3 1877 26l3 1851
Norfolk Dis;r1c: -[complete.
RHggles. Seaser. Strong. Gerry.
$3.50 2O62 $3.50 32i5
Plymouth DiStrtct-[l7 TOWNS
Baylies. Turner. Strong. Gerry.
1888 2lO9 $500 1912
DIfddleser District 50 fozvns
The votes IN Is towns stand thus -
Stearns Richardson. Strong Gerry.
1865 1855 2273 SI45
III Worcester South--[27 to7vns
IL Is towns the votes are thus -
Brigham. Houe. SDoEg. Gevy
1853 1867 2O22 2246
IN Worcester North District, Mr.
Bigelow is re. elected by large major
ity.
The returns, SO far as they have been
received, from Berkshire and Barnsta-
bic Districts, are favorable 10 the cleo
ton of the Peace candidates. These
Districts, at present, are represented by
War-Hawks.
Seaver, Widgery, Cuts, Turner, and
Green, advocates Of War, are Iot re-
elected.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-11-09
CUMBERLAND CONVENTION

Alta convention Of delegates from anubr Of towns III the county
OF Cumberland holden agreeab notice Portland on the 9Th
OF NOV INST Tor the purpose onamng candidate for an Eector Of
President and Vice President for the first Eastern Circuit Hon
SAMUEL FREEMAN, chosen Chairman and ELISHA P Cur
tER, Esq. Secretary
1t was voted that the delegates here assembled deeply impressed
WI" the Importance Of selecting candidates for Electors Of P
oeht and VICE President of and honour friends Of
peace ard Onion take the liberty of recommending to their fellow
citizens Of Cumberland the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-11-09

PIGS I49S 1859 24S5
Mr.. Kings plurality IS 672.
SECOND DISTRICT -l2 fo7vna.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-11-09
SLXT'H DISTRICT,-8O to7yns.

In the Alb District, Mr.. Head declin-
ed being candidate, and all the Friends
OF Peace united in giving their suEra-
ges for A6iel Wood, Esq who received
an almost unanimous vote in this dis
trict.