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.Ac7y-Jerscy Election.

We hear that Monmouth and Hun
terdon counties. in New.Jcrsey having
returned Federal majorities, that state
will, for the first time these many years
hsvca Federal Governor, Council, AS
sembly, Representatives 20 Congress,
ard electors of President and Vicc-Pre-
Journal.
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last Official act was done, and the
sympathy which his situation excited
in the hearts of polite, and learned
audience, rendered the whele scene
greatly interesting and solemn. At
Ter IS years spent in the faithful
service of the esllege, the inereas-
ing infirmities of the President.
have prompted him to resign bis Of
fee. Few men have done more to
increase the literary reputation OF
our country than DIR. Smith. His
writings will be monument to his
praise, more durable than marble or
brass.-In his retirement lac takes
with him the applause and affections
Of his numerous pupils, and the best
wishes Of all who know him.
After the degrees were conferred,
the following oratioas were pro-
nOuBced.
An honorary Grafton by Mr.. Lee,
Of South Carolina.
The Valedictory Grafton by MIR.
Wickham, Of Virginia.
After prayer. the Assembly were
dismissed with the usual benediction
On the day after the commence
ment, the board Of trustees OF the
college, waited in a body, on DR..
Smith. for the purpose of taking an
affectionate and respectful leave o.
him as President of the college. On
this occasion, DR.. Woodruff in the
name of the trustees declared to
the President their tender sympa-
thy on The infirm state OF his health
their gateful sentiments towards
him for his long and faithful servi-
ces and assured him that, although
they took leave Of him in his ofhcia!
character as President Of the cot,
lege yet as individuals he might de-
pend on their sincere and lasting
friendship. To these the President
made suitable reply, and each mem
Der Of the board taking him by the
hand, gave him an eifectionate fare
we'll.
We are extremely happy to have
It in our power to inform the public,
that the Rev. DIR. Ashbel Green, OF
the city of Philadelphia. who on the
resignation of DR.. Smith, was nnaa-
imousiy elected President OF the col
Iege, has declared his acceptance OF
the Office. BY resolution Of the
board OF trustees DIR. Green will be
indicted into bis office. at Princeton,
on Wednesday, the 18th day Of No
vember next at eleven o'clock A. Nj.
The ceremonies OF induction will be
in the Latin language, after Which
it's expected. that the President will
deliver to The audience, coayened On
the occasion, an inaugural GRAFTON in
the English language.
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FOR SALE,

A hkeiy NIiatto Bog, about twenty
years old, accustomed 10 work on a
iarm--he is sold for no iault. Enquire
OF the Printer.
October Is. st
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THE FRIENDS TO
PEACE, UNION. e COMMERCE,

no FOREIGN Alliance,
Are requested to meet their Delegate
10 the late Convention a. Staunton--os
Tuesday the Goth Instant, being the Sc
cond day of Fairfax Court, at Fairfax
Courthouse, for thS purpose Of recciv-
ing their report.
October ~
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a WOMAN Of good character who can
cook, wash aud do the work of family.
There are no small children.-InQn:rs
of!he Printer.
Oct. /.
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DIED, i'll Lexington, Kentucky, Mrs.
CHARITY BRYAN, formerIya resident Of
this place. aged 40 yearx-belovcd and
respected by all who knew her.-She has
left numerous circle Of friends and ac-
oua!ntapccs to dcplorc her loss.
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Dispatches were on Saturday sent Of
from Lord Castlereagh's Office for Ame.
rica.- They will be conveyed from Fal.
mouth in the Sw,tsure packet, under u
flag of truce 1ime..
Further Ertracts o.mo,row.
WASHINGTON CITY, Oct. II.
Letters from the Mississippi Ter.
ritory rs late as the Goth of Sep
TENDER, state that the Chiekasaw.
Cherokee, and Choctaw Indians, are
determined to remain friendly to tho
United States.
SAVANNAH, Oct. 8.
Erfr0c: efa letter .from St. Aary's dat.
ed October 8.
Poor Capt. Williams is dead, and
Col. Newman has had an engagement
with the Indians, and killed Is, and lest
only one man himself--hc was ON his
march to their town--it ksppcued in
pine barren, in the day tine, ard their
numbers were stated to be about equal,
but at night the Indians returned 20 tho
attack with their numbers doubled, but
eel. Newman had dispatched expresses
to col. Smith for reinforcement--ue
have not yet heard of the result of the
second attack.
Col. Smith has retrsa,ed to the
Block House on 81. Johns.
Yesterday all express arrived here
with information that 1000 men are on
their march from the upper counties to
this place-God grant they may soon
arrive.
DIED, i'll Lexington, Kentucky, Mrs.
CHARITY BRYAN, formerIya resident Of
this place. aged 40 yearx-belovcd and
respected by all who knew her.-She has
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Travellers, take care !
Three Hundred Dollars Rcscard.

Il H!tC l1uUUICV DUttuS y A<tttoi lie
r HAD stolen, from behind the stage,
X between Alexandria and Occoquan
Mills, twelve miles FROM the former, *
four from the latter, my Trunk. 1t was
cut OF few minutes before daylight,
last evening. This Trunk contained a
number of valuable papers ct public
and private nature, quantity Of cIo,1'-
ing, among which was marine officers
full dress uniform. pocket ADD memo
rsndum cook. The pocket book con-
tanned Virginia Bank Notes 20 tae a.
mount OF One Hundred Dollars also
Drsft on the Petersburg Bank, issued
from the Bank Of Washington, for two
Hundred Dollars, drawn in my favor,
date and nunbsr not recollected. Tie
above reward vii! be given for the de-
lection of tire villain and restoration OF
the property, or TIVE Hundred Dollars
will be paid for the property aloue.
ALEX. SEWER.
Occouuan Mills. Oct. 10 ct
Wanted toPurchase or Hire.
A BLACK MAN SERVANT. For
one that can come we'll recommended
generous price will be given. Apply
to the Printer.
Sept. Is, d.
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= PROGRESS OF Christianity.
The British and Foreign Bible Society
held their 9Th anniversary on tho 9th Of
May 1912. The ,Eecting consisted of
from 2 to 5000 persons, amongst whom
were many Ut the first characters both in
family and in talents in Great Britain
4 scene Of greater harmony and chris
tian benevolcncc perhaps never was be-
fore exhibited. BY the returns made
81 tat occasion it appeared that $500
Biacs and 70,7S3 Testaments were is
sued ~ TIC Societies during the preced-
rs ycar--bcsiIcs an immense number
c.. .ulatcd abroad by the aid of the Soci-
aty--lhu within that period seventy new
auxiliary Societies had been added to
those aircady forned-that the net in
CONE Of the year was Gt5,532, and
the expenditure s46,550 ! And this
IS the people whose friendship and
intercourse we have exchanged fer
tho smiles Of bloody, inidcl Frsnce-a
nation who have made puo;ic, solemn
Remuneration Of their f.itr-vho have
de,hroned their God, burnt their BIZ
Dies and shut up thei: churches-wi,ose
convention, on the Strs OF September,
l792, received with loud applause a
company of youths who appeared at its
bar, and declared that they detested
God-that, instead of learning the scrip
:ures, they learned the declaration of
rights, and made the constitution their
catechism !"
1t is stated in the Aurora, that lieut..
col Miller, the hero of Brownstown,
has been exchanged tor captain Dacres,
late of the Gucrriere. Col. Miller will
DC attached to the 9Th U. S. infantry.
The finger Of Heapen.-Pending the
question of war, the people of the west
ern states were JEALOUS for that measure,
almost to q mau. The kentucky dele
cation to congress, seven III number,
were all clamorous for war, and all voted
forit They had no fellow feelings for
The inhabitants of the sea coasts. The
destruction of their commerce, the cap
ture OF their ships and cargoes, and the
exposure OF their opulent cities and
towns, they viewed in prospective with
cold.healtsd Indifference. When the
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Binns With more than his usual saga
city, remarks, that American papers in
opposition 10 American principles and
interest, may at any time be extended
by foreign bride. This conclusion I've
probably arrives at by kind Of logic,
Which NAV in one sense be called rea-
soninp hrio-i. IIc has TO doubt in the
Course q his erteaSive reading, met
with a confidential letter from theTrcnch
Charge des Atf4ircs, then in this coun-
try, to count dc Vergcnnes, the French
minister for isreign afairs--ln which he
regrets that at that time it WAS dangerous
to ATTEMPT Informing The PEOPLE Of The u
nned STATES through the hu6lc taters,
ard suggests the necessity of devising
some other way Of disseminating French
principles. Perhaps too, he may have
heard OF a million of dollars brought in
10 this country in roleaus of gold by
Mons. Genet, and by some unacconnta-
bic msans expended in the UnitedStatcs,
without arg Jody's eUer hcOi:g seen @
doAar of il
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ALEXANDRIA.
MONDAY, October ls.
/" 70 STEW
40 SHEw
THE VERY AeH s BoBY OF THE TIMR
dis FORM AND PRESSURE.
THE CITY ELECTION

In Philadelphia has terminated in IA
vor of the Democratic Ticket, by ma
iority of about one hundred vo!es.-lt
appears that even this small majority
was obtained by the most disgraceful
means. The Gazette states that many
who had never paid taxes, nor even been
assessed according to the law, were al
lowed to vote for the democratic ticket
while some of the most respectable
citizens prepared to vote on the oppo-
site side, were by the intentional throng-
ing of the doors and windows, and other
such expedients, excluded from the poll
1t is also stated that motley crew of
al nations, consisting of nearly two hun
dred, and headed by foreigner, and also
a company Of United ststes troops, after
parading through the streets with drums
and colors, repaired to the election
ground, where no means were lett un-
lricd to in,inidate the federal voters
Upon such ali alarming pTesage of ap-
preaching ruin, let every man make his
own comments.
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1t is stated in the Aurora, that lieut.
col. Miller, the hero of Brownstown,
has been exchanged tor captain Dacres,
late of the Gucrriere. Col. Miller will
be attached to the 9th U. S. infantry.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-27

merchants can do without us, nor we
without the merchants Nov / don't
care nothing about the French or
English, only il 'erc one on 'em, or
both on 'em viii use us well, am will
ling 10 use them we'll that's all his
puts me in mind Of what Father told me
when Mr---sct UP MS new grist
mill--he gotta PARCEL VI the ntighbors
some how or Other 10 sly thar Esquire
- took more than laful toll al lis
mi!l-and father ai..G gteiet of The
nrighbors use 10 believe Ii, and so they
went 10 Ms milltc get their com
ground, butthry soon found out that
he took more Toll tlian the Esquire, and
the mill stones were SO bad that they
zen most always spoiled Ihc gris.-
and after they md rln Gown the Is
quireS mill so long, they were 50 asham
ed that they would nOl 70 TO Ms
mill after all but moH On 'em found
out at las;, that 'twUuid'n do-and the
rest did SO 10 the Lsquires mill
sometimes, but they wtns silly and
were afraid 10 own il, H,l sooner
than be found out they would SO
sometimes to 'tother mill aud get
cheated in the toll and have thlit
corn spilt-and yet alter all they
said the meal WAS good and the mir
Ier honest and al this out of Will,
YOU see.
Now, thinks | to my IF may be
the head republicans tavc lound out
they have been in the wrong III the
while, but don't like 10 own titus,
like the folks that tried 10 run down
Esquires grist mill md ii that's the
case there's good many / Oe.ieye
who would like to know il
Yours 4 YEOMAN
l., .AtH IAN 1912.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-27

which, at the present day, IT is generally
found, But, in things OF less importance, If
YOU mean 10 hold communion only with spot
less persons, something 70 re will be neces
sary than mere change of place your
qualification must be deferred until you shall
&c received INTO the Seae'a al assembly, and
church u INC fsst barn, which are written 10
Heaven.
Lhsuy, the general aspect of the congre
gatiGn, tie very Air Ct lie place, as well IS
the pubic perform snccs, are such as BY no
means assimu!ate with the solemnty you
now ct This is an objection the force Of
lehieh sn6ti be readily eeknOwil dyed by any
oae who has been 80 nsppy as 20 md in =
.rcmark4bls m@nHer. tic SrIrIt OF Sod move
upon The face Of bis soul, But how far i
ought 10 prevail as an argument for desert
ing tie SPOT where you received baptism,
with your earliest instruction and whei y,
possibly, the immediate basis Of that vet!
sensation which now swels and agitates
your breast was laid, should be subject OF
attentive aud scrupulous eXsmlnali n Who
can tell how far your example my go, TO
ward exciting that, which you .re 50 earn
estly dlsirOus of behOidiTg. Beware Of self
lshness in spiritual things, as vel as tenn
poral, and in this sic " retec,. that charity
consists in giving, not 10 the rich, but 20 the
poor. Why should you throw into cup &l-
ready full, The drop which is SO much need
cd for ,he supply Of deficiency, that is The
cause u such painful regret. X.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-27

dent TO all who have attended 70 lie su1Jec-
your only chance for redress is BY choosing
other men than those who were concerned
i'm this stupendous and compile aed fraud
Ii Is intended BY many towns, and we hope
Will be prsctised by all he towns in Name,
I insert articles IN The warrants for the May
Meet'ng-"to see Ifthe town will petition
The Legislature 10 take measures to obtain
AUST and equal valuation Of the property Of
lie CommoI.we Aith and TO relieve the toWn
tr Y ne heavy pres u,e OF the present valul-
,Hn'-- ~o d. tlst effect.
+Ais u.5aol a1serves inmedi ste and SER.
Gus At snian LINCOLN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-27

holes about IS ldgl rs V OusneI O.,sket
and fill them within tour inches of the
surface, with manure from hogslies,
intermix'd with lime or ashes, two parts
Of the former aud one Of the latter
plant the seeds and cover them an inch
deep with earth taken from q place
where the enemies of this plant have
never deposited their eggs-This prac-
tice lam confident viii produce . crop
beyond the eADtCts ion Of those who
may ~ it Fl. w.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-27
pa exchanging modes and places Of
worship.


worship.
n suggesting a few HATS on the subject
hefe proposed, / shalt confne myself 10 al
ration n our sentiments and feelings, as
NC prevalent cause OF passing from oHe form
iehglon, or from one society f protesting
AausnaRs, under the same form, to another.
where he supposed change OF opinion re-
.ses 10 az essential destincliOn between Two
examinations, change of visible ground
Rcomes evidently necessary. Thus per
soh consclentlously adopting the peculiarly
he AnabaPtlsis, Cannot hold rect com
"ahiCn with other churches because lie
@akes no account of infant baptism, which
Ney allow. But circums ances arc widely
inherent where the subject an view is nor
EssealIsi, but oaly considered 50 by some,
.ha no, by others. In this case, 70. saking
~ external path, 20 which we have been
eeustomed, should be thing Of great de-
+'efatlon and should not be ventufed up
without diligeht and prayerful inquiry
- m briefly notice few Of the difficult
- may he in the way Of continued con
-Sr'oh with our own society.
lou complain Of the preacher. Should he
- WI AhG WHICH Oh DC
- 70 DC corner stone of the gospel, or
z ouad ne represent il In such q manner as
~ Anihk wholly inadequate to lis impor-
then, instead Of rashly and uncharit-
~ -oaadoning him, repsir 10 his closet, aud
- with the spirit Of meekness, inform
VI your embarrassmenls Possibly, he
give you satisfaction if not precisely
sou expected, yet upon some other unex-
= saOaaole ground. Should this, however,
" ,'s obtained the first time, il may the sec.
II y 1he third, and such cause demands
q M.A: must perseyering attention Should
&ls' however, occur 10 remove your dit
- 80 that Conscience imperiously dc
-. separation, take your leave in such
y IS Manner as shall betuken The chris.
- not The partisan.
IN CHARACTER of the Church Is such As
4 ~, S o aac,s that fellowship which you
n zee and manifest wi III thuse 40 whom
are, or propose 10 be related ~
communion. In this respect.
IN ~ open path for YOU 70 follow II
! n . Ir~ss u o5noxious individuals be such IS
"s 70 slrike at tile 100, Of religion.
7. NJ L. spine Of the church be f.ihfuuv
~ Il. anu ior one, should r. jo.ce to
s'he iFcla that l4ngS.d state, IN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-27
M THt

VIE S4bfct:her !, about ~ rior- h:- brF.
ue'i, 'hole TO whom re IS iLjc5 Cd will
pisafe 10 band ID their demands. aad receive
their pay, aud thrie 81; are Indebted, are ~
qreAed 90 fl-Ce'hl .2.ne by the ,weniie,h oF
lay next, o5 thcr nl.nlnd. VIII I've III wnh
an Attorney ioF collection Vi h.u -s;erve
+Prr 5 \fI.) THOMAS FOsSAtrH.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-27
CULTURE or CUCLM3EFS.

-Nr. &hirlry-Ih ~ Cucumber, lhOugi
not highly nutritious, IS, III Is scaseL,
very grateful and sanitary. ! ta'=
made many experiments 10 find tac
best.way Of producing them and Si',
the following as He result lake bar
zen piece Of ground, fairly exposed to
he snH ana sufficiently mCis.--dih
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-27

The people will now be ali. 70 FEE, IN uar,.
The oPerancn Of The law d,vidiu he aafe me-
Senatorial Diltri6t, There can he No dani,r
OF re e'tton 7f ~ arr0ng II, rhsrefgre.
1pPe@f' ma msJ9r''y of The people 10 this
Commonwe+.h are OPpofed u liar defcrin-
on OF poll 'cIans, who governed ,be 0are Ia
year ; federal governor has been eleI4sd
aud federal Houie Of Representatives viii NJ
elected notwithstanding tie divisioe Of lo,sas
~h'ch va IA ended % insure democrstir
majority Bu' Il j. asCsrtained that We are
TO have democratic Senate. HAT federal Ga.~
10 20 have 70 enc branch Of Il l leri.Ia,u-r .,,.-,
ty Tx democrats and fourteen fe5ersI;Gs
no" has 'hls been contrived By az nuiaq
and unconittHrosal act Tx the Ieg;a, .-.
ftt majority Of the members Of lie t..e
legislature pretend 20 arrogate 70 rhta. stvfs
.ne .It'e o. executive republicans Tie prs
tended Joi IaTr republican. have r-.- +.i.e--
upon majority Of the people. an ,.1,.r.et,r
neutTalized the power Of the r
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-27

\ FRE5H up. Of til, Celsbrs "A Snuff
~ J, received .ur for faie by J9 IN Cos.
~. 4 EA:0o'1< l'.'t. April IL, 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-27
From WaiBingtsn, Ab,ilI4, 1919.

From WqjJmgten, AbyilI4, I.fc..
We have had report here, that DE- paa-
walter General had received z lelter fros, Ar
Barlow, acquaintlng MIN with his success Il,
terminating ieveral points Of a treaty III "a
enoeaVourlng TO effect with The En- serar Ia
poieon but # now appears HAT .here has
peen nothing received from Mr. Barlow ei,hcr
oy Mr. Granger or any Other perisR here.
'ater than the intelligence received 4. Proyi
dence' by capt. Hopkins, which upeed
nothing more than thar Mr.. Ba low had o,en-
Cd communication with the government of
france on the iu' jecl Of our p'u1aered DroD.
erty, and ne eSiitncg AZ LEI De,-.r.
Ot the VII ct Kan 10 ~ 2u-lued ~
Cong 's there Is no clue W thout The walls az
the pa ace KY which hey can lie un-zvetied
he Iafsl1ige1fsr blows hoi and G. \ n he fame
breath. a few days fnce ;hers came our IN
that paper, what was thought "a ba tie Pref
dents hxP''s--'t was candiu and psaufibiy IN
pArtiai-in The fucceediug paper The who.s
ioene was rever ed and IN Tie paps. " tl,,
morning there Is 4 MAMIE no cf WAR
gHnu trgisad, ana 40 alliance. rr 90.
rious :UBMlSSiON % Eaaee Wie~e we
sre driving 20, a ra.icl, Cod nnly k,.v. .
Tor "a he midt ~ al HI "a fusion tie TWO
h0uie' AK o. e,ris aud nm c0mmiuSe
hao been -ttn ny -isst n ercr, % lie lub-
jea
n ater7pt j az ain makiur 10 d-t.rry The
independents u W. Judiciary Dspa meut, w
10 altering ne Conf 'uf'on a. ,ha. the 3udycs
both q ne supreme lad Iafe-iy. C,urt. nav
lie removed trani ofile w. hej Iut address If
the sela.e and Hou ~ Rsl, e.eu a.ives. The
Re'0lVfian tins eEr4 WI. ordered wv IVY wv
tie table and % be poo q. aye. 81. noes sa'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-27
Dangerons Association

Dangcroes Association
The last Register contains y lst,.-
from on S@tveo = POND, Of Casf,e,on
in Vermont, VINO had belonged ~
cir'y in that State { FED the Igosb;,,g
ION BeneV0Ient 'Soclery, bur Lad leCi 1, "a
account Of Its wicked prinerpl.s ana
practices He says, their Driac;nl- Il
ITO proselytc and build up a ha,fy. 81 =
to be able 10 change the presenf Admin
isnalion on, horrible z y. lis ~.
says) is honestly composing rb.. vrrv
vital principles Of the society. and ~
very intention of that combina,fon -
men And. sir, il is what | condemn ,
And after Sylvester Pond condemns.
who Will dare 70 approve Sal Co
Accounts from Florida say, tharthe
government of Amelia island natllT
. taken) is now administered IN the ,,.,,r.
: OF tUe United Ststts-tn., tbe Reeoln-
rlOHlsts had matched against - A.
Justine, but were repulsed, snd ibat J
body CT American troops were march
ing to reinforce them and fun her thar
BODY OF English troops had gone from
New Providence 10 reinforce the garri.
son SO that there seems TO be sonns
probability that We may soon De enga-
ged In war with Eng!9nd, without fbe
formal declaration v ich The InteIlieen.
Ger calls for ibid
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-27

49, towns, 254z 7486 1859 1861
CO Nd Democratic gain, 942!
Eight towns in Maine are ye. 10 be heard
from.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-27

Feit0zy- Cin-eHS 81 Name
You have been most sbonin,bIy imposed
pom N tie late valuation, IS must ~ a,i-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-27
VOteS JOf Governor ~ Name.
1912.

1912. 1911.
Sron8. Gop. Ce,e Gen
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DR. BUCHANAN's
Christian Researches in Asia.

A few Copies Of this valuable and highly in
teresting Work are just received.
ALSO,
Hodgson's Life of Bishop Porteus,
Solitude Sweetcned, or Miscellaneous Me-
citations on various Religious Subjects; by
James Mickle.
More's Practical Piety, or Religion of the
Heart.
Bishop Wilson'S Parochielia, or Instructions
to his Clergy in the Discharge of their Paro-
chial Duties.
Bishop Horslcy's Sermons.
Watts Davies Blair's SCOTS and Saurin's
do.
Bibles, Testaments, and Common Prayer
Books, with all the Hymns, OF various sizes *
bindings.
Classical and School Books, sc.
FOR SALE BIZ
James Kennedy, sen.
April 10. cow.