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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-01
# Prince Of Parma, placentia, and Guas'

of Prince OF Tarma, idCehtia' allu osae.
stella. ss
Ait. S. All the powers engage to en-
ploy their good Offices to cause tobe re-
sspected blythe Barbary Powers. the flag.
and the territory of the Isle Of Elba, Tor
which purpose the relation with. the Bar
barry Powers shall be assimilated to those
with France.
Art. 6. There shall be reserved in the
territories hereby renounced, to his Ma
jestv the Emperor Napoleon, for himself
and his family, domains or rcnt-charges
in the great book of France, producing a
revenue, clear Of all deductions and
charges, of s,5o0.0oO francs. These do
mains or rents shall belong infull proper
ty, and to be disposed Of as they shall
think, fit, to the Princes and Frincesses
ofhis family, and shall be divided amongst
them in such manner that the revenue
of each shall be in the following proper
ton - Francs.
To Madame Mere, 100000
TO King Joseph& his Queen, 100000
10 King Louis, 100000
TO the Queen Hortense and
to her children, 100000
To King Jerome and his
Queen, 5CO,cO0
TO the Princess Eliza, 100000
Tc the Princess Paulina, 100000
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No. ".

The Treaty tetaceen Napoleon and the
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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-01
40 Acres of Land
Lost or Mislaid.

Mgy &C..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-03
A 7rord in Sea/on.

raor Of the Salem Gazette. IN adise[iag tie
H. ~ Of thar commerc al town on The duties
Il, day, makes the following appropriate re-
n-as they are ak applicable to every
ID, we rec,m mend them 20 the attention
- ettors of Portland
: Free trade AMI jaiIor5' Rights !!
ms.. leyen gloomy AMI difmal years
|s.ss. i've been cut off from the purfuits Of
skv. IN by your Rulers, -you have been
Pha "a and opprefed by 4" EMBAR
- that oyerleaped the bounds Of
in +. ntional power, by Commercial
/ III ~mions and by WAR. You have
/ u9ss bjuAed by the falfe pretences, thar
kh& wss made for Commerce and SaiI9rJ'
- --the War has ended and left
sh,us behind it but bitter inheritance
Su,a. KS and buthens
sugs ii ALoRs 7! MECHANICS shbqvrigbt5 !!
HASA II !! Riggers {! Ho4jsrUrtgbts .! Maf-
is as Irackmen : $aiimake,s /! You
Wv tried Federahjm AID Dem9cra.
Id fssaru have taltea the fweet and the Bit
ou have tried your bane and anti
Esgn.A Remember the good old days of
aArAasis4 profperity, when we were all I" in
|gaA saa tide of fuccefsful experiment =
iour buGn7(s, profpe6ts, and do
ls.haas happiness fouriihed - when no
uahmal rimnledyou axe, hammers, flaws,
|nb - bplenenls OF honourable induftry
+ ii uAatre then all comfortable aud ma
|uy. mnsa ifPENDENT how fad has besn the
asr ulis III the gloomy reign of Democracy
aIsuAs'thavs been your fuferings exam
|nrsAsr Day 6aots and Ledgers from
bsssfo Sol, and compare them with
swdlsgHf 1893 and 1914 -for the lat sew
nldha your charges would hardly pay
|lphrne blank books Democracy has
aBOSs you to crut of bread only !!
bkaOzvn BY its fruits i!
AAm RALSTS! Dleiples Of Wash
M! Friend5 Of Peace and Cam.
hahns Navy /! Enem'es Of Vars,
nfS, Gerymandsrs and facobinj(m :
aHsF ve up the Ship ,trike not Y our
Flee not, like towards, as MADl
at bladeufburg On MON
1rning, when The o:il rings, turn
pas oUrl TURN OUT!!!
n,dR fward &c the polls as BARNEY's
~" nt into action, upon trot ~
Ell day, let no man difgracefuiy
Ce'a inns and Humber in falfe fecur
100, lei US all with one heart and one
|aedHr ONE forward with our whole
\ 81 aid we fhail furely be crowed
I sp@ oRIcUs VICTORY.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-03
For Sale. or TO be Let.
THE following defcribed REAL ESTATE,

THE following defcribed REAL ESTATE, the
property OF Portland Bank viz
That large three Rory brick houfe garden and
cut buildings, now occupied by Hugh MLeisu,
El4
A large brick three fory houfe on back areee
formerly occupied by Jon. Bryant, Jun With he
garden and out buildings.
That large hcule occupied by Capt Daniel
fucker. on King flreet, with a large garden and
OUT buildings,
Part Of The large brick Aoure formerly occupi-
ed hy Mr. Eben. Slorer, now occupied by Niiia
Martins
A large brick fore at the head of Union Wharf
alfo, one fhare in faid wharf and LOT and hatts
at the head of faid wharf 80 by 81 feet
a large Tor of land on Spring ltreet, formerlv
owned by Woodbury. Storer Rtq
A lot of land en- STATE itreet 70 by 80 feet
9 acres CT 8 COW rights of land IN common or,
Noun, Joys neck
"a ! acres Of land near horle tavern, formerly
owned by Meffs, J9feph M Lellan u on.
Lot of land on Summer areet SO by us feet.
ihare 10 Long Wharf.
2 lois Ct and on Mounjoys neck
! lot Ct land. No S, WaihIngt on-Greet.
! do No 20 Dc do
i do ~ No IS, Dc do
~ of the land and fats and one halt of Prehles
Wharf, with The whole of the llo-e OF he f.iae.
part q Tying wharf and ha,s VITA I of the
wharf ending from PEBBLES What
That large brick house and fable Row occupi.
ed as tavern by Mr.. Dnimore.
March n, 1915.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-03

we have given an account OF the cap
ture OF Fort Bowyer, and hope il is the
last event oil the kind We SHALL have 10 no
uce- Tho there may be some who are de
lighted with the details Of battles lost and
gained, and asceraining how many OF thei'
fellow beings have been legally murdered /;
1t is believed that a majority OF the commu
nifty will be better pleas with the incidents
attending revival of Commerce and an
encouragement. OF Agriculture and manu-
fact0res, than they are with the art and SCI
ence of human butche.y h0weYer success.
fully it may be- carried on
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-03

- dsbf and fares 2 These are nor
81. and measures Of Gov. Strong and
rs -, ; they belong TO those who
him. Iris the Dexteri'es and the
.sbo compose their ticket that are the
! and cause of that flood OF calamity
IN which, like flood has overtiowed
ronotry for many years past. It IS
i such mems being in power that
- bren involved in a mad and foolish
I, which the country has been depr-
q many and important privileges IN
'T,;sheries and Commerce, had 10 pay
tTar, Shop Tax, Stamp FAX, and
o,her. together with host OF new
.ueh as q tax on Hats, Boots, Furni-
v;th almost every other article which
4 either for fool OF raiment. 1t the
8 &c Portland like to have the proceeds
Is hard earnings taken from them
way. they will withhold their votes
eoy. Strong, because he is not the
of them, nor approver of the con
IL those who are and they will give
votes 10 The man who ID 81 pporled by
IL % which, he says, " he does nor De.
though he pretends TO approve OF
measures, end well he may, for he has
Ia many I" fat fee" from those who
q MEYER have been under the necessity
Es,,aying LAWYERS had it not been for
!. sn- Intercourse, embargoes and War
1those, who love Embargoes, War and
w;ll yo,e for the Dexter Ticket
Ewho love Peace, Commerce and Pros.
! uiIl give their votes for the reelcc
real EB STRONG, tie friend Of
mole, the companion and disciple oil
sh+loycd and veneraltd WASHING TON
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-03

mitei 20 return home by making a special hp
Dlication--hut that no cartel with the men could
De cent ill the Admiral arrived. ai
The officers aud crews ofthe Endymion and
Pomone were much at variance on the subject
Of The o. pfure of the President; those of the
Former claiming The whole merit of the capture,
and The latter denying it--and several dispu. es
among the officers, and quarrels among the men
had taken place ashore.
About month previous TO Capt Osgood's
sailing from Bermuda, Lieut.. Wright, of the
Roval NAVY first msulted, and then challenged
% fight Mr. Price, midshpmsn of the Presi
dent. Mr.. p. did not hesitate to accept ,he
challenge, and met him a, the time and place
spponted; but M. w. had very prudently TAX
en- the precaution 10 have Cons able there in
lime 10 prevent the effuslon Of blood. Both Of
them were bound 20 keep The peace. Thus the
flair ended
Chatlesfoa. March 1.-THE British frigste
ManeIaus Capt, DIX, in days from Cumber
land Island, anchored off he bar on We duesday
evening, and yesterday morning 1t. Crease came
up from her, ia order 10 recei.e such British
sesmen still remaining here.
We learn that AID CockrAne, arrived st Cum.
berland Island in the Tonnsnt, "a, from Mobile
Bay, on he IN inst. having LET, Al. Malcolm
IN command. He had not heard Of the Peace
until he arrived ut Cumberland the Whiting
schr, was immediately despatched to Admiral
Malcolm with The WIS, anu " Il orders 20 with.
draw all his forces from that quarter. Il was
unders ood that Mobile had been { ken by $40, m
and afterwards evacuated. ID. Cochr4ne had
proceeded for Bermuda and Ad C0ckhurn was
10 follow immediately, with all hls force The
British troops h,d all gone on board their YES
sells from Cumbei lad.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-03

however, 10 give s t0the lerlings
OF the party, who yoct-ro te ag large in the
streets.
Jacobinism i've ana grow y lies and
deceit. 1t Is 4lw .oPi1us III promise
In anolh.N year we sAai PROBABLY be assn
red, among other things, tina. # we will on
ly have their men 10 rule over US, every
SPECIES OF intolerance shall be done away -
tipping shops shall be osencd at every cor
Ter ;--the tyraunical laws Tor biGing un
necessary labour and travel on the Sabbath
aud requl"inr that That day be rememb cred
and Kept holy, shall be repealed ;-and no
man Shall be molested tor taking the name
OF the Lord his Sod il vain nor for BIAS
phemlng the majesty o. Hea"en to his hearts
content. such are the fruits oil lacobinic
principles. fhe cause ffourishes by To-
meallns ana ipfaming the worst passions
aud propensiiies OF the human heart. Al
ready even he election Of tythihgmea has,
III some towns, dawn forth damocratic op.
position and we shall soon sce the whole
parly, shouldet to shouldei, most resolute-
~ opposing every attempt TO reform the
morals OF the mmuni,y-Persevere, cit
lzen Jacoblns, and you will ere long under
NINE the social tabiick A few more ef-
iorts, and then, huzz4 down comes the
whole pile OF Laws, aud checks, and res.
trains together. But let me remind YOU oil
saying Of the celebrated Cardinal Monk.
" Hell broke loose is far more lnisCiatyous
than the Devil himself"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-03

THE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice to all
concerned that he has been duly appointed s.
taken upon himfeif the trult of Administrator on
the e(late of WILLIAM SIMMONS late of Port.
land 10 the county of Cumberland, mariner deeeaf-
ed by giving bond as the law drects-He therefors
requels all perions who are indebted to the fsid
deceafeds ela,e TO make immediate payment and
thofe who have any demands thereon, to exhibit
the fame to EZlKIEL Day.
March Soth 1915.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-03
GAZETTE
PORT OF

entrances and CtcGfUIoeS ~ ne CuSt07R-HCuSe Sttce
our iaSt.
MTch17, sch. Retrieve, , wood, fiom Boston
= sch. Hare, Sawyer, Boston.
%, slocp aurors, J hns3n, from Bos Ga,
CIEARANCEs.
27, sCh H4z Hr, Had.ock, VI ID eserl.
=" SCI. Ea.e' IL, Cry, fJe B4Lrmo.e.
g. sicoP Messeagrr, Turkey, ioI Boston.
:" sIooP Union, l. ,ng, Tor Boston.
"sIoop Ca,harIne, Harding, for Brs 81.
g, 0a.qIe RomuIus, NJ ,rgan, N. O leans
90, IS ans, Mcclellan, 5 Crook,
81, orig Ago, james Lunt, foe ". |.
bai que Midas, Lee. 10. Boston.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-03
NolaDS'
April 3, 1915.

rs o. alate date from France have
a'cd by an arrival at Baltimore
4saux' but they are oflittIe or no
he report from Holland, men
~ last, thar the Congress a. vi
accomplished The business for
"a Sohseogd tu,ns out to be Nor
ihe 7iaicments in the Euro
~ The final result of this
~ En1pero,s, Kings p inces and
extremely vague and contra
d" rssIn an opinion that the pre-
81 feace OF Europe will not long
W see nothing in the yari-
~ slial looks like serious pre-
~ renewal Of hostilities.
''affassment in which the finan-
os' every nation, on the Conf
nsolved, furnish strong reasons
'<s0rt 10 war Tor the present.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-03
Portland. Narsb 80, 1915

I HE fubfsriber hereby gives public notice to
i all concerned, thar ihe has been duly ap.
pointed and taken upon herfeIf the uuf of an
exeeu Xix of the Ian will and telfament of BEEJA-
MIN WEBSTER, lse of Portland in the county
of Cumber and, Houfewrght, deceafed, by giving
bond a. the Law directs fhe therefore requeiis all
perlons who indebted to the faid deceafed es-
tate to make immediate payment /; and ,hofe who
have Any demands thereon, to exhibit the fame TO
MIRIAM WEBSTER.
March, 3orh, 1878.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-03
IRA GRAY,

B4R 3HR,
INFORMS the publick that he has AIKEN ne fhop
N Fore Gree, opPoGte Mefrs T Cba!4Uist IS
Co. where he carries or
The Barbsr's BufneG
in its different branches and fohcits porti of
public patronage concentrate with his endeav-
ors TO please.
EJGent'emen's Boots and Shoes cleaned and
poiiihed III the neae a manner.
April 8. .
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-03
NEWBBRYPoRT, MARCH %.

Sloop Mayhower, Lawson, from this port 70,
he Eastward, which sailed last Dec. and he
crew of the sch. PIatof, Capt. Barber. which
sailed from n Carolina for this port, in ] y.
last, were DO long since considered as mis-
sing vessels: but letter from Cap. h, announc.
rs that the Ma flower ar. at burmuIa. after be.
ing 90 days at ses, All wei. That the piatoh
WIS captured by the Spencer, her cargo take
,u,, tue vessel a5sndoned, and the crew carried
% b, prisoners Of war. The crew 1t the IA.
we're at wo k ashore. not being considered pris-
oners of war. To the relatives Of those IN
board these, vessels, the account Of thelr salt
arrival was truly joyful news.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-03

\AIB the fubfcribers having been appointed by
he Judge IF Probate for he county of Cum
berland, TO receive and examine he CLAIMS Of the
creditors to the easte of WILLIAM SIMMONS,
late Of Portland faid county, mariner, deceafe6,
reprefented inlovent, give notice hat Gx months
are allowed the creditors to bring in and prove
their ella ms ADD hat we fha attend that fervice
at the office of John Rockingham. Efq on the Iais
Sat urday of April, June ADD Augu( next.
TOHN FROTHINGHIM,
LEnI Quincy.
Poyfiand N1rcb go 1915
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-03
SALEM. MARCH 90.


Capt Osgood from Bermuda, Match Is. IN
forms us, that The British had sen, IN lumber
of neural vessels from Amelia islanu--among
The m French ship commanded and owned by
Capt. of the French Navy.
There were shout 800 prisoners at Bermuda.
Con- Evans had info med L. Gallagher, late Of
the President LILA; Tie cfhcers would he pei
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-03

'Hs fuhcriber hereby gives public notice to ali
concerned tina he ha. heer duly appointed
and taken upon hmielf he truli Of Executor of the
lAlt Will and Tettament of LEMUEL TUCKER.
late of Nswg oucefter n the county of Gunner aud.
Woman deceaied, by giving bond "a the law di-
rects-He therefore requeit' ali perfons who are
indebted TO the :ald deceaied eilste 10 make i'm
mediate payment; and hofs who have any de-
m2nds thereof to exhibit The fame TO
JACOB TUCKER.
March Soth. 1875
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-03

ME the fubfceibers having been appointed by
w the Judge of Probate for the county If Cum
bcrand, 10 receive and examine be CLAIMS 0, he
creditors to he elta.e of ELI5hH ELDER tate
of Portland, in the county aforelaid, merchan de-
ceafed reprefented info'velt, give no,ce tha fix
months are allowed the credi,ors TO 5rlng in aud
prove their claims, and hat we ihall attend that
fervice al the Office of Oliver Bray Efq. 90 Mon.
day next. and on the hrit Mone2y of the FIVE fol-
lowing months EZEKTEL Bar,
JAC0B NOTES.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-03

Mr.. Madison, in his proclamation for a
day of thanksgiving and Praise, in rehears-
ing the goodness of The Greal Disposer
OF events" towards this nation, in bringing
the "arduous struggle" for our indeptn-
dence toa happy issue, &C. says
g Du ing The interval witch succeeded. he
E" lne Ores. D4sposer of eyents''] feared lhen,
| Americsnsl INTO he s.reng II. aEd endowed
chem with lie resources, gpktch haze enabled them
asse,; Their national ttgh's, AND 10 sNHANCe
THEIR NAIreNAL CHARACTER, IN tno,ueI did,
duJus coni.C winch is now HAPPILY termn
ated," &.
Is it indeed true that the war which has
Just terminated, without the attaiumtnt OF ;
single object for which il was declared, has
enhanced our national character If, SO, W.
SHOULD be glad 10 learn in wnat manner it
has produced tbs effect,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-03

HALIFAX, MARCH 9-Ar. he Rhods, f Bal
mud, captured on The coast OF IrciAnd, afe, Nshe
had received pilot on board, by the Brutus lrn.
and re-taken 10 days since, by the Buiwark
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-03
To be oold or Let.

a VALUABLE farm lying near the centre Ct
the town Of Wa erfosd in the county Of Or
ford, it being the farm formerly owned by Capt.
H HaPgood iaid farm contains III acres of ex-
ceient land and coniifis Of moving and tlage, 10
well wooded and watersd and ha on it good
orchard and various KIND, Of q uit trees and ALTO
has on Il large barn agood hOuie and csrn barn,
&C. &c.-ferms made known by applying 10
CALVIN FARRAR.
Waterford, March so.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-03
MARSHAL'S SALE.

Y S. IF h1e,fa
DF,i2 Of Maine, G
PURSUANT to a warrant from the Hon. David
sewai!, Elq Judge Of the DiltFid Court of
Maine give public notice that fhail ezpoie and
fell at rrbhc auction to the h'gheit bidder. on
Tueiday the 9Th day Of April next, ar II O'Clock
A M at the di(til houte of Henry ley in Portland
cerr ain Wbas boot, her tackle, ap Psrel aud fur
pure aud ladipg,he fame having been condemned
i'll fzd court
t. G. THORNTON, Moy6H.
Dated at Saco, sIlt Of March. 1915,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-03

Nezu H1ven, March 27--Arr the week past,
ships 2 origs .ch r., aud sioops from the
: d}Enh~A retir, hieut' u heir OOzy beds.
Nezu-Iork, "a, 2T--Ayrtped- The oWtd, 81 ship
Neplun,s, St.ett IRON CDttenburg ana o. u-Js
IRON Lisbon, wrh l.on. goods glass 81 pipe
gin &c. When few d~yS gu, was ooa.ded
u} d sioup Of wsr behl we'd 70 be the W s., a.
tae name of B,akeiy was seen III The book vi the
,o4rdng officer. .4So The Swyd,sIE brig 50.
phia AlEvsin& Dawes, J. dsys tom Amelia
Island, with goat skins, vine br-ndy, hides, cup
peras, alum glass and SO boxes raIsohs Sail
ed CO. % vessels for Southern ports Also lie
Swedish brig DAlke.ien, Borg. II days from
HaufsX, win a iuil cargo Of non, aud steu
LET, ig Legal Tender, and sch nhod sen,
IN by The Spencer and BuiwasA. Lct IA y. ID
vessels loading for Ane lea. Tne,e wee ~
Melville PRISON, l245 american prisoners.
A'exaadr a. Marcel 23.-Our po,t and whsrves
begin 50 resume their wonted aspect. o. Tues
day we had nine arrivals, one tcom Amelia Is
snd, and the rest from northern and easter
ports. Upon this happy and unexoe :, dfeurn
of" Free Trade and Sailors R'gh's, }" W. iean.
iy congratulate The citizens of Alexandra, whose
feelings and interests are deeply c0nce ned
commerce, and upon whom the pressure Of IL.
restriction have borne wi b singular severitj.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-03

The Constellation frigate, Cart. Go dom ar
a. N. York on Sunday last, Left Hampton
Roads 1S.h.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-03
w

Mail Robbed dennis Brasher, Asss.
tant Post Master at Bowling Green, Ken
tucky) has been detected il robblng the
public mail, and committed 10 jail
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-03

burthen 1913 tons completely rugged and fitted
forfea aud calcuIaed for the Wei India trade
The owners of the other 4lhs are now loading
ben with Lumber for w. l. voyage, and the Pur-
chafer Of this quarter will have il at his option 10
be concerned in the voyage or receive charter
of Two dollars per ton month. Terms OF Tale,
CASH z. GREELY, dgesi9nssy.
March oO,b
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-04-03

ta ON 7rsiSay, A9,I zt5 at w O'clock
IN will be fod al publick Auction, az
~ P,e5le. Wbaf,
49, One quarter part of new
" Jingle deck BRIG. !.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-04-06
NOTICE..

THE Collector of the revenue for the ninth col
lection district of Virginia, Will attend at Mar
tinsbursh on Mondaythe 10Th day of April next,
being the first day OF April Court, fer the County
OF Berkeley-st Shepherds Town. on Tuesday the
1lth OF April neXt--at Charles Town, on Wednes-
day the 12h day of Adri next until !; O'Clock,
r. M to give an opportunity to Manufacturers Of
articles liable to duty, to obtain hcences and give
their bonds Chose who neglect this opportunity
will be under the necessity Of attending with their
securities at the Collectors Office in Winchester
previous to the 18th day of April next, at which
time the duties conmence) and for the purpose OF
receiving returns of Whisky distilled since the lst
day of February last, as also to receive payment
otbond given for duties the capacity of Stills and
Boilers, which are or shall become due, previous
to the above mentioned DAYS He will also, at
tend at Martnsburgh ON Monday the 9Th day Of
May mex, being the LIST day of May Court, for the
County of Beekeley-at Shepherd's-town, on Tues
day the 9th day of May next-and at Charles Town
on Wednesday the 10th day of May next, for the
purpose of receiving the amount of bonds given for
the duties the Capacity of Stills due previous to
said days.
W. DAWSON, Copr.
Rev. 9th Dist. Va.
Collectors Office, March 80, 1916
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-04-06
To the Electors of the Sc
Material District compo-
sed of the Counties
of Frederick, Jefferson,
Berkeley, Hampshire
and Hardy.-
FELLOW CITIZENS.

To enlarge the field of your choice,
avail myself of the privilege, respectfully, to
present myself to your consideration in the
character of candidate for your favor at
your ensuing elections for State Senator
A native of this highly respectable district,
and descendant OF one offs most ancient
and numerous families, every object hold
most dear Is stationary amongst you; con
scquently, my ties and interests, in a politi.
cal point OF view, are precisely the same as
yours.--I declare myself an American in
heart and in sentiment Ideclsre an invio-
liable attachment to the principles of our
free elective government declare an ar.
dent and undated devotion to the honor.
independence and prosperous course of the
nation in general, and my native State in
particular; and avow an mistaken deter
mination to act the part of true man in
every station of life
To your candid, unbiased and enliehten-
cd Judgments, freely submit my induce
inent and pretensions to serve you in the
capacity Of a Senatorial Representative, and
confidently trust that you, my brethren and
fellow citizens, for whom | entertain the
utmost esteem, will look towards me with
an indulgent eye, by discountenancing wan
ton attacks of character on the occasion.
With sentiments of very great regard.
am, fellow-citizens, your most obedient and
very humble servant,
JOHN HEDGES.
March 9, 1915.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-04-06
Election Notice

NOTICE is hereby given, that an Elec
ton will be held at the Court. House in
Martinsburgh, on the second Monday in
April next, for the purpose of electing two
tit persons to represent the County of Bsrks
ley, and for one senator to represent the
Counties Of Berkeley, Jefferson, Frederick.
Hampshire and Hardy, in the next General
Assembly OF Virginia-Also, one member
to represent the Counties of Berkeley, JEFF
ferson, Hampshire and Hardy, in the next
Congress of the United States.
God SAGE the Commonwealth.
CHARLES ORRICK,
Sheriff OF Berkeley County.
March 9, 1915.