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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-05
Medicines &c.
FOR SALE,

q
THE subscribers offer for sale, at the
corner Of King and Royal streets. oppo-
site to Mr.. Peter Sherron's store, an ex-
tensiye assortment of we'll selected me
dizziness patent medicines and drugs.
the greater part Of which was received
by the ship Clifton from London.
They have also received by the ship
Emily from London, via Baltimore, COM
position Mortars & Pestles, various sizes
-Apothecary's scales and weights. u
Bosus kniyes--Also. an elegant assort-
ment Of Surgeons instruments, consist
ing of Evans's Screw Tornequets, male
aud female catheters. pocket instruments
four prices, teeth Extractors. Surgeons
needles, dissecting, amputating, trepan-
ming, cnpping, and one set of midwifery
instfuments-thumb lancets and cases.
beugies, pewter bed-pans, lancet pointed
trocars and histories, and variety OF
forceps, Alse
$4,000 Spanish sesars, IS kegs chew
ing tobacco.
Country Merchants, Physicians, and
country Gentlemen, can be supplied, on
accommodating terms at the shortest no
ticc.
The subscribers, will, as heretofore:
continue the practice Of medicine, in ITS
various branches. and will give advice
gratis to those WHO consult them at their
shop. The prices for the doses Of
Medicine, are at the usual apothecary's
rates
Semmes & VI abingdon.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-05
October go
NOTICE.

This is to notify all persons indebted
to the estate Of Joseph Birch, deceased,
to come forward and settle the same OH
or before the second day Of November
next, and all persons having claims a.
against the said estase are requested to
produce their accounts properly proven,
together with all the Iegatees that have
given bonds for the amount of their pur-
chase at the sale of the said decedent's
estate,sas ! wish to settle up with all
persons on that day.
Thomas Birch, Admir-.
s.' 81 OF Joseph Birch, deceased.
November1 st
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-05
James Sanderson


Has for Sale, at his Warehouse on
fuckers Wharf,
1000 lbs. English seine twine :.
40 cwt. English white lead, ground
in oil
10 rolls mild sheet lead
70 bolts canvass, s, 5 and 8
9 bales sacking
5pipes : Madeira wine
90 quarter casks Sherry 10.
$500 B. Turks-Island salt
An assortment OF Richmond manufac
tured cotton
Fresh cloverseed, and
TO RENT,
Two good shops with dwellings at
taehed, at the upper end of King street.
October 2
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-05
Public Notice

Public Notice
Notice is hereby given, that a petition
will De presented to the next Legislature
OF the Commonwealth of v!rsiRia, tom,
corporate company for the pusfssseo
making canal troip tie Seneca Falls or
mouth of Sugar Land Run on the Peto-
mac NJ 10 the cOuntyof Fairfax. 10 the ty'fn
|sf alexandria.
October Z
The editor Of the Leesburg Washing
soalsa will please insert this times and
'OrWard his account to this Office.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-07-30

have not only divided all the Offices among 'ns'"-
selves but denounce the most exemplary vengeance
on all who oppose them.
Oh a subject 50 novel aud Of so deep an interest,
there must naturally be great diversity oil oP'nio'
And many will be led to the same result by motives
totally different. Among the advocates OF separa,
ton may doubtless be found neu who are acsuatsd
solely by the expectation of Office; while Others ex-
pect no honor whstcyer, bat are led ny the pures'
VI inotives for the good of the District. Equally
probable Il is that of those who are opposed TO sep
aratou, some may be afraid OF losing their oinces
some may apprehend all sorts Of crib from any dem
ocratic administration whatever -while others OBJ
ieCt to the measure from . deIibcrato conviction
that il is fraught With ruin to MaiBe--Some would
not separate any terms--Sliile Others desire to
be independent, but not on the terms now offered.
Among the democrats, some oppose separation
because they believe thas another election will give
them the government Of SH Masrset usetts; and
some Federsiists, /" despairing Of the Common.
wealth. would hurry Maine off lest she should rev.
oIutionize the whole state. Of The aon-combatants
some would preserve cunning and sneaking ncu-
raiitv for popufarity's sake others perceive no
necessity at present for separation, yet refer the
question to the will Of the people ;--others there
are, whose Judgments are yet balancing between
The good and evil of separation and some who
care not cent whether Maine is a part Of MaSsa-
chusetts or Of Nova Scotia.
Surely in a question 30 momento,is, a case, ne il
were, OF life or death TO Maine, men may differ in
sentiment with the most upright OF intentions
hose who have no rule of action hut their person.
al will always suspect the motives Of Others
and may always be had in the market Tor their price,
But it does by means necessarily follow that all
the friends of separation are democrats or office
seekers nor that its opposcrs all ohce holders,
land spectators, nor federaiists. For Heavens
sake, gentlemen, let the question be treated more
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-07-30

The PHILADELPHIA /. rue American gives
the following extract from an original let
ter Of General Washington
Extract from letter written by General Wssh-
ington. 70 HE intimate friend in Philadelphia,
da.ed
Cambridge, Jan. -, l776,
" Few people know the predicament we
are in. have often thought how much
happier should have been, if instead oil
accepting a command under such circum.
stances, had taken my musket upon my
shoulder and entered the ranks, or, IT !
could have justified i, to pos,erity, and my
own conscience, had retired 10 the back
country and lived in wigwsm..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-07-30
NEUTRAL.

;. FOR the PORTLAND AzyTrx.
Perhaps fewer sentiments have done more mischief
in the political world or have urged more moderate
men to violent measures, than that Of Dean Swift,
that the who processes to belong to no party,
does in fact belong 10 parry he ashamed to own"
The fear OF being suspected Of political hetesodoxy,
or Of being branded as hypocri,e, often cvefpow
ers even ingenious minds and hurrcs into the vor-
tex OF party violence those who would otherwise
have kept beyond its utmost verge.
But il is certainly very possible that both OF two
great political parties may be somewhat wrong -
the one, IL some gifts measures or, IT you please in
the general scope If It's policy land its opponents
ia their ssdscrirnnafe denunciation Of all its acts
And private citizen may honestly dsappsove both
the measures themselves and the manner Of opposing
them; may, without any Inconsistency, applaud
merit in an enemy, and condemn the errours, even
OF bis friends.
There are hot-hsads, hat they call your taorogh-
going men, who denounce the least Independence Of
scton in Of their own party,as apostacy. such
men make apostates they drive out the moderate
from among them. The opposite party i, always
ready with open arms to receive those whom the IN
Discreet zeal Of their late rieads NAY have affont-
ed and few, in such state of feeling. are proof a-
ganst TIE means usually employed on such occasions
to win them over.
Thea agau, others. disposed to judge of the
ures aud principles of their antagonists with mild
ness, and 10 bestow them all meri.cd appioba
ton, are, on some occasion or other most unustly
attacked by those very antagonists and asFersed as
desperate and unprincipled pastizans aud are thus
goaded by resentment into the most rancorous hos.
Utility.
Ii is now nineteen years that the United States
have been by the tenipests Of faction that no
man could obtain honour Office unless he accord
ed in erer sentiment with the dominant party. Ev.
cry act oSd'ssent in opinion, mas treason :--if N
one OF the minority, he was accused OF seeking an
Office ifoflhe majority, he was Disguised by not
obtaining one.
The question Of the Separation OF Maine has been
treated too much in this intoIersn, style. The mo
tives Of lis friends aud ponents have been 'nd,!y
arraigned and most uncliac,,a'iy judged. Nay sncb
is the excitement sn the snb]cct that Of rs
friends, already sure in anicipatIon, yc,h of 'fa-
rating the District aud Of oltanIng the & vernm.n.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-07-30
JOSEPH NOBLE,
CODDcrSnaith e Plumber.

ATha mop near the head Of Union Wharf. Fore
- llrses Portland, has for faie.
Dsafs Andircns shovels, Tooss add Hooks
Drsis and copper Kettles, and Wasmiog Pans
sas Of Copper Meafures
NAm and HiodsPumps .,.
lssl, Caddlelickss Lamps Simmer ard Ladies
3doa. copper b. ace. Strap add Pan Lamps
Copper Nails.. 10 and Spikes
Oeer fea, han, ,od and Mackeral Lssds
Lad Spouss-- Nsitsof Weights
7sIl and 80 pound do Iron Windlass So&ss
Tie Rivste-- Iron C.ue 7oss
Dutch and Ens,iih Pos-sheet and Bar Lead
Jcek Tin Speltsr
lssser. and shesthins Copper
IN bo1ss Of It'd Piats-2d clous Nsils
qsasti,y Of email GAed damaged Wire,
1stsa soa Pumi.e Stone,
900 ibs Of Cd Copper sc. !,
al. N. Maruiactuses Ill kidd, OF work 10
BE Nee, faeh - Copper Competition AID Lsad
Work for veasas, together with all kinda Of Com
position asd Heais Caitings for Machinery,
kb.-Cafh gwen foe old Copper, Mwter aud
Lad. Il. July 8
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-07-30
POETRY.

From London psper.
7k Orphan and Lord Liufr'lv'soyEy
Pity. my Lord, the WRECKED pish.
Of . lone orphas. fam, and weary;
No huufe BY day, 90 bed BY eight,
Rapofd to ,enpeas Wild add dreasy.
ihave no friend, have 40 food.
Aizs! know not where 20 wsadse
But wac told you foks are good,
Who roll 10 wealth aad thine 10 grandeur!
!" Young oypfey, il your sal. be true
Say where your parsnt. lite departed !"
My father fell q, Waterloo,
My Mother di d quite broken hearted.
She fought my Sire among the dead.
And fell upon HE boom CORY
" Oh If they died 10 honor's ted,
My child they rs-soverd o'sr with glory r.
And what 10 glory !" my good Lord.
Will il relieve The Orphaa hunger
A Gsl,sr, clothes anc food sfford
Oh! fsy-or can't live much longer
" The pa,iou. child will Gee you fed.
Po0eri,y will learn your lory;
Your parents died IN honor bed,
And they are coverd per With glory!
He fiid-aad With haay pace
From the lone Orphan whiting parted
The sears bedew'd her Paliid face.
Aad down (he funk, half broken hearted.
Then TO her aid soldier hew,
Who had oeshsard her artless tory;
He new her Gre a. waterloo.
And fsw him" coves'd Q er With gloryT
/" Cone. Orphan. to my srms he cried
And will fcrsen thee from the weather;
Clo(e 10 my Ode thy parents died.
And for their fake veil lodge together.
Ihave peu6ou, and cot,
Where thou ihalt live till an hoary;
Mere, wrap thee in this old watch coat
'Tis warmer than bis Lordih'ps glory
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-07-30
Men and elegant assortment Of
GOODS,
lust received by
] IOS-PH JOHNSON,

AMoHo WHICH ARE
l;sbt and black Imi asi.n Shawls
Psleh sud Ok Shawn flag and bandanna Hkfs
L;sh dark, and blue Calicoss
Dsmsk Table Clo,hs--Diaper
Id, Calico Linsus-Linen Cambria
furp;rure Patch /; CopPerplate goRhsm Umbrellas
Dritiih Shiftings-Indis Costons :. white lean
imitation and muffin Handkerchiefs
Cotton Cslsmers--bue Naukios
Corded, fastin Rrpe and figured Cambria
Null and corded Muil,n-whiie Cambria
cambsic Munin-fsncy and plain Muaa
white sod figured Pocket Hapdksschisfs
Ns<k and coioured elk HANDKERCHIEF
veisisf- Fine Cotton Balls
Black asdeol'S Csmbfic-lighs & dark bingham
Sewing Sik-blsek, white, piak, and blue Crspe
WeeAsd Hofe--b!ssk. white, Gaze. mist. sod buf
eussuu AUce--f3aif nofc - -
Lido hid aud beaver Covss-9sssiemeas 0Ioves
elsek and white fix Gloves -costea Gloves
HACK sud white ELK Hole
Naek and white elk Lace cotton Laee-Tape
Back and coIoured Luariags-posgss silks
CoM and Ven Bssteus
Maek. green, and plaid Ribbons
ysAory Cotton Cloth, white. flripe and check
Iadosy Yarn sna Thread Moroecc Shoes
Priel Closh-Ssisinett- Sto<k inett- Eanels
psoadeuths- go afimerss, &c &c.
n A. the double duties are OF. the above goods
eii Be fold uneonmony cheap.
Jay 10 It
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-07-30
THE COUN7Rr COURIER.
PRINTED BY ABRAHAM vOsBUROH,
ssd edited b
BARbNT GARDENER,

0AkbNl ,0AkOnNIEks
This paper 10 psblilhed vice week, MoNDAys
asd TsuasoAYs, on large iuper royal fhees. ia
IN octave form 70 that IL the numbers are prelerv
Cd, they will make two volumns in each year. each
Volume containing abou. eigh hundred page !;
makiog 6x,een hundred pages year, free Of Adj
ver.i(ements, for the (maii tum OF rIvs DOLLARS A
yeAa.
The profit which can be made from fuch psper
10 very FINAL aod Il 10 therefore, neceGary tina.
= rigid fyaem Of pss-fsaity hould be eftablifhed
and adhered to. This can only be done by i1iill
ing on payment 10 advance. That fyilem will be
hereafter srupulou0y adhered to. without 's9ss
II p5.W.
The fame esufs which render. rssassisy iudis-
penfable. renders i necefary ALTO. that The remit
lance be made 70 thu, five 1slIsv,, year. Nsv-7
asssv maybe realised from t. Little or noshing
can be realised, II when Eve dollar ill 10 (sns ~.
We are obliged 70 pay broker from eleven 70
twenty Eve per cent, 70 turn il into money csrrsnt
in this city.
], will follow. we fsuR, aot efe eonclu6vely, that
weought not 70 be fabjsc,ed to poasgs.
Upon IT,. ss.~s vs are willing to publ,ih the
Country Courier, and whether we have 70 priur
Il for City iubferibes or ,houfand. upon no other
terms fhall. Or can re pabi,ih il ew.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-07-30
MISCELL.4NY.
From the Peoples Monitor.

Peyhie's Aforey.-We Icy before our rea-
ders an official state men, Of balances which
have been due more than three years prior
to September last, on the books OF the treas
sury Of the United States. Ibis stasem ent
was sent from the treasury department to
Congress last wiater, by The Comptroller
Mr.. Anderson, with the following letter
Treasury Department, Comp,roller's
Office, Dec. 9Th, 1915.
SIR-ln compliance with the provisions
contained in the act oil Congress, entitled,
/" An act fnrlhes TO amend the several acts
for the establishment and regulation Of tho
treasury, war. and bavy departments $"
posed Sd March, 1909, 1 have the honor to
transmit to Congress statements Ct the ac-
counts ofthe treasury department: Those
from the war and navy department have not
yet been furnish. d, but il is expected they
will in an early part Of the session, and will
then be duly transmitted.
Statement No. contains list Of balances
which appear to have been due more than
three years prior to 3O,h September last, on
books Of receipts and expenditures OF the
treasury.
Statement No. 2, contains lis, OF bal
ances remaining OH the revenue books Of
The treasury, which appear to have been due
for more than three years, prior to the list
January, 1915.
With great respect,
JOSEPH ANDERSON.
The Honorable Henry Clay,
Speaker OF the House OF Rcpresen.
tstives Of the United States.
This statement, thus officially given by
Mr.. Mad sons Comptroller, coh,ains the
names of about four hundred delinquent
debtors Oh the treasury booa. and the
mount of The balances TINS due Is as follows.
To, \ amount Of balances originating at the
,reasury oil more than three years standing,
l,5.6l56 6oitars.
Total amount ogbaancestransmitte from
the war dx poriment 10 tho treasury,
SEQ, 500 dollars.
Total amour, of balances transmitted
from the uasy Department, to the treasury,
Isl l34 collars
making in all a. the treasury,
2 llS oS2 doildrs.
Ilthese balances had been collected and
| settled as they ough, 10 have been, they
would have made sum nesrly equal TO the
n. Il amour, ofthe presen. years direct tax,
aud al coursc would have obvisted the ne
cessity OF laying that burden upon the PEG
pie As it is, we mus, have axes both TO
pay our debts and tieiray the costly aud
growing expences OF ourrulers, as well as
----
'The nss, lis ofbsisuces we gave in our lis
t'om d eumeo' pusi,shed .f,es his l7th J.no-
~ ,isi6. which announced 10 260,57s dollars
SO Ctnts.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-07-30
Charles Blanchard.

EoR sALR. good FARM in the town of Cor
ham, Ct $50 aeses, with good farm buildings.
and 500 app'e.srees in productive aase-pay
mens made saGy, OF exchanged foe Real Rftase in
Portiaud enquire Of JOHN DUNN, upoa the
prsmifes. or the fubferiber in Portland.
Jrly -. AARON PORTER.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-07-30
CLOTH DRESSING.

'nH propriesors Of he MAINE COTTON 4
"ooLEN Factory inform their friends
- sae public tia, they are now ready to receive
Ha 70 % dretfsd at'thesr Factory, and likewise
~ we tnem and return them whep dreAed 1t the
veg places, viz = as MIR David Dauas Port.
"a METRE. Hoibr0ox & Clark, Eeeeport, snd
s'ss NaAaniel Weld, Bath.
$500. VIM HAwRs. >ssss
sssaawisk, Js'ys. ew
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-07-30

India Tsa-Setts and Cups and Sau-
cers-just received.
THE fabfcriber has JUL opened and oifers for
tals, elegant blue printed DINING SETS,
ssseng Of as pieces ss s lee Prize Of 20 dollars.
IpsT lselIvRp,
IN Lnyoice Of C5ocktyy Ware, -
which u offered for faie At SO per cent advance
y the aNlisg cot.
Hss. brown, And red printed TEA sRTTs s~y
~
silver Luilred TEA WARE, from 1916 to 1876,
cAnA rea setss from D to D. 81.
TuMBLERs At the IA Psss Rs.". So per
oneW. .
: a A few good sgwssS Csa~ IT she following
siees &C. G. Teas. knameled do. ls6-C.C.
hlAts ss-edg3 do 4s--other ware as low pri
- ALSO
An esteu6vs aGortmsas Of new gilt and mahog-
~ frswed
LOOKING GLASSES;
lsesa. lests TEA TRAYs-Floor and Hearth
hsihss, &c.
G.v Asas Rsw. Ps,fissd. Nay Z. 1879.
B. c. Atwood.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-07-30
North Y armouth Academy.

HsikuCrION commsaees u this Seminary on
9 saoaday ssd inf. undtr the care of fuch Pre-
sos s''she Trsnees hope. will give fa.isfs0;on.
- tos asdsns' may be had, near the Academy
luly IS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-07-30
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or

AN ApDITloSALSvePLfo OF
Crockery, Glass, China & Hard Ware
HAS been received 1t Noes, Merchants Row,
Middle street, which will be sold BY The sub.
scriber At ares7onsbls price, for cash or approx.
ed credit.
Charles Blanchard.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-07-30

- 1912 - 80 =
suit ordsred or any proceeding to get the
MONEY! .:.c,.s.
sonn oe.A..y, 's ;.S'..sS
: -'s 70, ~ssIs..
.... 49, u1aa1...- ....a.;,., i. !.
-. ~".. w. $500 ~. hrer 49, ri:
s.s..,s" 49,. w -" -
Rrovn. Clarke. fi,keman. and Owinc..
4, .rco,,n, &c oro,..,.d b;ll. of ] rchanv..
IA cIS daH,rs -
io'o,o "o''" 1.,....p
Drown; ns.e"s"' o"'"s'' S'S'A> wv
90 70 h,n,~.
900. -, -
oamsei nhnin' psy.ns''s' s''u s'ooE.
Keeper Hsrper
lo,1oz doHd's.
"hiiam n.oun.' 1ose'"or ~ sp"essss'
looo uoHa,s-
stated TO be dead and insofvens;
John B. Barnes. captain and pay7msster
10 me army ": Wna' glorious cnancs
s'ahus N'uSoua ~
Q oio Aoedrs.
Jocs rio"--Nlinis.eI 70 r's"css
* ~, 4oo dof'0Ts-
Deao
3 & Beasley, consul q: london,
o4,bO0 d0|aTs.
William c. Z. Claiborne, governor g
Orleans,
l4,325 dollars.
This NAH is grea. favorMs OF Mr.. Jeffer.
sons and Mr. Msdison's, his accounts ar&
large and Of long standing, and nothing done
/ - Il -.
So much FOR fayorites
Solomon Ellis, contractor for Georgia,
s ll485 dollars
In .n;, ;udcm.o, had bur he IA. .b.conded.
Rich.rd rorrr.,. Clerk IN arcret.v n
states Office. who /, i. said has taken larrele
in The la,- war loan.-
AZ a76 d,Hore
~. ~. ..,,.h... ~or. A.,
ms p e'.ns .ssu. ~. ~. $3.50 n W.
~: ~so'v se>"' = ~.''
"s 20 &c, 1z.U,..
-, !. 49,. 1885,
.' i'.s'' .e.''a. ~ ns' ~"
''o"'a'' q ~" ,o war az. us ~aM
49, 800
DIS 'ssanee ss.u - : 49, 81
80. s' s.;..n.. 'o~'s : ''~'~ ''''>- 80
'u' Pe'''e, -,oLUs
n
1s,' LEM ~ - 49, ....,,;.., y 1919" -.
c'a".e wa, "s' s s,. 'fs' .... a''.
-. nv" ."A" ~. -. s.h" e 49,"
NM s n,n ,w. p ,ho,..,,d dollar. .nd ...
mi. haisncs stands rnon : Ear, orys,,d~-
ey,d,t..-on.r.. 4 mi. mar, Of The monet
inst Nton,or ,ook from the Tinted s,a,..
70 huv . cour, dres. for ~. wife which Is.
WAS inyi,rd 10 a,,end - the ooron.,;on 50
R.narar,e /, 4 true. ami no man can de.
nv - tha, when lame. Monroe. ~. mini.
Ter IN France :, ! salary Of nine thoueand
dollar. n v.,r. h. ann,;ed a l,re. sum -
N. nubl;c money. many hundred dollar. 8
Az, = a,.s. Ia ~. Msu,o. ~ 90 ~ m In.
nrr;,, uary.
R~,nrn Mr;c.. po.. Master Cen.r.,.
=, mi. i'm. .,,n1s ,nd.h,rd
s,O IoH,,.
,,,:u: n:'..
" u1s~sAs : sSSosys AsV" sAssssos@s W xNaer
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-17
VERMONT
NFW-HANPSHlRE,

il is well known, have this year elected ke-
publican rulers by overwhelming msJoril'es.
In tho Isttor State, especially, the rePfooa-
ton of Federal and the appreciation OF ke'
pubiesn men ADD measures, have been with
out parallel.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-17
ELECTION.
Republican Prox.

====-==-=sz=====a=-=s=-==== ===-==x--a=s7=
Republican Prox.
HT General Convention of Republican Dele
gates from the se,eral towns in the State, holden al
the State House in Providence, on Wednesday the
2lst Of February, 1916, the following gentlemen
were unanimously nominated to compose the he
publican Prox for Genefai ofhcers:
FOR GOVERNOR
Nehemiah R. Knight.
FOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR,
Thomas G.. Pitman,
,; (OI sEwPoRT)
FOR SENATORS.
ELISHA MATHEWSON,
Of Seisuate.
HENRY REMINGTON,
Of Uor~es.
WILLIAM WILBOUR,
Of Little Compton.
THOMAS MANN,
Of Sminsseld.
SAMUEL THURBER,
Of Providence.
WILLIAM PEARCE,
Of Bristol.
STEPHEN CONGDON,
Of Worth 'Kings!0'un
WILLIAM PECKHAM, r.
of South Kngstovn.
SYLVESTER GAVIT,
Of WeHersy.
ALANSON PEcKHAM,
of 1fddiesswn.
Seeretary-SAMUEL EDDY.
Bnorney- General-- HENRY BOWEN.
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