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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-22
To Rent,

Axx.a The commodious and handsomely
ETT fitted up Brick Warehouse, the south
HssS east corner of King and Patrick SITS.
A.sJ2zs4 formerly occupied as Hardware
store ALSO,
That convenient Brick dwelling house the
lower end of King and between Water and
Union streets.
LIKEWISE FOR SALE. LEASE, OR RENT,
That commodious frame Farmhouse, the
south east corner of King and Patrick streets
well calculated, and formerly occupied as q
Flour Store.
ALSO
The Farm called RACOOON or LA
COTTAGE in the County of Prince Will
am, and within three miles Of Dumfries. for
merly the seat the late Col. Thomas Mont
gomery, ard containing about $40 acres
For further particulars enquire OF
HENRY c.. SLADE.
ian ID tuths3w
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On Monday the Gath inst. will be sold IN
oder deed oftrust, 10 William MarbuIy,
tor purposes therein Mentioned, the entire
stock in trade CT Mr.. FiIzhugb, al bis store
on Bridge street, Georgetov n-the stock
consists of as choice an assortment OF Dry
Goods as any IN the DistriCt-amUng them
are
Superhne London blue cloths,
MlddiIng, assorted,
And blue do.
Mixed, brown and black,
Cassimeres, double and single miled do.
Second and fine blue, black, mixed brad
and green broad cloths,
Assorted bombaZetts
White, red and yellow aannels Of all qua
lites
Figured cambrick muslins
Britannia silks
Irish linens, Ca canlbricks
India Calicoes
Worsted lambs wool and cotton hosiery
Worsted, cotton and leather suspenders
Domestic muslins and checks
English sewing silks
Ga cotton checks
Dowlas, India and fancy nuslins
Japanned jaconet
Cravatting, velvetteens and cords
Madras hkfs. patent threads
Imitation shawls, buckskin and beaver
gloves
Fine merino Waterloo sha~ls
Steam loom and other shirtings
Ditto sheetings
Plaids, stripes and bed ticking
Canton grapes
FIorentine, forences
Silk and York tar gloves
Pins, bobnet laces, silk hose
Lace wells, thread !aces
Cotton balls, Sc &c.
The terms will be liberal and made known
at sale, which will commence at Ga NJ
EDWARD DAVIS, Auct'r.
Jan. 10 ST
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber on the
l. d lst inst. negro fellow, named Nell
SON He is bright mulatto, between the
age eftwenty-fve and thirty, five feet nine
OF ten inches high, hump shouldered, with
yellow splotches on each cheek under his
eyes, and lisps when talking; he had on a
halfworn fur hat, a black cloth coat, Irish Ii
men shirt, and grey cashmere pantaloons. and
took with him other clothing. He was rails
ed in Stevensburg, and sold to me by Larkin
G. Nall, of that town. 1t is believed he has
made for Alexandria, with a view to get on
to Philadelphia. The above reward will be gil
ven forapprehendng him and securing him in
any Jail so that get him again, and reason
able charges paid if brought home.
PIERCE PERRY
Near Amsvlle, ar Jefferson Post Office,
Culpepper county.
January Is s2m*
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fortnight.

GOi iHt 'hC'
.FA4a The new and fast sailing brig CO
&Sa.LUMBUs, John Mofilt, master. bur
then about Hoo barrels, and will be ready
TO load in few days.
or Boston,
.{EA, The good schr, SYREN, Simon f.
.sE4sas merry, master, burthen about Too bbls
and will very soon be ready to load some
small freight and passengers woulI be taken.
For the West-Indies,
bASS The very superior sloop EAGLE,
&c.,. G. Wright, master, burhen 100
bbis. and will very SOON be ready TO receive
freight.
or Newburyport,
,EA1, The good schr. JOHN HOWARD,
.SE John Tucker. master, burthen 400
bbls. she Can take some small freight and
passengers Apply to
J. Fl. LADD, 6, Co.
H'ko have just received by the above vessels,
9,0OOlbs. Java coffee
3,O00St. Domingo do.
$4,000 bushels Lisbon Salt
10 hhds. molasses, s>al lea Their, bis potatoes
and Onions
z boxes i. Crehores cards
Is Freedoms patent cast iron ploushs
$4,000 merchandise boards
2 tons hay in bundles.
ian 10
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Leesburg Turnpike Road.

NOTICE is hereby given to the Stock
Y holders in the Leesburg Turnpike Road
Company, that Ten Dollars on each share
subscribed, Chat is. on the stock subscrib I'd
since the lstof October, 1872 is required
to be paid on the lst day of February next.
n. B. All those who DO not pay their lst
instaIment, due the 18th Nov last by the 18th
Jan. next, may expect notice to Feb.
cnurt ian s t1F
''"'' THOs. R. MOTT, Treas.
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SeasOnGbIe Goods,
Straw Horse.

yXTAS brought by a black man, on 3rrd
w inst. to the Middle Ferry, commonly
called Thomas's Ferry, SORREL MARE.
She is about fourteen hands high-hi hind feet
quite white above the foot -locks-ihe hair
much worn on each side Of her peck-shod
before-has star in her forehead, and a
snip down her face She is supposed to be
ouested to come and prove property, pay
charges. and take her away, otherwise she
will be disposed Of as the law directs.
ianuaryl2 81 WALTER O'NEALlS
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MarshaIl's Sale

WILL be sold for cash on the premises.
w on Saturday, the Goth day Of Februa-
ry next, at IL O'Clock. all the right, title and
interest, OF Phebe Moore, in and to one lot OF
ground in the town of Alexandria. at tie
northeast corner ct Washington and Wolf sis.
to satisfy an Execution in favor Of Archibald
B. Dick. D. MINOR. D. M.
Janl for T. RINGGOLD, marshall
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RETIREMENT.

bich Anne Brooke holds as dover, in her
ceased husbands estate, which undivided
fourth part, being about thirty FIVE and
halt acres, will be sold subject to the life es-
tate of the said Anne Brooke.
SAML A. MARSTELLER, and
ANN BROOKE,
December FL Trustees
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New Publications,

TUST received by
y J.KENNEDY 4. SON.
Miss Moor's moral sketches 2 vols.
do. do. in enc vol.
Reflections Oh prayer
Crabb's tale of thehall, 2vols.
Affections Gift
Memoirs of Mrs. Mary Cooper
Quarterly Review No. 4s :.
jan g OF
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For Freight.

.AM The new schr. CAROLINE, capt.
saas M ligan; carries about 600 bbls. is in
complete order for the reception of cargo :;
will take freight to any eastern or southern
port. Also,
:sasS The schr HOPE &. PHEBE, capt.
!ssssassSsE Charge burthen about 300 bbls is
nearly new vessel and in complete order.
She will take freight to the West Indies or
any southern port. Appl " to
dec 10 ". FOWLE y Co.
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Smoking Chimnies.

Smoking Chimnles.
YgSHE subscriber, Giving in Washington ci-
il ty), proposes to prevent chimnies from
smoking; and requires no pay unless done sa.
tisfactorily. Also, setting soap pans, &C.
MICHAEL FLANAGAN.
N. B. A note addressed to me, Eight.
street, opposite the Central Market, will
meet with prompt attention. 3t* Jan ~
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In Council,
JANUARY, 9Th,

JANUARY, 9th, 1890.
On balIuting for police constable.
Hezekiah James Reeves was duly C.
lectcd.
Ordered that MesSrs. Swift, Smith,
and Vaudeville. be a committee to see
ifany and what alterations are ncces-
sary in the act for fixing the Assize Of
Bread, and that they report by bill or
otherwise.
JANUARY, Goth.
Ordered that the Superintendent Of
pnlWe, do Cause the distractions in the
tunnel on the north side Of Wafer st.
except the hood gate, to be removed
without delay.
Ordered that the clerk of Council do
rail on The Justices Of the peace for that
pmtion Of the County Of Alexandria
within the Corporation, for statement
OF ines by them received fer violation
q The laws OF the Corporation, mention
iSs the names Of the persons fined, the
aMoant Of fines, and when imposed.
ordered, that Messrs. Il. Vowel and
'lrd be committee TO receive and dis
r'Oate The legacy Of the late Owen +.
Nagrath.
Leave was granted TO bring in bill
hu'itd "an act 10 amend the 5lh sec
,@a OF an act for the regulation of the
Aarkrt, and fixing the Assiae of Bread
~. passed the 5th day of Februa-
Y, 1860.
Extract from the Minutes,
irSt j. 4. THOMPSON, G. C.
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For TeneriMe,

And back to this port
,sa2, The superior schnr IE1E7TS, cap
..Sss&&8 ag tain Hedges, is now loading and will
sail in few days $50 bbls, -four, or that
Apply to w. FOWLE, g. Co.
For Freight,
NJ The schnr. ALFRED, capt. Nick
fssssaeE erson, carries about $50 bbls. is a
new vessel, and in readiness to receive a car
60 abroad A freight for Bermuda or south
ern port would be preferred. Apply as a.
bove. Dec II
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For New-Y ork.

.RkA The brig ECONOMY, Chas. Hop
i'IssSiA day, master, buriheD HOO barrels -
She is an excellent vessel, years old, and
IN perfect order. One half her cargo is pro-
Yided, and for freight of the remainder apply
10 JOHN H. LADD & CO.
1anI2
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jan 10
Henry p. Whitney.

Corner of Prince & Fa;rfar-s streets,
y ESPECTFULLY acquaints his custo-
NJ mers and the public in general, that be
has just received a well assorted stock Of
SeasOnGble Goods,
consisting ofsuperGne fine, common T. coarse
cloths, cassimeres, cassinetts. velvet cord Han
nels with good assortm't OF domestic goods
of different kinds together with hats, boots
and shoes; all of which will be sold cheap for
cash, and Franklin and Mechanics Bank pa
per received in payment.
Every description Of ready made clothing
constantly on hand at the lowest prices, and
any kind of second hand othing taken ID
exchange for new wtm4m septic
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For Freight,

.S55H The brig PEGGY s. PAMELA,
- - Pray, master, burlhen 1900 barrels
Will be ready TO receive a cargo in few
days. A freight to West Indies or Europe
will be preferred. Apply TO
abb All ADAMS, Central Wharf,
Who efers for sale,
45 bbls. tanners oil, in good order
rs do linseed do
200 bbls tar
100 tons plaster
90 bbls. mackerel, No. /.
SO bolts Eng ish duck, No. TO s.
SO bags green coffee
80 bbs. American gin
SO do N. E. rum. iap6
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Sugar. Coffee, Whiskey, sc.
Unity boxes Havana white ,.,.
Il SO do do brown s"'
80 bags coffee
Is bhds. and SO bbls. whiskey
80 bbls. gin
20 kegs chewing tobacco superior quality
hid port wine in bottles
Ipipe madeira wine years old
200 grind stones
5000 lbs. sug ar loaf paper
Just received and for sale by
DANIEL SOMERS.
jan. FL It
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Mr.. Charles,
TIE VENTRELOQUTST,


TIE VEJHTRELOQUIST,
On has zuny to Richmond:
III AS the honor to acquaint the l'llizens OF
IL Alexandria, that he intends to perform
tor one night on
MONDAY Even,ng, Jan. "a.
The popular exhibition of Illusions OF Ven,
triloquism, Mechanical Games and Philoso-
phical Recreatons. &c. &c Sc.
The place and particulars will be express
sed in the hand bills and prints OF that day.
Jan. 22
Clover Seed and Cheese.
TWELVE tierces Vermont clover seed
il 10 casks cheese of superior quality
Just received per sloop Eagle from N: York,
for sale by LINDSAY &. HILL.
jan2l ct
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SHIP NE S.

vEssELs LEFT.
At Bremen, e5th April, brig Alexander, Of
Bath, to sail in days.
A. Matanzas nth ult. briggs Levant, Coombs,
and Mechanic, Harding; Galen, Heating, OIL
this port. for Boston Amazon, Greedy, OF do. fol
Network :Charlss-Fawcett, of Hallowell, diseh.
for New-Orlean. Matilda, for Warren in 10.
At ST. Georges, Ber, 19th ult. Mercury, Spring
Of Saco. for Newyork int days; Mystic, Cove,
of Edscomb, for Boston in d; Galen Of Ports
mouth, expected to be condemned as unseawor'
thy Victory, Prescott, Of do. for Newbern next
At Havana, I4th inst. briggs Paafox, Maxwell
for Boston !; and William, Norris, disch.
AtNew-Orlcaus. 9TH ult. Criterion, Blunt, Of
Portsmouth Sarah Whitney, Of Castne.
At st. Pieues, 22d ult. Cocheco, and Rising;
States, Portsmouth; VIM. Henry, Ihomaston
81. Polly, Grow, York, Me.
AT Ponce, 7. r. Sd ult. brig juno oil henne'
bunk disch.
At Cane Henry Hayti, 14th ult brig Gen.
Pike. Crediford, Kennebunk; schr. Two Broth
ers, Chase, Portsmouth, uneer.
At Aux Cages, 18th ult. brss Margaret,
Green. for Castine Alexander for Portland.
VESSELS sPoKEy.
MAY "a. inside Halifax light, briss Upton,
Downs. and Milo.
May "a, off La Have, schr. Eagle, Of FrsePort,
bound to Halifax.
May 10, off Havana, ship Fisher Ames, Ger
don, Of this port, 80 days from Buenos Ayres'
bound in.
May 20, brig Agenoria, So hours from Kenne'
bunk. -
May 8, lat. 80, long. go, brig Peace, weeks
7 DAYS from Portlandior Martisico.
April 20, brig William, of Kennebunk' 81 days
from Bermuda.
May Ia, Tortssas Sc. SO miles, ship STAFFORD
of Portsmouth, 12 days from the Balize.
NAV 10, lat 40, Ion 67, schr. Lawrence, days
from Portland for 4. Thomas.
Nav 2S, Cape Cod WNW 20 lea. brig Mary
Jane, Q days fr. Portsmouth, and Moro II. rof''
land for Havana.
May Ia, lat 81, Ion ~, brig Francis, IA days
fr. Portland for Havana.
NAV 1e, lat 26, lon SO, schr Eliza, OF Forts
mouth, 80 days fir. N. Orleans for ST. Thomas.
NAV II. Sc of Block Island, % leagues, orig
Mariner. of Boothbay days hence for Savannah
In lat. 90, Ion "a, brig Gustavu', OF Forts
mouth, for New-Orleans,
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From the Nsu. York Chronicle.
THE BUCKET.


THE BUCKET.
How dear TO this heart are the scenes of my child
When fond recollection recalls them to view;
The orchard, the meadow, the deep tangled wild
wood,
And ev'ry lov'd spot which my infancy knew.
The wide-spreading pond, and the mill which
stood by il,
The bridge, and the rock where the Cataract
fell,
The cot Of my father, the dairy house nigh il,
Aud cen the rude bucket that hung in the well.
The old oaken bucket, the iron bound bucket,
The moss covered bucket, which hung in the
well.
That moss covered vessel I hail as treasure,
For often at noon, when returned from the
field,
found il the source of an exquisite pleasure
The purest, and sweetest that nature can yield.
How ardent seized it with hands that we're
glowing.
And quick to the white pebbled bottom it fell,
Then soon with the emblem Of truth overlowing,
And dripping with GOODNESS, It rose from the
we'll.
The old oaken bucket. the iron bound bucket,
The moss covered bucket arose from the well.
How sweet from the green NOISY brim to receive
il,
Az pos'd on the curb. il inclines TO my lips
Not full blushius goblet could tempt me to
leave il,
Though fl'd with the nectar that Jupiter sips.
And now. far renov'd. from the how'd situation,
The tear Of regret will intrusively swell,
As fancy reverts to my former plantation,
And signs for the bucket which hangs IN the
well.
The old oaken bucket, the iron. bound bucket,
The moss covered bucket which hangs in the
we'll.
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THE subscriber hereby gives public roiice TO
al concerned, that she has been duly appoint.
Cd and taken upon herself the trust Of Ad-
ninslra,rix of the estate Of
WILLIAM HIGGINS,
late Of Standsh, in the county Of Cumberlsnd.
yeoman deceased, by giving bond as ,he law
uieets.-she therefore requests all persons who
re Indebted to the said decessed's estate TO
n'ke immediate payment ard those who have
Wy demands thereon, to ex' hit the same Tor
Nlnentt PHEBE HIGGINS.
sssndish, April 26, 1890.
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PO@zeRYe
FOR the GAZETTE.
THE LAUREL FADES.


The laurel bloom'd then droop'd its head,
Around Columbia's brow
The brilliant gems begin to fade,
And cripple on the bough.
Columbia weep, dissolve in tears,
At his untimely fate;
10 the biavest ofthy sons appears,
Fall'n from his splendid seat
That uoble arm, that drew the sword,
To vindicate thy name,
That hurled vengeance at thy word.
Now blasts his we'll won fame
'Tis DECATUR! thy bravest son,
Who babe the Briton fall;
Who Macedonian's colors won,
Triumphant at thy call.
Behold him now in death expire,
To passion giv'n prey,
Who fac'd the rage Of battles fire,
Undaunted by dsmsy..
lie fell but not in virtues cause,
Nor for his country's fame;
He did +! but to trsnsgress the laws,
And stigmatize his name
Ye gallant tars who mount the wave,
And dare the foaming deep;
Preserve your fame, your honor save,
Nor make your country weep.
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York, $751;. At a Court of Probate,
holien 1t Wells. 10 sad county, on the eighth
day of May A D 1890.
vi HBREAs . certain irfirnmens, purpor,lpg
w 70 be the Ian Will and Tsfsment Of
DAVID GOODWIN,
late Of shaplsish. 10 said county, husbaodm'o,
dscessed 10 presented for Psoba'e by sAnurI
Coouwsw. executor therein named, who il u der
tvrs'y ore yssrs Of see, and il uoder 'he guar
dianfhip Of AARON HusBA p.-ORDERED that
The said SAMUEL or AARON. notify all persoos iq
'ssnsd to appear 1t this Court 10 be holden q
Kssnebunk. on he tenth day Of July nest BY
ssvsg 'hofe living within ten miles with IN at
,eAsd copy Of THE order or ~ reading he lame
,o,hsm. and ny esusiog the fame 20 be pab'ifhsd
10 the PORTLAND CAzsrrs, printed at Portland,
three weeks Excessively the Ian publication and
iav;ees Aforesaid TO be kven days 1t lean prior to
he laid tenth day Of July sest; that thew may
then and there appear, and fhew caufe, II any they
have, WY the faid inilrument mould not be ap-
proved aud allowed.
JONAS CLARK, Judge.
true copy--AstsA,
DANIEL sRwALL, Reginer,
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PAYABLE YEARLY.

James Collins, .4nson.
Jonathan Brown, Freeman.
Ebenezer Lawrence, Fairfield.
PEJNOBSCOT.
Benjamin Shaw, NeWport.
Benjamin Nourse, Orrington.
Daniel Wilkins, Newchester.
William r. Lowney, Sebec.
Jackson Davis, Orono.
Joseph Kelsey, Clifford.
Jonathan Knowles, Hampder.
WASHINGTON.
II. G. Balch, Lgbec.
John Burgin, Passport.
Thomas Vose, Rob5instown.
Joseph Adams, Cherryfeld.
William Emerson. Machias.
Thomas RuggIes, Columbia.
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SHIPPING MEMORANDA.

Francis Miller, Henderson, Of Waldoboro' fr.
Turks Island, ar. at Boston 30th ult.
Brig Fame, Gardner, 90 days from Hayan ar.
At Boston 3Oth ult.
Brig Mechanic, knight, Of Portland, ar. at
Newyork from Natanzas 28th ult.
Brig George, Warwick, 10 days from Havana,
ar. at Boston 3lst ult.
Brig Rliza, from Portland, ar. at Havana, 18th
ali
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GOVERNMENT OF THE
STATE OF MAINE.
HIS ExcELLxNcY
WILLIAM KING, Governor.
COUNCIL.
Hon. ISAAC LANE,
+" MARK HARRIS, -
I" ABEL WOOD,
I" THOMAS FILLEBROWN,
WILLIAM WEBER,
I" WILLIAM G. WHITNEY.
O. WILLIAM EMERSON.
SENATOR'S.
YORK.
= Hon. VILLAS MOODY,
+" JOSIAH w. SEAvER,
u /" JOHN Mc'DoNALD.
CUMBERLAND.
Hon. JosErH f. FoxcRArT,
(" BARRE7r PoTTER,
JONATHAN PAGE,
LINCOLN.
= Hon. NATHANIEL GREEN,
! +" ERAsTus Foor,
4" DANIEL ROSE.
HANCOCK.
Hon. ANDREW WIrHAM,
/" George ULMER.
WAsHINGTON.
Hon. JEREMIAH O'BRIES.
KENNEBECK.
Hon. JOHN CHANDLER, President.
i" JOSHUA GAGE,
!" TIMOTHY BoUTELLE.
OXFORD.
Hon. SAMUEL SMALL,
+" JAMES w. RIPLEY.
SOMERSET.
Hon. JOHN Moore,
IS WILLIAM KENDALL.
PENOBSCOT.
Hon. WILLIAa d. WILLIAMsoN.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
YORK.
Henry Hobbs, Waterboro'.
Elihu Bragdon, York.
David Legrow, Lebanon.
John Bodwell, Shapieigh.
Nathan Eden, Burton.
Nahum Heard, Beruvick.
John Low, Lyman.
Andrew Consnt. Alfred.
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Edws,d Rus.eil, Mort" Yarmouth
Zaebsriah Leach, Raymond &, Oiyfe'd.
Theodore Mussey, Standish.
Assph Howard, hind.
s l:ias c'i nsn";.op. p0s"el 8 F''tp'"
Peter Whitney. Grey.
D Dssis s s,o"e' Brunswick.
Josiah Dunn, Jr Poland and Danvils.
Cyrus Libby, Scarborough.
S,las Estes, Westbrook.
Ebenezer Thrasher, Cope Elizabeth.
John Waite. Falmouth.
Stephen Puningson, Harpsue!l.
LINCOLN.
Fergus Mc'Clain. Hcpe.
Jesse Rowcll, Jefferson.
Joseph Carr. Bouaoin.
David c. Burr. Luo5feld.
Samuel Tucker, Bristol.
Elbu Hatch, Bosrdoinham.
Joseph Bailey. Hhitefeid.
John Miller, Warren.
Thomas Eastman, Polermo.
John Mc'Kown. Boothbay.
Ebenszer D. Robinson, .Newcasds.
Nathaniel Bachelor, Union.
Isaac G. Reed, Waidoborough.
Samuel f. Smith. Wiscanet.
Jonas Wheeler, Camden.
Stephen Parsons. Edgeeomt.
Abel Merrill, Topsham.
Benjamin Ames, Bath, SPEAKER.
Daniel Read, Lewiston.
Ephraim Rollins, marlborough.
Ebenezer Delano. WooIuich.
Nathaniel Eames. Lisbon.
Parker Nc. Cobb, Phippsburg.
Joel Miller, St George.
Isaac Barnard, Thomastoyn.
HANCOCK.
Abel w. Atherton, Prospect and Sssdnv,lle.
Pearl Spodord, Deer. Isle.
William Abbot, CGstins and BrooksviAe.
Samuel Little, Bucfspert.
Joshua Hall, FRANKFORT and Monroe.
Thomas Waterman, VinalhaDen d Islesboro'
Alfred Johnson. Jr. Belfast e. Northpert.
John Sargent, Suiiivan e. Coidsborough.
Ephraim Fletcher, Lincolnuilie, &c.
Samuel Whitney. Brooks, &c.
Amos Allen, Bluehiu and Sedgapik.
BENJAMIN Lord, ELiswo,th and Surry.
Daniel Richardson, MI Desert.S Eden.
Charles Hutchings, Jr. Penobscot g. Orland.
KE.N.NEBEC.
John Lord, Gardiner. :.
Nehemiah Smith. Ney Sharon.
Baxter Crowell. Wafervile.
Abraham Morrill,. Monmouth.
Peasly Morrill,, jr. Dearborn.
Luther Robbins, Green.
Peleg Spragus. Hatioueu.
Ward Lock, Chesferruie
Andrew Wood. Winthrop.
Ambrose Howard, Sidney.
Samuel Redington. Vos,aldoro'.
Thomas Cass, Pinsfon.
Herbert Moore, Clinton.
Rufus Burnham, Unity.
Joel Wellington, FnirtaT.
Robert Fletcher, China.
Naih1 Rice, Mount Vsrnon.
Robert c. Vose, yAvgSta.
Jabez Gay, Pennington.
Charles Morse, Wiiton.
Samuel Tuck, Foyeae.
Joseph Stewart, Harlem
Samuel Cunier, Red5feid.
Thomas Francis, Leeds.
OXFORD.
Thomas Chase, jr. Lirermors.
John Turner, Turner.
Josiah Shaw, Wmerford.
Enoch Hall, Buckfeld.
Peter c. Virgin, Rum/ord.
Cornelius Holland, Joy
Henry Rust, jr. .Nor1poy.
Walter P. Carpenter. Merieo.
James Hooper, Paris.
Joseph Chandler, Fryebuvg.
Joseph Howard. Browgfeld.
John Grove, Bethel.
SOMERSET
Obed Wilson, Bingham.
John Wymap. Canaan.
Joseph Burr, Starks.
Eleszer Coburn, Bloomfield.
George Bixby, Cornviils.
John Read, Strong.