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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-06-22
FOREIGN-

fsrs Pspcrs % May u. base 8ncn re-
crHed a IN. York
IaeT contain Madrid dates ~ april p.
spain stili caa'iasc5 ia s distracted state.
IL 5 stated 10 ihc Free ch papers. that troops
we're marching from uiiiegent points towards
spain, and several hailaiions which Iad arri-
we'd al Bordeaux, we're ID resume their march
10 few DAYS.
ne surveys for grand canal % establish q
communication between tie Mediterranean.
Tie Ocean and the interior Of France, were
prosecuting with great activity. The r8ver
l.hine, snanc, Neuihe. M0Ielie. Meuse and
Aawl, Hih 5e made 70 communicates.
Some late Paris papers Ladbeen suppre ssed
beca- = they Combined the speeches o. Foy
and Constant. which were considered inilaui-
m1tory.
LONDON, RIsy Q.
DEFEAT ~ AFRICA.
We trust when official accounts are re.
ceived they viii relieve this transaction from
one circumstance which now appears ID be
generally credited, viz. tie sordid and unprin-
lcipled intrigues Of the Dutch Authorities in
that quarter. Should il turn out tIat lhey
either instigated the hostility ofthe Ashantees.
or, as IS more than suspected, treacherously
advised them Of tie position of our forces.
which led 20 the unexpected attack u Sir
CHARLES MAcARTnY's division, we need GOT
say that Mr. CANNING is not tic Minister who
would feel at all embarrassed about the course
to be pursued.
LONDON. Nav III.
Those among our readers who are Of an age
to carry back their recollection to the period
preceding the French Revolution. " III easily
trace a resemblance between that time and
the present, in regard To commercial under
takings. AT that time, aud more particularly
in the Summer of lT92, the continuance oil
peace had caused great rise in the valnc OF
public securities, and capital flowed into va.
rlety OF new channels. conducted =. III by in
dividuais and Joint Stock Companies.
The reported expedition from Cadz, a
gainst Mexico, is absurd. for as long as French
soldiers garrison Spanish fortresses. Spain can
not spare native troops for foreign service
nor would the British government view any
such attempt in any other light than as Joint
effort Of France and Spain to recover the for.
mer Spanish Colonies.
The Dublin Gazette Of Thursday, 9th inst
containsa Proclamation By the Lord Lieuten.
ant and Priyy Council, declaring the Baron.
les of Galmoy, Cranagh, Gowran, Fassadin.
! ing, ShillelogEer, and Ida, in the county o.
Kilkenny 10 be in state disturbance. OF
IN immediate danger Of becoming 50" anc
warning the inhabitants of the said Baronies
. that they, each and every of them, be, anC
remain within their houses at all hours, be
tween sunset and sunrise, from and aftei
Thursday, the 9th day Of May next, under tiis
penalties by law established"
Letters from Odessa of the 14th April, an
nounce the intention Of the Russian cabinet /,
divide the Morea into Christian provinces
which are to be tributary to the Porte. Thi
project comedies perfectly with the content
Of the note addressed during the last month
70 the Court Of London.
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Law OF SCHOOLS.

AT the May term Of the CnURr OF CouMoS
PLEAs TOR The county Of YoRK, a case came on
Tor trial, in which Joseph Johnson, Of Limerick
was complainant, in behalf Of the State, against
John Y. Parsons Jr school master of that town
The affair originated Ia a supposed offence ~ lie
sehoolmaster in beating a child on the 9th oil
January last, of which no notice was taken nm
til the 2lst 81 February following when war
rant was issued by Justice Burnham and returned
after shortuotice to the Defendant and the case
tried before John Sanborn, Esq. On this trial
sir. Parsons was sentenced 70 pay onr dollar and
nifty cents fine together with costs 0f nrOseru
ton from which judgment an appeal was made
to the Cont Of Common Pleas
At this Court the Defendant appe ared and
prosecuted biz appeal the case vas supported
with great ability on both sides. w, Nicholas
Emery Esq. for the defendant, and Ether Shep-
ley, and John Burnham, Esqrs for the state Ii
appeared by the testimony OF Marcy Hill and
Elizabeth Adams. IN behalf az the state. that INV
child was struck three times on the side WI XIV
face very hard, with a pretty large ruler. bit
the child did not cry audibly, nor make any dis
furbanee IN the school II appeared Oh further
examination uf those witnesses that they had
been dismissed from The school Al account VIZ
some disahection towards the master and thai
they saw no marks Oh the chiids face while II
S-1tt NAAF AN IttiAA tttDlitf anu lfMWNaAt HFN
testified, that there were three distinct ridge p
the child's face when she returned from school
but that they prescribed no medicine exccnt +
little camphoF once
The evidence ar the defendant rnsfrmrs tt-
same facts, that the orders were given. fhat
the child broke them, and that shs receiyss
correction, BY slight cuff on the side of An.
face with a ruler.
The testimony being closed, NJ Emery sun.
ported the case Of the defendant ID ~ elo,rer.
argument, and was answered b. 81. sherlev
for the state.
The Hon. Judge smith. Vi Wisrassrt. before
whom Vie case was tried, charged ihe iury in Y
very able ana appropriate manner stating thai
was a01 oluisly Necessary that order and ssib-
ordination should hs preserve "a IN school tHaf
ihe master was invested bF lHw With flII VIVA
sufficient power % correct disorderiy children
n school and thst il was his duiy 10 a. II
that 4 was NOT altogether advisable ts rorrrrl
children severely on the head. because w w Y
tender place but stili II was isft wv the ira~
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PORTLAND GAZETTE.
PuDLfSHFD ~
ADAMS a. PAINE.

C0SnfrioS2---fg SO Dollars per aBuunI; hall
in advance. u nos F4tl Nifi8n fie year, TIVE
Dollars and Fifty Gents. t-srNo papers dis-
coulInne,i tiii 40 arrcareyrs are paid.
we shall eua.af 20 inseit advertisements viii
fle uinqst sEcuiacY hni ae earuaf W Irresponsible
tnf afr'Fs in any som. besoHa sis snu4a4 e..llgs
to tae nOb4tCaiian
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Ersrad Of q letter % gentleman IN PtIaltl
pAia, daitR
Pans, April EN-.
Gen. Ia Fayette has concluded 10 70 70
the United States. The old gentleman saws
he " A loss ID express his feelings unan thc
occasion. lie, however, declines thc honor
81 going 10 nati0uai ship, ami will take pas
sage 10 one Of the iiavre Packets.--lIeis not
certain what iime he will embark, but think
s0I0e time IN june on july
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anted.

Two % The work Of a small family. steadv
IL capable GmL, who will End a good
place on enquiry al the Gazette ofice.
Portland, June 7
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TAT the request of one of our subscribers
we publish the report he has furnished Of late
trial before the Court of Common Pleas N
York county, at the session in May last, IN which
the rights and duties OF Instructors Of schools
have been investigated, and perhaps satisfac-
toriy settled % far at least, a. they affect case
like the PRESENT.
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GaZEtfR4
PORTLAND. WEDNESDAY. JUNE Is 1924.

TIE PoRrLAED RnLE CoHrANY, IN atur
day last, celebrated their thirteenth Anniversa-
ny with the usual military parade, and after
performing variety Of eTolutions with that cor
rectness and precision, tor which they have ever
been distinguished, partook of dinner at
AlitcheIl's Hotel, prepared in his accustomed
style Of excellence. After dinner variety N
prepared and voluntary toasts were given, oi
which we have been able to procure for inser-
ton, the few only which follow
OR Country May Il never be subjected 70
the dominica Of family aFislocracy or political
speculation.
Or merit President-May ne be the chief Of 4
nation, not the head Of a faction.
Girl Liberty, pure and lnalioysd-As free
from the trammels OF Demagogues, as from the
letters Of tyrants.
| THE Nary-The world has witnessed nv W.
| lOr,and Neptune received the Burnt offerings "
its conquesis; may it ever command that respeci
which Il has so well merited
The Army Of tRs United Siaics-The Gallant
Support Of our Independence.
The .Militia-May its burdens be diminished
and its usefulness increased, BY radical and eli
fectual reform
Internal Improvements 5y CoHgrea.-Plunder.
ing the Atlantic to enrich the Western States.
The Nso Tarif-Giving motion 70 tbe Ma.
ohinery Of Alanufac'ories by stopping Tile wheel.
Iof Agriculture and backing the sails or Com.
merce.
The Far. The source Of Social Happiness
the fountain Of Domestic Bliss
VOLUNTEERS.
The Political regeneration Of GREEoE-Car
it be despaired of, when the genius OF Was.
sTER IS translated there
The cicil rirtues and military prousg or ou,
Country the former projected, tie latter Y.
chieved her ndependence-united, may they
ever preserve il.
GREEcE-'' Land Of gods and godiike men
May it, present inhabitants prove ~ their cou
rage and perseverance, that they are not degene
rate sons
OF such as DoriC mothers bore,
~ ~WsN- rA - Va
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FROM ARKANSAS.

We received an entire months Gazet,es
from Arkansas, BY the mail OF yestenIav.-
They furnish the following articles :-.NiIi.
intel
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-01
DE.uocRaTIC co.sFEREE MEETING.

At meeting OF the Democratic Republican Con
grees from he counties Of Nes Castle. Kent and
SUSSEX held at he STATE House in the Town OF Do
yer. on Tuesday The 3ls instant, quorum Of ths
members being present. and JOHN MERRITT being
called to the char and Henry II WELLS appoint
ed secretary The meeupg Adjourned until Two
O'Clock p. VI.
Al 1.-TWO O'Clock, P VI. The meeting being orga
nzed in conformity 70 adjournment, It was
HeS0trsd, hat the meeting do nov proceed 10
nonina'e and select by ballot, SOME fl person, a
esnaidsle The spproa hing election for repre-
sentative in Congress- whsreupon DR.. ARNOLD
y ACDAIN was ANONYMOUSLY elected.
On moii.n. il was turiher Resoired, That DIR.
ARNOLD NAUDAlN be recommended to the
undivided support OF the Democratic Republicans
Of this state.
JOHN MERRITT, Chairman.
IESRY II. WILLS, Sgc'y.
DIVER, August 81. 1924.
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prescriptions and DpAUReidtionS. The imbec,.
and surefstlous Ferdinand OF Spain has come nm,
with vengeance against AsoHkY All The edic,,
~ inc worst OIL the Roman empetors against cbrs
lanlty bear no PARALLEL 10 this wicked and siiv d.
Inunciaton Bot however paradoxlcal it NAV seem
we think every lover OF Masonry ought. as ,bnos
are, 10 rejoice at it-or it is sure proenos,ic If
Ilts future success, when this mumentafy snasm n
power has passed away-and pass away II viii soon
ms Is only the last shrek OF despotsm end suDer.
suhoh al me approach OF reason. The light which
mas oursl upon the nations cannot be put oui--h
may be obscured for While, but The fires of ,b
mind cannot, like the fire Of the altar be quenc6ed
Masonry has, Immediately nothing to do wnh Doi
tics or any particular creed in religion, but lis cum
Walton IS friendly to freedom OF thought and action
prizes Itself upon purity OF conduct and literally
oil feeling which tyranny cannot bear. Persecution
superstition and fanacism, are always at war Win
Klhuness, and Orothery love, and all the kindred
tfaln which charity and philosophy foster.
Masonry has no enmity TO kings as such. or 10
'eiigion OF any creed-kings and all creeds are MN
IN It's pale bur it abhors iniquty in every shaLe and
folm and its hallowed current will in time sween
away a" the devices, mounds and rampars, which
'ror can erect. or WIZ kedness oppose 1t is sure,
" LOT tlme painful foi the brotherhood ahplYryr
-"tHerea or atSppfs'd to hear Of such prescriptions
49, - u"o"S out le' them not despair. The /
early christians held their meetings in dens anal
caves watched by The tools OF powef-tbev suaer.t
ed hardshlps and prvations but their cause was al
God, and prevalled-sometimes it seemed over.
whelmed and almost destroyed; but it came I'd
again in renewed splendor. 1t will be so with ma.
sonry like the Arehuss, if il sinks into suber.
ranean passage, it will arise with freedom and The
rights OF man in some favo ed spot Of earth to leni
NE the happy region, without changing the purify
OF ITS waters OF the loye,iness OF the stream.
BDston Gazette
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POISON BY MUSHROOMS

rive or SIX persons composing The lamly of Mr..
George Barnard, Hartford, Comm were la civ
poisoned by eating mushrooms al breakfast. One
OF men, lad IA years OF age expired on the I'd
'eay, ano enid OF mr.. BIS was dangerously i'll.
80 deeterious were the effects of this vege,ahle
nat cat which subsequently licked the platters in
winch 1t had been served up, expired in shor,
'ime alter. The species Of plant used in this in
stance Is denominated the aohite mushroom, which
IS well known to be deadly poison 1t proper,
however, II should be universally known that i, has
been distinctly ascerlalned by men of science. thai
all mushrooms, whether black or white, are more
o 'eSs impregnated with poisonous qualities, inju
..ouS " .he nealtn OF those who Use them. They
are considered particularly deleterious when made
into c3isup. '''''e
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Fran the ,Ntu Ierk Erening Post Of SEPT. Z.
p ~ Nc, OFF

II is presumed thai not less than 8l5o, 900 have
cen paid 10 he am,n Of the Franklin q on her
riurn from three years cruises cons. 1uentiy each
man received considerable sum. Ii is an old adj
age, that seaGen get their money like horses and
,pend il like asses, and though OF lac yests he
ha at;er OF the sailor has undergone some ahera-
ION, thai IS They ale more ref Give and ptuden
lass OF beings thau they formerly were, yet the,
shll retain smack 81 their Old generous. carel, 81
different manner. This Ia, been exemplif,d 10
Lc conduct Of he crew Of the Fiarkiin.
Before tnt Par>er was PREPARED to pay them Of
hey raised the wlud or sLrte Tor lew days by
Douown tens to tepay twenties, aud they carried
# ,al! th' cough thr city.
ihr frs luxu aid curiosity for sailor on shore
= iide ~ hon setback ~ d carriage and no ani
nal o. earth IS m re awkwa d than sailor mount
sd They lash their hltses with sinai b,l Ell OF q
rope, cineing 10, cin,y By the me al the samr
iine, with then head near on the pummeI Of tn,
eddie, and thu, theit horses vent klckin AID
plugging up Broadway. S vera ALTERED barouch
es. hlled with the Trail sisterhood from Core !,
Hook, dressed IN awdry grapes, bespang ed anaI
crowned with Artificial flowers, with their sailor
nends, drove Though our fashionable streets hail
ing every thing on tie wsy. he hacks have had
a harvest. Ofe sailor would take possession of al
ooach.-" here shall go:'; said The coachman.
Any where, every where-oear up Tor the Frank
nm one - over al me navy yard, SAID the WhID.
We'll lay your course for her you lu5oer-Keepl
her N. n. E. you shark"
Jolly 'ar had Just chartered one of Cooper's
handsome hacks and had mounted the box with the
diver. at the Park gate, when he was hailed by al
messmate lto! ship ahoy where you bound 10 ri
" 10 the Hook" leave to and take me on boal -
. You may 20 below 10 the cabin, but de if Won
come on deck" Z" Let down your companion lad
der; The s,eps were LEI down, and in stepped hon
est Jack who roared out" Keep her fuIl.''
They have also bonored the pit OF the theatre
with their presence in tolerabe numbers and tole
raby in for it, that's excellent" that's fine, ri
sa'd one In an applaudng sentiment of The play Il
and, when Parker danced sailors hornpipe, ipl
: ha'a Ter, their cheers were enthusiastic. " know
hm' said one =" It's Jack Gravity, turned player.
man; he's danced that dance hundred times on
our gun deck Saturday night. Halloo, Jack, don't
you know u.s."
Ih1s enjoying themselves and aflording merr-
menl to others, these gallant sons of freedom are
tasting Tor while the joys of being released from
confinement and rigid discipline, and when releay
ed from their loose cash which soon must be the
case, they enter fer another cruise, gaily singing
" When my moneys all gone that gained in the
vars
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FOR TINE WATeRM
THE NATIONS GUEST.

TrSE-Hht 70 the Chief
Hail to the Friend, and the Guest of the Nation
Hail him We Freenen with joyful huzzas:
Hail him with Friendship,-the freeman's obla,ion-
Hun who relieved US from tyranny's laws.
He, whom the storm Of war,
Brought to our aid from far,
Coumbans shall never, shall never forget;
The aged and young shall meet
The FRESD Of our CouSrar greet
All, all slail welcome the brave LA FAYETTF
Kings may denounce thee, and doom thee to savsrr
And slaves may not dare to give honor that's dno :.
Be- tbs generous and free, shall remember Inv braver
Thy glory, ny deeds, and thy suferings too.
And hearts warm with gratitude,
Stall hail bee in joyful mood,
Shall hail thee once more the good and the o,-o.,
Warriors that were Of old,
Young men with hearts as bold
All join 10 welcome tie Great LA FAyFrTp
YES, yes thou art welcome, tho aged and hoarv-
Thy heart shall be glad, tho Thy years shall decrn,
Aud thy name, o thou niEfrAIS shah lonp lyein.,
And close round the PArRIor's heart shall en,v,.
Tho in the wane OF life,
Tho thou with years art rife,
The sun Of thy GLoRr shines brilliantly j.,
And warns with its arden, fire,
The soul Of each son and sire.
Who join in the throng to receive LA FAYETTr,
C.W,R
This idea is drawn from the order Of foreign noror..
her ministers no" m this country which is that tbey Shaw
2 the FRIEND and coNpASIoN Of WAsHiSgrox~ MI "Ss
ecl whatever, not even that which common c;,i.
demands. ''" '''A!
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NOTICE..

4 MEETING Of the Commissioners Of the Levy Court
n u Newcastle county, gsc,ing as Commissioners Of
~ viii be held al he Court House 10 the Town Of New
"a. e, TUESDAY the 28h u September, ms, at which
tine and p4t tile Assessors requested be punctua
in their ateudafce By Order,
DAVID PAINTER, c. P
Sept. IS, 1924. 8J-3
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A set pugilistic battle in the neighborhood of
London. in July, tetminated thus--one Of the par
ties died IN consequence OF the injuries he had re.
ceiye', in two hours after the contest--the other
expired shortly aferw ards.
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WILLIAM WOODCOCK.
COMMITTEE MEETING.


COMMIT ZEE MEETING.
~ an adlournrd meeting " tie Democratic Re.
puhiics l'-r.y Of Kent county held 81 the house o
Ahe slsais' n Dover On Tue day The ienh instant
the con.'niiiee epponted o iorm County Tieke,
~ pur-Lance o resolution entered to al the Ia 81
mee,nS 81 'aid party, Oh liz Sis, vi reported The
io'lowlng' winch On moon-was adopted, VIZ:
,Sei ti1r,
PRESLEY NPRJ ANCE, Jun.
Representatives,,
eNMUEL FRtCE,
ANDREN GALLEY,
Marlin " BATES,
ROBERT YCJ NJ,
J3H& O. MAXWELL,
WILLIAM JOHNSON,
JANIS p. LOFl.AAD.
SIR f,,
NEHEMlA Nj CLARK and -
LrrY-fopt Commissioners,
THOMAS MABERRY, d {. Ii.
jobs BELL, l.. II.
THOMAS Orr EN- and
THOMAS NJ. STOUT, ID. II.
farmers,
WILLIAM HARRINGTON, JOHN SMITH
ABRAH M PIERCE, Chairman.
Auc M. Scnhh, Sec'ry
Dover, August 10.
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MADAME LA FAYETTE.
Extract from Lady .Horgan's memoirs Of La
Fdystts.

Extract from LadY .Horgdn's memoirs o. La
FaysttS.
Gen. La Fsyetle had married daughter Of the
iIus'rious family OF Noailles; and the history Of
Female virtue ard female heroism presents nothing
more rare and excellent, than the lie and character
of Madame La Fayette Such Characters (ssys
Charles Pox speaking OF this amiabe pair,) should
flourish in the annals Of HE rorid, and lire 10 pas
terity JrhFH kings aud the crDicns fhey rear must
hare mOuliered into dust.-While La Fayette re-
scued by flight from the scafold IN France lay in
esrcsrat, IN The dungeons Of Olmuiz his devoted
Siie even OF his existence, had saved her
self by he dea h Of Robe pierre, from the euillo.
tine, where mdns OF her family had persisted
sent her young and only son the care and prolec-
ton OF Gen. Washington; and, accompanied By
her two daughters with constitution already brok-
en- down By suffering and gtief. she ha,tened 10
vienna. and obtained, an interview vi The Empe
for. at whose feet she solicited TO enlomb herself
and her children, in the dungeon Of her hus and.
This was all that was asked and all that was ob ain.
ed On the point OF falling victim 10 conlugsl
tenderness, reduced almost to the grave by few
months conf ement amidst noxious yapour and
uawh9esome dsmps, the permission she solicited
70 go TO Vienna, to consult p yician, was only
granted her on The proviso OF never returning to
Olmu,z. The alternative was instantly accepted,
aud Madame de la Fsyette composed herself for
d III II the arms and the dungeon OF her husband.
HIS delivery proved reprieve 10 life so precious
He bore her to his haive France, 10 her own path
monia woods Of La e ange. Revived not rescu.
d. she lived TO behold the return of her brave son
he re union OF her family and Men SINK into The
t11ab.
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RED LION MEETING.


At meeting q the Democratic Republican
Delegates from the several Hundreds OF Nes Cas-
Tie County. convened At the Red Lon Inn, or Sat
urdsy he lth 81 September, TO nominate Ticket
for ,he snDpOr Of he Democratic Party at he en-
suias G-aeral Election. GE5RcE CLf4E Esq. was
called "a he Char and ID. J1HS J9HNsoSw Vas ap-
Polotsd Secretary. he meeting being organized.
II was On moilAn unanimously
Re ,9lcgd, That this meeting d,apnroves Of the
Domina,ion Of UILLLt.U H. CR.fUF0RU tor
President. and Of .1LBERT G.jLL.fTEFior Vice
Presdeai Of the Unltsd States, made a, Washing
ton IN February last BY caucus N .,osed Of a
small minority Of the members u Cong ress that
they regard he same rs violation Of The sprit of
the Constitution; a. :he unjusiisb5 and unworthy
attempt Il few ambitious suc Unauthorized Indiyid
usis 70 force upon The people q man who has no
claims 10 that nigh station, aud who would have no
possible cnance of their sufIfsges. but through the
inf Ien'e oil Office hunters and intriguing men; ard
tn! We viii oppose the said nomination by all fair
and honorable means.
Hg,5trgd, That this meeting will not nominate nor
support, any individual a. candidate Tor the Legs
j. ure of hi, State who decidedly, and. under
eli circumst ances, opposed 10 The election Of WIZ
LhLh tR.jU ram q, President, and al
BERF GlLL.l1LF as Vice President Of lie
United States.
Ry.oiryd, That the following ticket be recon
HIr1oei - We uhofHt1 support q me DenCCie tlc
Republicans o. Newcastle County, w.
senot,r,
HENRY WHITLEY.
RrFrgsgatatires
DAVID PENNY. B.H.
10 .lAH 1 CLEMENT. c. II.
joseph ENGLA d. ". C.I
JOIN ROW, y Gil
JOHN LXTON. Il / II.
So UEL II. BLACk, p II.
CHRIoTOPHER EANDEGRiFT,S SIGH
Lerg C,art mmi,,iJoers.
JOHN HERDMbN VIC G. H.
JtGOa faRbIS, +. II
PHLiP RYbOLD. 4 !. Fl.
JOHN JAANIER. Jun. 81. c. II.
sar.f,
PETER B. DELANEY.
C9rOHyr,
WILLIAM WOODCOCK.
E.'olrod. That We approve and viii cordially sup.
iatt ie domination made al Dover On the 5lst |
" he Drmntraic tJnletecs of lie STATE, Of Il i
ARNOLD NALDhiN IS candidate ior lhr
Iiopa. d Representatives. Of ih- Ub,d States
frsnirtd That we Will .uppoll Nv all hano ablr
means, Inc Democratic Nomld alton II PETER Il |
DElA%l as Sheriff and WILLIAM WOOD |
COCK as Coroner. Of the county OF Newcastle.
GEORGE CLARK, Chairman
ions JoHN.oN. S~cy.