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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-08
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NEW. YORk Anyust 20.


The FRIGATES-Yesterda morning
the Frencll ffigates, Didon & Cybel,e, rot
under way with an Intention as was under
stood Of proceeding 10 sea. When they
arrived at che Hook, strong suu,herly
breeze and food tide coming in, they were
obliged to come TO anchor iii CraycsLnd
bay. They were at one tine within about
four miles Of the British ships Of war the
Leander and the Cambrian. 1t is said that
when they came within sight, the British
ships fred gun TO windward in token Of
defiance.
The French rriga,es, it is expo &ed, in.
tend 10 proceed at ali hazards.
(6for7!. Chron.)
August 81
Frercj FriCGtes ,ctE,Rct,-Ihe French Frigates,
Didon and G, belle, yesterday returned into port,
and anchored i'll their former situation, opposite
Governors island The object OF Tie I, cnchmen's
expedition Craveaeid bay was SAID TO lie merely
10 exercise heir men, and that heir mentions was
not to Put TO sea--at ltCsent.
Sec Fipb,.--Sevelal passengers in the NJ Bruns-
wick packet report. thar heavy Grng was
heard yesterday between - and o'clock, which
came from two vessels engaged about 5 agues
Sc OF Sandy.hook. They could plainly di.c Germ
the smoke that arose but lac hull Of the vts sols
were not seen. The firing, the say Ias,ed about
70 minutes. and thar they counted about 100 guns
that we've fred he BIiisl. ships, Leauder and
Cambrian were then anoho, al the Hook.
September !.
On Thur-day evening he British frigate Lean
der captured an inward bcand schooner, On The
Heck, and ordered her for tiaIfax.
Capt Pearce OF the ship Hariior, arrived az
Boston on Tuesday in 65 days from st Peters
burg. reports, that the Russians appeared 10 be
! making every preparation for war They were
getting ready for large feet, bur their des-
unation was nor made known.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-08
CHARJESTCI. AUGUST o..

CHARLESTON, August %:
We are informed from authority. that within
the last eight months the following French emil
grants from St. Domingo, who were de sJitue Of
support, and many Of them Of clothing, have
been assisted and relieved by Charitable donsu>
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-08
II A G. 4 5.

TNlLL be run for. over the course at surry
w Courthouse. on "Wednesday the 30th tay
OF September, a SWEEPSTAKES forthree and
four year old Colts, entrance fifty dollars, half
forfeit, two mile heats, carrying the weights of
the course.-S,ablss and litter furnished race
horses as usual. gratis
DAVID PRICE Proprietor Of i5e course.
Surry cour house, LIST Sept 1904.
g On ;he day following the above raec CThurs-
Gdy) will be run for over the same coufse, the
SURRY JOCKEY CLUB PURSE Of THREE
HUNDRED AND FIE71' DOLLARS, three
riiIe hea's And on Friday. the PURSE IF the
Proprietor Of the Course. of ONE HUNDRED
MD IIFz'1~ DOLLARS.
All persons wishing to start horses, &c. for the
latter purse, win be required to pay an entrance
Of twenty dollars, except members Of the Club.
and from them an entrance OF eight dollars will
be expected. The weights of the course are as
follows
Aged Horses 800
Years Old 100.
5 Years Old 10.
Years Old 100.
3 Years Ola S6.
CHARLES II. GRAVES, Secretary.
a rnee'irg Of the Club viii be held at Mr. Da.
I'D Prices Tavern. on the evening preceding the
hrst day. race.
sury Courthouse, If' Sept. 1904 m
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-08

1,0s

This support so gyea'ful IN The feelings Of ma.
manly arose from dolls. 8 ,667 60; owl ieh A.
bout dolls. q S5 l9 were given by our citizens.
ana Tie remainder Ct the above sum was coutri-
bnied by several French residents in this civ.
ne above sum Icing nearly exhausted. ard rrcs.
sing cases stu existing. the oiy crurcd GireNgd
Ic,ters tn be written 10 the diFe,ei1 clcYr, Of
TINS city, requesting them % draw lie attention
n 'heir congregations 10 the veiy distressing 81
tuauon OF these unfortunate people hoIirig. ilat
Charitable donations after service weuli thereby
be ehee'ed The following amount has ccnsc.
quenuy' been raised and paid mo the cit, .tseasu-
W.
From hevarious congregations, dolls c2Is 10
From a Citizen. 100
From Citizen OF Beaufort, so
Amounting in the whole 10 dolls 2.566 20
Which remains for the further supporr Of these
distressed persons p d is ayporiiorcd ~ them
from time 10 time by committee, which &c IN.
der The superintendance e The CITY Council.
August 81,
We are authorised &c state tina, Col Har,p-
tandeclincs being cousidCreda Candidate r. tboer-
sung Election, for a Sea- in Congress f; ard ,lst
IN co"eeqpcnce &C his refusal, OBKIEN SMITH
esq j. proposed by his friends as tie Republican
candidate, to represent the United DistYiGs q
Nefland, Orangebwg and Coileton, N Tie Cor
Eresi cl the UE.tsd States.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-08

Lanaon Prices Of Socks. JUL y.
per cenS. reduced 56 SIS Omnium 5 ID Or.
per cent. ccnsols for acc 81 3-3--div inelu-
ded.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-21

land that the Catholics sh5u,d be fully ea,snci-
pared if a union was agreed TO, the King him
self was sincere but some of the Bish ps of the
Church of England, iIaac,ed with frenzcal zea
losry that would almost have disgrsced Lo:d
George Go.doo himself, alarmed for the mono
poly Of their Church, and instigated and aided,
no doubt, by til. old curse of Ergsnd cabinef,
continued TO poar their bar5arcus sophis'ry into
the cars of the old King, whose mind, Whatever
might have beenits natural vigoor, was not at
all strengthened by the excessive zsal be enter
tanned in The suh;ea Of reli5ion AID actually did
continue TO persuade him that ding Juitlee 10
the Roman Catholics Of Ireland, would be dam.
nable breach Of his coronation oath.
Thus was an act of jui}iee, bNmasity, nay,
COINS 81 gentlsmsagy honor tine performance Of
pofitiyc pfe,nlt) declined, to avod the
eoaRt1s7is,e violation OF an oath, which from Ia.
ipii, ten6nr, as.d every letter Of il, mua have
be.n broken every time an act OF injutise has
bren dofe to any portion ]. OF the people. 10
llort thcie pious lous breathing forth tie ,6ie q
he'll, nor the bslny bleaings OF heaven, 70 work
cd npon The kings mind thar he cancelvcd
meit exalpcrated ard implacable ave ion to pc.
perry, pspifs, and Iuihmsn. In the year one
.houfana l-,en hundred and ninety fix, after the.
peafantry about Bantfy Bay marched ao~n in
body, armed with fuch arms as they could add
TO nature, 10 repe the French Invaders, Mr.
Nugent D ought forward an after piece at Gov,
ent Garden, called, Bantry Bay" and deiisn
earo throw light upon the Character and Of
POTION CT that people, TO exhibit Them in thrr
true coulors to The people of England, the king
attended a, the repreler atop, and more than any
oae in the bout. applaudsd sbr piece, slough It
was panegyric on the ItiG rom beginning 10.
end. How foon a d how much he was maze to
sssr his mind, he ..orid has aoY before it.
(Charls. Cur
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-21
Oh alfinnefri among the bog
Ie till delights to fem a Loo.

On lalfinneffl among the bog
gIe till delights to /fsm Loo.
Bn.> O |! ye FLY Frogs, beware,
The fermlng totpor is Snare.
Tie reptile of ampibious MIKE
.Compof'd Of TygsI lhssk I'D Snake,
NJ lore raveaous is and full of guile,
Thao any brother Crocodile.
His Gogle j3wi excites more dceads,
Than Lo. lean Hydfa's hundreds heads 8,
Ard makes. when chaTP'og bones cla'sef,
Like guilotines thai 50 BY water.
But cro1,,s ft d,aurb'd their 9aiet,
And Bird n,od difaferous RIO;
A ling lp1st ct m3ag ,hsm
AMI 10 dile eoAtufi> j. hung shed;
sath as u OLD BY God'n peTmiiiyn
Lid Ahab 10 his cwn pe,dition.
inptaekmtn', rsl-, reward, reyengc,
All turn'd alike On patty's hinge
l'he mob, collecting. from the flores,
Bxyg spen esn6leaee's doou;
Foul yagranGs mounted into place
AID rudcly fpis in hono,'s face !;
@ der d,froy'd. in lta;k,d contrGon
And all tillss ruh'd 10 Ialution.
Az length by "a exacricnce taught,
The fuf'r'ng Fro5s gre4' 1--WE bsi~usht,
An end of anarchy to bring,
And lsnd tlem fz17etkhg for king.
Yes, O. FLY frogs, beware,
The fleming torpor is lnare.
The ltSeams that down his village he.s,
Arc hed TO lare yeu Cor his meal;
Ard all bis fniv'ling, whining caat,
Is prologue to foac murder mean
F9r fla ard fowl, and man and oeat,
Con,r.note TO his dsiy fe,,f.
Gs'n his own young, or aais md ha'lows,
he lies in wait for, CUPS and f~@ile VS..
Ard think you Re VIII (pare the D dies,
Of fuch fmpls ics Of ned les?
Ne: ne viii guIp you wu1oot lpariry,
As hungry whales gu}p ihoas Of hertme;
Or ant.bears, who with ftomschs hollow,
Al hundred thoufand ants will fwallow,
And like jour muGc. let me tel. yea
Byif, when he hears If from his belly.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-21
FROM THE EVENING POST.
For the sole amusement Of Thos. Jse6srson.

1S0f tAc SoIe amusement q iEoS. JeeBefS0n.
The reign Of terror is paa- the Sun Of Federal.
i'm is fct-. the Moon of Democracy exhibits
her phafcs IN rapid and beautiful fuccsfiian -
The ptrFectability Of human mature expands
like an Italian hade-and unverfal rhilan.
thropy fpreadf, like an evening mift ovef the
dfmal fwamfs Of the Ancient Dominion. The
dreams OF perfect dcm,cfacy are realized,
and We, its happy members, elevated aooye
the regions OF hopes and fears, are entirely at
lei(u,e, in the fupei AK of our beneyolence,
to turn our eyes upon the commonwealth Of
Faces:
In days of yere, as E,op states,
The Frogs, a race Of democrats,
Were simple, harmless fond of mirth,
And lov'd the p oil that gave them BIRTH
Customs long us'd and understood,
Were all their laws, and they were good;
Ard neady 5a5jfs sill possessing,
Their freedom prov'd precious blessing.
To age and wisdom all The croud,
With due respect and reverence bow d,
And when their chiefs, with voice sonorons,
Struck, up the tune, they join'd in chorus;
Which still extended as they surg,
Till all the pool with Psans rung.
Jove heard and answered half .teir prayer,
Tie ref dispersal ia empty ait.
Now o'er the Democratic pool,
King Loo suspends his slugg'fh rule,
Sent down by Jove two browlug frogs,
The great Pinto GOPHER OF LOGS;
On whose broad back they sought to share
Their native right of sun and air,
When low as If conveyed by wizza:ds.
See alien Leecbfi, Snake sand Lizards,
Around him take their choice ofpiaces,
Ard crawl and wr.he in his embraces
The native Frogs TO difance drive,
Or fsizr and fwallow them alive.
When, 0 futp.iing TO be told,
But much more wonderous to behold,
Ki g Ice, with their embraces waIuf,
4 axes by dtgrcesa different form.
His large end moves lowly out,
And lopes and Satters to Enout;
Above, two fmal knots arile,
That crack and open into eyes,
From which the turpentne appears
To firing and trickle into tears;
Two larger knot holes iink bslow,
With, deeper # Il 10 motifs growi
A horr;d fGure yawps beneath,
Where fplinter turns TO jagged teeth
And all adown the inner part
Grows fowl and rstten az tbe beavt;
On either 6de limb that was,
Ben5s to the arm, and fpreads into claws,
Where leaves Wish tough'oing 6bres grow
And fpread the web from toe to tee.
And hill behind them two limbs more.
Crook and conform 10 tboie before;
With LITTLE change its back is fetn,
Converting into fea!eG and kin;
Which eapsripg b ek a they psep-i'5
Ddplay wonderous length OF rail-
Till grown complete in every feature,
He moyes---a MAmMoFa ALLIGATOR,
Yet often nretch'd sioue the ;k-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-21

80 g Cath given for clean linen and
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-21
aItrangria DalIp auuerttsec.
SATURDAY, APRIL 81.

A Paris paper, Of late date, mentions,
that Mr.. Truro is appointed minister pie
nipotentiaryt the United States, and that
Mr.. Petrie Supposed to be the gentleman
formerly consul in the state of South Caro-
lina) it % attend him as secretary OF lega-
ton.
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1804-06-11
4,ort Of loortlann.

FRIDAY, JUNE 3.
Arrived brig America capt Hazard, of Pornouth, NH.
from Newyork, bound Spain, with provons. She had
fprung aloak and loft her deck load
SUNDAY, JUNE 10.
Arrived brig Nabby capt WIN. Mcclellan, 90 days from
Trinidad Left there, brig Three Friends Hartley, Savan
nah do Galen, Lttefcd, Kennebunk DO Hyam, Briggs,
Newnaven do. Warrington, Turtle Portimouth N II.
do Jean & Ell liza, Wino Newyork do. Franklin, Rob.
inion, Portland do. Eliza Mafon, Baltimore do Jane,
Low, Rhodeiand Schooner Governor PiGton, Barry, Al
exandria; do Mary Johnon Bayton Norfolk Brig Com.
met, Tucker, Portland do Laurel, Brown, Bottom do.
Diana, Ward, New Bedford.
May %, boarded by Britih privateer. from Tor
tclo and aera trict examination Of papers, Be- iuf
fered to proceed.
Capt Ekildon ,f this port at Suinam, May (mar
kets ul)Caps Rob:nion and Jordan had failed for the
leewar I'd.
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1804-06-11
Fifty Dollars Reward.

CTOLEN from her uAoorings in Pe,sssd harhor the
- night of the 6,h inR fchooner rigged BOAT, meaf
uring in length from the ouGde Of her fem the
lde of her ttern e feet, aud in BREADTH feet deck
running from the bows about feet aft Freak Of pine
above the oak work. four and h2 or five inches wide
fpiked the fame; bar of iron and half INCHES
fqusre, boed her keel from fem fern her MAIN
fail miidewed. She painted when taken away.
on the ou,tde with verdigrfe bottom, the water aud
freak above, black. the top reak yellow on the in
Gde, the platform and eats Of dark red the pannels
in imitaion Of mahogany. with black moudings; her
mas, booms and howprt, black aud yellow, her forema
longer than her rrAinaA and haaed with iron weights
pig iron, and copper drois-Whoever will return iaid
boat to the fubfcribcr a be entitled the above re
ward. JAMES DEERINC
sle,H3
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1804-06-11

monwealth for the choice Of Electors of Pre-
fident and Vice PreGdcnt of the United States >
rhe motion was feconded by DIR. Hill, and
Thurfday, at ~ O'clock, was aligned for tax.
ing it into confederation.
They 0rdey tb5s things quite different in the
great and leading democratic fates of Virginia,
pennfylvania, Sc.-rhcre genuine repnhfirnmyfn
pref:ribcs that rhc Electors thall be chofen by
a g,neyM ticket a-becaufe fome of the di4rias in
thefe ttates are federal.
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1804-06-11

INTO the river, bu. that four cqrpfes yet remain
cd in the cloie, behind the bed. The police
con,nl.lary, with the gentleman, and fonie gems
d arms went imnedia,cly to the houfe. but
,hey found nothing but the four corples in the
Gloiet. Ih. man and woman were gone, and
hav. nor iince been heard Of In confequence
Of the diicovery made by the child, fix former
lodgings OF this cruel couple have been trdced
were according to her report, and feveral other
circumih-aces within the knowledge of the pol
ice, during the lat winter, no leis than 2 per-
fons of both fexes are fuppofed to have been
mardered by them. 1t was the cuitom for the
woman, as from gratitude, to take hold Of her
benefa6tor's hands, and draw them to her lips
as the lay in bed, when the man itole Behind
and itabbed them through their backs. Mad
am Murat has taken the child under her pro-
teeiion, and pays for her education.
----
PumA,m1ts III France. In tire new project
for penal and criminal code of the French
Republic, grea: changes are propofed.
according TO this project, pretors are to fuc-
cecd the PreGien, ihe jur!diGt6n Of each
pretor will contain ieveral departments. He is
obi ,e TO appear at Paris once in the year, to
give al account of the judicial ass,irs of his diff
r'i-e. MS inaEiltralc Is 20 Oc atltcd DY TrO-
.Pretprs and Supoleans. The Projectors are
10 be attached to the Tribunals Of the hrtt in
Aancc, and are to form the criminal Tribunals,
IN meeting once year at a certain fixed peri
cd.
Chimes are to be puniihed avitb mere rig
~ouf pain than death. The cedation of life is
to be preceded By fo,mots, which augment the
horror certain deltruetion inipires. For exam
pie The parrcide will have his right hand cut of
before he lofes his life his corpe is to buried
on the fpot where he committed the crime and
over his grave ito be fixed gibbet, with his
name and the nature Of his guilt. In certain
caies,seven the tortures which durin, the reign
of Lewis XVI. were lamented and po!cribed,
again, to be introduced and FOR confpirators,
when the death of the chief magifrate is plot
ted, the criminal is to be broken upon the wheel.
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1804-06-11
Printing.
JENKS g. SHIRLEY

JENKS g. SHIRLEY,
1T their 0Gs Ne. y, Fn5 ,,u, Portland, sspfs Mains
Esnk,
INFORM the public that they carry on the
L PRINTING BUSINESS, in its different branches.
with neatness and accuracy where all orders in their
line will be attended to with puncauaIity.
They kap essssasay for ,als. a1srtasssi Of
COMMERCIAL, CouRr and other BLANKS
Executed on good paper and Type.
= Current price given for RAGS and
JUNK. PORTLAND, IusE ~,
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1804-06-11
Eiip,

AT NewburyPort, Monday evening Ian, very fuj-
denly, Capt William P. Johnion. aged 50, AN en,inenf
merchant, aud valuable rnber cf foe iev His
midas: were inferred with Msfonic honors attended hy
the focety OF Frr Maions, the Marine f,sety and Hu
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1804-06-11
Matonic Feitival.

THE Ffivsisf 81 Jo5s RE B,pM will be celebrated at
Wshi.gtos H,H PORTLAND, the a4th init
The Brethren in ard country invited attend
at u O'Clock precy BY order Of the Right Worihip.
fui Matter.
June II. WILLIAM MOODY. Set,nfa,yS.t
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1804-06-11
Packard's G. Catechifm.

a Second Edition Of this valuable little work. Is new
"A fe ling at the different Book Stores in town The
rapid fse Of the fra edition, is fucent proof of the
merit OF the wsrk.
Yys. n ,Roa
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1804-06-11
Mdrrirn.

At Wiica1ets, Rev. eeman Parker, Of Drefden, to
Mfs Rebeoca Rice edch daughter Of the Hon. Thomas
Rice.
II Minos, Mr.. Samuel varrieI 3D.. to NIifs Peddy
Jaokfpu
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1804-06-11

r ECElVED BY the fhp Kingaon from Lon
ENoCH MOULToN,
at his 1op nearly oppohte MIR Ag,sIs~ wharf. Fore
treet PoRTLANp,
THE MOST FASHIONABLE,
Pearl and Gold Breaches, / Plated Scifor Chains,
Pearl & Gold Finger Rings, Do Soup Ladies,
Gold Ear Rings Of every ae- Morocco Pocket Books,
fcription, DO. Purfcs,
Gold Miniature Settings, | Silver Fruit Knives,
Ornamepted Flair Combs, Smelling Bottles,
Gold aud Ctt Watch Keys, Agate and Claf: Beade.
Gilt and Silk do Chains, Britannia Tea Pots,
Gilt Seals and Keys, Silver Tooth Picks,
Do Neck Chains, Tortoife Combs,
Silver Coral and Bells for Common do. ,'', s
children, | Phofphorus in cafes.
Shutters aud Trays, Gold, Silver & Pearl Sleeve
Plated Candlefticks, Buttons,
Do. Tea Pots, Steel SnafFers and Trays,
Do Sugar Bafons, Penknives. &c. &C.
Silver and PLACED Cream ALSO
Ewers. Warranted Engfh Watches
Do. kiuaard Pots, Do. Gold Necklaces,
Do. Salt do. Silver Table, DeGert aud
Do. Pepper do. Tea Spoons, manufacsur
Do. Crutt Stands, cd At the fiorteit notice.
variety of other articles cheap be purchaied
in town or eilewhere, wholsfaie aud retail.
NIB All orders in his protection attended to with
nc atncfs and psntauaIity. June T.
FRESH CORN and FLOUR,
For fale by Jofeph M'Lellan and Son, NJ.
r6 Long wharf. MAY 28.
A MsLELLAN, has for fale a few hhds.
80 Retailing SUGAR.
Apply as No. 20, Union Wharf,
Ps'sa"s. May 81.
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1804-06-11

DAVID GKEEN,
No. II Long Wbayf - Kasfmjak,
100 barrels Mefs BEEF,
100 do. No. do,
1so halfbbls mefs do. -
leo do. do. No. I, do.
5 cafes Cotton and Wool Cards,
10 dozen Scythes.
goo bbfs frefh Superhne Flour,
Portland. 99ane T.
WILLIAM GODDARD,
Fl AS received by fhps Mineyva and Kixass
from London, Le1Sa from Bri1o, and 3ytfI strom
Liverpool, extcnGve aaortmest of
HAR ID WARE GOODS.
Comprifng amoA every article in thar line, which are
for fAie al his iore by whoieials s4d retai
A quantity Of Sewing Twine Brafs Kettles.
all Gzts Pewer; sad Irons; blsckmisbs' Anvi,s and
vifes' cat Iron Ware largs aaormcn. Of s.doer,s
Wcbt ny -LlktwIss-
"A very great afortment of elegant London
gill and mahogany framed LOCKING GLASSES
gao boxes 10 BY and 9 BY J Briitol and
Liverpool CROWN GLASS.
70 boxes TIN PLATES.
90 calks NAILS, wrought and cut.
3 tons dry white and red LEAD.
3 tons patent SHOT. ss
Portland, Msy a..
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1804-06-11
lll.KElS AT FIVE DOLLARS.
- Il(ACE l..

THOSE who with to adventure in Pisfnf A.
i qss B,iggs Lsssy, informed that the price OF the
Tickets wiz be rafed 50 Gents after tho aoth Of this
month Thofe therefore who with obtain than before
may be foppi;ed the GAzsrrs Ops,cs, No. 0ree
9sse -.
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1804-06-11
FRESH FANCY GOODS.
GREEN. informs her fr;c,.

FRESH FANCY. GOODS.
CHARLOTTE GREEN, informs her friends
and the public tha, ihe has jua received new at.
fortment of GOODS which will be fold very moderate
terms :-Compri6ng, handfome srortmcnt Of Satn.,
Grapes and Tfanes plain, figured, and chambrc AIuf-
lns Cai;coes furniture Chintz plain, figured aud
coiored Cambrics sarfnets Modes black aa1 ~ki,e
Laces fPanslst, black, white and figured Fsnss Silk
Cores and Trimmings, of all kinds plain and coercd
silk Gloves tn2iih and french Silk aud Cotton Hole;
Morocco slippers; elegant aHortmsnt Of Ribbons
Wreaths Flnmcs. aud Flowers Paralols waikngaek
and large Umbrellas, &c &c,
ALSO,
A large ahortment Of Eonnets and Hats
Of the moA fashionable kinds VIZ Cane, willow, nraw,
er.re tiffany, fatin, and eambrick-a few Raneleish
Hats .s..s sst44t.-s.
CrMILLENAR1, MfNTUAlNdKINC,. and
all lind efNEEDLE,WORK. done ia the .neaiea
manser, al q Jboyt notice.
Portland, May ~.
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1804-06-11

FOR SALE,
a Farm. ftuaed in the of North Yarmouth,
one mile and quarter from the Wef Meeting
Houfe containing about One Hundred and Sixty acres,
well watered, good Houe and Barn thereon will pro-
duce about thirty tons Of hay annually For further
PARTICULARS enquire of NATHANIEL MERkt&I4,
living the premifes ~
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1804-06-11

FRESH CORN and FLOUR,
For fale by Joleph M'Lellan and Son, NJ.
r6 Long wharf. May 28.
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1804-06-11

ELECTORS, &c
Yefcrday motion was made in the fenate,
by Mr. Bidwell, 3" that committee be appoin-
ted to bring in refolve for Gf'il7i"g the Com
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1804-06-11
REMOVAL

- an away from the fubfcrber woman named Ssrah
Lewis; fhewas taken by the fubfcrber oiurpor Tor
the town to which he is reponbe for her conduct
one year which will expire in March before which
all perons arc cautioned again harbouring her any
account debt Of her will be paid by the u5scbsr
after this date.
JOSEPH PROCTOR.
Durham, 1vse 4.b