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TIE Editor doc, nor beiie-ue tbat ftiy Poem
Is pei TO be .f3naG IN THE Bookstores IF Rieb-
nIond.
Is rot Cbryfs.aker CaYaie tie fame Avfbor
ecto is Gpoksn ofin tbe B2aoR PaIiGdino: Of JJfly
7f6 in !Je joi!0ey:ng ferms ?
We are happy in being able to inform our
readers that the author OF " CGHfie'J Psti:i0Y,'
&c. a work highly celebrated in Emo3r, has re-
couragement 10 hope, that the efuGons OF his
pen will frequently decorate the columns of RE
Palladium. He has brought with him g quiPs
and cranks and wreatted iiniles," and perhaps
will introduce our readers, occaiiola.ly, to-
slaughter holding bothher hdes." Wewiii ven
ture to predict, however, that whofoever is a.
monS the fa6tious and unprncipled, will have
nothing favourable to anticipate from the play
full feverity of mis- fatiric MuGe.
A cure for the bite Of mad dog, by DR.. De
Moneta, phyhcian in ordinary to his Polih ma
lefty. The doctor advifes 90 cover the wound
with frelh earth, or with fnuf, to mbibe the IA
Iva Of the animal, and then to wafh it with wa
ter. At the fame time, warm half pound of
butter, in four times as much vinegar and
when the wound is cleared, apply compreis
of linen, aeeped in that mixture, and molten it
very often with the fame FOX nine DAYS; after
which time you may fafely remove the conf
prsfs, and cure the wound in the ufual way. Du-
ring the time the vinegar is ufed outwardly the
patient mud take it Ufually four times day, in
dofes Of an ounce and one half of vinegar warm
ed, with little freih butter; and his common
drink, for at leaf fifteen days, muR be pure wa
ter, with 4 little vinegar, and juice of citron.
Strong liquor is extremely hurtfu, as is any G.
motion of anger or impotence. Plethoric patti
he d,sI ht,t he
author regards as little neceaary. DIR. De Mo-
meta, has ufed the fame remedy againft the bites
OF vipers, and other venomous reptiles, and al
ways with fuccefs. He has prevented the hy-
drophobia in more than fixty people; andmany
other phyiicians, who have followed his method,
have found it equally eflicacious-It is reamak-
able that in Italy, vinegar has alto been lately
diicovercd 10 be a remedy for this dreadful diff
order.
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IRISH LINENS & sHEETINGs.

IRISH LINENS & SIEETINGS.
I HE Ea5jcribery ba7,e juyRrrreiz,ed n E,zv Boxes
IF 7-9 and "A IRISH LINENS, anil
50 SHEETIWGS Jj'om B Jf!R, sVbieb fbey 4OiH
hHoR moderate terms.
Ellis g. HELHM.
Richmond, J'aJ, 7, 1904. (sqo)
ne bEUe rretiVed n JmoH addifionaI fisbly of
MADEIRA WINE,
ar hyperion quality, which we offer for fale
~ by the hogfhead and quartcr-caG.
GIB$oY y TeFERsoR.
July ts. eptf
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VTRGIWIh:
BETWEEN

AT SUPERIOR COURT or cHANcERY, HOLDEN IN
RICHMOND, MAY 10. 1904
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JOSEPH c. BROWN, RICHARD H.
GOODE & WILLIAM BROWN, fiaihth
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EEEKL MIG AZINE.

gais PIPER, as fbe title t6tsv5, qoW be ebieRy
asz'1ted TO the a1anJs,a1Snt the LADIRS; and
on their patronage nsuf the /4fesjJ 0ur mdertd-
&ing principally depend. Ahboagb eve .haN uJe
orr eudcaVourJ TO adapt tie MUSEUM to The
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re admirers Of poiite Literature among tie
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ANI; n5on JNcb, therefore, que rely f6,. borfioD
ofpatronage, ALFRED fbaf they zUM not be back
fOGrd il orO0'0f;ng qvitb liberal ban4, TIE cir
c'aation IF paper, zvbit6 ba5 far its objea TIE
Improvement and qualification cf thojS evbo con-
tri5nte 10 materially to our bab3inei5, and 10 tie
T.1fTement of0U- manners.
From this bapsr, Party politics and psrEonai al
tereG:ion qoW be entirely executed. III place of
matter Of IBIS 6rt, zVitb 7obieb periodical eaberJ
'oO generally abound, and 7vbie6 is oslr ealcuiafed
10 8il.,gf md rritafe readers oftaRe and judp-
nsHt, ave Mnii [Hksqitme Elj1,gJ Moral End Sent
mental; iatersRing Biographical Sketches eOit5
oregfonnl /Slei7ions from the nleE celebrated Po-
ctr and /rcb Original iSl7.25, Gotb in p,oje and
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our Patr0n!.-A correct Eapmary Of 1gtereJGing
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CON nTTLO ~ &

N. T5r McsS0v zvW be neativ printed, zveekiy,
on q balf.6eet Of SH5er-RorGi ,aber.
Cd. TIE terms qvW be Two Dollars PER nnnn0r ;
one dollar to be pail at the reception offbe f,F
mpn5cy-, ami tie ofber at IRE expiration Of Ex
anoAfbJ.
81. AJHbf4bb9lsd that /io1/criLery qviN byrjtrus
heir PGbsrS. far the Purple ofbiading, q band-
.IawS Title-page and Table Of Contents qOi4
bef~njEsd (gratis) at TIE completion Of eaeb
-,3ipme.
al. 7ks babEta'ioa oftbe MUSEUM qo;HeoD7-
neqcs aJom he fH of Sebtembey, Boald a nm
ris't om45sr ef5alicri5crJ be o5taincd By t5ai
f1l.e.
Nay so.
~ S0escRrTioHs qoW &c rcccirsd ut tbe or
Ees ofibe L egUiRFR.
TIE printers Of MrzoG,0bcrt w t6is Raie qpih
sbEf, IL 4g fQjAHigg oar P,-otol,L,.
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CAROLINE SPRINGS.

aubccriber intends IN cten
Il TAVERNat the Caroline Springs, on
the rR day Of Jnne next; and hopes, from
The bieGlgat and healthy Etnation, exei4fve Of
The hfedieiHai qualities Of the qVaterJ, that it
qViH be a piaec otgener0i rcjorf.
TIRE Strings are ffnatsd 0bom Sc miles from
Ricbmoad, Is firm Por7-Royai, 10 from f5e
BozOiing-Green, and II fi-om Fredsricksbu;g.--
THE roadJ isading N Than ere rr5narkabl, eood..
they are .I2rronmded 6r an agreea6ie and re69ea-
able neigbbowbood.-Tber are om-5ogjf5 far
The accommodation offbo)s zcko qUjb to Gvs e-
Parafe from the Tavern.
Tbe ./pIjtriber .RafferJ berjSiG f5af fbejs m-
dacsmc"fJ qcW MT only operate on m1alAs,
7obo, in IRE fekiy .Jcqjan, attend fbe Springs
far the Eake Of ba1iHg fbc;y keaItb reRored, but
qOW dJo be. Eh ~ fbgS zvb2js only obiet7 b tbe
enjoyment ofcontagr, as !! ney be Elfsig /aid The
)oeieD qvW be equal TO nay in the coanirg.
no c*eriioH q0iH be qv01fing 10 make fTef.g
thing perjt6iy agrfeabig.
MN Q HTEWOOD.
FrSderiehGarg, NogIo. 9lR ~.
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MORNING, JUNE G, 1904

greateft phical i'll which can boffiblv befal the
nation, peitilential contagion. The day cannot
be very diitant on which. if peiliience aries in
Natchez, 1T may ianify itfelf with the wide
ipread arms ofthe Miiffppi through the vitaiS
of the union. To provide for this experiment
nothing Is requi!ite but to grant this Gripe OF
land TO the city OF NatchcZ on condition thai it
iha.l be preierved for ever as public ground for
the health, comfort and enjoyment Of all citizens
and ftrangers, Unfortunately and ihall never
be built on or cultivated, but on the contrary
fhall be difpofed into public walks and lawns,
and planted with trees at the eXpence the cor
poration, and 70 maintained by it as long as it
exits. The only obftac,e to this donation is, in
the opinion of the committee, very eaiily remo-
vabie without iniuftice to any party. The inter-
cit OF Jetieifon college cannot be injured by the
revocation of the grant 20 it of thefe city lots and
imall pieces ofland, if full equivalent in Other
valuable lands within the kIiifiilipp territory be
aligned IT IN lieu thereof. Such, the United
states poiie1s there, in Il quantity which cannot
all be diipoied otto purchafers in great length
OF time; certainly not before the population of
the territory has become 70 comfortable as to
make pubic initructon within it an object OF
high national Importance. A fund of this kind,
too, IT wiiely managed, by iudicious grants OF
long leaiests men unable to Purchafe, who may
be found in great numbers in all the hates will
ly give foIne certain annual revenue to the col
lege very foon, but will increaie with the growth
OF the niStuticn, and keep pace in productive
nefs with It's wants.
ihe committee having thus cndcavoured to
Ultimate all the different claims, and having
weighed all coufderations moreover. HAVING
luft learned that no patents have vet ifTiied to
Jefferion college for the lots and land in queti-
on put that means are uiing by the tru1ees of
that mftitution to obtain them with ali fpeed.
that dhpohtion may be made of the property
Immediately, which will entirely defeat the falu
tary views with regard to the city it entertains,
begS leave to recommend the following refoIuti-
on -
RJolT,a, That the execution of 70 much Of
the twelfth fiction OF the act paied the third of
March, 1905, iIItituied :: in act regulating the
grants OF land, and providing for the difpofal of
the lands of the United States fouth of the fate
of Tennefiee, - as directs the governor of the
Miffiiippi territory to locate lots in the city of
Natchez, and a piece of land adjoining thereto,
ut the property ofthe United States for the ufe
OF Jeferfon college, be iufpended until farther
order be taken thereon by Congrefs.
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{ 4 S Fl w ANT ED.

TOR 0bont fx tens Of Bar IRON. III.
Price evW be made an indaeemenf TO fny.
ckGjf. md IRON CASTINGS Of vaj,;ou.
kf"e.', far Jair on the uEtGi terms BY the ton o,
hnghe piece, among eubicb are a .tezv tons Of sc
ard GO Us. sve.gbfs. also, z AR BY tie guam
fify or Engle barrel 5eIozvtbr common price. 4u1
alto bsf jfac ana. /h- teyyfne FLOUR.
MICA5AH DAVIS.
= Riebm0vd, 22a of the
STD No. 1904.
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FOR SALE,
- tratt Of 81 ano,

] N Po-vbataH c7uyfr, an Hsb9maif7t Pizer,
-'"cre II J 76Uigabkg, k1o70a by fbc name Of
@'L"N5 Hnnrisr, Containing 12O oryrS: f5is
o14 f.5 0boNt fur mitJ tram fbe CoR,f HoaR,
HM b ,qocN adabfcI to t5e culture Of Tobacco.
N1|H grain md earn. 5Tej. jain 1frebrr, zvbo
H1'e5 near TIE Aard, zviHHrsg Hfo D2be,J5a 4Vbo
n1y cCNf 70 bWchar.
Uf is not /1id 6sfjrc fbs N IF Sebtr1rbeJ. nrxf,
(HlH3 /eH II nb7R tbnt dlz7 In ibe kiebrl biSdry,
esVooGfa'S Tas~rn, MR. fbebremifJ.
d0hn =. Price.
Ricbn'98, My 20. 1904. Tln7cp32;aa.
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C. o NJ D ITO N S.

I. The Enquirer will appear twice
week...During the FELTON, of Congrefs
and the Virginia LegiilatuTe, either a
third paper or supplementary half
fleet, during the week.
II. Terns of payment will be FOUR
DOLLARS per annum: the whole to
bepaid at the time of fubfcrbing.
III. ADVERTISEMENTS, from thofe who
do not fubfcribe to the paper, ihould
they not exceed fquare in length,
ihall be inherited for cventyofve cents
the hrf time, tIJiy cents for each time
during three weeks, and for every adj
ditional infertion fMrIf-fhree cents;
long ones in the fame proportion.
". SUBSCRIBERS fhall have their adj
vertifements inherited for JGty cents
the fri time, and tbirty-fbree cents
for every additional infertion.
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The Committee OF Commerce and Manufactures
tubmit their Report on the Memorial of the
Citizens and Mariners of Baltimore on the fuf-
ferlnss of American Sailors at home, referred
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CoMAISsfoNER's-OFFycs.
Richmond, NAV

Richmond, May 26fb, 1904.
NE PARTIES concerned are AeE,ed to take M.
nee, PAT baz,t appointed Eednejllay the fqOen-
ty.'J7b day Of July next, FIR carryiag into eGc9
f"e Roff6In 6eereej Upon zUbicb day their atfeud-
"Hfe rs required at my office, auth their baber,
ana accounts, ''eady FIR examination.
I'M. HA1, M. c..
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For the Information Of the Frcehol-
ders of the State,
THE .tollozeing eorrs7 III orfbe pr,55ns evbo
i eomfeje tbs Republican Ticker Of Electors of
Proficient AID Viee P'-eifdint oftbe United States,
i5tu5E&ed The ele7i0n for tie choice Of Eiee-
tors 4vW be boidea in each county and corboration
sn the 5rf Mon4ay in November newt.
PHILIP ". NICHOLAS, Chairman.
TToHN II. FoUSHEE, Sec'y.
Richmond, Nay 25, 1904.
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REPUBLICAN TICKET.
Richard f. Lee, Of Norfolk Borough.
John Goodrich, Of Jge Of Wight.
Edward Pegram, of D:nzv;dd;e.
DIR. Richard Field, Of Brwgkpiek.
Thomas Read, of Charlotte.
Greed Taylor, of Cumberland.
William H. Cabell, Of H,mberR.
George Fem, Of Pat,ick
George Wythe, Of City Of Ricbmoxad.
john 70 dyi0T, 81 G Co, Inc
Larkin Smith, cjr King g Queen.
John Minor, Of SpotGI1dnia.
William Ellzey, Of Lomiom.
William Dudley, of WarQvick.
Mann Page, Of Gloucs9cr.
John Taliaferro, jr. Of King George.
Richard Brent, Of Prince UiH;a17.
Hugh Holmes, of Frederick
James Daley, Of HamtGire.
James Allen, of SlJenau6oab.
Archibald Stuart, Of HagnRa.
James MFarlane, of Ruin.
Gen. John Prefon, Of Alasfrovgerg.
william M'Kinley, Of Ohio.
~ The Republican Printers throughout I'll
fac, are rsqHeRed 10 inert TIE a6oqe one moatl.
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VugiAi,a.

''S""tC.
at q Superior Court Of Cbanec,y boldrn at the
Capitol in the city Of Richmond, l4tb of
September, 1903
Befzueen
Mary R41TR, eseenfrix, and Herbert claiborne.
flames RatTn and KIIham Ru5Fn, esfeafors Of
Robert Ra9A deeeajsd, and tie jaid Tames
t.5fn, Robert R,...5ffn and Sterling Rut1n, pro-
/settirg IN tbeir oaOn ngbts.........P plaintiffs.
dud
WIfiHa Ciaek, and James Ca,gW Zones, end
K,e5a'a Jones, infants BY Charles Binns
J0ne!' TIER gaardian..--.
f1i5 eaght, 0bated as to The plaintiffs Alarr
Il R!5Ia and James Re6fn, by their deaths, ard
beard on Tire bih, nasUery, exhibits, and, exaD,i-
naf'oH5 Of qyi:nGc0s5, and argued By eopaG7, tbe
Johrteenfo day Of September, in the rear of orr
Lord one tbogland eight hundred and tbrce. Ire
court ditet7ef6 one cttbe eommil7oue,s to RatsonJ
.'ep0rf TIE credits, to eubieb The detsndcut, arr
Jfo any thy be, Untitled, eeclzfve Of tbe bebcy
money rendered, and jgRb rejected in Nogember.
Of tile rear one tb0Eand Ie4en kund,rd e;p5ty oye
toqpards d./e6arging TIE DEBT, for Scy,,;ns
Pai""sHt Of evbie6, THE mortgage probcIcd 70 b,
j0reeio/ed, avaS granted.
II Coer--7eRe,
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A.. o,,t p. TINSLEY.
MAY sSt6' 1904. (suemJ ~

- On the motion eftbr plaintiffs, by their eoavGl,
Jo1n zones IS aHgmed guardian to the infant de-
acte'7d them in this init, in place or
Charles Binns Zones, qvbo Is dead.
II Copy. p. T,INSY F3-
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r E 20 R T,

PrsiSnfed on TIE SIT Of dIarcb TO tie Houe ofR4
PrsienfativeJ.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-28

The above letter Of com. Prebe, will afford
the hieheft fatsfa6tion to every friend of hb-
mainly, and every well wiiher 10 the natl nal
character of our country.--The particulars
therein itated furnlh no ground whatever, for
the anerton in fome OF the letters, which have
been pubiihed. thar aEgnal Of dJGreG was the
pahport, by which the American party were adj
mitted TO gain an advantage over the enemy.
l he proceedings as they appear in the above
account, were on the contrary, both lawful and
honorable, and rebound much to the credit of
1t Decator, as brave, 1hilful and intelligent
officer.
1t will be feen in commodore Prebe's letter
that the boats attached TO the expedition weie
not engaged in the aGiion We think it proper
Ito notice this circumitance, as it has been taid
in one of the letters that peaks of the affair tbas
tie 7ripohtaus qobo Jumped into tie qoater, qre'e
hlated with pixies from the Ameriran bats, andtv
IsyJ5"lAyat could be saagbt qua5 PIT 10 death.
Capt. Calvert, informs that demand had
been made OF the Tripolitan Government, by
the Emperor of kuil,a, for the enlargement of
the crew of the Philadelphia frisate.
Extracts from the letters of mid(hipman, da-
ted in prilon, Tripoli, Nov. ~.
I am ferry to utoroi yen that 3 or A of our
ereqv have turned Traitors to their lontyy, BY en-
bracing The Mabometan ReAgioa and taking up arms
agaaa their country they haVs ALREADY made tier
APPEARANCE 4Uitb tbey beads Baved and ImtiA
habit on. am .udn ello 5eAepe, that their 4uay Of
fving drove them to this eonduf7"
November as
"0w fiend, NJ. Hren, tie Dani@ Co.jal,
nmtold is goiag to return to Copenhagen lam y1or-
~ 10 isf0rm you, john - formerly Quarter
Mater an board The tigate, has got bis freedom and
7uW hav, here IL day fer .fhcant, sce0unt Of bis
having giVen fbe Babaqo igtoymntiou that the hip
auat atled, and IL fa7 eOe,y thing be knequ, qubicb
could be efJsrviee TO tbc Bg6aqo. Ib2ps Captr;n
Bainb,idge, qcW svyits to orr CoafM at Ahram and
base him taken up, ii that be may be paSilbsd BY the
aqv5 of tbe U. S.
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Letter Lott.

NN the 10th February lac, encIofed feveral Bank
~ Bills in letter directed to JAMEs BAILEY who was
then Witt TO No'tysrmo1b with requell written on
the ocde of ad letter for the Pomatcr to return il to
C0lamSil if Mr. Bailey bad left tina, ace. Mr. Bailey
returned without calling for the letter. wrote mmed-
aely his friend in Northyarmouth call on The PoR.
mailer for the hster, which he did, and the Poi,maer
informed him that he had returned the letter apreeaby to
the directions bat it has been received in the Poi-
Office in Columbia aud there has been any failure
of the mails coming regularly face that time, am at
lois to determine whether the iad letter has been embt
zed in the Poif Office Northyarmouth or whether it
has mitcarried by wrong dreGton-one or the other
appears probable to be tho cafe. received one letter
from Northy which directed on the outiide
wrapper to C1aday-i knew Of no iueh office eswad of
NINE and opened the wrsppsr found the letter properly
directed Columbia, may politely be the cafe that the
Pofmaifer at Northyarmouth has put wrapper on nav
letter, and wrote CiSmstay C4mbs or iome (uch
cumiy name and the rotmaGers no, having rich, 70
open any packages drected their own offices i NAV
now be vibrating through the eountiyno perion knowing
he place of its denaton.
Any pcrfnn who viii give information of fad Letter
thal be Handsomely rewarded if they will give nfor.
nation OF the smbezzement of iAd letter thdl re Give
One Hundred Dollars Reward.
BY JOSEPH PATTEN,
may 4, 1904 PoHmaNey. Colusabio.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-28
Fresh Fanny GOODS.

CHARLOTTE GREEN, informs her friends
~ and the public that fhe has JUN received new at
fortment of GOODS which will be fold very modc ate
terms :--Compriing, handfome agortment of satns
Grapes and Tfanies plain, figured, AMI chambre Mur
Inns ; Caicocs furniture Chintz plain, figured and
colored Canbrcs sarlne,s Modes black and white
Laces fpangled, black white and figured Fans Silk
Cords and Trimmings of all kinds plain and colored
silk Gloves Fngh aHd french Silk aud Cotton Hore |;
Morocco slippers; elegant Adorment of Ribbons ;
Wreaths Plnmes, and Flowers Paraios walkngfic k
and large Umbrellas, &c &c.
ALSO,
A large anortment of Bonnets and Hats
ofthe mon fashionable kinds viz Cane, willow, nraw,
GRACE tiffany, fa,n, and cambrick-a few Raneleish
Hats
GTMILLENHR1,, NfdNTUAMfKING, ard
all kind Of WORK. done in The neatsa
Mariner, at Hoyt notice.
Portland, Nav ~.
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POETRY.
H. ers i&s Mos aLY ANrAoLoGy, (5yiotsd at BeGon
MUsING on SCENTS OF SPRING.


NO more rude winters angry hlaf
Hows DER the hill or fweeps the plain :
Eis frewning terrors now are pait,
and fpring re(umcs her genial reign
The heav'ns 70 lately hung with gloom,
Now bear, with warm efiu ecnce brigkt
The earth again pct, forth its bloom,
The grove REBOUNDS with new delight.
The nreams, from icy feters freed
In pebbled paths now cheerly glide
Along the vale, and through the mead,
Or murmur down the mountains lde.
Again the merry docks repair,
Exutng, to the bloAom'd green,
To feah upon the banquet theie,
And frolic on the imi!ins feene.
Cbarm'd by the fr.ile of lovely fprng,
With life and joy al n urc CLOVIS;
swce, fragrance floats On zephyr's wing
The deier bottoms like The rofe.
At morn each br'ght'ning charm ovites
To fpread abroad the rofy hours,
While health in ev'ry breeze delights,
And mu6c fongs of rapture pours.
A, eve, wh:n days efulgence fed,
The Ky with (otten'd tints appear.
sTis fwcet DER twilight fcenes to tread,
And gaze, till beauty 1eep. in tears;
Or when nights queen with penGve ray
Looks down upon the flumbring earth
Consenial fouls delight to fray,
And give ea:h tender PATTON birth.
Live. there beneath yon radent Ky
Whom natures charms cannot endears
With him fweet ioring may fancy die,
And JOY delert The blooming year"
Now is the TING the feafon fair,
s'To wake the foul and mend the hear,;'
The fweetctt joys of life to ihare,
The JOYS, which ,ane and love impart.
With temples furrow'd Ger with time,
With hoary locks, and thoughtful gaze,
Zen wildom views with joy fublime
TIE youthful charms, that ipring difplays:
Thee, faire1 daughter Of the year,
With facred vows the n,ufes court /;
Stern winter ufiian frowns they fear,
And love with thee alone to fport.
The winding vale, the tow'rng hill
The woodland, tund to native JOY,
Their fwene breaas with rapture fill,
And all their glowing thoughts employ.
Chief, lovely fpring in thee trace
The fmiles of all creating love;
The charms, that brighten thy face.
Our heavenly Fathers goodness prove.
Then, while DER vernal fcencs fray,
And tate the 5lefings they below,
Our hearts Ghould breathe grateful lay
10 him, who bade each beauty glow.
TIE MINSTREL
opri7 Of Aairr, Nay, 1904.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-28

Capt. Calvert, informs that demand hat
been made OF the Tripolitan Government, by
the Emperor of ituiEa, for the enlargement OF
the crew of the Philadelphia frigate.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-28

Dancing School.
nj r. SMITH, RESPECTFULLY informs the
Ladies and Gentlemen of Portland and It's vcintv
that he has commenced his Dancing School, for young
Matters and Mies, the Hall Mr.. Chadwicks Ia
en where he will attend Wednesdays and SATURDAYS,
fpm three to FIX O'Clock, He focits the patronage
OF thoe who with have their children inflruefed in
that polite and fashionable accomplishment For terms
apply at Capt John MIeans Ne, II
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-28

United States FIigat Conntution
Syraeuie Harbor, Feb 7, 1904.
JoHN GAvlNo, Efq.
CoAfA of the United Statef,