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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-19
S7RAyED,

IRON the fuhfcr;ber, about four weeks fnce a brn
die COW, with bell on, tail nnnfualy ions Who
ever has taken up faid Cos aud will give information 70
that ihc may be recovered a be rewarded by applying
20 the Gazette Oiics rtl Oa. -.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-19

IRON this town about ten days iince,
IL a red COW with number Of fpos bug 20 ms and
long tail whoever will give information where f,id
NAV be found hal I've rewarded for their trouble Aque
OF The Printer.
Pgr,lasd, Me- =.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-19
FOR SALE,

FOX SALE,
"A FARM in Gorham, conGa;ng of 70 acres Of LAND,
1 improved, well wstcrcd, AMI wooded, with build
ings thereon ;-iikewile, ct LAND, lying in
Baldwin, adjoining S.bago Pond FOR further particulars
inquire Of JOHN HASKELL, Jun.
Od ~ in Cpbass.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-19

Strayed or itolen
IRON the Sable OF the fu,crib:r the evening
II the an IN, large bsv HORSE. fifteen OF 4
teen hands dark name aud tail, name on the lei
Gde Whoever wal, return fd florle to the faaicrhc
Anil be Handsomely rewarded and all nseelary charge
paid. DAVID L. bkaDi-Ef'
Cor6ou. on. 1s.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-19

a BOY W AN LED.
\ BOUT 10 or Isyears of age, to live
"A into fmsl family. He can have The contsant priv
I,dpe Of school, One from the sountry will be prefer
red Ioqnire of the printed oet. ~
------------,-,- IL. ~ WI. ~ u E.;M
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-19

nziadlf-Sfsfsf,
Yr.S;n0 re- lived new alortmcnt Of FANCY GOODS
n -Csmpriinp observation-disclosures ltrinss
silk PIuth and neutrality-suspicious. Cambrics-
Cb;m,es- Caicoes-Gloves- MISUNDERSTANDING
chiefs-Cottons -Linens-Coa6ngs-Fia nneis-Moroceo
and Kid Slippers, &c. &c.
A handfpme afIortmcnt OF Bomets-Ph mes-NIbhons
Wrcathcs Branches and great variety OF articles
ia the Millenary linc..
a. M;ilep.rv Mautua- making and all kinds of Nee
dl.0 work EXECUTED neatly and with fpeed.
Iadie.' Goats ana Habits cut and made in the newell
sn.;, Nee !.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-30
CAROLINE SPRINGS.

THE mbscriber intends 10 o6un
i a 114VERNat tie Caroline Springs, on
g. ,frf day Of Tt"ue nexf; and tapes, from
re P!eGfant and benithr ftnatiOn, exchtfve Of
! ~ medicinal qualities Of TIE skaters, that ii
DiH be a place efgene,nI rs/orf.
The Springs ARE .ftnated a5Om Sc miles from
. Piebmond, Is from Port-RQynI, II fran tie
T 2qohimg-Gree,l, and IA fran Frederieksburg.-
be ROADS leading tofbsm are remarkably good.
t5ey are Ji'rromdsd BY an ag,eeabh and rcLbe7-
&Jle ig,5Jowbo0d.-Tbere are out-bogtJ far
tie accommodation of!boje zu6o zvib TO HVe Je-
pirate from TIE Tave,x.
TIE ,l49I1i6er .Aatter5 brrjrLf that tbeJc IN
RleemenfS 4VW nor only operate on inznNA5,
k"b0, ia the .fcfy Eiajon, attend the Springs
fer the fake Of 6a7,iRg tbeir health reForeG, but
toW AJa be .tih By tbgje qv59is only o1jef is The
enjoyment ojcon1bang, may BE- JajsLy Iaid tie
fcsiety zViN he equai to any in tie eonaf,y.
No exerfioa sviN be qVanfing 20 make ezery
sking fertslIly asresa6Ie.
INN C-fTEHOOD.
frsdecie.,5'9s, Neg 10. 9Jg ".
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-30

7HE Corr Of Byqings cjrtsr City of Rieb-
Il mond kas'e eGabLjl,ed tie .toi'oqring rules
soncermiaS applicants for ieeg/eJ to manHJac-
hire o5acc0 aoitb;a tbs Fad Citg; v;S.
e" Ill A9p2icafions 10 tbe /1id Court for liz
eF1jfJ to 17aa4fafWe Tobacco, MN he m1ale
o9e Moatb at LegR, breq'ion5 to the Time Of
granting fberecG and tie Name or Names oftbe
14PHcant or applicants enfered on the Records
q The iai@ Colrt, ami iajyled IN all The NczyE
[ s.beys bDbHRsf in the City Of Richmond -
4 IN PURSUANCE ETHEPEOF, PUBLIC No
VICE is HEREBY GIVEN, T1bat from tie Re-
rdt cf tie raid HHFhgS Cart, it 0bbear5
tAf GEORGE TA7-E means to a3bly to the
J, s't EYecsediRg Court far a L;ceaG 10 maui
I t65mre Io6acc1 zvi!5i2 iris Cfy.
(By Ordry. 0f CART
AND'&1 STEVENSON, D. C.
Nag %. say (5J
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-30
1daszrer By tbs Earl e FRgaH.

haszrer By tbs Earl ,,,F |5RgaH.
Great Denmark-street, Septe Hbss4i 1908.
NJ Lord
1 must beg your Lcrdship will I've kI Il
enough to excuse my not having sooner acknow-
edged the receipt Of the las, le,.e you Id M, he
honor to address me- which has been nccas; 5,,nJ
by my absence from town some days past Ho-
nored as must feel by your Lordsh's cores
pondence, and expressions of personal regard ro-
wards me contained in your letters, l am the more
anxious TO impress your Lordship with the favor
able opinion Of the persons in tits countr- ,,ho
profess the same religious faith d. myself whic,,
It has been ny endeayour 10 prove 20 your ord
snip they are deserving Of Nothing bu- roy wish
20 procure from them object so desirable AID
my high respect for your LordshiD, would have in
iuced me to touch az ali on discussion Of RELIGIOUS
subjects: and no; having been, / fear fortunate
enough yet 70 satisfy yolr Lorlship'S mind as to
the objections you make to our religion should
be glad, with your Lordship's permission to state
them to some Of Our superior clergy, who voulS
i am pretty certain, enable me to Convince your
Lor5shiP, tina ourregious dcc'rirc breaches cha
ri;y and brotherly love to ali mankind, Without
distinction OF religion true and sincere allsgi-
ance 20 our good king; inyariabe attachment to
the constitution and our country: from an honcst
and conscientious conviction that such is the duty
OF good subject, and good Catholic, be the re-
iigion Ct tire monarch what it. may. For my own
part, my Lord, cannot attribute the unfortunate
situation or this country TO any thing conuec.ed
with matters Of religious fai'h: Iacobiuisn and
French principles and politics. the want 81 mo
rality, and Ihcdepraved state Of the human fnird,
are l conceive the sources Of cur misforules--
Religion may have been made Il tool b. wicked
and designed people this has often happened /,
every country, and is easily effected when relief.
Gus differences exist. The distracted and nel..,.
choiY state we are in, every body must lament
how IS It to be mended is a matter for the states.
mans and surely it would be difficult TO find an
object more worthy ofyoGr LCrdshp'5 high ta4
en and abil.;es.
have the honct 70 be. &C.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-30
FROM A LATE LONDON PAPER.
IRISH CATHOLICS.

The following is the correspondence mentioned
in former paper to have taken place between
Lard RedcjdGie, Lord Chancellor of ireland,
and Lard FmgGH, the premier Catholic Peer.
1t has forfome time patt excited much curio-
fly and conversation i'll the political circles,
ard will be found extremely iEterefiug. By
whom it has been publiihcd does not appear,
but the practice is perhaps to be lamented
(now 70 much the falhion of the day. of diff
c.loiing TO the world the private fentiments
andopinions of pcrions in high Gation and of
ice, orr4ubjetta ffuch delicacy aad impor-
lance.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-30
LEoLuME l.

atty, obedience, and chlin;an charity and thew
viii, tiJ;it have the effect. Srcn hove teenthe
initructions l have confantly heard given by N.
Catholic clergy to their hoc&s. Nothing TO e.
cite ii-will or dIIike to any perfon on account
OF his religious BELIEF, but The moi perftc, byo
ther!y love and affection to all. Your .orchi.;p
will, hope, allow re to repeat my regret that
any thing have written ihouid have given you
pain, or me reaion to feel il, which J ihonld In
very high degree indeed if was corfti3,Is of
having Intentionally advanced any thing irnpro-
per or objectionable 20 your Lordnp.
have the honour TO be, &c. sc.
tINGALL.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-30
kEDESDALE.
mo. IY.l
dgftoeredIg The Esaylef F;ngaH.

dgi1oered ~ The Hca5I II HngaH.
Ny LoRD, Aucuft 27. 1909.
feel indeed much concern that any part of
the letter had the honor of addreGing to your
Lord0hiP, fhould have given you pain. You
need not, hope, my Lord, any anurance, that
nothing could be more foreign TO my nv inten-
tons. This ! took the liberty OF reouening
mr.. ETckbam, whom J had the honor OF feine
this morning, TO do me the favour OF mentionine
TO your Lordihip on the earlieG location. /
merely ftated 10 your Lor1tllip what my own
feelings were, and what have always found TO
be the opinion Of the Catholics. donot appre-
bend, that in expvefng any further with of the
Cathulic body which it ia :npJm5lc mouid not
be entertained, hrted at any diGcontants; on
the contrary, did allure, e. do nov allure your
lordlhip, weare ready IN make cry iacrifcs,
encounter every danger, for the defence of tLs
hing and Contribution, and for the rcfrvatop
O. the pace. Thoie who are mott Affected hy q
ny remaining reflections, II is well known, have
never excited cl1mour or tunult; but have al
ways been forenof in oppoling them. Icannc.
attempt TO viiidicale al thcfe who have az dItr-
ent times addrefed The Catholics; bit the late
exhora'ions, mar beg leave to fly, ar, inten-
ded aud calculated TO inipirc f>niirncnts Of 10y
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-30
co N ID TT o n S.

1. The ENQUIRER will appear twice,a
wees....D During the FELTON, Of Congrcts
and the Virginia Legislature, either
third paper or supplementary half
fleet, during the week.
II. Terms of payment will be FOUR
DOLLARS per annum the whole to
be paid at the time of iubicribing.
III. ADvRRTISEMENTs,E from thofc who
do not iubfcribe to the paper, fhould
they not exceed fquare in length,
ihall be inherited for fezentyJfVe cents
the drit time, Gtiy cents for each time
during three weeks, and for every adj
ditional infertion tbiitr-t5ree cents
long ones in the fame proportion.
w. SUBSCRIBERS ihall have their adj
vertiiements inherited for .ftiy cents
the FRA time, and ti,irfy-fdrre cents
for every additional intertion.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-30
FINGhLL
M Wy \

Fyo'nf5 TIE LmdCiaceky tothe Ea,iqC FHRaN
Ely Place September 6, 1904
Ny Lord find myself as l't.e quaiihed 80
your io~dshjp represents yourself to be- to discuss
with The persons TO whom you refer ne the points
you mention. car only say, that The .mprcss.a,
mede on tic minds OF those of the lower orders.
certainly does no, correspond with he dec cipes
whith yor I.or1fhip rerfeeents 70 be the doctr'r
OF the religion you profess have no doub ft.t
your Lordahip hear ny and conscienti5ds,y en-
braces and acts upon thoso doctrines The vel l.
tenor OF yoor life, sheyyS that you nave
done so but the Whole tenor cf ire cou~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-30
WEDNEsDAr MORNING, aaf1-. so, 1901.

would be better anfwered, by thofe Of the Pro-
teftant faith; they cannot, confidently with the
duties OF their allegiance, purdue that purpofe,
by abetting or even by declining 70 rcff and
fupprefs the rebellious conipiracy formed for
that purpoie. / have no doubt that the firm
and diRinguihed loyalty, which hes marked
your lordihip's character in every other fituati-
on in life, viii guide your feps in the difcharge
of your duties as magifrate. MAY God. to
whom alone all our errors and inperieGiions are
known, protect and guard you, and lead you to
that end which will mott accord with Tue bene-
fetal plirpofe for which the Office Of maginra-
cy was intended /; and for which alone am
periuaded you prevail on yotnfelf TO undertake
10 arduous charge, under circumstances of 10
much difficulty.
have the honor TO be,
With the mott lincere refpe9 & caeem,
My Lord,
Your Lordihip's faithful handle fev't,
(Signed) REDESDALE.
To the right hon. the Earl of Finsall, &c. SC.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-30

/ HE defendant Morgan not ha-
wing entered his appearance and given Sc
ii iiy according 10 the act of Assembly. and the
81 et Of this court, and it appearing 70 the sails
a. ton of ihe ccu:- that ne is not an inhabtant
i tbs STAG; on motion of The compliment, by
rs council, it is ordered hat the said defendant
@ appear here on the frs day Of he mex. term,
n answer the BIS II the complainant. and .hat
opy of this order be published IN some ne vsra-
er printed IN TIE cig Of Ricfnond, Fer two
ne nihs succssiyely and a copv a 10 posted Al the
re nj door Of The ccur-house; nd Il is further
RI cred that the GelerGan, Trril.ern, do not paw.
m vcy AVA or sec, ag, nc Jeb.s and eHec.s in
rs hands, due and lying 70 the said Morgan,
n Il she fur.he= osuer of tue court, in the ORE.
m es. copy Tes.c,
ID. MiCAETY c. x. c.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-30
ne 5olJsch,7 Six HqgShcad3 Of
y(51ACC0"

n ot lying in Dyncr's Ware fioufe, will be
)lh according to Law:
lsc o, January loth--Judith Kelly,marked |. x.
NO 8, Croft III, Tare III, Meteor. 1901,
Jan unry 9th, 30. do. do. no. 10, Crofs 1850.
"a e 1Is, Tete 1o57-gan,,,rv os W,iii;,,,''
ID IS, marked w. y. No. ", Crof3 I1G5,
~ re 100, Nett Io45-Do. John Brsnt,
M mi rked !. 3. no. q, Grofs 1853, 1are 1871,
~, T. 946-Janu2ry 80, George Brent, mark
ed @. e. No. IS, Grofs 1879, Jdrc ii6, Metz.
10 30. Mlrch is, Spencer CeolEc, matted S.
u NO. 10, Groi5 1862. Tare 100, Net, Gas.
THOMAS HURST, J
VIZ. MEREDITH, AIls7'rS
bay Ig.-layg9in
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-30

(No.I1l)
From fbe R'cJf Boa. The Lard Cbaaeellor, IN
ne EaH ofFingaH
MY Loan, Civ Place. AUG. I. 1909.
May parts Of You LordGl Pc let er Rave given
me much pain. I have no doubt that your
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-30

L'-I| JOJf 3JIlFIIIES
{, idiig on Shocdu-Tiiii, rear Mr.. Dan;el 7
Hyito1 and Mr.. Bcui. EIo5y)
/ I ESPEC fFULLYH J6rn lbecifiacr5 ocRick
- "fo7d "ad Us UiehiLy, f6af fbey baze
tely eos71Iegeed The
CARPENTER & JOINER BUSINESS
eHd are n75y rcady 20 l1derlaks oay bn,rf,c
81 f5sir HHe--Tbeg trgR, .froH lbsi. faytfcv
fgr attention, mil fnft/d beyf5yH,aaee III ezrr-
TSfHg TRY uga.yfGhe, To merit bAb6r gafro1eg
WILLiAEI K. LEE,
JOiiIy S. LEE.
afay 90, 'o4. ira
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-30

4lnf,ver' TO tie foregoing, BIZ the Right Foaorabi
tie Earl Of FingaX
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-30

I FoUR DoLLRs PER ANNum,. p!yable in ad,ance
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-30


Ersdeeie.,5.gs, neg 10. aR r..
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-15
co " ID ITO " S.

]. The ENouIRgs will appear twice a
week,...During the felton, of Congreis
and the Virginia Legislature, either a
third paper or supplementary half
fleet, during the week.
II. Terms OF payment FIVE DOLLARS
per annum, i'll advance.
III. ADvEerIsEMENrs,f from thofe who
do not fabfcribe to the paper, ihould
they not exceed fquare in length,
fhall be inherited for EeVenty5eOs cents
the Grit time, jffiy cents for each time
during three weeks, and for every ad-
ditional infertion fb;rty-tbree cents
long ones in the fame proportion.
". SUBSCRIBERS fhall have their adj
vertilements inherited for fffy cents
the fri time, and tbirt7-tbree cents
for every additional iniertion.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-15
FALL GOODS.

WILLIAM TEMPLE has rseeiDed BY tie
w Rip Edward and Charles, from London,
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF GOODS,
Iaita6le to the approaching jsaion. He expects On
ADDITIONAL SUPPLY,
70 eompieat bis agortnfsnf, By tie bip Sally fran
London. and Lafora from liverpool /; 4Vbicb be
eUW GLsoyf ofon BIS gjzai Loev terms.
Sept. s. epf
Mirror of the times & general advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1799-1806, 1804-02-29
.O@ 60 @ @Ox

Intentions, Discoveries, and improvements.
Protector ZIMMERMAN, Of Brunfwlck,
in late latter to DR.. BARTON, commune
Gates lome account Of a very curious dill
covery which has been made by Mr..
Lichteneein, Protector Of Divinity az
Helmtadt, in Germany. This gentle
man has found, that the Fungi* and
other Cryptogamia are Zoophyta." 81
can Gays Mr.. Zimmermau) att.a that
myielf have feen theie new Polypi, more
than twenty times. moving after iunfer
and before the riing of the Sun, their
bracbia, exactly like the Hydra + of Lin
nnus, or the Braehonus.+ The lpeci-
mems Of his new Ar-Polypi, or rather
rerrslsial Polypi which l faw, all re-
CURED a simple magnifyiug glals (uu
loupe.) 1t is mott turpfiGng ipettacle
to behold ths nj atling in the air, exact
ly like the frelh water Polypi in the wa
ter, and | venture to fay, that they
catch fome lmall animals, invilible to US,
that float in the air, as he other Polyp,
hunt after their prey in the water. But
you mutt not undertake the obiervation
except when the dew falls. How far tbs
new di(covery will advance US in the
Ply Gology of animals and plants, time
mutt decide. faw thefs Poypi in only
three different fpecies of Cryptogamia,
not Of the great Fungous plants"
Mirror of the times & general advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1799-1806, 1804-02-29
--.-ap o sso @ oNo-
F A K III e K. No. 60.
A NEW WHEAT.

The original Seed, imported by a fer
want of the late T. WHALEY, ESQ. on that
Gentleman's Jerutalem expedition, was at
6rlt taken notice of by Mr.. Doran, Of
Francis-hrees, London, an eminent ex-
perimental Farmer and DiitilIer. Thar
gentleman's account of the various BRAN
ches of an experiment, as communicated
to the numerous crowds Ct admirins
ipc6tators Of the lampl- lie produced &C
the exhibition at the Duke of Leiniters,
(ts nds critical as foll-ws He flowed a.
bout two Gone and half of what he calls
Jerufale m Wheat, in ipace CT an Hsg-
gard, abou, Auguh lat, after previous
crop of Ve,ches this feed he had dibbled
by two men and four children, the whole
expenLe oflabour amounting TO no more
than Is. Brltith in the laf reaping fealou
it exhibited talks OF ievsn feet in length
bent comfortably at top by the weight
bunch Of ears, on an average from AZ
to as in number to each talk, and each
ear containing generally from $50 to 100
large round grains of wheat, almot
transparent through film, refembling a
fkin or hulk its color only approached
the lands wheat, 70 well known in this
| country. The talk, formed into reeds
filled with white pulp, from their
| itrength towards the root, were forced to
have been cut about two feet from the
iurface Of the foil.-rhe itraw, or rather
reed, MIR. Doran got cut with machine,
and ferved to horles as fubltitnte for
oats, ON which they greedily fed, an!
feemed to thrive on it as we'll as on their
uual food. The general produce of the
| Wheat, refpeting the Seed, was ten bar
rels wanting fix pounds on grinding the
proportion of Bran, respecting the -four,
was three pounds OF the forn.er, to one
barrel Of the latter.
Mirror of the times & general advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1799-1806, 1804-02-29

however, NUT be deduced the expences
attending thefs works, which does not a.
mount to two-thirds Of that fun. The
yearly expectation Of merchandise is a.
bout $1,000, 900 aorins, and the importa-
tion amounts to 2 soc, ooo.-I4,oo yes
lels of all Gses enter the ports ofthe Houf.
Of Aultria annually; 1900 of them are
national. The journal from which eek
traA thefe, particularly add, that the Au-
ftrian Monarchy can boat poaef1ing 900
authors, Of whom gao are Germans.
Mirror of the times & general advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1799-1806, 1804-02-29

9nondP .dntonv n0c9nifd Lytee'e, &C.
LAP'D on Cythera's golden sands,
When first True-Love was born OH earth,
Long was the doubt W hat fostering hands
Should tend and rear the glorious birth.
Fair Hebe claim'd the sweet employ.
Her cup, her thornless flowers, sh. said,
Would feed him best with health AMI Joy,
And cradle best his cherub head.
But anxcu. Venus fear'd
The tricks and changeful mind of youth;
Too mild the seraph Peace appear d,
Too stern, too cold, the matron Truth.
Next Fancy claim'd HIM for her own,
But Prudence dlsallowed her right,
She deem'd her Iris pinions shone,
Too dazzling for his infant sight
To Hope awhile the charge was gwen,
And well with s.r the cherub throve.
TIN Innocence came down from Heaven,
Sole guardian, friend, and nurse OF Love.
Pleasure grew mad with cnvious spite.
When ALL ptcier'd TO HER she fo~nd.
She xow'd full vengeance for the slight,
And soon success her purpose ercwhr'
The traitor watch'd sultry hour,
| When pilIow ID on her biush'rose bed,
T;r,d Innocence to slumbei's power
! One nome AT how'd her virgin head ;
Then pleasure on the though'less Child
| Her rows and sugard poisons Prest' -,
Drunk with new Joy, he heavd' ne SIM, o.
Reeld-sunl-an died upon her breast
Mirror of the times & general advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1799-1806, 1804-02-29

+" No, Sir" Jays the farmer, :" hope
have TOO mach prudence to run fnch
riks." WY then ,nkc my advice, my
good friend, and fnAer an Inconvenience
iooner than 60 10 law, as the chances are
more againlt you there than in any lotte-
ry."
Mirror of the times & general advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1799-1806, 1804-02-29
THE rubrcriber feels grateful tor the

L encouragement he has received in the line OF
Nc business. since he established his Stage between
Wilmington and Newcastle While he thus makes (:
,b;s acSn ,wledgnent FOR favors received, he IN
FIRMS his friends and the pubic, that hereafter the
fare Of passengers must be paid at the place OF start
ing The trouble a'd inconvenience, o, "pe"'"s
Oh Mas Obliged him to establish the foregoing as a
,rnsyai rp!e, a, which he hopes no reasonable Per
son viii be oAenled.
'' ISRAEL PUSEY.
t7,h Feb. $40 \
Mirror of the times & general advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1799-1806, 1804-02-29
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Niytb that wrinkled Care derldes,

And Laughter holding both his SIDES >.
fudge Burnef. Being once appheo
to by an old farmer in his neighbo' hood
for hi. advice in law fnit, he heard ms
cafe with great patience, and then aiksd
him. whst her he ever put into lottery :
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Plants of the Mushroom kind, &c.

Plants of the Mushroom kind, &c.
t A gems of polyphus of which there are Sc
veral species, one of which is the Animal Flower
(Hydra Calendula) described by Hughes in his
History of Baroa does.
A genus comprehendins number of small a.
quatic animals, or '"Infusory animals" as they
are sometimes named.
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Nth Feb.
Extract from the Minutes

EXtraCt from the NIlllNttS
M NE Agricultural Assoc alton. held agreeabIy to
uu5lic NOTICE. at Mrs. Higgins Tavern,
Wilmington, DEL. FEB. 8, 1904.
A Number of gentlemen having met,
~ Henry I,atimer, was chosen Chairman, and
William Young, Secretary .-.
T. was then unau,mously agreed, TO cutter INTO an
Ar,icnl,ural Association. DIR James Tiit"n, Jacob
prooo and VILLAIN Young, we're appointed Com,
r,i,tte to prepare draft cf constitution 10 be aa
helore the next meeting -.
.-,.,,,v vas .nioined to continue the invl-
,,,;on 70 ali persons disposed unite with and to
p,omore the OBJECTS Of the Association.
Adjourned, to meet again at Mrs iiuggns on
the ID Wednesday of March. at O'Clock p N.
Published by order of the Association
,.n 8,f WILLIAM YOUNG, See.
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The following Advertisement is copi.
ed from the New Jersey Journal
"To be- fold, on the 9th of July, I3I
Suits in Law, the property Of an enlRsnt
Attorney, about 10 retire from Buff
nefs.
Note. "The Clients are rich and
oblsinate !"
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HE lubscribers Intending to asonhe
l. the GROCERY business offer Tor sale their
nrssent stock of Goods. comprising a general as
sor,men,. A considerable part of those goo we're
nurchased for cash and will be sold on the most rea
,onabe terms r ca,
They will also dispose of the lease OF the Sun,
Hosse they at present occupy, together with all
the apparatus Necessary for the distIlation OF Kun
or Whisky. Apply to rrer
Wilmington, 18th Feb. 4io .
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THE NURSING OF LOVE.

AraANsLArIoN FROM THE FRENcH--ArTRIRU-
TED TO Mr.. FOX.