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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-09

ihaye been 70 f4fcinated Wy his mode Of teact-
ing, that I have efablifhed ichool in Wet
mineer upon the fame plan and trrf and
hope they will become uniyer1., all over Great
Britain, & particularly Ireland, where they are
moi wanted. It is poflibie that fone of the
Friends here may have already communicated
TO yon the diicovery of Nj. Lancafer, who de-
ierves every thing from his country, by his e,s-
traordinsry ingenuity, and for his perseverance
under all thofe difficulties which perfons of mar
row and contracted minds, of different religious
periuaiions, have oppoled to his efforts i'm this
good and nitiul work, which appears in pc
cuiiar degree to have been fofered by Provi-
dence, whereby he has been enabled to fur
mount nearly all his difficulties.
ihall bc very happy to learn that fchools
upon the fame plan have been efabli!hed in the
principal towns in America. The advantage to
tociety to be derived from fuch Seminaries are
too obvious TO require illuhration.
am, with great efteem,
Dear Sir,
Yours very iincerely,
cor .
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-09

Yesterdays Mail brought an ac
count OF some Foreign Intelligence
received by the Diana from Dublin
at New York, --latest papers 10Th ~
PrlD. A few articles only appear in
to-day's paper.
The mail also brought aparticular
account OF the late massacre at ST.
Domingo. We have inserted only
a general description. We have re-
served a more minute account of
his horrib!e massacre, and two Pro-
clamations published by Dessalines,
For our next number.
We are authorized to Rate Gays a New Or
leans paper that the PRECEDENT of the u. States,
has extended his pardon to all perfons who had
defertcd from the army of the United States,
and taken refuge in the territory of Louifana,
previous to the twentieth day of December lat,
and were on that day Inhabitants of faid terri
tory. A proclamation to that eEed will appear
in a future paper.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-09
TAINTED AT TIE
EAGLE-T AVERN,

a YOUNG MAN, well qualified to act as
~ BAlt-KEEPER, one coming well recon-
mended, will meet with liberal wages on appli-
cation to
ESME SMOCK.
RICHMOND, June 9Th, lsC4.----laqv4 zo.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-09
P. COLOUHOUN.
Mr.. 7B0M.FS FDDr. }
Ne,v-Ycrk, {

- TIE zO0-k mentioned liz TIRE a5oue I.ffe,. is
a0S9 far Etie BY Emmor Kimber, No. ITO, /ontb
Second Rrset P5iLadsIphia.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-09
S I R.,


Lieut.. Decatur isan officer Of too much va
lue TO be neglected. The important fsrvice he
has rendered in defroying an eneny'5 frigate of
40 guns, and the gallant manner in which he
performed it in fmal veGei of only SO tons &
guns under the enemy's batteries, and fur
rounded by their corfairs and armed boats, the
crews of which food appalled, at his intrepidity
would in any navy in Europe infure him in
fantaneous promotion to the rank of pot cap
tain. | win as a ftimulus, it could be done in
this infance, Vt would eventually be of realler-
vice TO our navy. ! beg you NOT earneRly to
recommend him to the PRECEDENT, that he may
be rewarded according to his merit.
With the highef refpe6t,
] have the honor to be, fir,
Your mo6 obcdient fcrvant.
EDWARD PREBLE
Honorable Secretary
Navy.
Feb. 9TH, 1904.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-09

Copy of letter from an enlightened M1gif-
trate ofthe City Of London, on fubieet high
ly intereiting to the community.
LONDON, November sotb, 1909
DEAR Sir,
As among other benevolent purf1tsI per-
ceive your attention is devoted to the education
Of youth, upon which 70 much depends as il re-
latcs to the morals Of the riiiDg generation /
cannot reGit the impulfe | feel 20 feId you the
encloisd pamphlet, written by my friend Jofeph
Lancaeer, one Of the f0ciety of Friends, who, as
yet only twenty-four years of age, has already
worked wonders with rcfpeGt 20 the education
of youth.
Ills method Of teaching conider 20 be n
grsaf agdiMbor7aRt di)coDery, which ought not
to be concealed from the world, and therefore
J do NOT (in tie circles in which movc) omit a
Jingle opportunity of making his talents, his
merits AID great ufGfuref5 known to the higher
circles, and already he begins TO attract notice,
and his fchool has been yfited not only by fone
OF the motl opulent Peers Of N realm, but alfo
by many rtfpeetabie perlOns of all perfuqhors.
ain alisHed, from having vilited his Semi
nary, that this extraordinary young man can ac-
coInphlh the education OF one ib0HlaAd boy5 al
moi WITH as much cafe as he ut prcfent in
trJcts fbyes bsHd;ed, when are iat prcfcntO
under his 'aition. by his method the progref,
iseStrcmely quick, while the pupils are well
grounded in tue branches Of education, TO whs-it
2heir attention is directed.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-05
BOOKS IND SI.4IIONART..
THOMAS Nj. PRENTISS.

NAV U YALE.
fM he POST-OFFTcE and RciRye, bead of E,sS,r,J
7 ARCE and fnaIi Bibles T~naments Palm Books
IL Village Harmony Coopsr's Muic : Bcaut,e, of the.
Bib c Paek;nfoos Medical admonit Gus; Pixies Wins
and Roots Arithmetic Practical Navigator; Coaa ri.
lot Morie's and D"ieh, . Geography Geographical
Catechitm American Revelation, IN imislo. Of e,s,u,e /;
American Citizens sure Guide, bling 4 COLI lasn IF ircrt~.s
aa.e s,psu: Columbian Orator American Precsp,or /:
Art of Reading wehtcr's Third PART Maine spelling
Book Webfer's Spelling Book Perry's Dictionary :
Ladies Accidence Child, Compsn;on : Packards Ca.
tcch;lm Ne~-tngtAnd and Peilade phis Primers and
II great vari7y Of Cbharen's Beoks.
An aiIurtmcnt of Account Books Writing aud Cv
pherins Books; States Pencil, Copy Slips; Paper ;
Qsi L.; Ink0ands inkpowder Sand-o1cs Sealing.
w-x; Waters peekniyes Pocket Books anor.ed la.
dies Morocco Thread Cafes and Puries Playing Cards
Snuff AID Sesar Boxes Tooth Bruihes and Tooth Pow
der Shaving soap Wsns.taiis; Court Pialnes, &c.
-dhnanacks for 1906.
ALSO,
FHsnee OF Peppermint, Arcanun Tineture,
EGeuce Of B%urgamor. Andcrfonis Pills,
Eheace of Lemon, ith Ointment, |
E1enee Of r, Ea Op,ieldoek
EiIenee "f Multard, Ba,iam OF Honey,
SAT- OF Lemons, Baifam OF Life,
Cephalic Stuff, Brtiih Oil,
Smelling Bottles, C"wiand'sI .osion,
Lavender Water, Lozences OF Coi,sfoot, &c.
Portland, Ntv
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-05
TO the inhabitants IF Portland.
FELLOW CIrJz rs,


THE duties Of THIS pAY demand r-e-c fcrious
attention than any eiechon, which heretofore We have ever
hid--On tho r~ltit ui cur unitct efforts 10 im,port Ho@-
s.to""" b,f","-', depends tie political character OF N2fa-
eAutetts --M'tr pref entaipn and Ealiifood have aaca.hlsd
alt the'r powers to sYa6 tie h6sriis If Ne48- EagAaE M,
good men are tufned out of cthce honcG indie senIent A.
mericans are itaadered; Our WagAqts i trsdueed, and
cur Con G.tbsSeit ~ acknowledging party whole bvd has
publicly declared that 1t is Of 40 eoJeluenc- wl,eiher a man
/" "orinp twenty oo,is % no God provided he VIII not
break ms legs, o. PICK BIS pocket"
friends OF Webc7stoa and of i-t0a-itr,, a:cnhlc or Men
gay next, and give your iuitrag-s for the foyaf ReJs4bf-cs,
IA4a, ~ Up te ~ the art, coming, lying, and impuGcacc Of
. parry who are BiVes to argiais, aud would cheeriuily a.
gree that the ihould yyea oet Is ;-tha; sHe Fieia 4AG III
er7fr OF Ne7r- Erg!a7t ihorla be prut.itnted, aud tia. we
Mould be taxed by her, scf50-t arr eos6., smi kouaa y. al
s4s ~srtaySssVr, to the ,n9Gfr of Rsvrs.
MtD-.d.tls has ever been the head Guarters of good
principles, let it fill DC our proud boaa, that ruth il,ali tri-
naph over falo"e' ard crrgirg, ira.s.rares over rjaypafon,
.Sr4t over Jussialm, and ,a;sion over meArn fs2yaatf.
a IS A
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-05
SPECIMEN or THE WORK.

lh f'.-rIs-.'a,rd for cr.s;n-r. - ma CT, su~1.9?
drefA. Acute and circumfpeH a. fagacious and GvyEGy
prudent, he diverf6s slh is conduct, and always
rtierves Tome art for unfore!,en accidents. Snf,gfes.
lho' nimbier than the wolf, he uuns not en-,
tirely TO the fwiftref. OF his cou-fe He knows aEASm
how to eniure iafety. by providing himielf with
an aiylum 10 which he rctires when danger pasa6sad?
Appeals He is not a v~agabond. bur lives in
a ieitlcd habitation and in a domefic iiare."
Nh la u" SetShon a fvysyssee bas 6ep esvvs 70 JHkEg9s IF
Nes1'af Hy~y. morally, amyng and iya, seaive w, {fories.
@"ps'os fsfy anspegdrg anseda'e, to ts s.a,s yAeiyisu v
se6Lfss~ Is 1essh "G cat Yf6e ef eidu 3 youib 70 saiyGsnd.
Portland. lNfc H.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-05
New school Book.
Jun pubii.he5 and fo- f.te, At
ISAAC ADAMS Bo7ifayr.
No 6, Josr,'-Row. Posrt;sp,
Prize. ; doA. SO stJ. PR dog. 7I-a ett frye
The Understanding Reader ;

Byo,e
DEINC q new Selection of LefTon., fuited 10 the IN.
- de,iisndings and the capacities OF Youth aud de-
n .iet to- their Improvements R..hag in TIE ! definition y
4oor@, anf in feAux fsy.eata,y eanaannd ana d,iva. y sA"9s,
IN a method VIII lily different from any thug Of the kind
ever before puhlfhcd. BY CASILL ADAMS, Nj B. au-
thor Of the SsLeaa,s' d,nb~Li, 7bo s1g5 Scholar, SC.
On, 6e' 3ios ,ess, a par,ol Peal Arsss.g latt |, sq,bre y
he meandrs. FkaNgLIS.
Esfr@7 from ts P,.fir.-" Now IL fhefe obi Cts are
thought worthy of rcgard-if the deination Of wosds az
teHt,on to the ienfe IN reading, aud The fpeiiing correct y
OF AL words, Ale Objects 70 nsage tie atteptou Of youth.
tNen IT :, Preiumed the prefer undertaking will nSt be
thou, ut untimelv or improper"
: u" antwer rhcte tevcrai pnt Pofcs, and TO ada pt this
hook TO tho convenience Of b { mater and fcholar the
t"Jeyhanairg RenAy prctents, III the margin OF each page.
81. eh ct words is it lie character, Gng Ell out from
the 'oton. .hote vo,ds With . period. after, them arc
parr'eu arly defsredlfor fpe ling -thofe with , note II
Interrogation, for being defined"
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-05
oTfiniao,
N0NDAT NOVEMBER s, 1904.
"''.ss.sss.sss-.
IeIcy6{ Retyhgc,u 1E,et;,y

Az a mating sftic inhabitantS Of this town, on Satur-
DAY evening tit, Tor the purpoie % coming 20 iome gene
tai understanding with .reGpect to the candidates for Eic~-
tors q, PrsGtispt aud Vice Preiudeut of the United States i,
aud a Representative 10 Congrefs, 70 lie cholen Tits DAY.
the Hon. Samuel FgEEaAN, was ehofen Chairman, and
iossrn Sv,sr JSecrcterc.
After an anlnrated aud inrerefeing debate on the prinri-
piles OF the rcdersl Contribution the conduct of the admin
fttrations OF NJ .5&sgha and dams, aud the preient admins
tration (; the pa't CONDUCT aad prefer, views of nien new in
power; aud an inv eiGgatiun OF the characters of the feve-
ral Candidates--it was
FleL, To Tupport. the FEDERAL. REPUBLICAN
LIST Of Candidates Tor Electors.
poei, 20 iu"port the Hon. pELEG WADSWORTH
as Representative to Congress.
Potaf, That a C9tan;ttec of 80 be chofen to prepare
snd diilributc Votes: and that naniel Tucker, James d.
Hoptins, & ierc,niai, Berr, nominats a committee, and be
added thereto.
The following cotnnittee was tlea voted
Riiam .tfnks, MATTER Hafrb. Len,net Fleets,
Ha>dBley Starr, Rnfn5 WqE'b1nru, Smith Cobb,
'J1aDiey Nedk jain Iahty, SnbrnQ ChrE, MI
lam ftanh5a, Jr. Nathaniel chamberlain, Hpgb
MLePaa, Strpher Iuke5 Stmnel SfelbeHEa,E btu-
ezer Starr, Eazrr II. 11enks. 7semry b. HAT,
WiAam q. Peters, 'Tchs Ai17f, Seth PSidas,
Se75 bird, Ikanrit CbqJr. IaHna Dyr., Danief
Cub, .1aba Lfd0af, WiA;em Syzrn1e5, 7b5r1as
Deano, .Abc,t N7vAaK, Danil jJdobulau, Haac
MLeian, Daniel Tucker, James d. Lotkias,
Jeremiah Fe,5v.
pofos, That there be a punetlal attendance on Mon
day morning, At Eleven o'clock.
- n--THE Committee far aiitributing Votes. n reo,eaed
&c NEE, at the Cour; Houle al Nine O'Clock in the morning.
~ THE snLlcrMEN will lie in iefiion at Ten ocioE,
to qualify Voters.
la-ie who have prepared votes, are requeied to
hand tt'ena In to the Committee.
=; - o""-i" { q the feccra' towns. and pa stations
49, c : :elpee,tuni -ciueaed 20 forward the Editor of
! men,s of the yo,ns nr ~ a. ~r the election, correct fate
greis. "Nelis'entauvee to eoii-
he e.enet al court of this Co.nnronwerl.. /. ;, p.e
ton on 7be,f1y the fifteenth mn :, Is bo,sa meets AZ i'o'-
IRON TINS disr,et like good ien,inel, will be soune :, g.
pots. ( Their
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-05
Ra!es at lurticn.

PUBLIC AUCTION.
70 bfEM, By order Of Court, at Mr.. Tsomas John.
Jon's hsgfs, IN Ntogglomeefer, innhoidry, on Monday
tie th'd day Of December nest, at one e'eAsk il
THE s~fe,nosn
A nand In Poland, containing haifA dcu.
III bic iaw mill and grin mil, known by The name Of
W1avtsyss Mil, together with fifty scfcs of land adjo,u
ing faid mil, vita all the building and sppustenSuass be-
ionping 10 the fame ---A good Rand Tor a me chm or
mechanic &c-,n the terter of he rown, and on the
town and on tho main road from Paris to Portland. Il
Icing p r; OF Inc real efstr belonging to AsaAa, ~ W Id.
RoN, ate OF Portiand, dect afed.--i The terms OF payment
made known At me and piece.
ADRIAN wA.DRON, Ad~;np asey.
R,ggscik, Oa ~
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-05
Taken by Execution,
N TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
On MONOAT, The al day Of December next

On MONDAT, the Cd day Of December next,
THE right in equity TO redeem one undivided fsth
part of a trait Of LAND ON Mcuntiuys Neck, in
Portland, heing ~namhsr four IN the div,iion between the
heirs OF the Rev. TnomAs snirH, Geceaicd, the whole
tract, containing ten acres, and one hundred aud thirty
eight rods, two eighth parts having been let "a to Peter
4 Smith The faid 6nh part is the fame right which
Peter Deliver and wife conv, ytd to John Hohby, before
the i,aie Of Peter Thatcher NTH was let oil, being then
ore eighth part in the efiafc atoref aid and is now un.
der mortgage Ia faid Deliver and wife 70 feeure the pay.
ment of one hundIe ed and forty four dollars, with intci.
Ell from the a.rh of April, 1903
the above property is taken md will be fold hy virtue
OF an execution IN favor Of the United states. ae.inR tho
enate OF John Hobby, late of Porllasd. oeceaied, in the
hands ofhi. Admiaiitrauix- Saie to re a,two o'clock II
the laid day. Al the honie of Major Thomas Peek, Inn.
holder in faid Portland. Conditions then made Known.
9. THORNTON. syss1
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-05
ISL HIS.

TAMESc BULLARD, No. 3, M1Gy', Ro.v,
- has juf received by the iatca arrivals iram London
T. Liverpool a iarge K elegant aiIortment of Gentle
mem, Youths and Chi dren. moi fsfhionabie HATS
hB, : 4 large Ailortmen' of HaI"TERS TRIMMINGS.
The above Articles will be fold as cheap As can be pur
eh"itd IN Bottom. for eah or approved credir. Alto a
e"nl,ant iupPly of American NJ ,pufactured Hats.
~ e. Cath ana 'he hieheft price Eivcn for all kinds
of fu.s. Du,.y A..
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-05
Mecb1ncs If Portland

a Puny writer in tine .Arrus has made an at,en-p. "a
~" a'V'ioiis between you, and the other claties Of our
si''Aeiis. This attempt is worthy of the character of jaco-
3n's, What dotbey already with TO iow the feed,o
senpnicord.! Do they think nseaniv of YOU as to at
ipeapahlaiuence YOU in this MANNER do they think YOU
thnk thar b. Judging and acting for yourieivcs' do they
lead you, and n,..mins the nam of M Cd mic they can uoie-
su,ers as ~agsyy and'HH iub'erve the views OF 'aeh aaven-
vino expect tv ,vords > NJ - ,anfuiion the attempts of thoie
What can he the cauie OF this iaae .. you um.-
r"aohst It Is indeed a new doctrine. -, NJ.
Is4"i, Farmer, Ssamen, aud all claiTe, of peopHs -"
~s~ndent Oh each oii'er-- and all clahes OF peot.@ in this
so"n have proipered until lately we have had no g.
mems Should we not then I've Jealous of thofe who attenp,
excite to them; and who with to irrisate one CITIZEN againit
anvteerf
PUT ' will not intrude on your patience or infu,t your nm
dertesaangs | have been one of YOU hnce nv early
Shiidhood, and know you to pohefs too much indepeld-
enee and dicernnaent, to become the tools of any perfons
whatsvea. A REAL
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-05
M. DU MARIEL,

D ETERNS H. thanks to thofe ,cntiemcn whofhave
~ fubfcri,ed his prrpofai for in1ruaion in I'll Frn.b
Langaagei and informs othcrs, who may wi0a to fnbic ribe,
that he will connmence giving ltGons THs Evt s+Ke,
Monday, AoSezsG.r SD, at the Chamber over fore Nc. I,
MCssFYs-Row.
poviand. lNov. s.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-05
BCOHS And STATIONERY.
ISAAC ADAMS.

lit his Baasfae, Nc. 6, Jaeit Rev,
Y AS received aua now ready for fale, a freih abort.
\ u ment OF BOOK, IN the varions branches of Lite
Failure
nm eFtenhue aDo,fn'ent Of Stationary.
Among which are pis'n. ~ove git and hot -preAed
letter Paper DENY. iooifcap, and POI Writing Paper /;
Drawing and Mute Paper; Quilts red asd back Ink.
powder ; great variety OF Penx0,ves ; Rzxors; Pci.ciis ;
Seals ; Folders Pocket Books. SC &c.
seamsn's books Cha rs; scales and Dividers; Quad.
rsnts: Accom-, Books. bound and ltttcrea 10 any pat
tern confantiy on hand, Ledsers, Journals, Waite and
Record Books.
S,k9of Boeks.
Bibles Tenaments Biographies ; Pixies, Waif,'s,
Roots. and Temp e, AritliAetics L.ittie's Uiher ART
of Reading Preceptors; WSbners n, I'd and I'd paris !.
Oh Ids Compaaon j Perry and Name Spelling Books 4:
Wattss, Belkdaos and smith X S eepers HYMN Books :
Farmer s, L17y,s and 7HNna5 4db,anneks, FIR 1906
G1 Csfh given Tor Rays Canvafs ard Junk Ncv <
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-05
DisO,

Diso.
IN this town, Mrs Hannah Vaughan, aged ~.
S6arbo,@gb, OF. 3o-Departed this life, Colonel Samuel
N'"lch' IN the 18th year OF his age.--He was blelisd with
uncommon military talents, which he improved w;,b homo,
Ia defence ut his country. He has left a borrowing widow
I lament the lois OF an ahettionatc huiband ten children.
hty-e'ght grandchildren, and eight great-rrand.chi,dren
- ns n 'os OF a tender parent. His profelTed hope of
e'ernai me was IN the mercy Of God and the merits OF the
Sedeemer after a long aud painful fcknefs. which he en-
dured with chriitian patience, he fell aGeep.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-05
GREEN,

VfFHNf- oTTPPE,
II Asjua received a new adorsment of GOODS
i Comparing, Satins-Mo 'cs-Sayfnet Isl .utrinps
silk Ptnfh and Veivcts-C apcs-Munins -Cambtics :
Chimes = Callicoes-G Hoie -s~hawls-Handker
Chief -Cottpns Lineus-Coa,inss- F-iannel.-Moruceo
anu Kid slippers, &c. &c.
A handfome afortmcnt OF borncss -~plumcs-pihhons
Wreathes = and Branches; and = great variety Of articles
i" rho Miilenary line.
Il Ni'i'enary, Mantua. making aud all kinds of Nee.
die WORK executed neatly and with ipecd.
Ladies Goats ani Habits, 60, amt made in the newell
Non
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-05
To Let or Sell.

FOR SALE.
4 Good Aand for a mechanic, or one
( \ who wines 10 keep a public houfe, f tuatsd in Bss-
ION near the old meeting houfe. The pren'ies eonhs' 81
a good CAB { lroof kfnfe with. a hall acre or mere OF
LAND. swith a good Orchard aud ',hers convenienees.
For terms apply to the lutacriter rear tho prenAe-
ROYAL BREWSTER
B,xfou. O3. 10 1874 ~
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-05
Notice
VIZ RUCGLtS informs the voun

v Gentlemen Of Portland that his Evro;n. schonl
has commenced: thofe who with TO II end viii 6od IL
To their ADVANTAGE to apply foon.
He alto Informs the Young Ladies Of ttis place who
eonhaer Their cduca IONS NOT iiniihed n Dancing, In At he
feels himfeif perfectly able &c indratt them in iuch branch
es a they may teet ,hefnieivcs mott IN want OF. such a,
the low dance Or u Nv Mtnuet; adahcc that is vel known
10 DC a very grcnt ornament tots performers, for its grace
q! attitude and cxpr.iiion of feature ana he teache. the
Cong Mihutt, a dance perform 4 To muic in common
time. Aho a number OF Fancy Dances, which may be
performed by any Iu,'r or even nunber Of Ladies, from
two To twelve. Ihole fancy dances arc very much ad.
mircd for their briiiancy ana variety OF Reo. aud 6enre.
and are frequently taught with ten aud iometimcs more
changes. he Iike~ilc teaches Opera ar Scotch Reel.
WHICH are q 70 much admired - ihofe who have rccciy-
cd no intiruct,on ia the art OF dancing. will receive lief
Iona IN the 'rit rudiments, as u uIu for new beginners.
His terms will I've but Six Dollars per Scholar |: Three
at entrance, and three atsthe expiration Of the term of
twelve weeks. Two afternoons III sacli week. Room aad
all other ~neceharT afpeniag.s to be iurniiled by the
teacher.
Portland, Nsv,mde, $. 1884.
N. y. The School will be kept on TIC afternoons of
Wednefday ana Saturday. Thoie perfons who III an p,e.ie
to place Their children und er his care for in Gruclion, IN Az
depend OH his puncfuaiity II any in preference to fcni-
Ing to tchool, ihouii choofc lefIon. given in ,hs;r f,m;.
hes, he will attend them at Their aouies, ~dappiyed to
GRAFTON, $50 the heirs If tie eFcfr of Ma.
thanicl Witakcr. late Of Blbhbem, in ihr eouu-
gGygtfo", and State Of N~esUAumpsbne, de-
't@ed, i~,ae'tnte.
on are hereby notified. that Stepben
HaDgdh" of iaid Bethlehem, mi't-wright, adm,n,0rssor OF
the eitafe OF laid deoeAicJ, viii exhibit has account in,o
tho eou.t OF probate for APPRECIATION ana allowance, a,
i'verh'ii, IN fa'd County OF Grafton, on ILaJzry the fSh-
tsm1 Ly Of Dsember s>xt at ten af the esek, in ts /eyeaaan. At
winch time aud rl'ee you may attend Il you fee csule.
by order of the in iPe,
MOSES DOW, Regia,r of Probate.
Htvs,5iI, Sept. 20, 800
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FOR SALE,

A HOUSE ~pleaiantly fituated ON Cum
beriaud nreet. The houie is entirely haiftrd,
. inted and papersd, and, very convenient for enc family.
iavi:-g an excellent celler, and > goei, pump ct water -
The terms viii Re Advantageous IL the purehaier. For
particulars enquire OF the printer
Portland, Nee &, ,ScA.
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DR ABEL FOX,

DR ABEL FOX, 81
DECs leave TO iuform his friends and the public, that
ID he b>s taken a ftand in Fore: lreet at ,he houTc
of Mrs Fox, near Jones'sRow where AL applications in
the line OF his %prefeaion, WI be promptly attended to.
Peytari. Or 40.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-05

95drlfrO,
~ Falmouth by the Rev. Caleb Bradley, Mr.. Samuel
BAILEY to Nils Sally Ryal.
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LOoI,
RkIWEE Port and and North r lrmou,h, the
- Wing OF a CHASE a'moh new.--N hoover will
is"'s II with tbs Pg'nte., :hAil be hsrdGomrlys swsided.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-05

tn TOUk PlSIS, CjiIZENSt
Ard JON once more in the Lcng Pitt. TIE
Msott fuA, and the Phi I'll II; itEer, in iitI-
port of rhe EQUAL RIGHTS of The NEW
ENGLAND STATES.
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ZIG IOBGCCO.

CiHTY-FtVF, kegs OF lanes River Tobacco o. an e.
- cehent qualpy, Tor tale by l.. WEEKS & sGN,
No. z, Central.
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EroB Sea(ana5ie GOODS.

ELIZABETH STEVENS. informs
her friends aud ~c',nomcrs that fe hss ;un re-
ee'ycd for tale, At her fore in rith 9ireet, oppoiitc the
A9o b, F"e % N,,ire /.G,ers nEs Po' HsnJ a genera af.
70 tnen' of ncw and faihiorab'e GOODS, compriine rnoN
articles in he DRY GOODS line.
s ALso,
Ladies Kid and Morocco SHOES.
}ah,ionabIc BoNNETS
NUTS, TtPPETs, &c. &c.
PoyitBf Ng e.
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Tie Genes al court Of ths Conuonwrr1.
ron o n ibpyfoy the Fifteenth inn 1t is hoped H.. ra,bs.
from TINS diitrict like good ientinel, will be toune :, -.
potts. Na Il Their
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Book keeping.
MR.. TURNER. viii open his Scbo.l for teaching
IFA Book heep'ns, on Monday kveHing s,h Nove@
Der. GA, Ig.