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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-17

We find that the senate Of the United
States were occupied for two days in dis
cusslng the merits of the bill introduced
bv general Smith for the protection of A.
merican seanen: this debate was closed
on The goth, Mr.. Nicholas, Of Virginia,
having moved postponement Of the fur
Their consideration 10 the first Monday of
December next, which was carried, ayes
81, noes !, after being advocated by the
mover and gen, Jackson, and opposed by
generals Smith and Armstro x. The fol-
lowing are the yeas and nays, from which
it viii appear that gentlemen oe different
politics voted together or this question:
IN CrU9r offosTionemeat.-Messrs. An.
dersOn, Baldwin, Cooke, Condit, Dayton,
Franklin, Hilhouse, Jackson, Logan. Mac
lay, Nicholas, OlcOtt, Pickering, Plunsr,
]. Smith, j. Smith, ]. Smith, (Ohio), Ven
able, Wells, White,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-28
80 D0lLaf6 Rsunrd.

FOR spP,ehcnd Q !. an committing 70 Jail, or
b,nsing home ALeE, Negro womsn who ran
away on Toefday mor.irg the II shina She is
saoat 80 years of age, of miidle fze, dsk
brown complexion, her nofe hishes thar thde
coplman 10 negsces Gle took with her vsflety
o; clothing.
Eisr mashe,, WiNNy, abyu, 80 years Of
age fous blaeS woinso, has ocsn srdn
away tcr scout years. She was for Sometime
III Aaexaudsia, called her patne Wiery Batkoer,
and eace hired fc.fclfso Mr.. Sa,too OF thas
place She has & ce been heard Of ii Baltimore.
Iris likely Air has made Tor Fsedeficklblrg, to.
maxi her sicsps to her m theF.
lfbo;h are iecoTsd, e that get thcu agaia,
l viii give IaTty b9hars.
Richard Norris.
csisppercomt Hdufe,
I.,t.y
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-28
Fran the BoSton Reber:5rg.

BY the arrival Of the Montezulns, capt.
isaacs, IN 80 DAYS from land, England, We
have received London papers TO 2d June,
and have seen letters 70 tis 5th. The pa
.Pers generally hlled with parliamentary
debates toolonG for our columns, or squibs
and witt:clsms on the new-fsngled Royalty
and Nobility Of France, rot paticulariy In
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-28

te~estinr. We have remarked another
form of Constitution for the new order OF
things, drawn up By the Conservative Sc
nate; how many thismakes since the dc.
struction of the ancient government OF
France, W. pretend nor TO calculate
1T shall be presented to our readers in our
next.
We observe that the opposition are now
calling as loudly upon Pit for some eff
cient measures in prosecuting the war, as
he did upon his predecessor. We ondcr-
stand, however, By an English gentleman,
passenger, that the opposition does no. en-
crease III numbers, nor IS i. considered so
formidable was 6rst apprehended; that
the Parliament has resumed the very im~
portant subject Of abolshing slavery in the
colonies. On this measure We have been
tavolred with The following
Extract; fran, q restscsa5!e ssayce.
!" The change Of Ministry has not yet
produced any material one in our politics
nor Is there the Last appearance. of any
thing like negotiation Tor peace taking
place. The long agitated question for the
abolition OF the slave trad: for cur colonies
has been carried in the affirmative in Ger
tain dt5ree; the Partiz8ng for the abolition
having obtained a vote OF the House OF
Commons to refer the Consideration Of the
subject to a committee. 1t is even nossi-
Die that the important question may Be ulti-.
maieiy carried, and ii such case, i, would
impose new face on the social c0ns.it1-
ton OF the colonies. The event, n St.
Domingo have no doubt had considera-
Die influence. It is q striking cxam2le,
and may be OF infinite use IN the iu.nrc 90
vernment Of the West-India islands.
Sugar, Coffee, and Dye Woods in re-
guest Cotton and Tobacco, Hat. all the
exchanges much in our favor. Ourexpor-
tatlons to the Continent are vigorous.
London, June 4.-Dolls. is. Sd. plen-
ty-6per cents s9a 9o--Louisiana %, no
sale.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-28
Bal Keeper Wanted.

a es;laa who will atse,d 4 Bis and can keep
ac5as rs, banging geof recommendation, will
rs1e4ys every encouragement. Applp. 70
Garrett Hedden,
At the Eipp- ana Anchor 4vero, eoraer Of PIN
CTS isreet,
a9. eosN
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-28
Wanted to Hire.
Wanted to HIRE.

A Negro Woman competent 70 he. hoofshold
buhoefs OF a FINAL amy. As confdefable trait
ill n=ceauiy b. rspf-d in Ter, liberal wages
will be.gsven 30 o.,e of good Character, and
none ellie need apply.
Enquire Of the P,-inttr.
July IS. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-28
MAYORS OFFICE,
Alex 24th July, 1904

SEyERAL Of the proprie,ors Of ground in
the q syc compreheaded between King, Water,
G2Sinre and Uaou hreets, having neglected 70
81 up the faoie 70 the regulation Of The areets.
agresa5iy @ 40 ordcs of (souncli dssed The zo:h
roliiu5; the Superintendent OF Police is hereby
directed 90 p-risIn the duly required, AZ thcsex
peace OF the Corporations, s6d Afterwards TO re-
cover HE amount thereof from The le!aulters re-
ipeaiveiy, in tac manner pieicribed for the reco-
yIIy os oiher public claims
Elilha C. Dick,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-28
LoNnos- Lure 2

= LoNDos, June 3.
BY Paris papers of the 2oih ult. it ap-
pears that on the 18th, the Senatus Con.
sultum respecting the Imperial dignity to
be bestowed on Bonaparte was 6nallv a.
dopted, and presented to the First Con
sui by the senate in body. This act con-
tains 143 articles, and is in substance as
follows:
Napoleon Bonapartc is declared EnDe-
ror OF the French, and the Imperial dieni-
ty hereditary in the legitimate descent,
from male to male, in the order of primo
geniture, to the exclusion of females and
their descent. The FIRST Consul NAV A.
dept the children or the grandchildren af
his brothers, provided they have attained
the age of18years complete, and he him
sell having no children. Adoption is pro-
hlhhed to his successors. In default Of
natural heir to the First Consul, or of an a.
dopted heir, the empire will be transit rrcd
to Joseph Bonaparte and, his descendants;
aud IN default Of Joseph and his descen-
dants, to Louis and his descendants. In
case OF failure Of the heirs of Joseph and
Louis Bonaparte, a Senatus Consultum
proposed to the Senate by the Tituaries of
the great Dignities Of the Empire, and
submitredto the people, shall appoint an
Emperor The members OF, the Imperial
Family shall bear the title Of French Primo
es. The eldest son Of the Emperor shall.
bear the title OF Imperial Prince. A French
Prince who shall marry without permission
from the Emperor, shall be deprived of all
right to the inheritance, unless he shall
have no children by his marriage, and i,
shall be afterwards diss4'ved.''
The brothers of Bonaparte are 10 be crrs
atedfrencf princes. Imperial palaces are
to be established IN four principal points Of
tie Empire. females are in all cases ex.
c.adedtrom the regency and the reigning
Emperor may previous to his death, an,
point regent from amongst the French
princes, ifhis heir male is a minor.
The tl'alancs Of the g-elt d,snitie5 Of the
LmPlre, are, The Gear E ector, the Arch Chan.
ccSiof OF the Empire, the Arch Chancellor Of
STATE, the Arch Treafl7pr, III, ConGalle, and
tie High Admiral. They lball be nominated by
'he .EmPeror, and thy <fhall enjoy the fame 10.
nors OF The French Princes, and s5rl Immediate.
" after them; they all be Senator'S and Conn. |
cii.ots OF safe; they sii foeai The great Coua-
ell of the Empire
The other great offers src, ooc Ma,hal Of :
the Empire, cboien from among the mott d fin. !
guithed fe1eTals, IS inspectors anI Coo els e.
neral OF Afn}ltrg, Cara ny, and the Marine
three great Civil OFF ers of tn. crown, fach as
ha'i bsiuiii'nted by the faeu,es of tn Emperor.
Ih' laws are to be thus promulgated:
Napoleon ty the grace Of God and the
I = tue republic, Emperor ofMe
Irench, SIC. G9c.
The adoption Of the Seratus Cenfu,um has !
been annoaace' b. dlIeharae o Artillery.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-28

= Q INt7Lt,
Ard Pr iian given irnnsdia,e'y, a co.nfort.
sSie D}gEL4lNS HOUSE. E.aated IN a pea
!.saF Esars.c. Town. F1r ps9fcuia's eco nrs of
Ricketts,, Newton and Co.
Jolly az. 4
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-28
AIAIAAN " =
Mayor IF Alexand. "a.
NOTICE.

NO1IGE.
TIE dcranged fate OF the AqpiaIdfpefors
refdcfs ii nccedary that The fecutlies Of tic in
fpeetors lhoald be fpeedily informed Of whatever
clans there may be, IN order that ar,ang ements
may be maze for the diicharge ofinch of ihem as
the faid fecurisies may BE- liable tor Gentlemen
holding notes will pleale leave notice of them
with MsIrs. Eutaee, Moncuve s. Co. at~Aquia.
Hawkin Stone,
John P. Harrllon.
Anuia. Inly IL. d
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-15

AT Gorham. Taura The 9th ult, M Aoss 7o7vs-
fsf ft. 2ohIis Mary Ls9i 1T 49, lhe former was
prom,ing young man from Hopknton Mas who had been
keeping chaol in that place. few weeks in which time
nc gaaed te affections omany parents and chden, which
prepared the nto be rea! his delthhe latter
was Daughter OF George Lewis, eq beiag happily formed
Tor tic dapiiea Religion aad the iider virtues 10 great
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-15
BULKELEY EMERSON. efu. has

BULKELEY EMERSON, efq. has reign
cd his Office of poit-In mater at Bangor, and jui-
tice of the peace for the county of Hancock,
and removed to Old York where his corrc(-
pondents wi pleaie in future to dirret their ia
YOURS. cr
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-15

THE iubicriber hereby gives public no
4. tce TO al, ccncerred ths, he In. been duly APP
pointed and has taken upon hmie tho truit
OF the lait viii and teament of TOBIAS HAM late OF
Brunfwjek deceafed by giving bond as the law
directs lie therefore requce all pcfons who indeht
cd to the aid deceaieds elate make immediate pay
ment; and hoie who Aavs any demands thereon to sx.
h'b't the fame to JOHN HAM.
paes Oct !, 1894
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-15

u TIE Selef7n'en sf Portland, give n9tife to
ne 4aalg:fe sote,5 Of Jaa .eso", faAt IT IL IN their
apipian nffsFy that at fbs mcftirg zUbir5 is TO De
DO dsn ~ jr,d t0aon, on Monaay, the sb Nsqeo1bey
nest Tie vate, @ouLa be given in in writing an..
hbaf far tbe rsi7iou q Psefdrm ard Yitr Prsfdea,
hbe D1ayit7 and team qobe,e TIE pe,JSa 1vfta fer
AUes. Ho"idb be particularly es4pre2sa-aaat bat NO
PRiN7E Ed Y,lIkS avW b. reeeiued.
Oct. IS. SAMUEL FREEMAN, per cr1:y
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-15
DAY s. ILSLEY,

DAY & ILSLEY,
- HAvs FOR SALE,
700 Hhds Turks III and SALT
so ksrres kO5lN.
20 do ALEWiVES, in fhipping order.
50 Caik, Philadelphia POWDER, o. an e.cci.sa.
quality,
Bore. Of LEMONS
Cheas If Souchcng TEA.
Gaods and G,oe.yiss wlIo!ef,ic and
retail As uidaI u. s..
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-15

Capt Bedel, who arrived here yesterday in a.
days from Liibon, informs that the day before
he failed, packet arrived there in 8 days from
Falmouth. Eng. By which information wa, re-
eeived that the French were expected to make
an attempt 1T invading England immediately /;
and that the Briti.h troops were marching to
the calxard.
The American Conful at Libon informed
capt. Bedel that Mr.. Pinckney was about TO
leave Madrid, and tina; he had already fent of
his baggage.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-15
sligsIii

Ha%suRG, AUG :, 'So4. Tnis city, Bre-
rncn and Luoeo have refoied to comply with the
'ieqo pecl'lldry exactions OF the French Govern
sneni Ia CO lie l.lencc Bf.aa has bee.i inve,t
ei o. french troops II I'M hanover and no
fsricn IS uttered To enter or depart FROM the
city. All fupplies of proviaons, Md all com
mlnicatlons are cut off (; aud il IS runored shis
Gay, they nave proceeded to levy rho con,ribu
ton at ne pant q i5s 6dyo,et Luoec holds ont
al IT'S reiuiAi 10 pay = and has not VIZ been
rhtcd with nHlia'y esetHf,sn ;--probaby be-
caute Kuna has acet riJing in the Baltic -
winch by efpouling the caule of the opprehtd
'.1oeeScfs, may haiten rupture when Bon :
psrtc wilhcs TO avoid
-->--- LONDON.
AUG. t7.--Ruiiia has nronr Acct ar fsa-Her
naval and military preparations are executive
and active; and the emperor Alexander con-
tinues TO give pointed proofs OF his attachment
to the intereits Of LOUIS XVIII.
l?tclliscnce from Odaii.a mentions, that, in
puriuance OF an ordinance of his uilian Maief-
~, an embargo has been laid OH all the veaels in
" thar port /; from whence il is concluded, that
the Rulsn Government purpofes to enol,& al
The troops ita;onsl IN THAI sneig h5ourhood.
dugvq I6.-Wc have received Paris papers
70 the 7ti init. AS ulaal, they are full Of ily
lies and gaigonadng accounts Of French pro-
Yves, in the affairs which daily take place on the
French coats, between our blockading ieua-
dfons, and their sunooats, Batteries, flying ar
.lery, &c. The emperor Buonaparte has been
f-seral days employed III putting things in der
at Boal2gne /: and while .hcre was grnt2sea with
icsing three diviiions Of bis nmncibs armad,
psn5 in by a diviiion Of thirteen OF our myqastfo
fleet
The afFars of Egypt Rl continue in ccnfu-
Gon. -. he Beys continued fucccfsful.
Peace has been completely reitored in ladia ::
and the 8ritih government are in quiee poileiil-
OH Of the Kew conqueils.
The China feet brought home 2A.aI3.68z
los. Tea ; worth 3.soo,oool iterins beides
S',73s lbs. os raw iiIk, and 3o,2do peices Of
nankins. :.
YeIterday, thc RulIian an,bai1.ior had ano-
ther audience OF Lord Harrowby.
a Portuguese frigate has failed from, I.iison.
frcighted with treaftire to France, The Mar
Sus De Lima, one the moft decided enemies Of
the French revolution, has been icnt to PortE-
gal, an ambafador to compliment his Imperial
M.jefty NApoLEAN
The Spanisrds prefer We theft neutrality a. re-
~ heavy expenle.-It is not exactly known,
what they pay to France and England; but Car
goes OF dollars are continually arriving from
stam, III payment CT their tribute What is
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-15

a WOMAN with good breaa of Milk, viii take
n child to nurfs.-Every attention will be paid &c
the infant. and the charges viii be reslonase Inquire
Of the Printer. Oh. IS
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-15

& fRAYEU rom pr,aad, IA Aas uif Psh, red REFER
~ three Old bag horss, white hind lees, white
issr htT forehead whoever will deliver taid He fer
fas in Pnra give nforma,oa whese ihe may be Oh
tanned, i,ai be paid for ,hei- uouhe by
GEORGE WHEELRIGHr.
Peyfisa', "a. ,r
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-15

AYOTICE is hereby given, TO thofe whom may con-
IN Germ that the lnbicrbers duly appointed Com
M iioners to receive aud exan,a the claims upon the
eitate of JACOB ANDERSON,
late of Frseport. yecna, deceated and they propoe
6s at the late dwelling hcue of the ccceaied the
l.i Monday of this ard the five following months from
FIVE o'clock in the acraoon, traniaa the buh-
nels to which they appointed.
JOHN CUSHING,
F,eesert, o. Q. 1904. THOMAS MEANS.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-15


In tbs town, Mrs. E'yea5etb A9tr, H. - years.
IN ' t'Ta', aaf5 haqsaf, % ap4raye fyet GTy,. Af1-
er a'sor ePtAr Jasasa N LhtLfA, II: 63- Married Of
gs 'saly age, an! eisg esoa tie If an at peri
a4 T95s ssF Jssais s.gbs qagu4ts eb e;4,s H.
eI qOHt 10 as 1sayi ebo b.bo and tie brad ,f i'd.
"5l~ hs days Of BE-, oiviy, A5a,gisg liz 44iss efa
7ee ami gfs 'eey, buf fer enve svesd J her tuiy DE
f4'1 70 or, i"'gy es7sy and sf,Nr ~ re msa tegerag
e"E,for' 15srGae, bsr 6r FL, , ebcr and graaa dbl
a,er, r u and e1lt b, a.: and be, bzeang a6ate Inf
pad, G De b,aJtsb 6y rOySbe lind aeg56ouy 3-
psfsl g tj aal aaS be, ,eoytou, and jsyqiees IL
-s1 s, ba0 k deep ,aeei upon Be ,7;qa Of Saaay Hpar
's IN reaAg t6if 6ae a''s 7o pgy Der humanity tie hiba
W tar.
Ibo ee7ory taf gbs, vegarir al Ter hsa Mr1 yi from
fe Early fra~a u Corf e rad raa fen he Aaay atfoe5-
men slf ss and iaa ,ebieb ae ear ,naa through
br sos@ f'Af f 7vbO esvb Ja fssr eea gyoand "a
7s3 be hsf f,esioa rod, IF igaao4, B.d are roe
dad s11' lie ~ TIE Lord from Le0anA yea, En;tJ he ,
tes try @.4 ,sa ,er s5sr iabews aqa do asv
fseu."
az Her interment vii! take place tomorrow, 1ueday
Oct rs O'Clock, Her relations and the friends
81 snc family, requee to attend without further nyi-
tation.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-15

The Spanlsrds prefer We theft neutrality a. re-
~ heavy exPenie.-It is not exactly known,
what they pay to France and England; but car
goes OF dollars are continually arriving from
stpam, III payment CT their tribute. What is
angular, the money RENTED to France paiies
through fngiand.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-15

% All kinds of BLANKS, kept cor
Family for fac by jerks SHIRLEY, No ,. fY2 Erect.
PevtIsi
- CA,u given Tor RAGS and JUNK
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-15

fhNNIAh, oLSiAl.sCOS, ~ ~.
Nearly ppyiie No. I, MnRsfs Req,
MIDDLE STREET..
Have JUN received and for ale, large am az
(ortneus of
ENGLISH GOODS,
coniling of
CuPEafINE, common, and low priced Broad
CLOTHS.
P'a'ns, kertimer--, Sergcs, Veve, Thiskfets Goat.
'nSs Fearncushss.
Roe Blankets, Fiauneis, H.i5es.
SILK satin, FORMER and swanidowr W,iNrcat;pg.
Supcrhne, middng, and io~ priced Caicnss
Dimse,, black white and color ed Cambrics Laced 60.
Book and Satin Mu'i, N'san, Silk aod Cotton sham-
bray d..
Black ard coiored Satin, do. I.anring-
Pertains. Modes, black, white, "a ne and blue Silk pu1,
Silk Velvet Silk and Thread I.aces.
Black, white aut coiored Camel hair Shawls, C.mSss
ditto
BA"iAnna, ioec, and csm5r:e K.odkerchich, Silk Co.
Ladies. and genriercns Silk Gotten, AID worried Eofc
silk, Cotton Worn cd Glove
Ruaels, Rufeiets Qarsnts, Calananeoes, Marines,
W,idboars.
lrifh Linens, Diapers. Tai e-ciaths.
sDutcn Sbeetue Brown II Hand
Cotton Yarn, 81 x aud Cotton 9 aces.
Kid ihoes, Bed t,ckinp, tImhrc.lss, &c &c.
A large sHortmen, of MuFrs and iIg7ETs.
44yS, WEST INDIA GOODS,
Wbo.esa!e and Retail
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-15

a1.aatase-c-.ossi tyheh Lying by al, ~ho knew lie.
aad gone, h.? where i.e kdovs that Cod loved
Aas, with sverlsfting love"
!" p,iee, not rating frs, TIE mind ,ratnye' y
11at hte q as,, zcbieb aigg.yg .,gt,, g,rst eul.'
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-15
BARBOUR 81 BARNEvILL,
. Fore street.
Have Jun received, handfone -ahor.ment Of
Fresh Seasona5le GOODS,
THEY HAVE LIKEWISE A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF
Hard and HoU0w-Ware,

Some Of which contests Of Nails and Brads all kinds
Bistcred and steel large aad fmi Dogs carss
Wagon aud CHI re boxes; Iron Shoysl and spades Fry
inp pans, bake Kettles Cotton and Woo, Cards, Bel
lows boulc and hearth Ruhes. block tin Tea pots a-
tent shot :, fmx sssely@ds Sleigh Bells Bsx co-c
Mi lis Iron, do ChAiie and Hunting Whip; with
great variety ofCuTLERY, sc Sc.
: Also,
A few puncheons and hhds. Of good
ret a,sp Rum and Mo.afIcs Cognac Brandy, hest Hot.
lxnds Gin Pure Wines, Ieh Teas, spanith Aoa ann
mon Indigo Loaf Brown and India Sugar Dipt aud
Mould C.ndes, Log aud Ned Wood, No. 1, and No, 4
Chocolate, Nusmegs aud Cafha. best Pc and Starch.
with a variety OF other WEST INDIA GOODS AUD
GROCERIES,, ufuai.
Portland SOa FRY >.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-15

"A report was in circulation yefersay, tina,
the PRECEDENT Of the United States intends imme-
diately to lay an embargo on all yeaels bound
to Spain. in coniequence Of the d;fpa,ches from
Mr.. Pinckney, our Minifer at the Cour. Of Mad
rid, received by Mr. Dalton, arrived a few DAYS
fnsc at this port in the brig Roie, from Cadiz.
Three American fr'gates were fecn a. Cibral-
tar Aug. 70. fuppofcd to be the ft,uaJron from
Hampton Roads.
The iecretary of fate, of the u. S. has ad-
slrened circular to the governors of the feyeral
hates, advihng them of the alteration Of the
contribution. as 'efpeets the election of pref
dent and Vice PRECEDENT. ~
A Committee Of the S. Carolina State Society
OF the Cincinnati, eoniiting Of Charles c. pinck
ney, James Kennedy and William Read. in
conjunction with Committee Of the American
Revolution Society, coniiting of David Ram
lay, tenry w. Deauhire, William Alien
Dess, James Lowndes and Richard Furman,
have, asreeAb.y to their inAruelons, drafted
and circulated for 6gna.ures a mem orial, 70 be
rEsisnsed TO the Legislature, praying them to
provide Tome adequate legal remedy for he pre-
sai'ing evil Of puELLIsG, which is now 10 al
hlctlns to our country.
On The 10th OF September lalt SHARK was
Teen WINNING near the fhore i'll the harbour OF
Mooi- ltand, (Maiae,) when Mr.. GILMORE,
with two others, went of in. a boat in purfuito
him when he aroie they dfcharged two mulkets
at him, eacn loaded with two balls, three OF
which took effect, he funk, but loon aro(e dead
He wa, towed on thore, and n,eaiurcd shirt,
one an half fee, IN length. and twelve feet In
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-15
WLW GOODS.

SAMUEL TRASK,
:, foy<-5tyeef
ID Especially informs his friends and the
IN pubic ,habe has taken the tore iatey occupied
by N.eil,s Crots and rAek And has jst received q
general aforsmsnt OF
Fs/5ioneha<, Fang, and Staple GOODS.
WHICH ARE,
SuperAne and low priced Broadclo,hs.
Co4unss, Fearoough,s, Ker,ty-,
: Pans, serges Keimerrs, SwaEid",Sn.
Role Blankets froo, c,o 10 quarters.
Eannt!:, Sazes, Swapfkn..
India Cott0ns, German Cheeks, riEh Linncns, Brown
holland P:ateie
Cotton CAtnbries, Linnen do.
Sssns Eas';tn, India, and Fseneh LaGrineS.
Silk Cloves, Cotton do.
Sr'ped and ain Elk veivets Ok Pub
Back and white Lsc-s Laced Csni,f.c Stockings;
CaIi,eoes, MuninsDm,es
kuiies Curants and Calam9neoes Cctlcn Vevcss.
Sewing silk, amei hair Sbaw,s.
hluif., 1ippet. ikins Tor NiuiF..
St!&~ BonncIs, &c. &c.
WEST-INDIA GOODS, GROCERIES,
oaa Firing Ger.
Laeq.iS-Nails, Glafs, Iron ware, Fifth,
&c. &c aud clss 100 Numerous p,rcu.
iarze, ali Of whsh will be fold the non resfoaae..
~
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-15

HIo day.IS dIloived Oy mutual conicnl
the Cnpartne,iin;p of the iabferibers, under the
firm, of oNlI I'll * DAVIS
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-15
4@9crtigg;c,
MONDAY, OCroBER lie, Isoi.

fressr ,re-7 Dia7rvslt is with iincer- p!eaiure
we Rate tie reult of the Delaware election follows
ihe Hon. s.iNiES a. bAYARD sagan elected TO repre-
leni the Siae Of Delaware in the conrefs Of the United
States His majority ro.a 500 $40 His Democrat
opponent ehoicn the li election bya majority OF
g. Gen MtYCdELI.,a Federal Repubiean has been
elected Governor of Delaware sud the LegiAa,ure
taiiis a large Federal Majority.
SpasA Maa,.-1he Ian mail accounts Gate that the
Spaniih miner has the Secretary State an
plantation respecting his Interview with Maj Jackton,
Philadelphia. ne ciains all Improper intentions in that
interview, and denies having poeen direpectiuly Of the
government
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-15

Ber.ayr @ -i4,ri esttAs 1t has been afcertaned that
printed votes iesal,i; hoped the people will cond
er the neee,y Of providing thel!c,vcs il le4io VII. wiz
yote. - - A....
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-15

Numerous &c "ionccring fpeclaoas hand
late for this days Gazette They in favor of the Eiqi
G4Jeaa Eit Of ELECTORS; and of the following cand;
dates for Representatives to Congei which b. voted
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-15

Three American h'gates were fecn a. Cibral
tar Aug. g, fuppofcd to be the icuaJron fror
Hampton Roads.