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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-05
MONDAY, March S, 1906.

R1CKE IS, NEWTON g 20.
kIas. on tsnd, aod to b. fold oe very low
te,ms. q handione 4aormsns Of
fuptfat and {ecord
BROAD ca. O T n s.
A quantity Of Roie Blankets,
Twilied do.
1fekfirghurg, and German 0fnssnfgn
Bedticks ard Apron Checks,
Cotton HoGery,
Fuftisns, Ve,yets and CesdafsyS
Bumbazttts ard Wildbores,
Calicoes snd lriih Linens,
Striped Jrrseys aud CShimerss,
Corded Dimi.ies and Fnansls,
'f'willed Coatings and RaifthickS
500 pieces ggliah Canvas,
400 rcsms writing Paper,
so do. wrapping do.
trunk coioured rwiRs and sewing silks,
! do. Umbrellas,
caks Sein Twlnas
do. Fig Blae,
: DO. Role BrimfonS
zee kegs White Lead,
s po1e: Cotton and Wool Cards.
lie hnds. brown Sugar.
. pipes London part'calar Madeira Wire,
And quantity of PlAIsrIR OF PARls.
FHb 4.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-05
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
FWARD

kE w AMI.
Runaway from the subscrbes on the astk
eff OssSbsr issr, negro nan alass named
B O B,
sboas &c years of age, Eve feet nine inches high
straight hnbsd and we'll formed said slave hath
an impedirient in bis spsech which prevents his,
readily replying to question. He commonly
wears ear-rln2s. He took with him variety of
good cloathing, description of which isxnncces-
.ary, as il is probable he has changed thea,~ He
has been frequently seen about town since he alb
sconded, and in all probability is now secreted by
his mother. Winney Brown, formerly the slave
81 Mr.. Iona MslR, late of this town, but Row
said to be freq. The above reward will be pais
for securing said Negro BOB. in any goal, and
further reward of Ten EoLLAes for the dis
covefy of those who have becn accesssry TO his
lAneealnlent.
Captains Of vessels, &c. are sorwarusd n
tbeir peril, not 60 take him away.
ROBERT B. JAMESON.
Eov. IS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-05

.ns receaved and fsr Se1s,
Sweet Cyder BY the bsrrels
Apples do.
N England Rus do.
Candles by the box,
Pork by the barrel,
1000 lbs. excellent K. Hand Caesse,
Spiced Salmond in aad gallOa kegss
Rs;dns by the box,
Psunes, Almonds, EngliA Walnata.
Saelbsyks, Cheinats, fwsst Oranges,
Lines, Lemons,
Green Grapes by the jar or poaad,
Codilh for family ule,
Soc bulhrls r. /. Potatoes,
And general alIortment of Groceries
a. WILLIS.
Ixn "a
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-05
Malaga Vine, Ratssns, sc.

IuR received, per the brig Celia.
Caps. Bowen, from Malags,
100 enarter caRs Malssa Wise,
roo halfqr. do.
20 qr. oaiks Mountain Wa,e Of hyperion
quality,
go bsaess Almonds,
100 trails Figs,
$50 quarter bis. Raidas,
300 boxes Mufcsteldo.
500 do. Bloom do.
Is boxes Lemons,
which will bagia lsndiug this day at oar wharf.
and T. Vowel.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-05
Who haze also on Hand,

goR SALE ON RRAsoxAsLx TRIMS,
Jamaica Spirit'entitled to drawback,
Mulcovado Sugar in riercss and bis, hyperion old
Port Wine, do. Madeira do. Turks llland Sslt,
mould Candies, 40 bis. prime new Beef, Ru6a
Duck, white RuGa SAsst;ng, Dfiilings, Rayeaf,
duck, Sc. Sc. 81
Ian. 70
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-12

stated any facts, as do not consider it ne
cessary that the House should be acquairt-
ed with any facts to make this enquiry, and
because think the facts, stated as grounds
Of impeachment are not such swill war;
rant an impeachment. Ehave always un-
derstood that it was the right Of Judge to
expound the law, and | have known FREE
quent instances where the court have re-
fused the counsel the liberty OF discussing
the law on points, on which they have made
I'D their minds, While All free to de-
clare that the conduct OF the court on
the trial Of Fries is not, in my opinion,
such as to require an impeachment, yet
am in favor OF lnstituting an enquiry But
say gentlemen by the passage Of this reso-
luton, we shall censure the Judge. be-
l;eve not. IF / believed SO would re-
quire testimony forI hold it a good prin-
ciple that no man ought to DE condemned
until he has been heard. In my opinion
this resolution viii have no such tenden-
cy as ifthc Judge has not ben guilty Of
misconduct, the enquiry viii rcaonad 10
his honor and as it is the duty Of a virtu-
Gus mar to demand an enquiry whenever
charged with All offence
C7'o be Gontinued.)
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-12
pub!lr Salt.
WATER LOTS FOR SALE.
Or Sahwdar lie sata Ia..7aasi,

On Saturday tie set6 lps4Ggi,
will be offered Al puzzle .4lc upoo The premlles;
sundry L0 IS OF GROUND. commencing AZ
the cornes OF Water and JsGedon Streets, add
running through Union fre,t INFO the Potomac
Upon The corass of Wa,er and Jeferfon frect
is erected a neat and convenient frame hople
adapted 70 the accommodation Of fnail family,
Commanding an extenGgs giew OF the rivera
with well calculated garden, and aeceGay out
bmldRgs: TO which IS attacha lot q 63 test
fFopt upon wsscT Rrset, and rraniHg win jes
ferion ercet, into the po.omac. A ti1'alI grsnrd
Iens IS chargcable upon shs pcoPetcy waica aaY
be purchaiea upon reatonable terms.
The unimproved lots viii Be divided into flch
proportions as may bef fuit the views OF those
inclined TO purchale. The terms Ct lale viii be
one fourth cath and IA. remainder IN equal p'o-
portions, at tx, nine, ard tw'ciye nonshs, inftl.
ciens iecanty will be required sor the latter
Paymena.
P. G. Maraeller.
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nlal,der,
CONCLUDED FROM OUR LAsT.)

SO much, that chose who had force enough
were Obliged to bale withoa4 iutecmlssion.
Those who set in the seem Of the custer
were so confined, that it was difficult Tor
any one to pue his hand into his pocket, and
the greater part Of The crew Lay in water
upon the boats botlon.
The return al dawn brought us no re-
Lief but IFS Light. The sun had never
cheered us but once during the whole o.
our psrilous voyage ard those who had
q few hours of interrupted sleep, awoIe to
all the conscious nesa Of wretchedness and
misery.
A very heavy gale Of wind came on
from the southard, wish SO tremendous a
sea, that the greatest vigilance was neces-
sary in managing the helm, as the slightest
deviation would have preached the boat 60,
and consequently must have hurried our
destruction. We scudded before it, cx.
pectipg everylretuyning wave to overwheIm
US, but, through the Providence of Al
mighty God, we weathered the storm,
which began to abate towards night. We
had nearly run the distance we had sup
posed ourselves from St. Johns: but
OWING 10 the thickness Of the fog, we were
prevented from discerning to any great
extent.
Towards evening We passed several
pieces Of rock weed, ard soon after captain
Thomas saw the. wing OF hacl1oWn, an
acauatic bird, that hequents the coast Ct
Newfoundland, and is much eaten blythe
fishermen. This event afforded as great
hopes Of our approaching land and all
hands were eagerly employed in observing
what passed the boats. About this time,
af3eaulifll white bird, web-tooced, and not
unlike dove in size and piua1age, hover
cd over the mast head Of the Gutter and
Notwithstanding the pitching Of the boat,
it Frequently attempted TO perch On it and
continued huttering there until DARK
124ialng as this circumstance may appear,
it was considered ~ rs all as a proPltious
oaen.
The impressive manner Ia which it left
Us, and returned to gladden. lis with lis
presence, awakened n Us superstition TO
which sailors are at al times said to DC
prone we INDUCED ourselves Oh this oc-
casion, with the most consoiatory assur-
ances, thac the same hand which had pro-
vided this solace % our distreases, would
exrricate us from the danger that surround
ed us.
There being every reason to conclude
ourselves well in with the land the few that
were able 10 move were now calledupon to
make q last effort to save their lives by
rowing, and taking advantage OF the Iitse
bree2e we then had. Etwas strongly urged
10 tkana, that # the wind should come OF
the shore in the morning, and drive US TO
the leeward, all efforts to retain il might
prove too late as independent OF our fec
bic state, the provisions, with every eco
my, could nor last more than ,wo days, and
that the water which had as yet remained
untouched lexcpeting IL the instance before
mentioned could not mold OFT much lon
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-12
One Cent PeUaYa.

RAN AWAY lron tie tfig Polly, Solomon
Dcuniion, asaaer, lying at Danlap and lrwinss
what. an apprentice lzd named HUGH T.
HARDING, abont II years Of age. The ABOVE
reward will be paid, (witaout any charges or
rhsrks, on delivery Of iaid apprentice TO captain
Dominion, or 20
Janney and Patton.
May 10. aSs
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-12
-,----.-----.z1.s 90 sxn'----.

Ma,ratioe ofthe l9ss Qfhig JQqjestYs pocbes
Lady H5bar5, On an ig5a'sd Of ice, u, the
Aflantc Occu19, The 28ut of fire, 1903,
7utb a particular acc2unt Qf tie pr0viGell-
tia! escape gthecrc7o in t1yo arm bats.
BY WIZ. DoRsEr FELLowEs, Esq. com
mander.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-12

Sc. AndTez0'S 50c1sty.
as members Of the St. Andrews
Socseiy are requefed to attend 9 aa.ed guar
ss1iy meeung, 10 Be held al Gadiby's Tavern Gu
al Tuesday she 9Th inst. al o'eiock 7. M.
By order of the Pr:fdsnt
JAMES TOWERS, Sec.
Mat
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-12
May 10.
Thirty Dollars Record,

lf22TtV L}0tt0?5 fNEC0GT0,
For taking up and fecaring in any jaa, &c chat
lges rhem again, Negroes
SAM, SUCKEY 6 JANE,
who ran away out OF my polIelion in Faiafar
Connsy, abonr fix miles from Alexandria, On
TsuridaY rhs sth infant.
SAM IS a ftout we'll formed man, very black
complexion, about flIsy years Of age. four
look, and has freak Of white hairs on nis
left cheek, together with fear.
SUKEY is q low, chnu}.y vosnan, very black !;
hal ona brown jaciet and petticoat.
JANE IS between I ana IS pears Of age,
yery black and four look G= had on &ripsd
js1lsst and pesticoat, aad IS the daughter Of Sam
and sueeey.
1t IS fappofsd they are hasbor.d in Of near
the sown. The above reward will &c pat, fc4
the three. O. Ten Dollars for each.
MKenzey Talbut,
ss If the above negroes wlii return hyrne,
without putting the ownef 10 any tueher ex.
pence, they viii no. beiold.
Aii.maaers Of yefsis and others are yalncd nos
to hartor or carry them off, as in that cafe the
law will be pat in force sgaiu!t rhem.
MIX TALBUr.
Nav 70. Jaw 81
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-12
II e & RING S.

400 BIS. well CURED Hersings q The frf run,
fer t4l>sby and I. vow ELL.
April IS. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-08

1870 Pfizs:, 1o'.
Fisa drawa ticket, not prize ia
tbs above lat,
Lar drawn do. do Z
Gains tor the Roads, lo,s
1890 Blanks.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-08
BY AUTHORITY.
Scheme of a Lottery.

70 5xild an 44cademy liz the Ci.y Of Riebm0aa.
Dolls.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-08
John BRYAN,
Sadler. Cap and Harncfs Maker.

RESPECTFULLY informs his cuaon'cs and the
public ia general that he is lupplied win he oeh
materials in his line Of buGaefs, and fatters ham,
fclf from the quality Of his work. and moderation
of his prices TO render iaslssattlm' to thoie w'o
may plesie TO favour him With their commands.
HAVE NOW READY FOR SAlA'
Centlemen's fashionable iaddles made
on Epgiih Trees, and 10 part OF the belt Ia.
glifh leather, the other materials warranted aHo-
EaRic, fl,aitea, ioIaid and PLAIN iaddieS -
Leopard Nku houtons, and tsdile c!oa!hs, iaaiss
fashionable faddles with hosRsn, buckikia and
velvet test:, PLACED brides OF the pswch patterns
with d,rkeibtanch, guard, half guard ana pam
bits, common brides, mATtingales and coi'ars'
an afortmen, Of whips, plated Suwarfo~ ipu'is,
plated and poiihed patent fFring tifraPs, plalo
plated ditto, portmaateans, vaiiices ano iada.e
bags, hoIfelnan's caps, hoifsfs and be'1s, h'e
buckets, carriage, Wagon and cart harnsi' ta IA
mined at a fhort notice. A fet OF neat haGlih
Pig hsrn.fs With plated mounting 'or iaie.
n. B.. Orders will be attended to with Punctu-
atty.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-08
10000 Tickets at 3 Dollars,

10000 Tickets at Dollars, 3o,oooS
IN offering the Scheme as above,
it has been the object of the Managers to fahe
the fun allowed By law on the lmalieG capital
poiible, keeping IN view the propriey of max.
ing the nix as little as the nature of the Gale
would admit, being fully Of opinion that It's fue-
GETS NUT depend more on the aid which hbefai
public, ever ready to extend TO the promotion OF
an ufslul undertaking, thsn On any iappost TO be
derived iron the adventurous fpecuistor OF needy
gamblre, we've it on plan NOR: eXieAii9e, the
przes higher, and the riik greater. Here the
adventures viii readily perceive, that while he IS
contributing only fmall fun to be LAID our IN
improving the roads, e, that the produce q the
couatsy may Be carried 10 marker al any trsion,
3 At a moderate expence his chance OF gain IS
NOT unfavourablc, there being leis than blanks
70 prize and fone Of the Prizes not inconhsefa
bic ores. This mutt be efficient, when the OBJ
iea to be attained, as 70 extenfiyely uetol, and
the cois 70 extremely lmall. The Commitlion,
er, Aa.,er themfelves that they will be aided
~. at leaf all patriotic citizens, in accomplishing
this rfcfsl obica and they colhdeatly hope
that THE drawing may commenced at period
mt yeryremotc, of which however notice viii
be given in due time-1hs Prizes will be pa,d
in CAN, Gub;ea to no difcount, Immediately at
tee the completion OF the drawing. Tickets
nav be had Of tile managers and frem.iuca o'h:r
pettons as they may hereafter authorize to ddPo'e
ne them
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-08

1900 tickets at 10 dollars each, 1920
n. s. Prizes lubje&ed 20 deduction ofkiteen per
emit. .
This lottery has been authorized by the lesature of
Virginia Tor the audabe purpoe Of erecting ieninary
OF earning in or near.the metropolis otth fats With
this viss cscqnrerplated raiie 10000 dollars and
coo dollars il addition for Geiraying the expences att
tsnnc on draViag the lottery Citizens of the trlt re-
fpeaabiy have bcea leeed as truiees, and hey have
pedaed tfseives TO ufe their utmo exertions 70 car"
~ into effect The fchemc has the advantage OF CIV
@ 10 each agenturer chance for lone very large pf4zes
S the proportion Of prizes TO blanks, 10 great to
the friends oe the Intended ntution partake in
tn. lottery. with very little rk Of their becoming looisFs
The teaure Of this fate to be appointed to receive 'ne
for the tickets as they are fold and pay the
mount Of the prizes the fortunate adventurer' l
believed that the above eonderations will induce rapid
fae OF tickets aud the drawing viii commence as loon as
fuaent nunherfall be fold to authorize (which 1t
il believed viii be on the iecond MONDAY in December
next.
Richmond, January 81, 1904. Ice
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-08
SCHEME Of a LOTTERY,

Amhorilsd BY an al efa0smbty to ralts
the fm Of 10000 dolls. for the 9ur-
Sols Of improving the Road leading
from Little Rsver TO Ah5y's s Snack
ey's GAPS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-08
Form Of a Power to Vote by Proxy.

/, -, GO hereby empower
Tor noe ana in my name. to attend meeting ct
the Stockholders of the Marine lInfurancc Com.
pany Of Alexandria 5os be held in Alexandra
afo-efnd, on the iecond I'ueiday in June next,
ard Tor ule, ssnd in my name,Eto agree or dia-
gree to the propoGtion of extending Iniurance to
houf.s, bcueihold furniture, and goods, wares and
nietehandife, as ihsll appear mot ads iieaDie.
To be iubiesibed b. two witnciies.
geY Mr.. Green, of Fredenskfburgh, and Mr..
DAYS, of Richmond, are dcGred TO pnbliih the
above.
Apsil III eoi2J
or Printing IN all It's branches
executed at this Office.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-08
NOTICE,
NOTICE,
TO the Stockholders Of the Marine IN
furance Company of Alexandria:

lul
WHEREAS, under the preteat act OF IN
CORPORATION Of this Company, the Directors c.
NM conceive them(clves ar liberty TO extend their
;nfurances to FIoules, Goods and F1oulshola Fur
nitrre, agaiuh FIRE, and believing is would be.
greatly so.ths benefit Of The Company to make
fach inlurances: The Preidcnt and Directors OF
the faid Marine IGlusance Company have there,
fore detsfmined 10 call a meeting Of the lSid
Stockholders, TO be held on the iecond lucida's
IN Jane next, az she Cou:t Honis IN Alexaodrja
20 coniitsr Of prop sion than 70 De LAD DC
fore chem, Of petitioning Congress al their osxS
meeting, to engrzii an additional clauie on then
rrsIcnr charter, authoridng shsn 10 nfasa houies,
houish0sa furniture aud goods, wares and mer
ehanatfe asaiait Fire.
By Orderof the PRECEDENT and Directors.
J. B. Nichols, sec'fy.
Iniurance Cf1te, April A, 1904.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
A few hundred buihels Of Llibon
Salt flitahc for the Fihcries, will be fold low if
taken away Immediately.
VIM. HoDCsoN.
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1804-08-06

nc Surinar1, man OF war, and Oatch trlg-
ate were alto taken.
The laa Philadelphia papers mention that Mr..
Burr was in that city; and the Ncwyork pap
ers Rate, that he had journied iouth, probably
for SouthcaroIina.
MIR. M L. Davis, and Wilton, one Of the
toatmen who took MIR. Burr to .Hobokin, have
been committed to bridcwell in Newyork, forrc-
fuEng to give evidence. before the Coroner's
inqueR, refpeding the late deplorabie duel. IS
Since cur lait, Nj. Jerome Bonsparte, ard his
beautiful lady. arrived in town from The fouth-
ward; and have taken lodgings az Mr.. ChapOns,
summer itreet, ,
BY the Scnatiis Confultum, or new conifitu-,
ton of France, the Imperial family is cosnpof--
ed Ct Napolean, Jofeph and LOUIS Bonaparte,
their wives and children all the relt Of the
family are excluded; and are but plain gentle.
men and ladies none Of Whole defendants can
ever I'LL the throne of Farncc.
On Saturday laA fourteen chiefs and two boys
Of the Cfage tribe Of indians, arrived in our cl-
" rom DaiiimOrc.-- Acy are J'ufheyMS "
Bottom BY direction Of the prciidenr, ''in order
that they may be more fully imprca'.d with
correct notions Of the phyfcal force ofour coun-
try"
General DcHalines has fent, BY vcilel ar
rived at Nanz, difpatehes to the frh coniul,
Eating that he has ,hre atened to murder all
French inhabitants in the iland Of Hayti, if
The government do not Immediately acknowl-
edge its independence and promise yea,!y kib-
6afs in arms, ammunition, artillery ctc-Ihs
circumlance is recorded in the Clef du Cabinet.
The prefdent of the United States has re-
cogn zcd Citizen Arcampal as commihary
Of commercial regulations Of the French republic
at Baltimore
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1804-08-06
DANCING SCHOOL.

N TEMPLE, informs the inhabitants Of
II. this town that he ihsIl open Dancing schoo
AZ Nsbs~s Han where he will nhruca the Of DAN
CHG in all varieties :-namey, The Contra Dance
Co,on, Hornpipe, Minuct, &c.
Said TsMrLr engages TO pay the nr'eseR 'tsenton,
+niy Dancing but alto TO the morals and polite
accom- npsments Of his pupils. .--rhe fcnoot to be
attended tso evenings in each weck--va. Ma@,.
and F,.say--to commence the Sd of septcmbcr
Teens. Sis Dsnsvs each fchoAr. per quarter Thofe
who with to attend may apply 70 the printer.
App. 6, 1904
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1804-08-06

NOTICE is hereby given that the Co-part-
ncsship e Du.a;.s q Nsys was daolved on shs
, day gf Jasxs,y ia All pcsf,ns having any dem ands
on them will call on r. u. Dnnnins for tetement
e ROBERT ID DUNNlMO,
TsF IOSi All N0YES.
Rxyysyax, Jst ~. 1894 ss
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1804-08-06
aale at auftio,l.

40 be fold by order of Court,
On T1urjday sb< s3< day Of AsgsR nest, at e'eleek
n fb< afsvnoes. at sbe dsvsA;ng beeE sf tie JaS
fsIsr, 10 Gortam, ia sbe eos".y If { Amberlond,
THE Saw.Miil and GriG-Mill and 70
4 much cf the Houfe and Land be ouging to the
eftae of G1osox Joa xsos, late Of Gorhar dcceaicd.
with withons Ihe everGsn Of the wido~ dover Of tho
fame, a. will he Ssiceus pay the debts Of fad DE-
ceafcd, amounting 10 about Thirteen Hundred D~'srs
and Incidental charges OLIVER JOHNSON,
July ~ 'swwfyss, "a ia;s. feae
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1804-08-06
EOR sALE.

ss FOR SALE,
DY Dawn GRisr1rH, quantity of Ruiia
ID FEATHERS -ALso--A plumber OF FEA ATHRR-
BEDS, 1T reduced prccs--iixxwisx-
GROCERIES, as Hsnak
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1804-08-06

Play never performed here.

Play never performed here.
I,Hrs EVENING. MONDAY. AUGUST 6. win be
prefsnted ter the ar time in Portland, the popular
Drama, in three Acfs. called
The Voice Of Nature
THE MOTHER M1DE HApPr.
This intcrcning Draqa, founded the wife Judgment
of Kso ssLoasAN, was. performed 10 London xy siss
nights fucccfvey hxs its fuece 10 America beea in-
feror lin Bolton, it reprefentcd greater numbet
Of nights than any other psce produced during hea6
itason.
AIphonio Mr. Jones--Rinaldo, Mr. wiIfon-Psdros
Mr Bansti-vafiuez, Mr.. Kenn.-Ereestioner, Mr.
Bsrnes--OtFccr, Mr.. Barton. ------Chid se...
Lila, Mrs Powell--Clxrnda Mrs. Dix kenicn--Al1ai-
ra Mrs Bgnalf Mrs Beraard i-Abe'.4, Aiiis
Bates Vocal parts. BY Me1rs Witoa, Barnes, Mr..
Jones. &c. &c..
To which win be added celebrated Connie opefa.
tor the only rirne This ieaton) called shc
HIGHLAND REEL:
Fsmais Solder.
>NGiipin Nj. p csenlon--steity, (fb. Pt~} Mr. Def.
jcant Jack, Mr. Jones-CApsai Daah, Mr. Eisnsil-
Crnudy Mr.. p,,wciI--Laird, Mr. Kenny
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ANCIENT HISTORY
Offbe Egyptians. Carthagenians, AFYrians, sa-
bylonians, Medes and Pertains, Mar:do- =
mans, and Creciaris. z
"a. BY MR. RoLllN,
Late principal Of the uavsrfy Of Psrs Pfotenr e eo.
9uense IN the Rnya college .a4 Member q sss Royal
academy Of lnfcripsisps and Bsalss-Lsafsss
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Head Of NJ. Ko;a, Ansqaisss Of Eggpt.. =
sypan Oeinks, View Of he City and port Of AI9ksn.
dra aud the lae Of Pharos, PAo Of Babylon. 1ad q
the City Of Syracse, Map Of the resess cf tha Sen
-raouisnd, Map Of the riains aejaesns % Iaa'.
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Mir. OTls's EULoGY.s

For jak, II Z. CLARx'y Bootaoys,
A.FEW eopies Of Mr. orss'S EuIacY the late
~ General HAMILTON, delivered before the Cn
zens of Roion AseyR s
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1804-08-06

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I'm III our own country, a far as my plan wa allow and
my means Of information skabe me.