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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-02
Dslsri9tsn and The 0mttons. ef.l1orms qVgish ky
f5ey are knozcn.


Worms which inct the hunanbody, are chiefly OF our
kinds, viz the Ieres large round worm, the Aiea.
idTes, fnla worm, the tucurhitina, fhort,
fat, white worm and aitly, the Fana, tape worm,
60 called from it, Remembrance tape; this often mlny
yards long and is full of ointsr mo hurtful, and
mott difficult to
Among the fympeoms attending worms, are dlagrec-
able BREATH Especially in the mornngBad and corraP-
ed gums--Itching in the nofe and about the featCon
vuliions and epepte fits, and fometimes privation of
peech-Startiag and grinding of the teeth in aeeprre
guar appetite fometimes oating food, and foernes
votacious--Purgiug, with niny and fetid toos Vonit-
ing-I,arge and hard oellypains and icknefs at the
tonachPains in the head All thighs with lownels of
fprits-Sogg fever, with jmail and irregular pueA dry
cough-Exceaive thir0--Sonetmes Psie and uihealthy
coutenance and foneses the face hloated and ufhed
Fe7ions afflicted with any Of the above symptoms
fhosld have immediate aecourle to 1AkltLTON's
WORM DESTROYING LOZENCES, which have
been conftany attended with fccefs in all complaints
finilar 10 thole above defcribed
dole of this medicine given occa!lonay during the
warm ieafon will efeGtuay prevent the vomiting and
purging OF children dreadful dorder which annually
deroys thoulandS of the infant part of our cities 1t IS
likewie the mide and mot certain remedy known and
has refored to health and rength great number when
in an advanced age of this fatal complaint Pacuar
and plain fuions are given for every part OF the ne
ceGsry treatment in iuch cafes.
Children generally take this medicine with eagerneis;
having peahng appearance, and an agreeable tate'
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-02
DR.. HAHN's TRUE and GENUINE GERMAN
CCRN PLASTER.

An infable remedy for eorns, fpeedily removing rhcG
root and branch, without giving pain.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-02

This ailcovery isof the fra magnitude, as it Is an
iratn eef, checks the progres ana III mort time
e.y ,rmoyes the mott cruel diforder which child.
reapc hable--the Elixir is 20 perfectly agreeable and
,he C!e 10 fna that no difficulty ariics in taking it.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-02
Dr. HAMIIToNts ELIXIR,

foeregp remedy for Colds obirinate Coughs Aith-
mas, CssaIrhs, Sore Threats, and Approaching Con.
To sn,<ais 7vbo nav haze children a67it7ed qvitb
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-02

The only remedy yet dfcovered which gives imn,edi
ate and aiting relief in the moi fevere inf7rces.
The SOVEREIGN O,NfNEisF Tor The ITCH.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-12-28
NEW-YoRR. Deeensbsr ' re-.
: {. Fl RE!

IT. This morning about half past so'elock
land the wind Nersfresh) our watchinen
hrst raised the ffighsful cry Of fire !! and
in about a quarter Of an hour the several
bells began 10 ring. But il was 4 long,
long time before the inhabitants could be
generally reused, and the extreme cold.
ness eli tie night had les effect t. retard
the timely assistance that would other
wise have been rendefed.-, At first and
for about an hourthe wind blew nearly a
westerly course then it suddenly cham
ged several points south and comrau-
nicaled the flames across the street TO a
quarter that before had been supposed
so safe, that the tenants were disSaaded
FROM moving out their property. 70
increase the distress, the tide was OUT
and but q very seaHtf supply Of water
could Be had from the pumps and cis-
ssrns in the lirighbourhood; the Man
haitian piugs were covered snhice and
SNOW, ana could not be found-In this
shocking state, recourse was again had
to Hespelz's Floating Engine. This in
valuable machine being brought to the
end Of the adjacent wharf, afforded Coz
pious, sufficient and incessant stream of
water for alithe engines withinfour hum
dred yards. II wherefore with justice is
to be acknowledged, thatto this essenti-
al source was it owing that the ERE was
at length got under, without extending,
most probably, the whole length Of the
eastern boundary Of the city to Corlaer's
Heck. -. = 49,
4. The Are commenced at the house No.
fo+ Front Street, occupied by.Mr. NJ
earthly as aretail grocery store. :
The following Is q hist Of the number
Of houses destroyed. = s. II. =. -
Sevenfeen 6uildfngsin Front Street.
TIDelpe houses IN tpaH Strees. =
Four buildings az Jones Itha.j.
Eight Mres story brick buildings in
Water Street. :, >>.-1," tt
! There are various opinions as 10 the
amount Of property destroyed. Conicc-
5tnre wanders from half a million to two
millions. The buildings alone are valu-
ed az about io6, 600 dollars. IS .s..-
Wehaueth ne safisfacioIIa srafe that
no Eves sOere iost at the fire.
e 8 = "
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-12-28

to the same pttnishments IS. would be Inc
CURED If the Ike offences had been COM
mitted on shore. sz7 IT. ii IL %
The committee rose and reported the
bill with the amendments, which being
takenup in the house, the Yeas and Nays
were called by Mr.. r. Griswold, on a.
greeting to the FIRST amendment before
mentioned; aud being supported by the
constitutional number Of one fifth Of the
members present, they were taken ac-
cordingly and were Yeas 5s--Nays S.
so the amendment was not agreed to-.
. A discussion took place on the amend
ment relative 70 ths punishment of Often
ees committed By armed merchant yes
sells rs above stated, and some doubts a.
rising as to the accuracy with which the
section was penned, motion was made
at late hour for an adjournment which
was carried. %s}.t; - .
!, Adjourned. = = - Z +. - -"
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-12-28
.1k4R.TINsBURG, Deee mber %.
For the IsrILLrsEseER.
M. ALBURTLs,

THE artieiesof Impeachment against
IL the Hon. Samuel Chase, BY the
house ofrepresentatives Of the United
States, having taken precise form, and
! day appointed by the Senate for his
ffiaf, y nave presumed 20 trouble you,
and ths public, with my thopghts on
that Important subject.
The method Of Furnishing delinquent
members of the state by impeachment, is
ofvcry ahtient date. am NOT much
acquainted with the Grecian story, only
g lhaye seem il quoted BY modern au-
,shorsy fromthese i appears, that il was
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-12-28
,c6NGREss II .he u. STATES.
HousE efREPREsEaTATWEs
December IL.

(. " ss.1
Mr.. Thomas presented petitionfrom
Sarah BI3gden, widow Of lieutenant CO
lonel BlaE den, Of TIE cavalry, praying
compensation for sundry services per-
fofmedby The deceased during the revo-
ilutionary war. Referred 70 the commute
tee1of claims.
Mr.. Lyon presented 4 petition and
memorizl from sundy inhabitants Of the
counties Of Randolph and s.. Clair, IN
the Indiana Territory, stating their claim
q actual sellers toahe redemption right
70 certain lands, and trusting that con-
yress viii enable them to obtain their
lands on moderate terms. Referred 10
aselect committee Of Eve. s
Mr.. Dana from the committee of
claims reported severaIly on the petitions
Of James M ,Phersou, for lands granted
him by certaih Indian Chiefs whilst prii-
soner among them that the Indian deed
Was so defaced Ind % utterly void OF
proof and 20 peculiarly objectionable Is
10 induce the eommittee 10 report q res
solhtion that The petition be rejected.
!. This resolniion WA consarred m By
she house.
Mr.. Newton presented die petiticnof
Gidcoas Rssrat, Al old soldier in our rel
sol1tion1Fy war, stating hrs being.en-
Kaeed insevefai bauies md receiving g.
yeral wounds il their service, by which
and his advanced age, heis rendered IN
capable ct obsaining decent support,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-12-28
ALEXANDRIA, December a.

a letter from St. Thomas. dated the
asth Of November just received bya
merchant of Phiiadslnhia, states, that
the day preceding dreadfui ERE occur
red there, by which the principal part of
the town, including property tosa great
amount, was laid in ashes. The distress
of the inhabitants was extreme. :; Il ~
Another letter states, that the whole
of the town, with the exception Of but
Ave houses, had been destroyed by the
conaagratior. y i : =.
= 'The 6retook place on the night of the
2Sd ult. We do not hear that the ship
ping At the harbour sustained any injury.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-12-28

ss458sstfss
wished, however. the House ID decide
on the postponemsnt.
Dr.. Enstis wished the bill to lie on the
table. .' 80 49, !
Aquestion was taken for postponing
till tomorrow, and carried, ~ voting
Ia favor ofthe motion.
Mr.. Jackson called up the orderofthe
day on the bill making application Of the
monies heretofore appropriated BY law
for making post road from the ma
vigable waters Of the Atlantic TO the
Ohio river. .4 a. N. ... al
Mr.. Eppes informed that the Senate
had q billion Che same subject AZ this mo-
mcnt before them, and that too in the
same form. go =. y As
Mr.. Jackson Withdrew his call--and
then the House adjourned. ~
Fs December Z s. -
The Speaker laid before the. house
letter, addressed e the worthy gentle.
men Ia Congress. from John Gregory, 4
OiNeA INAAtS = ualtNG Ol ANAhoGHlouup III
Virginia, praying 20 be liberated from
the british service, on board the, Alsme-
m, where he was detained. Referred
70 the secretary ofstate. 2E II. .ssas
On the petition Of Timothy Phelps,
late . sheriff in Vermont, who had been,
prosecutedthere in maintaining the claim
Of Newly against the The
committee observe, thar whatever claim
he has upon the justie. or rnagnanimity
OF those states. he has none upon the
treasury of the United States, and they
proppsed asa resolution, thar the prayer
Of the petition cannot be granted. The
house took the same into considerations,
and consufred ia the report Of the COM
mittee OF CLAIMS 49,. u. ~ !. ~. ! ga. \
On The pAti,ioh 6f John Pantry for
,sandries supplied certain recrlitsin 1899
-remaFkjAg that they saw nothing in
this claim 10 preclude it, going before
the accounting officers, and therefore
propdFed 70 resolve, that the petitioner
have dave to Withdraw Inspection. This
resolution was also cohclrred ID by the
house. 5sss I
Y On the petition Of John Steels, late
secretary OF the Mississippi territory 81
the United states. lhe committee OBJ
served that ms claim 70 compensation Tor
expenses and for the duties he perform
ed a. secretary subsequent TO the expira-
ton Of his Office, wasjust and fair. But
his claim TO compensation for executing
certain duties OF the governor was not
admissible, Inasmpeh as ne knew before,
ms acceptance 81 ths once Ct seeretary'
mat the law deyolved such duties OF the
governors upon him. They recon-.
msnded resolution N conformity 70
ms statement, and the report was re-
ierred TO the ccmmIttee OF the whole tor
to-morIcw. zs...s s5ss
Mr.. Ens.is presented : petition from
s:a.;.,., :. .i.s,oss y ue
sS..a ~ ;.s $3.50 w 49, eoh.Iae's enlsI-
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-12-28

Gen. Staunton presented petition
from William Ogden, IN old soldier,
praying 4 pension m consideration Of his
incapaciy % obtain . livelihood in con-
sequence Of the wounds Re received III
fighting the battles Of our revolutionary
wat. Referred TO tic committee Of
claims.
The order ofthe day was called for By
Mr.. Eustis, ON the bill 70 regulate The
clearance Of armed merchant vessels,
Gen. Varnum ID the chair.
Several aniendmknts weremade inffis
committee ofthe whole the 6rst impor-
tant one i ii italic, and was 10 obIiee
the owner, master d conimandant, to
give bond Il 4 sum equal 10 double the
value of the vessel, heS Iatkig, apparel,
fis,niiffye and cargo. The second 10
subjeA thk Qficefi and searien, who
should use their srms % depredate, OUT
l.ke, unlawfulIy asszuIt, % vioIently
Abnse subjects, vessels 81 territory sc
nations q peace with the United Slates,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-03

e6AaIS NCEA5E Al. c..h:aRIDSE.
2he ANNA! eonunensenet York place on We1deils,
latt The pe-tSrm1nccs were condg1ted in a manner
that ceGed much honor the ujeas, and Afforded the
ghsa fstss 6tion very nun4 and table
t:eace Ms exeelieney zUvcrndr with his iut
eortci to Cs5r.31e hy the Ws:eryown troop of horie
ne literary exccTcies of the day follows by
the cand,da,es for the dcgr2e of Ea heor of
l. a E4atsry osatioa ia latin by nomas Aipinwall
A forenEc Dt putatioa this qucition.-' Watcher
Fhihta inability voluntarily contracted, detroy moral
9oisLtioa oy OHye. Brovh and i.laauiah Croibv.
8 IA Eaih conference on" The evils arrinng iqcc-
= from avsrce ndolcace aud anbtion by Henry Brewh
lsoez ChicNertag, adl ftaJthy Davis
+ "A tasi.h diLer,A.oa on-- Dueling, " BY Andrews
Nsrton.
> a Hebrew oration on" Prids" by Notes Weber,.
G. An Englh conference on" The in.iaence CT pain
Aa 2 aiuic. anu orsto-y upon the pa.ions By Thomas
:ettes Eciey samuel O-ne aaI Jo!cph Spsagee.
T. AAn Engtin poem on-'Credutty, by William Free
man.
). A Greek dialogue on" Spartan manners" BY Ma
Saan Morton Davis, Sanre Sewal aud William Simmons
- tas.iih conference on" Water al, he4., and
.ght by Amos Cars Benjamin MerrliI Charles Apthop
Norton, and Seth Newcorrb.
10. An Engiln Grafton on" The mutual unueuce Of
government aud religion, by John .,scsnev.
~. foreahe D.Iputa;ion on this 1ueh.oa" Whether
the law Vi BE- equally appcare individuals and
nations, BY ,oIeph E;aesion siuith and Aihur Ware
- An Enghth poem en-" The nzuercs Of poetry" by
-. An Englih Coloouy on" The advantages of pub
Il over private education by Samuel Cary and Benjamin
Ropes Nichols
a. lnglia competitions various fubjeGts by Robert
Adams, Ascl boynron, Stephen Cnapa, Aoraha Ears,
BENJAMIN Guild ana jofsph Hovey
IS, Al E1s'h oratioa o." Reverence Of aat:;aisy,"
y Samuel Cooper Thatcher
After the foregoing exeerces, ard Fnslin Grafton
"i;aou pronounced by Mr. Benjamin Pierce candi-
date for the degree OF matter OF
The following gentlemen admitted the degree
bachelor Of arts, William Apinwa, Jonathan Bats John
Brewer, Elijah Brown, Jonas Bucsrnniter Thomas H.
Clhn, Marcus Farley, George Wahing.on Frye Ebeue-
ger Creenough, Chares Chauucy Haven, Jaeob Hewtns
Leonard Kinba, Jonn Luce Samuel vernore John Loud,
John Merri Joieph OTIS Otrood Phineas Page, Wyman
Richardlon Samuel Ripley William scoily JOHN Star Jere-
pah ssmIon, Bazaeel Taft, David Tappan SandeI Raj
fI Treyett, Owen Wsriand.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-03
Eisn.

klNO,
In this town, Monday lat, Mr. WILLIAM S. STEVENS,
merchant in the 2sth year of his are IL the death Of an
upright and ueul character afectonate and vruous
fon, tender and beloved brother ncere and dntere-
ed friend excite the tears of regret the early exit of this
much lament ed young man. will long continue lource of
unfegned iorrow
On Death thou vietor Of the human frame,
The fouls poor fabric trenbes thy name;
How long iha man be urgd to dread thy iway,
For thofe whom thou untmely tas't away"
On Tueiday morning, ELIZA d. KINsMAN, aged H.
months daughter of n. Kiniunan, Efq
In Bon on, Mercy Cook, aged IA; Mrs. Hannah Everett,
eyed % Mrs Hannah Thomas, aged 9f-At Lynn, MFR
loci Nevhall aged 2-At Salem, Mrs rockingham, wife
Of MIR. Jonathan FrothngharAt Rowiey, Mrs. Alpha
Cage reli6 of the late col Cage aged 49, Her defend
are children, SO grandchildren 30 great srandch
dren and OF the ith generation making in the whole "a
If which ga hving-n South Carolina, John Nc
Donald he imprifoned charged with having robbed
he mail, and hung himef previous the day of trial
In London, Mr. Cohen, Of the lewfh Rabies as
preparing ociate IN the religious duties of the
vnagoguc ne fell down in fit and expiredA the ne of
France. Mr. aac Hacker Jun. aged 22I Falmouth, Eng)
John Tipper, faman who had been married but steeu
DAYS. The fame J. Upper whole is honorahlv
corded in capt. Fellows narrative OF the lois Of tie Lady
Hobart Packet.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-03

Broke into the fubicriber's FAILURE,
n DARK red MARE, black name and tail dark legs
iquafr cooked, trolHr low courage and mari cd
with the isddc iuppolcd To be ten years old The
owner may have her again proving properly and paying
charges. JOSEPH MORSE :
6'ayheid, As.yS 20 1904.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-03

- TRAiLD from the fubfcriber on the 10th
~ Of June dark ray or brown Mare COLT two
years ola ring OF "a ha. natural trottsr no ap,if
ciA marks hut being dookt and marks of letters
perfon no will give formation fsd colt q,
bs Handsomely rewarded 10y JOHN WEBER al
A.vss.sye0, .ass. IL.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-03

In the fch John, arrived at Ncw-Tork from
II. Thomas, Game p1atngcr Madame Maria
Louis TouEaint, widow Of the late general
Touaans Louyelture.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-03

I'll ORC Z is hereby given to the Non
Rchdcht Prapre and o. Of land ilnp.ov-
ed aas uninproyed the of Frecport coun.
y CT Cunbera nd-ihas tie lots hereaf or mrotoned
arc taxed n the bills committed the r. skfc fbcr
Collector of faid town, for the year of yord cue
,houiand eight hundred aud sbree TO coiea in the re.
ipeStive fums folioyyins
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-03

THE wreck OF vtiiel was towed into
a New Hsrhor. near pemaquid Point tMeins) on
the nth inn she was keel upwards iuppotd to be a
hoopher tpars all and her fern carried away as
far her ttanium halt OF her keel oak and the
er maple herhod fuil OF lumber wood The own, r
OF laid property may hear further, ny applying
Capt. EZEKIEL. 1HURS1ON, por,isaS.
fgcuf ,6
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-03

n uNirLp MI M. oaich is h,lsoy s'sa
DAVID FALES. Jun. Of 7to0as.ou,
in fsid diirtt, trader, ssaiuit whom comntiton OF
bankrupcy hs Been duly ifued ard ptoceeded on II
they may he heard they ha think 81, bsfor, the Indc:
OF laid diItrson fuetay the 4th cy of September
the Court houae in Mcafiett seana mi king and
allowing certificate Of deharge iaid bankrupt before
which tive exceptions to iueh allowance may be exhibit
CO. DAVID sHwALL, 5- !: g. ~. D %, ~ c'-''
46sggf 6tb, ,So4
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-03

7HEfTR z1-----PORTLHWD.
An Evenings Amuiement never performed
- here.
Mrs. POWf Benefit.


I HIS Evening, Monday, September 8, 8o4,
VIII be preientcd for the frit and only time
Portland, much aid nired Romantic Drama utcrper1sd
With songs, Ductts &c. called
Adlemorn, the Outlaw.
Written by NJ. G LAWS, Efq author of the csn,e
Spectre sngndian &c PerforIsed IN ondon aad Boz
ton with the moi unboundcd applauie.
Adlen,orn, Mr. Iones-Sigiimond, Mr.. Kcnay-- U!ric,
Mr. Bignal--Father Cyp-dn. Mr.. Barnes--tiu Mr
Dckcnfon -1odowick, Mr.. Wilton -Spce G. Mr.. Powell
T1rnian, kIii5 Bates.
Ihnoeen, Mrs Powe'l-orria, Mrs. Jones-D4me Be.
Ora, his. Dickeagon,
Ia AGt 4th-rhe Dangeon where Adelm,rr is con.
Ened thc Wall Of which opens and dfcoyes lin vhon)
IRE fgase IF ~ OH sfea, -vi,b 7onrf or bf 6Jsa1,
bis esrmerrs ained with blood III ric appears held
by Demons-'fhe Old Man plunccs his dagger
toto his bofom who nks IN the arms Of the pemons-
aa3 tho Wall coies
Eud of the Play favsri,e SONG called,
The Posr Lite CbA Of Ta,
BY Mr. Wilton.
After which,
Tie Miraeglau, Dfsulcins, Or, Cure Ior q Se,yd
BY Mir Bernard.
To which will I've added, Psntnfaiuical Aftsreiece
never per formed here called the
AS UNI; Or,
FEMME ORPHANS.
woodnan, Mr. W Hot Captain of the Robbers. Mr.
Observation-Disclosures Mr. Bieual- Huutfnan. Mr.
Poweb-1d do. Mr. Barnes. Children
Mary, Mis- powell--M.s. Good,y, Mrs Dickenfon
Ia the edurfe Of the Aiterpiece,
DANCE, by Mr.. Wilton, aIfs Bates, and Mis- Bignau
Co Doo,s ooened 9us,ter bclo,e T. Curtain TO ,;k
qaartr blfors 8. trecify 80 1islsss at 4ar. u.
56s -b4x Is eeotf-Pa 50 cer's
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-03

He ideisr'befs, haetusbeen duly appoiu &C ny tns
/ Hon William Gerham, Judge of Probate for Tie
,eouny ca@berand, receive eIanine the Claim
81 tae iev.rAl creator. tothe Eaatt OF
Captain hSil Briggs,
late Of Portland he eouny sfaread, err e deceased
rpeicn'ei 'nioveGt-do hereby give no,ice three
month iurther allowed to bring in and grows
tneir CAIN, and that fhsl attend that rvse al the
dwelling houie Of Mrs. Salty Hssge IN Portland on the
hrtt 400 i.a fhurdav Of Aueua add thc tIG and a
huridays # September october n.1 iron = to 8
O'Clock p. M.
t THOMAS BECK
MARK HARRIS.
rorti,si, Tvy 10, 8~4 f.sta
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-03
A Iioufe for iale.
Information required.

3 Fan BAPTISTE BERTIN, reGdine in
land, ST. Ba-thoc news, WOULD be dad get ,afor
nation OF his fon JOSEPH MONTREUII. BERIia. who
has been out elevcn wear, he was fer fonle
time enpoyea Ivy MIR. MIR Cobb of Portland. in
the Stale of Naffac hui@ts md Matthew CoDh is re
CURED well as the public general give Information
4 this yoone man, which viii re thankfully received by
the .dveItlcr
ST. E4itotgg1 ~fas a., 1854.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-03

ROPh-M 1KfNG y SHIP CH.iNDL sRY
HE iublcribers having entered into copsrt-
nerihp IN the ROPE Nj KING and SHIP
CHANDLEkY EU-iNEsS, under the firm of
SHAW, DUNCAN 81 Co..
Refpcdfuy inform heir friend ard the pusc that the
Rose-M Making buhneis is carried its iulea
4 tleir repe-wak Pack Cove bridge. where
their friends may DC iuppied with gangs OF RIGGING
at he current prices, and on hhera credit
A conitant fpPply will be kcp, at their retail
hore, ~ l, Csar4. R7v oppohte Jo,es Row Fo s-suat
Where aiio mag be had ali kinds of CHANDiERY, 4 N
CHoko, and every hing ctilsry or vttes fitting GU
and hauns TO ica for which haloi, crt dit viii hs
given Al required.
NEAL SHAW,
Taly 70. C.. w. DUNG AN.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-03

"a Reaofrs ai,u Gorrcfponners
/" ONE THE PEOPLE" is unavoidaby omitted this
day. Sundry other matters under confederation.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-03

99arrifo
In Falmouth, by the Rev Mr. Bradley, Mr. Daniel Dole,
TO Mis Catherine Partridge.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-03

70 BE SOLD CHEAP,
ar fxebanged for Lots in or near Portland,
- HREE choice LOTS in The Ftd,rai City, a RI
ing ground which overlooks tue Potomac FIVE min
utes walk from Georgetown bank nor more than three
from Waiting bank PoA Olhce War tAicc Pref.
dents bouie They fcparate from the f-ven build
in2s only by nrect. and within tweuty PAGES OF the
r. 3. a new Choachec, tlorfe aud Harpeis
he fold En4ui'e 81 thc Printer SEP.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-03

No 9, OF this valuable publication inncd from the pres
Of Nes MuNRoE ERANcIs, Bottom, is ready for de-
livery the Rooktore of d. MEL JoaNson of this town
by whom Interruptions receved-Each number con-
tan pages 6vo Is ceneach atched in blue covers
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-03

Nsau5a,ypert Aag a4.--On Friday laa Mr..
phncas burrill, OF Newbury, went into the rlv-
unfortunately drowned the body not having
been found till after 9 hours fcarch, no attempts
were made to relu.cita5e tile was promil-
ing young man, aged a.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-03

The anniverfary Commencement ar Dart
mouth College, was on Weineliay, laa week
he degree OF A. q. was conferred on 81 young
gentlemen; that of A vi on II; thar of M.
D. on Lyman Sparkling and that Of Ii. d.
on the hon David Humphreys, and the hon.
Jeremiah Smith.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-03

den, proprieon ct State
nnimProved and In No Comfy Town Min
fad town Acres Valu Tax Tax lax Total.
CathT Ooaoy, 1913 1914 Al Al al "a
Dpnsen Jsna.ssirs as a,a 9 g. 80
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