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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-05

NN 4 the subscribers, Judges cr
Wv the General Court. have pursuant 10 law
looted the Judges OF the respective D,s,ria
Courts - follow:
Richard Parker and Francis Brooke. esqnres
10 the Diatrias Of Winchester, Handy and Mo.
mongolia Courthou,e.
Joseph PsenuS and Joseph Jones. esquires, to
the Distriets Of Richmond PetefsburF, Bruins.
wick Courthouse and SUN *.
Edmund Winston and Paul Darlington. .es-
quses, TO the Districts of Prnce-EciW ard Cour,.
house, Franklin, Washington Courthouse, and
the Sweet Springs in Botetourt COMFY.
William Nelson, Jr and Archibald Stuart. es.
CURES, TO the Dis'riess Of Northumberland. King
&. Queen, Williamsburg and Aceomack Court.
houses And
John Tyler and Robert White, esquires. 10
Staunton. Charlottesville, fredericksburg and
HaymaTket Districts, at the next succeeding
terms thereof.
WIrNEss our hands ard seals, this 18th dav
oil November, one thousand ciql,t hunltcd & fou,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-05
FOR SALE,
Y A II M Q u T II.

7 YINo in James City county, on Chickahom;uy
- river,,en mile from Williamsburg. The M
prove.nenss arc q wostory brick house wi5ntwo
roors and I passage above a. below, porticos
on each sde. large and cspacious BAN, ami
other on houses. Tie whole traa Including an
island in view Of the house, high and low land,
with marshes, confains about 200 acres scarce
ly one third OF which is cleared. Two thirds Of
the island is arabic, which, with the and adinn-
ing the houses, 10 Of superior quality Adjacent
10 the island are two bod and uavgabIe creeks
with convenient landing 10 each. The range
icr cattle Is very extensive and the mars! Is nd
readows viii supply an aDundancS o. hsy. fish
and fowl, IN their respective seasons, may uh
case be obtained az your door The orchards,
consisting OF the greatest variety of al kinds &c
frHt selected with care, are low Iva their prime.
he terms viii be made known b. William
Berkeley Of Richmond, William Randolph Of
Wilton, oT The subscriber.
IEYTCN RANDOLPH IT.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-05
RlANC tE5'IrR To NPIKE CON
PANY.--6A REoUISlTIoN.

4 T 4 meeting of the Dire ttors of the Man.
J chester TuruP,ke Company. on the Iolh of
OctoDer, 1861.
Resolveh That the Shareholders pay TO James
b'ai-er, Treasurer, The sum of fifteen dollars, on
e'on share, Gu or before the arst day OF December
nelt.-----!- r1tt from the minutes.
t5O JAMES HkANDER, OK.
II - expected tnat shareholders, BY purchase,
vii! no TAD 70 comply with the late former uoyice
requiring them TO pfr tuce clerk, autheutca-
red copies OF fns.r dpeis Of transfer b
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-05
For ELiz: lNNIs.
Nov 4th. 1904. oawN 2awaf,tf
Ten DolLars Ecznnrol.

y TN away from the subscriber on tie meht
~ OF the lSth instant, negro boy BY the name
OF JhCK, about Is years old, his coul,lesionve-
ry black, and when spoken to sharply il an 70
s'amincr; he formerly belonged 70 Mr. Lewis
Burveil. dec. from whoset tate purchased him
ins oloihi7g was a shor. black broad oloih Jack.
c., corduroy brooches. with shoes aul stock ings
It's supposed he IS lur;ing @bout ticbinond or in
h'ng Wtliar county where his relations live
Whoever will deliver She said 80 10 me living in
Manolester or secure him III any isii so that yet
him again shall receive the above reward. Al
asicrs of vessels are forewarned from carving
the said boy cut OF the state under the penary Of
Tho law. DAY P41qE5CN ;l.
Novem5cr 81. 1904. #
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-05
ASTOUNDING INVISIBLE LADY.


TIE ACOUSTIC TEMPLE.
1neontt'feIe'ioto!e CrJS'ai, cid rejecting
Mirror,
IS now exhibiting Richmond in the cross
street leading t;o'a the Main Street between ne
Eagle and the Union l.vcins al the hoi,e late.
!! occupied b. Mr. Poi,a.d and since bv Mr.
Warner rs the Profile Cihee.
TIE. amateurs If science and curious e,<,,e,;
ments will hmd in lie exhibition the mos, sur.
plisng phenomenon iaat has ever been c;s,ove,
ed IN acoustics; the proprietor therefore re.
>uTes TO iiater himself ,hAt tine enlightened and
lbersl public Will honor MS pc, forn,an,e with ,b.
SANS degree or az lause which has so uniformly
a tenoea IL al Pa.is, A.ondon. Liverpool ana New
York
Ials i'lertHcab!e .Eu,icu'ar and ohti.tsz
iaRsfon,
Which PROCESSES to expose the practices of art
fu FHPo-fo'S, rrcIended ndgicia,S ana e,.o, cisis
And 10 open tie eyes vi those VINO ssh foster an
abSisd belief in 5Osts sricbes, cyq 10 1tio!s Gos
Hsonl0cs &c. viii enable the ATTENTIVE observer TO
torn JusS IDEA ot the alrhc.s IL winch thcv
imposed OIL the ceaa!oUS ana Satey@iirigo, IA tins
and to'mei as.es; and ai;oro also 10 The spsctator
an interesting and pleasing entertainment.
DeScTlliltD5. II thc e;rAz5iti0n.
In temple, representing thee " here the T.
gyp'ans delivered their o,acles. is q small altar,
and cryS'al ,as described b, Dc. Lee, &c for
Consulting spifts From tins proceed lie erals
Tor conveying Questions ard answers. Inc
whole apparatus Is unconnt o1ed with surround
ing objects
n conyersation may be held on any subiec;-
singing laughing, signing, breathing. sc close
10 the ear ol The Audience describing tl,ir MIN
Der, dress. motion, &c. withou, any visible inter
terence ot agency, and SO completely deociving
the senses, as TO appear be the clio Of magic
The above wOnderful and incompreheusiDls
eShieihon, which has excited The astonishnien,
and 9ratihed the curiosity of The amateurs Of sci
ence and the public in & neral IN LONDON, &c Is
no" exhibiting wiki improvements, as above
described
81 HoioS Il eabi5i;ion ty M 9 oclock till, e.
J'oo III 6, and j'om Z M { u. TIE ezeniag III
npraS CO IS Gents; CbiEi,en ~ Or
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-05
IN C0UMC[L, Nos. e6th, 1904.
The Governor.
Mr.. M'Rae, Mr.. Stuart,
Mar. FousA-e, Mr.. Heath.

ii11- iooArdproceedcd 10 the eX-
animation OF 'ie re'uns made by the commissi-
J"erS o. The seveSa counties within lhis common
wealth, appointed a"d commissioned in pursuance
oil She act passed-@is January, IoJt, 10 amend 40
act. lnti uied " an act 10 av I'd IN aSi imtitu Cd
an act Tor appointing Electors TO choose a P,esi
oent anu |ice President of tie United STATES -
and thereupon find the greatest number of
votes throughou, state in favor of ;he q nei.
sons toi.O"iug:
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-05
Sale at Auaion.
WILL BE SOLD,

WILL BE SOLD,
1t Public Auction, for ready money,
on Wednesday the l9hday Vi Dee .mbe,neAt,
The L!o1!sc o. Lot,
On Siockoe Creek a. present occupied hy Dsn.
Janih James Harris, and commonly called tUe
Shot fatt0'!. The TIE papers may tc sesn 81
app! ms u
2HoNAS 7A1LOR q co. q. rts.
2ls' Nv '1her 1904 Ids
LII OF WASIIIVgTJN.
b. Subscribers to the IlTI, of GE..
NERAL WASHINGTON who entered
their names at this Office, or with the Rev.
nv. WEEMs, are informed, that the Sc
COND VOLUME is Just received, aud
ready for delivery, at the Printing. Q ..!ce
and Bookstore Of S. PLEAsANrs.
November %.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-05
AIVLRLLS n 1TENr.-

ITO be sold, q public asAicn. 1t the place for.
~ k"ownby tic name OF Tie Palace, in the
city of Williamsburg, on Thursda, q. icn,h day
e January, 1905, IL ia:r, IL moi TIC neA. ir Gay.
anumber of
Very valuable & likely SLAVES.
And other personal Es'sie ol tn Rev Samuel
smith -ICroshey dec among which arc N H.
able collection of Books, SINGLE Chair and Ear.
ness, and all thestocks Of Cattle Sheep e Ior-
aes d Farming Utensils belonging 10 a., farm.
and che crops OF Gram. iiay ana Fodder thereon
made. some Household Linen and Other articles.
a credit of six months vii be given 20 all who
purchase above the value Of wen,y dollars tie
purchasers giving bond with approved security,
TO carry interest from Do, date bu, Il runGuaiiy
paid the interest viii be RENTED Read. money
WI be required for all PURCHASES rot exceeding
twenty dollars.
Elizabeth M'Croskey, Ex'x.
Williamsburg, Nov. q. 1904 ids
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-05

AN away from the subscriber on w edncsday
j = evening asst, negro woman named AGGT
"b'u' I'VE feet egh' OF nine Inches high thin W.
cage Il Ell speaks ren,a-kabi quick, fst'nc,,v,he
proper y OF Wan S. Slater OF I ork county. She
had on when she vent away a blue ha,fthick lack
81, green petticcat and old red cloak (peIhaps
she may have changed he. dress )--she Ia = small
mark On ihe back Of her neck. XYhomsoe, Or
Will deiiyei The said woman 10 me or secure her
IN Jail so that may get her AGAIN, shall receive
tAe above reward from
Richmond, 9Th Nov. 1904 If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-05
Y aluabie Property
FOR SALE,


WILL be offered f,r sale TO the hiches, hid.
W der, or the fourth day of Decerber ncxt
if fair. if no5 tie next fair day, ana continue
from day TO day un,il al is sold. the following
ProPeriysto wit;
A Tract GLAND, lying in the
ocuntyof Prince Edward, on the waters of SAN
dy river cont ing by Ia,e survey zl3 10 acres,
ah'ut I'D OF which Is low grounds of excellent
quality 1t is deemed unnecessary to say any
thing more with respect the land rs 1t is pre-.
snmed no person vii purchase without frsl view.
Ing IT'D only 10 observe that Che plantation is in
Sooi repair to' Ct ppEG and is within two miles
ii valuable manufacturing mill on Appoaar-
tex, and about I'VE fgom two inspe aion5 Of to.
b1ocO, on the aforesaid river, VIZ Jamestown
S1d fasmviIis Also, zen or fifteen likely
VIRGINIA BORN SLAVES.
q all descriptions. My crop of Cora, Fodder
AND Oatsi stock of Hogs, Cattle aud Sheep;
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Plantation
Tools, &c. &c. The rcrrns of SIC viii he made
Known on the day Of .ale, b. he au5scri5ei, liy.
ln5 on he premises.
oy OWEN HASKINS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-05
LIFL OF WASHINGTON.
N0t:ce. The office 81 su-

INCf:Ce..... I he Office OF SUI
peryifor of the revenue, fox the d:G.i2 oil virgi
MA being tifcontirust, and the uuGa;.hcd Lui
nets IN ne iaid oiEcc ,ranalerred To me- he col
ieetorS OF the dire6t * Internal rsvenue WI C.
accounts have nor been Gpa,ly sdjuGeo aud PAID
are hereby informed. that thcy are now reoue0ed
10 s-ll az ny cihee, IN the city o z camond, with
out deay and pay shc balances due TO me United
States ard thOie whole lands have been folio in
the diisriet oil Virginia by authority Of an Ct Of
Cong els OF the United States for non.psyuert ..
the Direct az may redeer~ iuch laud7, by pay.
ing TO me within che time limited, the principal
COZ, AID fees the law directs.
rs mott OF the aforementioned lands were fold
in Dee 1909. the privilege OF redemption will
CONTINUE until December nezt.
Inc money received ~ me Tor the redemption
OF the said lands vii. b. returned 20 the pureha-
Ter, with interea u the rate OF as pei cent per
annum OH the purehate money, to tn; dag On
which it may DC paid 20 nc.
JOSEPH SCOTT, M. V. D.
Iune a7eh, fgoA
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-05
paI%alle Property jdrsale.
On Thursday the 2Oth OF December,
Will DC sod, a. Public auction. on The
piSHASNst
TIL = PL An l'ATION.


La'e the property OF Henry Royster, dec. con-
tanning 5Il - acres, ,na on Beaver,lsm cieek.
one m.ie from James river, and twenty eight
tIom Richmond. This land 10 tcrtiie in its soil ,
and in good order Tor farm.ng--it IS useless to
mention the many advantages arising nom tins
property, as II is presumed those inclined TO pur-
chase will view the premises. The terms OF
payment foi the Lana viii be one fourth cash. and
the balance III thee annual Instruments, icr the
payment oil which 4 deed OF trust on ine proper.
~ viii be required.
On 'he same day will be sold, on credit Of
twelve months,
Al the PERSONAL ESTATE,
consisting OF three valuable Negro Fellows, stock
of Horses. Oxen, Hogs. plows, uanows, Cart,
Crop OF Corn. &C --boad and app, owed security
wi'i be required lot ~ sums above ten dollars,
carrying interest fion the date il no, punGuaily
paid.
| AND. ROYSTTR, }
DAVID ROYSTER, A0" rs
| Coochland county, OF 10, 1854.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-05
I"!:..gse rePuLj oy safe.

~. = .'hursday the ij.h OF Dcceu,bcrncxt, will
~ Oe sod =, puo'le auction, ,,e premises
KITE FLdNT3TIG-E WNNIeoA roy. tive, contain
tnS about one TuCUsASD ACIsks, tosethCr with
HhEHTi' E4GHO -, al ,ne S.Oct, I.sniuti
u. LIea.iIs - .ioEse5 e Fpaitye. The terms 81
aJ.''out Tor 1ae Land. VIA b. one third cash.
and 'ne eSla"os IN two yea'iy inSIamcnts, ior the
paynisnt a which. deed Of trust GA t,ie pro-
perry will De ttired. On ali the other articles,
a credit u 'vcivC Months wil DE given, the pug
ehaser giving bond win approved scouuy. to
b. interest II ii the date ii not puntiuaiy paid
Ih's plantation As e.lgi6iy situated on the nain
road from :, cw Canton 10 Richmond TWO miles
9ram he former place and he same distance from
James iivel, 1t Is II present under good fences.
j. we'll watered and timbered, has an excellent
CN s!ing hons, with kiIchen, smoke house, SSc
&C. al Il good repair AMI Is generally allowed To-
y, ia bomI of fertility, not inferior to ANY plan
JAion III the nsighb >urli BOD Oh the same
day Will be sold on the premises, on aoredi, OF
twelve manhs twowel improved LOTS i'll tie
Town of New Canton, one oil which Is NOW lea ed
fn seven years 1T forty 1--WE p ounes per annum
For lAis property bond and approved security
(6earng interest from the date if nor pu,ttaaliy
lpaid) will be ,s4uired. For further particulars
enqI,re ~ Mr. George Watt, Richmond. o. MIR.
James ReA New Canton.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-05

DANIEL L. HYLTON,
st Clerk oil the Council.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-01
Exra9 from he Worl.

sc The obiea of this work is to initiate
youth when the Ian fsgc of ickooing and to infure
their having right conception of Book Keeping by
Double Entry and the rues app-rtauing thereto 10 that
their entering into the merchants employ, actual
indictments in bunci, they may be able without the
fnlallea difficulty to make themleves psrfeet
The author having Thy numerous trials proved that
the work perfectly adequate the propoed object he
.urnh rubins the fame the axril nj candid
puShc, that of the honor able gentlemen who prehdc
over public fchools, aud lchool matters throughout
the United States who ray bc dfpo ed TO give fair
trial Of the merit the work hoping their indulgence
for any Deficiencies which may ponby from inevitable
sir cumtsnccs, the hrit edition, and promifnp
that thefc appearance iha be duly re&tied, it he
fond happily meet thC>r enlargement counenance
10 revie and improve the work in new edition.
"rhe author does not pretend that The itreng,h Of a
boys capacity rs competent to determine intricate
counts, which IS the bu6nss OF maturer aye and expert
ence alone, but the method of 6mpe charges aud df
charges occurring IN daily transactions of bufne
red in regular tram the rules tor
aud proorc,oa and thoc for adJum M aud cloure of
books may be acquired perfectly by months prac-
tce be gotten by heart in ew hours, and all times
are fur guide upon reference thereto
With knowledge of the principles and rules 70
6ly obtained the advantages youth their
into actual engagements buhneis employment
computing houc would be found Of much greater ccne
quence than can be almoa poshly conceived
Such youths would become greater prohcen's III
Book keeping by double entry after fewe, months Of
tua employ s,ent than they would otherwile be in a
greater number of years.
The author has purpoitly waved the acceptance of
recomme ndaton (though the udgment offered him
hy the mott udcious merchants net w'ng to foreital
Favorable fentmens by fuch but leaving the IN
rrnic merit of the work the decion of candid pub
nc after inveligation and experience of its efficacy
- yaberibtrs sviH plrays 70 asty TO Thomas Clark
tse s,eb,to, ei1e Edition. 10, te numb y they 5avs ,Iei
f,-P,se TO noe-fariJs,,, One Do,, bo4"iSeV1y1fOe
.e,,, b,J so44i Portland, Ausua ", 1904,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-01
New Store.
THE fubfcribers having formed con-
II ecion in buinefs under ihe firm of

THE fubfcribers having formed a con-
u n ettion in bulinels under ihe firm of
ZACCHEUS HANNAFOKD & CO.
beg leave to inform tLe public that y have opened the
Gore No. and 4. Esedasge Ro7o, Widdle-ireet, neatly
oppo6tc Dr. frvngs, where they have for iale
ENGLISH, WhST-INDIA GOODS, 8
GROCERIES,,
as low a. can be purohaed in town filming vuisi are
A complete ailortment OF Broadcloths,
India Cottons Bandannas, and other Eandke rchefs Pa
per haneings Waits Nc. Chocolate. Cotton aad Wool
Cords Pgta aud Fig Tobacco, R'c- Flour Candies ep-
PER Ginger, Alfp,ce, Nutmcgs, Cinnamon, Loaf aud
Brown Sugar, whte Havana and India dc. Hyton,
Souchong aud Eehea Teas, Cod and Pollock Fifth, Liv.
erpoo salt quantity Stone Jugs from halt gallon to 3
gallons, Clear Pork Georgia Cotton, fec, Molaiies
French Brandy Holland, Gin Vnegar, I'D Cd I'd, led,
and 1cd Nails Sd cght Brad, 7d Sd, and 4d cut brAd
with hcads, 4d Cd, Sd Tod, and aed, Mai Plates Spike
aud deck Nail rods, Gin Cafes paints and oil SPernlaci
s Ruff, and Swedes iron, OF all zes, heart and club
ee Lneih and American made Shovc.s, Crow bar, and
powciare roulis sood sffortment hol ow ware by
and by London Crown Gals, powder and .ho,
Madeira Port, Madonna, Lifbon, Sherry aud Malaga,
Wine, few doz London Porter. thirty hogheads cxcelh
lent favored ST Croi= Rum-Allo a number of imai
ar,c es numerous to partcuisrze, making ia the
whole complete anertcaent can be found at any
fore in town. Conitant attendance from iunric
nine o'clock in the evening, and every favor sratiuiy
knowledgeS.
Z7ee5eus HannaEyI
William Wtbb.
s~I Cerr
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-01
Wls 1aseth,

IS puSiiihed every Ea~aa., by E. A. JENKs, asthe
Printing Office, No, 2, Fye-Sr"t, PORTLAND; where
inbicriptions, advertisements communications, &c.
received with attention The price, TO country
ishicribers, who receive their papers the office,
in package, Ivy the mail, is ONE DOLLAR & Fifty
CENTS year.-SJ suhfcrihers who live. in town
and hoie whole papers ie ad and fer~ arded itpa
rately, will be charged TWO DOLLARS year.
O. Aivys', viii derive peculiar ADVANTAGES as their
favors will he pubhed without price, both "a
this paper, and in Ttrrja,y's ComnhxelAL GAzsrri'
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-01
Morocco and Kid Slippers.

MANUEL WYMAN, has juil received and
for iale few pairs Of Fancy and plain Kid Slippers
quail to any imported for durahility Likewfe. Mems
Women, and Chi'drsns, Morocco Slippers Of the bea
quality. which will be fold moderate Pm fit at his
ihop next door to T. II ! Byyaas's torc Main erect.
B. Cniomcrs, peafe TO direa your courfe thi,h
erward and examine for youfeive. Country pu'e hae,s
iupplieL on good terms. fo,fisad, dug IS.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-01
Portland, Sept. ao,i

fit Riebard,sns' Wbayf.
100 Bbls. Mefs No. and 2 Beef;
40 do. Bone middlings. No. and Fork ;
20 Chefs Hylon, Hyfon ikin and
Souchong Teas
r2o Gin Cafes Entitled to
Pipes Gin Drbenturcs.
Malaga Wine per q. Caik
Bbls RoGn;
Boxes 7 by 9 Glafs.
Do. Bags India Sugar
Salt Petre
Bales Georgia Cotton
4th Proof Brandy.
ALSO, =
liverpool, lie May, and Cadiz Salt.
For Sale y J. RICHARDSON.
r,y{1
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-01
Upholitery Store.

AARON AUSTIN, & co.
HAVE for lale, at their tore, ForeGreef,
head Of Ingraham's Wharf, eonftant fupply &C
Live Geefe,
Sea Fowl, 7
Ruiiis, >FEATHERS.
and
Lhton
A'o-Co,,cn and Engifh BEDTiCKING, Of di:icr.n
kinds.
Rstaa BEDS and MATTRESSES ready made
Beds made and flied the ihortet notice.
Spariih and French INDIGO.
- The above ailo-,mcn o. Feather, is warranted of
the fra quality. and will be fold cheap can he pur
hailed in Bottom. IN P@fksat, Axgsp,,a.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-01
Bankrup, NoIIce.

re Meerng of the Com.mfioners and AiIinecs for
saeha IN the cafe ct joN asDERsop Bankrupt fanas
adourded to Monday, nc fra day of October next II o.
cack a. M. at No a, Mueys Row. Portland Of when all
concerned will please to take notice
.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-01
CSEPH M'LEiLAN & SON,

u OCETTI NJ LLLLiTV @ t)NN,
5 No, 10, Union Wbayf,
HAVE EoKsALs,
TeneriiTc and Cherry Wine, in. } Entitled
ago Gin Cafes debeatWs
puncheons 4th proof Cognac Brandy.
20 Hhds James river Tobacco.
bbls. Bone Middings, Nos. and 4 Pork.
bbls Mefs, No. and Beef.
Superhne Flour.
40 Caik freih Rice.
Mill Saws,
RufTia Feathers.
Liverpool Salt and Sea Coal.
a few Crates anorted Ware.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-01
bartlett L "A ID A M 81
Ssulptoy and fons-Cntter,
sOUTH-HADLEY CANAL. LOTTERY

THE drawing of the iixt'a c'afs of the
l. South. Hadlev Canal Lottery will commence on the
ash day of October next at Eolnon-Ickets that re-
main unfold aithe as September inf. VIII belong to a
company and will not be u"de' the eon.ron OF the man
are to return all unfold to the manager or man
agcr. OF whom they had-One Of the managers
viii attend for hmtef and in behalf others at Boon on
,th inn. the hofe of Mr.. Henry Voie Broom'eds
lane to receive uch tickets the preitnt holders ea
ward of the county wo ccter, ihall ehoofe to
Jonathan D4Uighs,
.JsGpb lyman, jun.
.1ob" Winioms, Managers.
'Sanus! La'brf.
,Jshn Brsek. }
a. The fubtcriber, agent to the above COM
papy, hereby gives notice that no tickets received By
Il. on aid 18th September will be fod after that date
under so.
7ama Byers, jim.
sprhpccld. SeptI.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-01

:. a Houle for fae.
>O be fold = DxeIling HOUSE, pleafantIy
ftuated on Federal Greet. I he houfe is two 10 .
r'e'. entirely fnifhcd. wit. good garden fpo, and
barn. The terms OF fale will be made caiy. Inquire
of JANIS WILLIE, on lhc premifes.
Poyd4nd Spk.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-01
pof,.ry.
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STANCES.

From tie Puiggp5f oF Ca-o.rt)
SAW .he virtuous man contend
With life's unnumber'd woes
And ne was poor--wi,hout a TREND
Preis'd b. a thoutand foes.
l faw the PafIion's plant 1avc
In gallant trim and gay;
His. courfe was Plealure's placid wave,
His life fummer's day.
And l was caught in FoIly's fnare,
And join'd her giddy train;
But found her foon the nuric of care,
And puniihment and pain.
There furelyis folne guiding Pow'r,
Which rightly iuiters wrong
Gives vice to bloom its little hour,
But virtue late and long
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-01
BOSTON ADVERTNEMENT.

( William Tackerman,
No s State Street, BoSToN,
I INFORMS bis friends III the DiitrG of
X Maine, and the Pubic in general, that by the fail
flps viii h saticpsted all the month Of sepcm-
Ter he ai receive from the manufactures OF London
Brino Birminghan. sheffield, and Amfcrdam, eAten
fave and general afor;ment of
Iroanaagsyy, Ha,d-NIare, Sadasy,
md
Cutlery GOODS,
which he 10 determined ell the ben for Caf
or approved credit [3ml h1ssa Is.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-01

TAKEN up by ob HgtseH, jun. on the 10Th
i day OF Ausuits 1904, Kedin, HORSE, with a
wiss rpe in his iace whit Oh main and tail and hind
legs white aimea mp hrs saubaras, Nppcied to be A.
bout lax or tcven years oi--1he owner of faid hore
may have him again by ptovisy property and paying
charses
Ns7egioaeeF~, Sept Z.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-01

N this town, fuppofed Between the hay-n,ar-
ket and fori Sumner Saddle ne rIy new. trimmed
with yellow and green cafmere, with a pad for fix.
ing gicst coatWhoever will leave faid fsddle 4, the
tore of Mr. Iohn Baker in fore.rse. ai be rdea
for their trouble.
Po,ttasI Sept. "a I3o,.