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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-02
EARLY AND LATE RISING.

The difference between rising every
morning SIX O'Clock and at eight, in the
course OF forty years (supposing a person
to so to bed at the same sine he otherwise
wouiO amounts to $4,000 hours, or three
years, one hundred and twen,y.one days
ADD sixteen hours, which will afford e:gh;
hours a day for exactly ten years so that
1T IS the same as il ten years of life "a
we,ghty consideration were added, in
which we may command eight hours eve.
ry day for the cultivation Of our minds,
and the dispatch Of busiuess.-This cal
COLLATION. is made without any regard TO
Bissextile.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-02
English Tar ufi31 PROPERTY.
CWat. Htet.)

Abstract Of the bill Gas amended by the
comnittee) for granting to his Majesty
contribution on the profits Of certain
descriptions OF property, aud on any
public Office, of employment or profit.
Rate Of charge uhon firoherty and The &C..
eatatiop If kqHds.
For and in respect of the property in
any lands, teuements, &c. throughout
Great Britain, for every 2Os. of the lnnu,
at value thereof, the sum Of Is. And for
and IN respect of the occupation Of anv
lands, tenements, SC. (other than a dwell
ling house occupied by tenant distinct
from farm ofland5,) in England, Wales,
and Berwick upon Tweed, for 2Os. Of the
annual value thereof, the additional sum
of 81.
For and in reSp:G Of the occupation Of
anylands, tenments, sc. in Scotland lo,h
than as aforesaid) foe every Dos. of the
annual value thereof, the additional sum
Of Cd.
For and in respect Of the property in
any furniture, cattle, goods, or chattels, let
to tenant with, and to be used in and
with any dwelling house, lands, &c. there
shall be charged, throughout Great Bri.
tain, for every 2os. OF the annual rent, a,
which the same shall be let, the additional
sum of6d.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-02
BENEvoLENcE OF BoNApARre

However Eng ishmen may snar! AZ Bonapar,e,
ana STRIVE 10 dep,st him in an unfavorabe point of
view to the world, il is NOT for Americans to re
we an individual who has on so many occasions
exhibited friendly disposition towards the u
nited StaIes Arecent instance of his friendship
towards tins country must excire esteem for the
man however inin,ical our fellow citizens NAV be
to has politics When he news of the loss of the
Philadelphia frigate arrived at Paris. 8onapar,e.
without the least delay, addressed Iettcr 70 Mr..
Living iton, our ambassador there, offering him
all the services which it was in the p1yer Of the
French government 10 render. in behalf of the
captive crew of the Philadelphia; and likewise
addressed letter in his own hand writing to the
bsshaw ct Ir'poii, representing TO him that the
United States and the French republic were on
the most friendly footing. and requesting as an
especial favor the Liberation of the Americana
who had fallen INFO his power. Oar readers may
rely on this statement being strialy cores ;
and there can b, it.le doubt bur he letter of 30.
napahe viii have considerable influence over the
mind Of he bashaw, all the Barbary states are
impressed with great IDEAS Of the vast power of
the mrs. consul OF France. Fred. Aao.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-02
Notice.

Y virtue ola deed Of trust. executed by John
~ and Judith Shipwash ofthe county OF Ches-
teriield, unto the subscriber. ihe following prou,r.
~. to wit: n LCT or LAND, containing three
acresmo orless, roge;herwith the improvements
thereon, situate on the old road. and adjoining
The lands OF VIM. Smith. dec. John Obj Z John
Swami, contiguous to the town Of Mancheser,
and on the man turnpike road--will be sold, 20
The highest bidder. for ready money, on Monday
the 3Oih inst to5atsfy debt due b. the said John
Shipwash to Mr. Wi liam BRYAN.
LEIGHTON WOOD, Trustee.
Richmond. 18th April. 1904 81
sLT> TIE sale Of 5e a5o1e mentioned eroee,t, i,
postponed t''H Wedneiaay tie 1etb of B1ay. IL faiy
and # not, RE next fai, day. p,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-02
p II f. " 0 NJ r NO W

Several accounts have reached us res.
pecting the luminous meteor which was
seen from all parts of the metropolis on
Sunday night. \ correspondent who saw
1t from Clapham Common, describes it
u isrg'c hall Of fire, emitted from hea.
w and thick cloud, in about second, it
extended in length, perpendicularly, exit
biting three distinct balls, united by a
stream offire. The effect ofthe light was
50 luminous, that, from darkness visible"
simultaneously it appeared as light as day,
when the sun is at meridian. TO those
east of Temple-Bar, it appeared to pass
IN ,. w. direction, and unattended with
any noise, though the glow Of heat which
It dllfused was considerable, and was felt
by all those who were in the streets at the
time. To those west OF the metropolis il
seemed to assume an oval form, and to
move in different direction, with tail
like q comet. As far as we collected, it
was seen from a considerable distance
round the metropolis, and many women
in Leicester fields, ST. James's and other
squares, where its effect was the most
awful, fell IN strong mysteries, while many
nervous persons FRUSTRATED themselves on
the pavement, experimenting that " the
great globe ITSELF was on the eve orbeing
consumed. At Richmond a rumblinq
nois. was heard in the heavens, duripe
its progress, aad all who saw it, describe
it as sight awful, sublime and beautiful
IN the extreme. (LoHd. fah.J
DIED-On the Sd uIt. at Monticello
Mrs. EPPES, consort Of JOHN w. EPpEs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-02
Ten DoIiars Reward,

= UN away from the subscriber living in The
N upper end of New. Kent county, on the 22d
OF The present month. negro man named IA.
COB, who has been accustomed TO 6ddne in and
about my neighbourhood and the neighborhood
OF Mr. Thomas FrayseI's, and other places for Sc
veral years past; he carried nothing with him
except his eddie that know of. His dress was
plain home spun, except his pantaloons. which
were OF blue plains, lis behaviour 70 white PEG
pie is very courteous and obliging-among hi,
own colour humorous and lively, age 20 years or
Observation-Disclosures about ) feet 10 inches-com.
pleXion rather light, of a pleasing counrenance -
have entrusted him for several years past with
all my market business, which he h.. generally
discharged faithfully. will give the above re.
ward 10 any person who will deliver him To me
or secure hiu, in any jail so that get him again,
beside all reasonable expenses. l do forewan1
all persons from ha,bouring or employing him,
and all masters Of vessels and Others from con-
veymg him out of the state at their peril as am
determined TO put the law in force against any
one who may offend in tina way
ROBERT TURNER.
30th April, 1904 9v.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-02

OF lgoominy with .frnold, and with Du,
, "2ouIier.
these are the impressions which the
seizure OF Pichegru naturally make--,hese
are the conclusions which are nseparablc
from such a connection for suc. ends.
hey nix another and very serious oh
Ject ct considera,ion-,hey fix the Stigma
oil secret conspiracy and premeditaied as.
sassination on government which pro
iesses to be fighting the battles of religi-
on and the interests Of mankind.
A paper called the Boston Rehertory,
appears to rival in atrociousness and in in
vention Of falshoods the worst conce p,ions
OF the arch hypocrite who made the ship
Ocean hiaSsacre subject Of defamation
from the Christian pulpit-Among AN a.
bundance of similar fraud and falshood
we present the following as specimen Of
that shame to morality and that contempt
OF veracity, which by being foslered and
sanctioned in New England has rendered
the publications in that quarter OF the III
mon almost proverbially discred;table at
home, and disgraceful to the American
character in foreign countries.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-02
Advertisement.

PY virtue of a deed oftrust executed BY George
- Booker 10 the subscribers, TO secure certain
debts therein mentioned. due by said Booker TO
James Morton & Co. of Prince Edward county,
will be offered for sale, to the hgbes, bidder, for
ready money, on the ninth day of June next, az
James Morton's store. FOURTEEN ViRCI.
MA BORN SLAVES, consisting of men, wo-
men, girls and boys, or so many of them As will
satisfy the balance of said debts
EDWARD DILLON,
SAML. ALLEN, jun ir"S'eea
April 30'h, 1904 6ws
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-02
From the Boston Rehcrtory.
Mr.. JEFFERsON,S IMPIETY.


owe are sorry that on subje@ of the
most sacred nature, we find our relation
connected with particulars, in themselves
fudicrous. This is not voluntary on our
part-it arises from the facts themselves;
and If the president at the same time fot-
got his own dignity, and the respect which
Christians esteem due to their holy ordi-
nances, we cannot follow him in his de-
graduation and shun the embarrassing con-
nection. We have already informed our
readers that when the bakers at Washing
ton deposited the enormous loaf in the ca
pitol, they brought with it casks of cider
and wine. While the president of the
United States was in the midst ofthe mot
ly crew who came to enjoy this festival,
he sneeringly compared the unhallowed
bread and wine which were then the sub.
jects of his disgraceful entertainment, to
the sacred symbols of our redeemer's sa-
criGce.
"Reader--we confess this charge is shoe
king-we tremble whenpcnningit- but we
have not venturcd this statement without
evidence"
We wllnot insult the understanding of
our readers by comment upon an article
CARRYING in itself the evidence OF its own
iniquity-its own fraud-and it, own de-
testable falsehood and educated hypocri.
sy-
[fxrOra J
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-02

- y II ~ II ~ - Il 70 z L III II -.
Extract of letter from the Publisher, Mr..
GEORGE DoUcLAs. of Baltimore, TO the Ed
tor of this paper, da,ed April 25d, 1904.
Having obtainedan ample stock ofmaterials,
| have a. leng.h begun CsRRAN's SPEECHES. In
4 short time hope 70 be able to write more parti-
cularly on this subject In the mean time, please
to add TO your list of subscribers, If convenient,
ndinform I'll those concerned, or who mean to
be concerned, that the work is commenced"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-02

DIED lately in Lithuania, a man, aged
l63 years.-This modern Me,husaleh. at
S9' married a second wife in the | 5th year
OF her age. lie had been soldier, had
been wounded, but never had been sick.
a monument is raised on his grave.-He
was II years older than Old Parr, who di.
ed IN England, in 1864, aged i52, and
who had lived in ten reigns. In Kingston
(Eng') Mr.. George Gregory, aged LOG,
supposed TO be last of the crew of the Cen
turrior, in which Lord ADsoa circumnayi-
gated the world.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-02
PROTESTANT EPlssopAz cHUxcx.

TUESDAY the 22d ins,an, is the dag appointed
ior,he annual meeting Of the Cor.yeniic. of
the Protestant Kpiscopa! Chuch in Ills state
Nav 22d, 1904
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-02
FOR SHE,
BY Edward HQllQm.

at MS Grocery Store, opposite the Swan Tavern.
5000 W.T.. excellent Salt Petred Bacon.
1000 W.T. OF prime Butter.
Patent Shot, by the bag or 100.
Madeira, Teuerihe and Sherry Wines.
Antigua, Jamaica and New-E ngland Rum.
Cogniac Brandy and Wh'skey
Philadelphia Porter, by the Dbl 8 doz each.
Coi,te by the bag-Moasses by the hid
Loaf & brown Susar-Hyson s. Imperial Teas.
9 by II and 10 by ~ Wndow Class.
Bar Iron, Irish Potatoes, &c.
The above articles will be sold low forready pay.
APRIL %, 1904. wifi
AhGir ofyNeIV- England MULES.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-02
PROPOSALS.

PROFD0JdLS,
FoR PUBLISHING by SUBSCRIPTION,
TIE SPEECHES OF JOHN PHMPOT
CURRAN, ESQ.
TIE CELEBRATED IRISH ORATOR.
To which will be preiixed copperplate likeness
of Mr.. Curran, and a ske en- of his life
CONDITIONS.
l. That the work shall he printed with a neat
legib'e 'ype, on good paper.
2. That the volume shall contain about 400 pages
octave size. half bound
3. That the price to subscribers shall be two dol
lars, payable on delivery subscribers two
and half dollars.
4. That as soon IS 100 subscribers are obtained
the work shall be put 10 press
Subscriptions are RECESSED b. S Peasants, Jun.
Richmond
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-02

Statements ofthe inhabitants within the
town of Fredericksburg, residents therein,
taken the present month by Mr.. Adam
Darby, Sergeant for the corporation, viz !:
White Males, 73o
White Females, 578
Free black Males, 6s
Do. do. Females, So
SLAVES, viz:
Black Males, 4Io
DO. Females, 48s
Total, 1896
(Erhress.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-02
Ten Dollars Reward.
30th April. 1904

= AN away from the subscriber, on the 2Ise
- ut very likely black negro boy named
A K, abous the age of II OF Is year,, and
well grown, he is fond of stable he wore away
grey cloth pantaloons, wi n short coat Of the
same, Fashionable! CUT, win round tail and the
buttons set very thick on each side, 4 black hat
nearly new, with shoes and socks. but il is pre-
sumabe he hath charged hi. dress as h: carried
with him no other part of his apparel In ,he
month of February he was purchased from the
estate of Lewis Burwell. dec and may be lurking
about among his relations in The county of King
William when fercey spoken to ne siammersa
litte, bu; otherwise he speaks pretty disintll,-
Whoever will deliver the said slave TO me, residing
in Manchester secure him in any Jail so thar /
ser him again, shall receive the above reward & all
reasonable expeWeS attending the same. All mas
tiers ofvesses and all other persons are forewarn.
ed from carrying him out OF the state, under the
penalty of the law. Itf1
April so. 1904
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-02

Esq. OF Chesterfield county, and second
daughter OF the President Of the United
States.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-02
no CLOSE II CoA1sJCw,rr v1

THE subscriber intending TO ieave this state 70 r
short time, AMI having On hand a valuable
STOCK OF CONSIGNED GOODS, which
he is directed to close sales of, the same will be
sold AZ public auction. ~ his store, on the main
street. BY Prosser & Moncure, on Wednesday the
9th May ensuing, at IL o'clock, on credit of four
months Tor all sums above twenty dollars, for ap-
proved endorsed notes, viz
% Hnds. Brown Sugar of superior quality.
3 Green Coffee
Tons German Steel
400 Pieces India Cotton
u Best Ticklenhurg
25 boz AMI half Bottles Snuff
Boxes CASTLE Soap
7 Pieces Sheeting
600 Demijohns
25 Pieces Linen Checks
10 Flanders Sail Duck
II Setts Damask Table Cloths and Napkins
Bandannos, Nankeens, Sisteroys, Sewing
Silk, sc. SC. sc.
SAMUEL MYERS.
Richmond, April 80, 1894. ids
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-02
GUNS STOCKS.
BeneUoIent ten,

A new Novel, by G.. WALSsR, author Of the
Vagabond. &c. &c.-A few copies just received
a. S PIeasants. inn's. Book store
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-02

DIED-On the Sd uIt. at Monticello,
Mrs. EPPES, consort Of JONI w. EPpEs,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-03
WE the Inhabitants Of the toqun Of Wooiruicb, be-
Ing 4sarned and sgsmbItd in due farm Of Anqv:

WE the Inhabitants of the toqun of Wooi,picb, be-
ing 4Sarned and gl1smbhed in due farm Of Laq0:
ME have now before us " JfNxs PORTLAND
w GAZETTE of the a0lh Oct alt pan, in which
read I'helous piece Gguedr lincoln "-Th sia,fsm-
piece in pointed terms charges of paceabe
inhabitants with attempts to revoutonSe this Ditria
" That he will make the whole properly of the Bank and
IS niurancc Company, efabhed in this Diariet
iuhiervient his ambitious views together with
ny other grois aud grouuile charges The gentleman
alluded 70 IN this rty piece, or II deierves ieftar
name) is too plainly pointed out to be mistaken and
we bui for the FAaia who it Il wounds feel
ing be Obliged defend the fair character of OF
fellow townimen againf the aer.ion of this daring
aud wicked stialin However, to- iatisfy the public
mind we do in town meeting UNANIMOUSLY declare
that the gentleman thus alluded to- has directly
nor ind really attempted to influence OF us in
political lcntments-Some of Stockholders
in the two interpretations above mentioned, and
know that Lncons Affections refpeing thee bodies
alic and wicked. 1T is upwards OF twenty years Gnce
this Gentleman r came TO this tow H. he has AWAY. con.
ducted hmie with proprety he active in the
pulmonary war-he fought and BLEED, for our liberties,
he for lome years pa has been charged with much of
our public hudnef, and has always conducted with fdcli
ly aud TO entire iatstatton and believe him
firmly attached to his country and contribution, as
any man in the conn ry. And find him in this public
hackguarded and bcied by ione william who
ccals his what ought not to pats over unnoc-
cd :-Ws, b-,fors. uaanmogly ani publicly pae, That
this piece in the Portland Gazette, igned "LINcoLN,
Is grounLiels, be lions, malicious and contemplate, it i
calculated TO make mitchell, nr up Itrfe. and diiiurt
the peace and harmony of inhabitants; and the au
hor whoever he IS defcrves the icvereA punihmem FOL
his wckednefs and the printer reprimand for the publ
aation.-Yate4 That this our reoiution thall be pub
hed three weeks ucceively in cnks Portland Gazette
and in the Ea(crn Rspohtory.
Atten,sa MICHAEL RYAN, 7ozpn clerk.
DatJ at xtskris5. dis SD asy
ef3sasmbs8 Nv o.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-03

Cog/nmpt.on. Completely to eradicate this
diiorder, will not poGtivey fay tbs following
remedy is capable of doing; but will venture
to affirm, that temperate mad. Of Irving, (auei-
ding l6irifuoa5 liquors qcbeiy !. quearing Flannel
next the Rim and taking euery morning. half pint
Of NEW MILK mixed qvltb eVine glaf full Ct the
expyx6ed iuice Of GREEN HoARHoyND, the com
plains will not only be relieved, but the individ-
lal ihaH procure to himfelf length of days be-
yond wha: its mildeh form could give room to
hope for. am myfelf, Sir, living witnefS
of the beneficial effects of this agreeable and,
though innocent, yet powerful application
Four weeks ufe Of the b0arbound and milk re-
lieved the pains of my brcat gave me to
breathe deep, long and free strengthened and
harmonized my voice and reaored me to a
Rate of better health than had enjoyed for
many years.-Gas. u. S..
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-03
For Sale and Immediate Petition Given,

ZANE half of a new double SauO Nth. aimoit I'm.
~ i1hed, Handing Saco River. in the town OF
Phipfburgh together wtha complete et OF Grit mil
IRONS aud STONES. with privilege fui'e'ent to let
a mil on. Alto, two DWELLING HOUSES, one 50 by
ao, with houies atoinng 0ory high fnihed oat
hde, and partly within the other mal'er, IS hihed
outlde and partly within. Altc, good new barn. 50 by
IS, with few acres of excellent tiilage and pAure
land. Said Land adcins the mill privilege, and the hu'-
dngs within rods of the m the mill IS 50 iett
long and 40 wide, and accommodated with bpoms, Tip,
chains, bars and every urenh and good frame as
Saco River aud ands in as afc place on account
Of damage by eets. and will be completed IN two or
three weeks The dieance from the above huation to
Portland 70 mics; and to saco Any quantity OF
boards may han ed Portland from laid is Tor three
collar, per M. and Saco for dollars Timber IS
plenty up the river and the conveyance down ae tho
common price is two dollars per- M Any Psrlon or
perons wiing engage in the milling huinefs viii lad
this good situstion any the couuy as 'ana and
mills may he ob,ained and privileges ior more mills IN
the viciaitv.
Terms Of payment will BE made eafy. Wet India or
Eug Goods, whoIeaIe prices crsdr Tor part WIN
Good fecurity The whole part will be iod as oe'I
fs the purchaer. For further particular, enquire OF
ELLIOT @: VAUGHAN, at Smab'i Ferry, 20 called,
near the premiies or of VII AM VAUGHAN. Port
Iari PbWie@uygb, NoV IS, 1904.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-03
BARBOUR e BARNEVILL,
Fore-strset.
Have JUN received, han6fcre aflortmentof
Fresh Ssasonabie GOODS,

Have JUN received, han6fcr,e af1ortmentof
Fresh Ssasonable GOODS,
CONSISTING
ID LACK, navy blue, and dark mixed
j fuperfne and low priced Broadc,oths.
Black. and dark mixed, fuperne and low priced Kerfey
nleres.
Fcsrnougts. Coatings, Ratteens, Serges.
Black and drab Veivets
Plains, Bszes and Flannels, of all colours.
Best Rote Blankets all hzes.
Variety of Swansdown, fix Velvet and Satin Vcstng.
Ladies ELK and cotton Hoic.
Gen;lemcns elk cotton and worried do.
Black aud white Cauze do.
Ladies' white and colored Silk Gloves.
Geotemens black and white fix and Feather do.
Ruireiis, Calamancocs shaloors, and Durants
Cotton and innen Checks,
Variety India Cottons.
White and coored Cotton Canbrck; black sarinet, do
Irifh Lianens, Brown HOLLANDS.
Silk. Cotsn and morocco Suipenders.
Caiicoes and Dimities. Ia
Bed Ticking; Silk and cotton Umbrellas.
Cambrick Mullins booked, do. Camels' hair shawls.
Black Satins and Lustrings, HACK fix Velvet.
Silk and cotton shaws, and Hankerehefs.
20; 49,, "a, IA S-4 ga IoA Diapers
Black Satin ior gentlemcns of hyperion fabrick
Englih sewng.silk. and Twist, &c. &c.
THEY HAVE LIKEWISE A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF
Hard and HoHoaO-Wars,
Some of which contests of Nails and Brads all kinds
Bsered aud German Steel large aud imsll Dogs cart
Wagon and CHI lie boxes Iron Shovel, and Spades, Fry
ing pans, bake Kettles Corton and Wool Cards, Bel
lows houfc and hearth Bruhcs block tim Tea pots pa
tent Shot :, sna stcelyards Sleigh Bells Bsx eoitec
Mills, Iron, do Chae and Hunting Whips; with =
great variety cf CUTLERY. &c &c.
ALSO,
A few puncheons and hhds. of good
ret alag Rum and Moailes, Coguiac Brandy, best Ho
lands Gin Pure Wines feih Teas, Spanh aoat and com
Indigo, Loaf Brown, and India Sugar Dipt and
Mould Candles Log and Red Wood, No. q, and No. 2
Chocolate, Nutnegs aud Gaia. hes, Poland Starch,
with variety of other. WEST. INDIA GOODS and
GROCERIES, ufual.
10 Boxes by 10 and by Window Gafs,
quantity OF CofTe, in Bags
loo Cafks 1homaiton Lime, Narrated Of an ex-
celent quality.
Poyfiau3, OF 8 fTF)
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-03

rs publifhed every Monday, by Z. A. lENKS, ~ inc
Printing Office, Ne :, FyS-Strses PoRrL"ke; Shsss
fubicriptions, advertisements commun'csnons' 90
are received with attention The price, 70 co'n''
fubfcribers who receive their papers at the onss !,
in p,cLaees bv the mail. is ONE DOLLAR Fifty
CENTS year-gr Subscribers who live y !. . s''s.
and thofe Whole papers &c aled and forwaoe0
rately, will be charged TWO ssLiass year
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-03
GOLDMAN e. SWAN.

GOLDMAN e SWAN,
Ne 3, Union Roqc, 11iadk Street
Lave juf received, general aAorImen of
- European and India GOODS,
irritable for the feafon .-Likewife, all kinds Of
WEST-INDIA GOODS & GROCERIES,
among 7obieb are,
Pipes of excellent French BRANDY, entitled to
a drawback.
Pipes Holland GIN Is
10 Hhds. Wen lnd. RUM
HyIon- kin, Souciong Ahd Bohea TEAS, per chef.
80 Cafes Sweet OIL.
40 BBIs Roll BIRTHSTONE
2ooo Id German STEEL of FIRST quality.
40 Catks Dutch LiNSEED OIL, and
PAINE OF sill kinds.
ALSO,
80 Pieces Ringa HANDXERCHlEFs.
so do BanGanna do.
bale Magyar SANNAHS.
do sdortcd India GOODS, &C.
do Madras Pattern Handkerchics
All which, they VIII fell the oweh terms, for cafl,
or approved credit. Ps,ttiad Men ~
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-03
Par ticular Notice.

l HOSE perions indebted to IRA FLOYD, either by
4 notes or account are requeled to call immediate
y on the iuhcriber and ettc the fame the books,
notes, &c. in his hands otherwe all demands will be
put into the hands OF SALMON CHASE Efq for collection
Portland Nov. "a CALEB CRAFFAM