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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-24

inert. And tie aivoc>.cs OF Impeachment, vii,
agree that i is uune eTiiy to partieol.riex any
inaanee OF mi!condua, bejors the articles of i'm
parchment are prepared, and that then II viii be
done ;.they viii cot nd that il is fniicen,. f .A,
q vissv Of tie so5ois g,9s1d difcoed ia the rve,a,
,---documeuts exhibited and in the numerous
depotiiions taken, the ho1!. fhal be Etis6sd. in
their coniciences that the Judge has 4, ooadn sied
hmielf' IN bis official charaefer as to r. oure the
;nterpoGton of the coniitotional power of the
houfe.
The trial of Judge PicKssisc, meets with
fone obj uaion. Tie Senate after feysrsl dsys
celebration have reiolved that the acculei. who
would not attend in perfon, thoua be heard by
.Couufel ; and that preliminary of the buG.
ne's. the Gueition Of poaponement on the petition
eoe Jatn s. Pnksrirs, zion of the impeached IN .ge)
ihouid be determined The rcafons aligned in the
petition are, thst the accufed, has BY the yitation
OF Providence been nH6ted with nf,niy, and nll
renamed ~ iination, ~ which lac sanlt not be
produced before the Senate w;hou, ;minent dan.
ger OF his he. Notwithstanding the experimentation
Of theie facts, which were fully proved and the
dfpoGtionpf the Senate 10 g, ant the PLAYER Of the
petition, the managers, the part Of she hu(s of
representatives, retuied to hear the arguments in
fupport OF the qneition Of poaponemenr and their
cha rnan, Mr. NietoJSn) after reporting fa,e
mens OF their proceedings, declared That they
will not feel themielves bound to appear again
before the Senae until called abon by them TO proceed
sOtb The fsiaI. or mil ayeaed to APPEAR BY The boujc
You will fee by this, tina, cur public off ers who
held their places under rhe pleaure of the Preden,,
muir not only guard againtt political errors, but
asainit the afllstioos Of Providence"
It is faid, there are twenty four French priva.
teers, fitted out of St. Jago dc Cuba, whole prin.
clpal prey are unrmel Am.ric4 vedels.
As general Smith Of Baltimore. NJ C. has ioa
very valuable ihP. taken by thofe pcaroons, il is
probable we MAJ hear fomethins on the fubi.tf
from Congsefs. The French Agent who adiudi
cate, thcte vef-ls, makes ihort work Of il and has
ffipulated for 1000 dollars for every condemns.
tion - He too has 1900 dollar. each, for com.
miiioniag Privaseers. .Cenfiua.
mott atrocious murder was committed in
Pendleton diitrit, $. c. on he z7th ian. Mif,
Polly Young, h'e amisbis Young woman, ON
the moraing OF the ABOVE day, had leis her fa.h
ers houfe. to 60 TO mill two miles diHAnt, and
was killed on her return about ten o'eIoox oy her
fathers negro fellow, ia manner to barbarous
to detail 1t was one of'the fou leamurders ever
known 10 this country. This moniier Of thurman
isy and boodihed was fairly convicted of the crimes
ne had mttsd.-coiamSia pap.
Large Heg.-A hog, fat.ed BY col. BIZ own,
OF Concord, 20 months old, was yeacrday bro't
by MIR. Willingion, in the market, which weighed
OF WI beldes ~ VT. caal, weighed l.psratel ~
Total Cos.
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Ma. J9NKs,
HAVING perhaps much intcrcourfe with the inhab-
itanN of the Constv Of Lincoln any man who re6des
hs town. Of that Conn,N / am authorized 70 nate,
. !, the Hon. DAVID COBB and WILLIAM KING,
mrs. will be firmly and zealou1y fupperted by the
derals Senators for the counties Of Lincoln, Han
Jock and WainSssn. Much regret has been sxprefed
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IN confcqucnce Of m;laken undertaking
ed candidate for the Senate, ievefal gentlemen
have been propo,ed 10 the public, in this paper, a.
his fuceeGor each of whom is E, we'll qualified
for the place, that great difficulty exi.ed in making
preference. II was apprshenied therefore. that
idch divGon of fen,'msns would prevail. as
would hazard the lofs Of one federal Senator from
,hs county, an evil moeh to be depeea,ed, as the
county would then be Represented by perfon whole
political opinions would be in direef oPpo6tioo TO
thofe Of great majority of The electors, AID who
probably would not have one fourth part Of their
votes.
This will happen !hould the federal votes be d.
vided between three or four candidates /; for in
that cafe, the democratic candidates msy have a
plurality, and conieq Gently one Of thofe mua BE
placed in the sena tie by the Legislature. TO avoid
this evil, and produce union, the only thing want
ing to give the feeeraiits foccefs great pains have
beer taken to afccr'ain the ground upon which wc
tand and the editor is aow able to allure the
elettor. Of This coun,y, ,hat Mr.. Cusarsa eevrr
ha. declined re eisesinn on the contrary, that
ue WfihSS tuS htSHtlou OF MS IeiOW CfSiLeNS Tor
the eefo'og year /; after which he probably viii
rei,e from public iifs
This taa having been Gated to a number o
gentlemen in town and country, whole opinion
always have weight ia the community the editor
is happy to announce their unanimous determine.
ton TO fupport Mr.. Cusarsc, on the ground thas
his pat fervices and great refpedzbil'ry ought to
preterve him from the dfgrace Of being turned
out BY bis con Rruen,s.
It's hoped and believed thar the friends of the
gentlemen who have been held up as bis fiacceGor,
merely on the preiu mption that he had soluntarily
declined reelection will now foreeo ,..4;s osi
,ste wthes FOR the public good. and by uajtiog 10
Mr.. Crsk!No, fave the federal csufs from Seopsr
dy; and Ehere is no dos4k but TIE candidate,
.bemfelves will do all in their power TO promote
this important cbjea. ~
With refpea to the other candidate, Woopsvsy
SrokFk. Efq. there neser has been any diviGon 0,
opinion.
The UNION TICKET for Senator. for Cuw
Ayland County, will therefore be s
The Hon. ,I9hn Cuihing, and
WOODBURY. Storer, Efq'rs.
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LEA OeUHtUt VJHUOuW DfLIDCS + Ills.
DREPARED by SAMUEL LEE, Ios of winaAesa. IN
the State of CONNECTICUT for which dft CIV he
Obtained patent 6gued by the Frehdcn Ct TIC United
States April 80, 1925. agreeable TO act OF CoegreG.
The numerous putting ~poisioos upon the paaiie, any
nAsement Of able made, yer certified
OF dfeaes tie tcA ot particular iciAe,
diff do aitiee te puh,c 4. ns i1fi.
CENT motive to make trial Of The virtues OF as invaluable
me iicine.
The Patentes bees ave refer The numeror, ru y
shaers in Bottom, Newysrk, PhaeeiPh,s Baimsre All
hany, and moi Of the of any il the Uni:ed
stAss svsl 40 in the State of tonnesot large
iappost of the grea: efficacy OF hse Pills. mild Afc,
ana fovere'gn remedy for Bsss Fvs, 7saov FDev sss~
dee, Ldy94ss, Css,esgs D,eas.y, 1nsss Cbsx D,pfy,
d Ss'ss,. Ws,~s, hssi.ds, F.~sss cs~pais., SsDsy.
Es.psis~ e Sis Es-Dofe from 10 ,hres or four
TO be tAken At night when going to bed. !
Which, the yellow fever prevailed in he principal cities,
Of States io shsie ss a. 10 GREAT
aud their bcne6ts 70 amply acerrAintd that il ~ih
difficulty thelvenGers eoud obtain the neccary iupply
10 ~ osaruetisns. thsy operate As mid ana ipecdy
pn &C. Aud viii be found very ply &c for
iss, a. they may be lately gwen children and will
ipefdsy reeve them from sbasIious the ~ paIagct
which gesessy tho caufe ai!nred leep with pans
and fcverh hsbs feamen traveller, viii find thea
deistviny place amorg their lores they may take
them without any interruption 10 buines, danger of
s.kins cola a. s common other py6c, ies the Aseute
pledges hmief TO the pablo that mercury makes pass
oi the eompc6,ioa of h- pitts. ~
n The above pill have lately been found very fl
cae'oos IN the Fever ssf dsss.-
CAUTION.
4 certain Samuel II r. Lee. ycnns -an, rsfidnp IN
kt& LONDON, has formed phi of a,fFsrent copo ion
calling tAem lee. New London Boss Pits" ~hich
trsm TIC 6m'lsrsy Of may be pssd Of upon the
pshe the p Ut the prsent pAsentee Il Lerefore
.seeassy 20 inform The pubic. that Samuel H. Lee of
Nee Lendaa, " relation connection 81 n.ae (as has
been ,epssentsdl aud they inean.isuly po.eale hs
pills Tor "ne, am DOT accountable for their Gsi.. I'd
esssd maeh pofsbe from this miftske in funre,
mall dihl.su,(h ~ pills ~ LEES WiNDHAM Bill
ious Pills" CJkseh paper. containing my drectioaE
9th IN tauie be Gsned viii my hand wiring. aud
aaaPed IN the margin. Each Boz contains iry pile
6' The abovs Pills are fer Sale at t5s.
Basteore Of THOMAS CLARK, Fsaba,set.
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{ sOnfiling of ninety acres Of excellent
LAM. With barn the fame 6tared "a Ga,
Part offaid aud 10 under improvement. ishle fos
Jog and paurns-rhirsv covered vssh excs,a
Pine timber. lying within mic If Dir. Cssss ssssra
For further information, apply to
-. JAMES HICKS s.ts~ss.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-24

eae6t certain p,irosf.s, tv-v make declar.
atoms which are The cdapIing of deceit
and tal!hood, ant promis.s which they
know viii never be realized. AS foon as
their islniy is deteefss, the mind of the
ignorant, who are thus duped and delu-
ted, Is prepared to repe! even the truth (;
TO render them iufpicious of their bet
friends; and thus is all mutual confidence
deitToy ed.....fUmfr' Mujfam.
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Loft,

VTHE Copartherfhip Of MfrCfIh LIS ~aa BUX so.s.
IL this day, by mutual conirnt o'otsed ;-Al per.
fons who have demands ssaiua taid srm arc re-
queed exhibit shem Asd thote who ,bdeb ed-tQ
make immediate payment to NNLssY l. Miebsh, Who -
authorised iellIe the fame.
Anmi R. Mitchell,
N. Loring Mitchell,
Jeremiah Buxton.
NaefiuarsesGk Mayfb a. Tea. u
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"sct . rogue to catch a rogue"
Ex,raa from he Pre-
iiden,'s Mehage.

iiden,'s M.Gage. iiands TINS, viz sept.
Mercy Iy Avoiding 49,
.faJs asft5s IF expenee cve ,,r,.. o,o, so
as e1sAs eD,ssu d i ss dire. ia. ssss,19
ve7 tax, qoassu internal Sept go, s8oa.
taxes and soiihem borSoqo BY inrerna
mo 10 ,uaks Larcs and eC taxes, Boo, JOS IS
,.7ua,> so,v1ns, ,ox,,o,d BY dretasar, azo,se4 -
ne djsba.gs Of The public fun. due as
debt" nated bv MIR.
The Preiaent's fare- GaIla,in) on
ment then tands thus the direct tar
viz. Sept 80, 1907, 100000
Total fun
.AAes- ooo'Ooo received by d.
By direct tax, 100000 rea and inter
by'he finklag nal taxes 100000 f.
the natiokal Mr.. Gala.
debt. 600. 900 T.. hscan;a.
Blu. all by clear Aen fvud, 100000
economy
o, popularity thou -erasy jade,
Yet Oft thro love Of thee, the 0atcsman wife
The philciopher Profoaad, o'eresps the bouads OF
r.a6." lRamS'Sis Cssass.
II affords matter of much melancholy
reelection TO takea difpaflionate view of the
conduct of certain characters at the eve of
our annual elections. Were theyto weigh
we'll the cofsquence Of the means, and bafe
arts they make ule of to play upon the
credulity of the ignorant and well difpo-
fed were they for one cool moment to
eonfder how many of the vileit paiions
of human nature they fir up by their
vaccinations, WHICH would otherwife
have laid dormant, if they had any feel,
ings of remorle, or we're not calfous to-
the calls of confidence, they would covces
themielyes with the mantle of fhame. To-
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-24

4.s,sy " sss u Iessth crspeled to be-
leve that Ssvssl Freas Efq. ssnOved iron the office
Of Pcnmsner, in this Yes! Thu Oueh refpeted
citizen whs hs faithfully deharecdsh ducs OF the Office
io more than twenty Ave years, durins part q which
period the emoiumenls would aeey pay for candle Light
row removed aud for other reafon than 10 gratiiy
prs Of Poicsl 'nciersncs and acut"n, that would
e'sraee even the eeipu,m Of BsnpSA and add new in
fry TO the irornt Bahaws sf Bsrbary. H.t fueh are
tAs tines Let the peopls look TO it, that the fame iprit
does not ostan sendsaey Gate government, by the
esstion OF jAeobins to our councils.
Rsya~ IF D-sA.--Neu Hesnday is the jav which
the votes OF this town nc given in for regter Ia
the fra page Of ibis paper we have given ia of all the
eanddstes yet offered the pubs. We have received
nous Of fevera II them, which it is out OF
orr power to pubifh at length. II Is prefumed. there
fore that by blihas the entire if, without any par
ssl eonmendaton, fhall have discharged our duty
without eaufe vi complaint from the friends OF either OF
the numerous candidates
trh cas- usaeeeRsry Tor the friends Of newly ap-
posusd officer, reque forbeArsnee relative auy
p,irs'e snssss4 thar may be circulated. We leave CT
eiuhvey - secsu'tn 70 pre6t BY fueh meannef. Out
columns thAi be devoted to more important concerns
::::::::::::::::::::::::::
COMMUNICATIONS.
yAcosTN coNSTsTENcT-Aitcr Isbourns through
more than two pages Of yeerdsys paper, cad my eye
piece written ny mebody " no has had the etFron
terry ALERT that the toA gwen by Federala who
prefent At the Kennehunk Caucus. received viii
poteneis aud hat IL wanon MISREPRESENTATION
thai II either hed by the company hat the tom
pany called for the koguei March Mos quite 10 fat
good fir certain sentiemas who is Or ,u2iy attached
to the pretended Republican eaue. and who prefer
al the JuhIlee has given you the LIE by saersirg that
the Federal gentiemsns tosh Lifted, and that rh'
Rognes sareh called for by the company; and ta
too after he had your a4eueat But this nothing
f. Rrsn2- Q. with the "a
fasas .,Sb has told the bsb IN plain,
The FedsrsiGs begin to fear;
IL hlls their hessts with eoinAnt pain,
Since they p4ia saaa 60 often hear"
41n sd~assr y J.ss.. Psa a~S Ps,sg'.ftT'.
ass&sa-rwo uaiees II The peace in York county on
OF whom is sdsmuesas, famous for h. talent
than the esrrettnef al his poi,'cs or Tine oe
in familiar esnverissioa The iedcraIa remarked lhA
| he commi6on had almon ou, and, that - would no
perhaps DC iene~sd. The temocrs, probably iopprha
him one Of bic elan. replied, thar hi, COMMUNION Ia
bees renewed1y governor S"oss, and that he believed
paid !its!e politics 10 his sppo'atnen
il tho candidates Tor ofies honc and capable. bu
| lays the other am FsteTAhn, and Il Sir. saliva
ould be .eaed governor. Nc probably vii not IN h AZ
pontmess exercifx that eAsder os Which sovsrnos n'-
~ remarkable. erred s6s very confident desao,
ought il ~al be siehs, every fcer.hn h.ould
sxelucsd fsoG ofiee Il Ms ssv.a - choen Governor
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~ O~v iss,y (SisG wi + sAsskjN fen abs Asass-
er.g ss.p'gs slssS
:::::::::::::::::::::::::
aparrisp,
At Norshysrmsnsh, by Rev. r. Aaderfsn, Mr.. James
Prince, jun. Aliis Sarah Drinkwsfer.
Az PepperrslIaoso by the Rev. Mr.. whiteemb, DR.
Cyrus Johnion. 20 Mits Hannah z. Warren
Dieu.
At Wilmington. Gen. D. fIsiaer. NJ c. from Mary
iand-At Ohio, (fueide, Mr.. wikinson. He fAot him.
felt IN the preface OF his wife the morurg after he
mar. xd --A - Arlington, PENN Mr.. John Colerck
editor Of the "weaern Telegraph"
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n Large Heg.--A hog, fatsed by COL b. own,
OF Concord, 20 months old, was yeacrday bro.
by Mr.. Wilngion, in the market. which weighed
OF WI beiides ~ vt. caul. weighed l.psr4tely.-
Total COS.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-24

lkf We have received fcveral commuaica in n.
other candidates, which rea.oas above TIA
ted, eoniraned omit for the prcieut In this
de termination conicous Of meeting the hearty
of the fcveral candidates heir friends
being well peruaaed that however ready they may be to
promote the pubic Welfare they will yield to general
opinion, ia preference their pe,onaI atacfcn,s ana
w;,hes And 6ncercly congratulate our readers in
this happy profpet OF Union tina, fail defaroy the
hopes of az ininmatng party, that is Aruggng to Tow
ddcn.ons ksksy past Of the community
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9TH cas- oaseeeAsry Tor the friends Of a newly ap-
poa.sd cesr, to reqae forbeAranee relative to auy
r,fsss snssssfss that may he circulated We leave
euively 70 jseos'uta prsst by fueh meanuefs. Ou'
columns thAu be devoted more important eoacsrns.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-24

The CaodidaeAia rork County are.
Hon. John Lord,
Hon. Simon Frye, andI
Prentifs Mellen, Eiq.
Lineoh County, -
Hon. David Cobb,
William King, and
Mark L. Hill, Lfq'rs.
Kensebeek County.
Hon. Nathaniel Drummer, and
Samuel s.. Wild, Efq'rs.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-24
lpublit 1lanuue.
On FRIDAY,

On FRIDAY,
Ate s'clock, will Be sad at tbt Vtndaf Store,
Rum in noglheads and barrels.
French Brandy pipes,
Gin in pipes and bis.
Whikey and Apple Brandy in bls.
Sugar in hhds. titrces ard bis.
Coffee 10 ticreesa and bags,
,W sRasel ani brown Soap in boxes,
Mould and dip'd Candles
Raifns in kegs, boxes and jars,
Figs 10 kegs and trails,
Queen: Ware in Crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
"a usriety Of DRY GOODS,
s. AMONG wh,ch are,
! Cloths, Coatlngs,
Ksreymsfes, Dlthls,
\; plains and kerieys, &
NssroS .sttons, Serges,
Ne lsks, sshlue Fpiezes,
SCslraancass and Rliislss.
sYsfa Stockings, 81
,hntzes aid lieoess 4
slrIh hifeps; Silefi& -
Qmbargs and riisht ssrgs,
Nsa.as and Eiqihn isnd rs
Iassy Mullins aad Table Cloths
Bananaa Hantkefchiefs,
Coloufta Nhrsads, liars.
And iAhdry other Articles.
P. c. MARSTELLER:ssg ~
April 3 Is
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On WEDNESDAY,,

:, o,tlack. aUi8 Be J0ld at 6r grxaat Sfsrts .
s6e carer of King and Ueiea Freetsa
Rum in hhds. ana barrels
Whiikcy in barrels,
Apple Brandy in barrels,
Gin in caiks
Wine in pipes and quatter caas.
Mola1ss in hhds.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Coffee in caiks and bags,
Raifns in kegs and boxes,
Queens Ware, and
ALSO,
AUariety Of DRYGO0DS,
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
REV ARD.

Runaway from fbe subscriber On the 10Th
of Ccober last, negro nan slave named
B O B,
about 20 years of age, five feet nine inches high
straight l.mbed ara we'll formed; said slave hath
an impeachment in his spsach which prevents his,
readily replying TO acquisition. He commonly
wears ear rings. He took with him variety Of
good cloathIng, a description of which is bnneces.
sary, as it is probable he has changed them He
has been frequently seen about town since he alb
seconded, andin all probability is now secreted by
his mother, Winney Brown, formerly the slave
of Mr.. JOHN MuIs, late Of this town, bur how
said to be free The aboys reward will be pad
for securing said Negro BOB, in any goal, and
further reward of Ten EoLLAss for the dls-
coyesy OF those who have been accessory to his
conceanIent.
Captains Of vessels, &c. are for@arned at
their peril, not 10 fake him away.
ROBERT B. JAMESON.
Nov. IS.
AZ Cath given ipl clean linen and
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mo. 966.
WILL BE SOLD,


ALL the pcrfonal Efate Of captain
Thos. Triplett, dste4fed, coulltlag o. icve'sl
negroes, enc hohe, bed, beiesai and ta.nitofe,
one GIver wasch, fone books and !undy o!hef
articles.
The terms Of iale wiIl be, all fum3 rad.r ten
dolacs cath, and ali sboye credis OF mlaihE
all be given, upon ths pu cha!efs giving hoad
with approved leepriy.
All perions having claims againa his sGate
are eqatitea to Bring them IN properly anthen.,
iicated, on Or before the dsyof iale, aud all ~
debted are teque}e4 10 MAKE Immediate pay
mens. The Sale 70 comneoce al 10 o'ci'ck,
Charles Lilcio. 4do,rs
Geo. Il.2letr,
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]9crt Of portiaro.

There has been no foreign arriva! this port Gnce our
len.
tyst n,l,0,
AT ms feat in Gorham yefferday morning. Honorable
WILLIAM CORHAM, Efq. aged SO, Judge of Probate
and Chief uce of the Common Pleas for the county Of
Cumber!and His funeral will he Wedneday next, at
o'clock in the afternoon when his relatives and friends
are requefed to attend without further notice.
~ fetch of the life and character of the deceafed will
be given in our next
At Yarmouth Of the lock jaw, Mr. Jonathan Mitch
ell jun. aged 81.
At Edgecomb, Rev Benjamin Chapman, aged 46, miner
of that place.
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II FEW copies sf .is;:'. xovc,r11ow.s Ora
fiou, delivered an the Fourth Of 3uiy last, far
sale By JENKS q SHIRLEY, No J, Eisb-
strsc.. -
CT Su6scri5eys FIR TIE a5ove Grafton, are request
ed to call at the Office gfE. MAYO, Esq aud rserive
their rsstect:oe compliments.
Portland July o5.
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IHEhIRE-ulnioa sapail-PORILAND.

PLAY NEVER PERFORATED HERE
- 7te follo.uing entertainment sOos psapon<d on
f,'a,y Evs.i.s ss1s~~e: # .1s hs~s rails asr~.
HIS EVENING. MONDAY, July 40. rSoA, will
T. ne preieoed for TIE 6rl time in Portland, the
much admired elegant Comedy, in Aees ca led the
BELLIES STRATACEM :.
OR,
A SCHOO!. TOR LOVERS.
W,iser y abs sIsSrssed Mr. CssSly.
Doricoust, Mr.. Bernard Hardy, Mr. Dickenfcn-s;f
George Touch~o"d, MIR, Kenny Tlutter Mr. WILTON
C"urtall, Mr. Powell-Savii!e, MIR. Bisnal-vilcr. Mr.
Barnes.
Ietitia Hardy, Mrs Powell--Mr,. Racket, NJ g. Der.
nard-l-a y Frances rouchwood Mre Biga .il-Mifs O.
gle, Mrs. Dcke' fon-Kity Wilks, Mifs Bate.
In AG 4th.
A Mafquerade and Dance.
To which will he added the f.vosi,e Farce Of the
SPOiLsD CHILD.
Old Pcke, Mr. Kenny -John MIR. Bisnail-Thomas,
Mr. Barnes-Tag. 'Is ,sggsi ,Lgm~, Mr. D;cken6ou
Little Pickle fzriL SsngsJ Milf. Bates Mil. gtckle,
Mrs Betnard-Matia. Mrs. Dickenlor-Marsery, Mrs.
Bisnali.
Gs Doe,s opssed bapsE 6, 6 curtain 10 III. 6sifrsf
7 o'eloA -. 7akeH at nv. u. Caj@t-Bex.
IS ee"t,-Pw, 50 cent?
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-23

THEATRE.--Owngt to the fevere rain on Friday
the elegant entertainment then advered poponed
this evening (Sse aav.uifsxa4.. 1.-The comedy of The
Bile Sasgcr rank sanong the beit in and
ru from the ca Of characters that fail give
great fatisf ton The merits of the favore afterpiecs
OF the Spd Cd are too proveIbia require public mon.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-23

Two gentle men from Cork afew days fnce
had the curioGsy to open vault, belonging to
family of.h- Grants, 10 lower shandon church.
Yard, which had not been difurbed for about
a. years, and to their aNonilhment discovered
coffin empty, with the lid removed, and ths
corpf. lying proftrate along 6de of it, From
the interruption OH the coffin, it appeared that
the body il contained was that of a MIR Grant.
who was inferred in the year I7S7.--As msny
initanccs of premature interment have occurred
in this country. it is highly probable that this
gentleman had been only apparently dead.-L.P.
In
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-23

TICKETS.
DANIEL JOHNSON, has for fale at
~ the PORTLAND BOOKSTORE, (Sx. sfsb. Bible
Ne. S, MsGy's ko~. MisAs-S1s"I
A Number of tickets in the Amoikeag
.E7@ Canal Lottery. -
Second Cafs, which commences Drawing the 10Th inn
ALSO For mk AZ above,
Tickets in the fxth clafs of South. Hadly
Lottery.
The day for ,he drawing which, will he foon appointed
by the the candidate for Fortunes favor
apply in feafon
Prize Tickets,
In the 6rn and fifth clahes
of the above Lo terts will be re.
ceived in payment tor tickets in
the Second and Sixth clAiles.
Law books, Tcttaments, Bibles, Divinity,
Surgery, Hiftory and Novels,
on BETTER TERMS than hsyeyet
been offered fer Tale in the Diff
tricf of Marie, may be
had by applying .
above
ANEX ANIMATION Of the various charges exhibited
asaisa AAaos suss, Efq Vice PRECEDENT of the U'ited
Stass and development Of the characters ut his Po-
li,ical opponents-By A,i.GA.. July -.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-23
Silk Shawls, Kid Shoes, &c.

!2seeived.zs No. /, Central Roqv. Forc-sf,eH,
A N adortment of Large Silk Shawls--
Kid sHOES-Fine Cotton < Linen CAM3RlCKS
Black CRAPES-F.ncy CALICOEs-York TURIN.
TING. SC.
+ juiy "a.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-23
10 LEI.

10 LEI,
DART of 4 Dwelling Houte convenient for mail
family. PleAfAHt and ceatral ntua on..Enq1're
at this Oaise. jail 10