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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-28

$1,000 tickets at 10 dollars each, 10000
N. B. Pdzes f4bieeed TO a deduaion of I'll
teen per cent.
This Lottery has been authorized by the le,
giflaturc of Virginia, for the landsble Pufpose
of erecting a feninary ofiearnipg in or near tbe
metropolis of this Fate. With this view it IL
contemplated to raife 10000 dollars, and 1900
d~ollars,in addition, for deffaying the expenses a.
tendant on drawing the lottery. Citizens OF the
frt refpcetability have been iclceed as %trufees,
and they have pledged thendelves TO nfe their ut
mott e%xertions to carry it into effect. The icheme
has the advantage Of giving to each each adven-
turcr a chance for fome very large Pfiaes, waltt
the proportion of prizes toblanks, is 70 great as
TO invite the friends of the intended inftitution to
partake in the lottery, with very little rik of
their becoming lofers. The ~treaiurer of this fate
as to be appointed 10 receive the money for the
tickets as they are fold, and to pay the amount
ofthe prizes to fortunate sdventufers. 1t is be-
liesed that the above considerations will induce a
rapid faie of the tickets, and the drawing will
commence as loon as a fuficient number Shall he
fold to Authorize it-which it is believed will be
on the fccond Monday in december next.
Richmond, Jan. 81, 1904. co
Tickets t 0 be had of Robert
Pollard, Dr.. T. Breckenborough, fen.
VIM. Price, reg Samuel Pleafants,
Jun. and VIM. Pritchard.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-28
LnbyoUed A10ble Lands
TO LET.
July14.


THE fubfcriber is willing to leafe,
for a term of years, about 1900 acres of arabic
land, par, Of the Mount Vernon eaate.
The UNION FAR! tfaa contains about
GOO acres, aud will be divided into three tene
ments, each of which will be accommodated with
a dwelling houfe, quarters, and fufhcicnt barn
room. The meadow, containing so or 20 acres
viii be divided into three equal parts, one of
which to be added to each tenetncnt.
MUDDY HOLE FARM contains about 4 %
acres, is divided into fix fields, has on it two
dwelling houles, quarters a barn and corn houfc,
ard viii be let to one petfon or divided into two
tenements, as may be molt iuitsbIe.
Pofeeion TO be given asfoon az the. growing
crops are removed, with liberty to the tenants TO
fees in the autumn. For terms apply to the fub
lcriber, or in his abicnee to NatbantleC Hunter,
manager on the easte. The above farms are
from 7 TO Q miles from Alexandria.
Bufhrod Warrington.
Mount Vernon, Nav 81. zaw3w law
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For Sale. or to Let.

THAT beautiful feat whereon the fubfcribes
row lives, about half a mile from the tow OF
Alexandra. The Lot contains four acres, on
which are erected a handfome dwelling, with pi.
azzas round the frft and fecond Rories, a fable
and carriage houfe, befcc other out buildings ;
there are alto pertaining to the p%remiies. an ice
houfe, two {fprings of good water, and a fummei
and winter Fifhery, The ground is dnder good
fencing, and the greater part fet in clover, and
about 40 bearing cherry and peach trees thereon.
For terms apply to the fubfcriber on the pre-
mics, or at the corner of the Diagonal Rreet.
John Duff.
IuIv4 20
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TO RENT
LAM for Sale.

WE with tolelI a tract of LAND containing
between -four and Ave hundred acres, ftuated On
che Potomac, 10 Fairfax county, about miles
from town, and adjoining General Thompfon Ma
fon's. This property in point of elegance of
h~tnasion, is exceeded BY none, and Will be fold
low for cain or on a fhorr credi1.
Walter S. Alexander,
John Luke,
For the beas Ct Phil. Alexander, deccafsd.
Augua 10. go
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FOR SALE,

A very likely NEGRO WOMAN, about IS
years Of age, with her male Child one year old.
She has been accufom.d TO all kinds Of houfc
work, is a tolerable feamircfs, and is well &C,
aasnssd with the hurting and attending OF cihl.
dren. For terms
Apply to the Printer.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-28

THE work now offered 10 the American read
ser exhibits a complete view Of th= antiquities
manners, customs, religious ceremonies, laws,
arts, and literature of ancient Greece, at the peri
Cd q. its greatest splendour. A knowledge OF
these has hitherto been only a.ta,nabIe by a labo-
riious pesusaI of writer's who have been little soil
citous to Join entertainment with instruction
The Tra1sk sf A~aatba,as, on the contrary, are
so written. that the reader may frequently be
induced 10 imagine he is pefusing a work OF mere
a4,usement, invention, and f,ncy till his eys
g~lances 70 the bottom Of the page, when he per
ceivcs there is scarcely a sentence, and not .
single IA or circumstance, but Is supported "
the authority c. some ancient author. The "a
m4zing nunfber Of Interpretations may, perhaps
at .Arst sight, seen to Fave been unnecessary
and 10 have more the appearance OF a parade o.
erudition, than to be Of any real Utility: but x
is 10 be remembered that, at the same time tina,
they pust be highly acceptable 10 the man OF
real learning, by enabling him to refer immediate
ly to the original author, they arc extremely
useful, nay. we may say, absolutely necessary,
even to such readers as Car never be supposed u
have any intention to consult the authorities quot
ed as they clearly shew that such an idea, or
such a circumstance, is not merely a decoration,
or the offspring Of The fancy Of the author, but
Immediately taken from some apcient writer, and
therefore perfectly accordant TO the general scope
and Dlan CT the work,
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6.S:eo
WILLIAM RAMSAY

BEING anxious to clofe his former budnek,
Ieqaces al thofc who are Indebted to him to
fertile rheir accounts as early as p%clibie, and thoie
who have claims againR aim will pleafe Ptcfent
them for ad jufnens, !
70 RENT,
The Dwelling Houfe and Store in Prince erect
one door eaR Of the houie occupied DR.. E. c.
Dick they are beth in good repair. Poaeffion
may be had immediately. Apply as above.
June 4. d6toe
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Ten. Dollars Reuard.

RAN AWAY from tic iunicriber living in
CHARLES County, State of Mary land, near Bryan
town, a negro man named BAP, about twenty
years old, FIVE feet fcyen or eight inches high,
tcut, well made fellow, has a pieafng conte.
nance when fpeken TO-, a broad round dark face
with ANAL eyes, a hole in each ear, -four thick
feet wnFa large fear upon the Top OF one of them,
hi soes turns veFy mus b or. Had on and took
With MIN an old pair Of nakcen pansaloona, an
o%znaburg 7thirt, an old negro Gotten jacket, a
hort blue ,oag turnedup WIKI red, a pair OF Tip.
rci cotton itockiegs: a pair of old blue coating
e~fowfers, and a ccl. hat n4!f>worn wien he left
home, but having taken,with him clothes of spari.
Gus Kinds, he may have changed them. He is
fuppofcd 10 have made for Alexandra or the Fe.
sderal Guy. Any perfon aPpreheuding faid DE-
gro and lodge hin IN anyjsil 6 thai | get him
again fhalI he entitled TO tie above reward, or if
brought home, IN aea ton to the above reward,
all realonabie cxpeuces will be paid.
Matters of yslcls and OTHERS are forwaroed az
gainit h~arbofing or carrying him off at their
peril.
Robert Hagan.
AupUH II. eo3F6
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TIE PARTNERSHIP OF

William H. s Enoch M. Lyles,
is this Day, by nusual content, diaolyed. All
,ho,se indebyed TO the faid 6rm are e~arnetfiy re-
20 dfchsrge their accounts, and thotc
20 whom The faid firm may be indebted TO come
forward before either party, and hare their claims
iatisfatforiiy a~djuted.
WILLIAM II. LYLES
Will continue to do buinefs at the old fand,
next door to Bsnnett and Watts's, With the d.
termination OF keeping a c%oniaat fupp!y OF the
bef feieetej G0ODS-which will be fold at the
mott reduced rates fer CASH.
Aug: %. eebs
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-28
Lands for Sale or Rent.

~
/ will either fell or rent my TWO FAN
in the Reighbeurhood Of Fredericksburg, kDG a
by the names of Chatham and CLARKE. lR'%5I
containing about eleven hundred acres, on W. \
there is a good MERCHANT MILL. a"
excellent FISHERY. The other lupPotea y sd
abou, four hundred acres, one hundred Of WV
are now in corn, and in good order io' .o"
wheat. They are both in a high tate o." Nd
vaticn. In either event, / will ddpoie o. r Ed
of the Negroes, Stock, and Household
ture. aS|
Letters directed to me in Alexandra
paid, will be duly attended to. ,
William Etzhss',
AuguR 10. "
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T K NJ S.

/. The first Edition in America of Anacharsis's
Travels, will be comprised in four Vols octa-
70.
II. Ii shall b: printed on handsome wove paper
and a new type casting tor the purpose. Fac
Volume will contain about 400 pages.
III. The price to Subscribers. Per Vol. bound
and %lettered, willbe 2 dollars in boards, l
dollar and IS cents, to be paid on the delivery
of each Volume.
The European Edition sells at IL dollars per
sett.
". There shall be a handfome Map Of Greece
given with the first Volume, to beexscuted by
one of the bea Epgravefs-
v. Those who obtain ten Subscribers and tH'
come responsible for the payment OF the same,
hall receive one copy gratis. The wotk IS
now at Press, and shall be hnisllea with all
possible dispatch.
81 suJje,gpt,ons to The above uorl
7ecelued at Robert 6 John Grgs book
Store, alexandria.
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CcT3eSs &C,
Warranted Genuine, IL

London particular Madeira,
in pipes and half do.
Lifbon,
Colmana and
Malaga
Port Of an excellent quality in bottles,
Mcdoc. Claret, 10 cafes of two doz.
Loaf, lump and Mufcovado Sugars,
Syrup and Molailes,
London bottled Por+er,
Jamaica and Antigua Rum,
Holland ard country Gin,
Cogniac and Barcelona Brandy
White Wine Vinegar,
Philadelphia and Albany Chocolate,
sFIgB.ur, Madder, -Copperas, Brlmaosa
Sah Petre aud Alum,
Bngiih and country Ganpowders
Shot. snorted,
Georgia Cotton.
Imperial,
&Hyfon,
HyionS Skin, stems,
ard
souchongs, afiorted
Bet Green Coffee,
Spices OF every kind,
Durham and Dixon's Mufafd0
Lsiper's Snuff,
Spanlfh Segars Of a good qualitso
Baiket Salt for table ute,
Pipes IN boxes,
Wrapping Paper,
Bet Ssllad Oil,
sStoughton's Bitterss
Olives,
Soal Leather, !
Dsmijohas,
Rice and Barley, &c. &c.
June 4. as:e0
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Edwurd Hickey s. Vim. Rama

HAVING THIS DAY
Entered into partnerhip under the firm of Hack.
ley and Ramlay, offer for fale at their fore,
Corner of King and Pitt ffreets, near the Waih.
ington Tavern, a general ~sfortmenrof
Wanes, Sblratuops Liquors, Gr0-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-28
THE PARTNERSHIP OF

THE PARTNERSHIP OF
Thos. Clagett and Thos. H. Clagett,
Late traders under the Fl N Of Tbamas Chgen
and Ce. expired ol the hff day Of the ptefcnt
month. All thofe having claims sgaint shem arc
requefed to bling them in, and all ihofe indebs-
ed 10 them are alto requefed to make immediate
payment to Tbomas Ckgat, who is fully EN-.
powered to le,sle the fame.
Thomas Clagett,
Thomas Henry Clagett.
Jan. 10, 1904. {AIa aawstG
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-04
SALES By AUCTION.
Il GOOD CHANCE sox PURCHASERS.

TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC vENDUE,
On Tbw/day, The I4tb Of Jsne next. at 10 o'eloek,
1T tie C.!u~6as 7aSeyn, PoxrLAND
THE following LOTS OF LAND-vlz.~~
i About ~ acres, lying the wefery 6de Of the
road leading TO Sroucwasr, the fouthery line Of N.
MeLensr paure, carrying The width OF 30 rods 70 the
in Fore River. Said land laid ico houe
lots aplan Of which may feen
AT, About SO acres of LAND, in Falmouth.
6,ua.d the road sadng from SsosdsUs, 70 sAccarsp-
pa, well calculated for vausbe farm, 6tuated within
four miles and halt Of Ps,rlasf
Ayo zco acres Of valuable LAND in Windh0m.
which hout and barn, young orchard
of $50 Said farm yields about ton Engih hay
s well fupPlied with panue: 90 of which IS vau-
abe growth Of wood and timber ard is within miles ut
Portland Said farm will be fold together 10 part as
may fu putehAiers.
A6, 500 acres of LAND in Raynord, viz
No 8, in rage 8-No. IS in range 10, No & 9is
range No. 10 and in range "a, No IS % IN rs,gn
- Said lots notify covered With white oak tmhere
The conditions Of iae, which cannot fail TO ples With
more particular defcripfon, may be known BY spply'ug
to SAMUEL BUTTS.
Portland Ap,H IA fc,s)
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-04
FRESH FANCY GOODS.
GREEN, informs her friend

| CHARLOTTE GREEN, informs her friends
~ and the public that fhe has jun received az
ortment of GOODS, which will be fold very moderate
terms :-Compri6ng an handfome aGortment of Satns
Grapes and Tifanies plain, figured, and chambre Muf
Inns !; Caicoes furniture Chintz plain, figured and
coIored Cambrics Sarfnets Modes black and white
Iaces fpangled, black white and figured Fans Silk
Cords and Trimmings, of all kinds plain and colored
silk Gloves Engifh and French Silk and Cotton Hofe
Morocco slippers elegant aaortment Of Ribbons
Wreaths Plumes, and Flowers Paraios walkingaiek
and large Umbrellas, &c SC.
ALSO,
A large aflortment of Bonnets and Hats
of the mon fashionable kinds viz Cane willow, Rraw,
craze tiffany, fasin, and cambrck-a few Raneleish
Hats
rrMILLENAR7, MANTUdMAKLNG, and
all kiudt fNEEDLE.WORK. done ia the nsatse
manner, alta hort notice.
Portland, May Al.
STEPHEN Foster,
Head Long WbarE Fore-Ssresf.
IIAS Jun received for fale, feverAl Boxes
II Freih LEMONS.
dM-Several hundred prs. Mems SHOES-wholetale
and retail.
Zlesvif-An afortment of
EngLih 81 Wsa-lndia Goods, Groceries,
~ The above articles viii be fold very cheap for cain
or approved credit.
Portland My Ia
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-04
POETRY.
TIE BLIND ASYLUM.


STRANGER paufc---for thee the day
Smiling pours its cheer ful ray,
spf ads The lawn and rcars the bower,
Lights the Cream and paints the flower.
Stranger paufe-with ioftend mind,
learn the forrows of the blind
Earth and feas and varying fies,
Wifi not their cherries eyes.
NOT for them the blif. TO trace,
The ehfrePs animatng grace;
Nor or the glowing canvas find
The poets foul, the sase's mind
Not for them the heart is feen
Speaking thro' tn exprefive mein-
Not for them piGtur'd there
Friendfbip, pity, love dncere.
Helpless, as they fowly hray,
Childhood points their cheerIefs way
Or the wand exploring guides
rault'rng reps where fear preiide'.
Yet for them has seniusskind
Humble pealures here afign'd-
% Here with unexpected ray,
Rcachd the foul that fet no day.
Lonely bindnefs here can meet
Kindred woes, and converfe fweer-
Torpid once, can learn to fimile
Proudly Ger It's uiefui toll.
He whs de6gn'd for man to die,
Cpd on day the darken'd eye
humbly copy thou canfsfe
Give thine alrns-thou can't no, heal. I'm. Ps.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-04

At A Court Of COMMON Pleas for the county OF Gun
berand besun and holden Portland IN faid county
the third Tuelday OF February,A D. 1904.
o.. lie pet;ton of Iede whereof the folegon2
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-04

s'nR received and for jais at THOMAS CLARks
Bsokfsre, ri. e,sef. Po,tiesd
CERMON5 on various important fubjetts
- writ en- partly on iuadry of he more diff ut rsia-
oes in the Sas,fd Honvs, by Rev ANDREw Las, psf
tor of the birth church in L5on, Comm tisut conta
lup twenty nine Sermons in haodome voune s,ss
4 dollars.
Eccentric Biography or, memoirs of remark
able Female characters, ancient and modern including,
Actrcies, Adventures, Arthcreies, Fortune elltt.
Gpnes Dwarfs SNinders aud Vasraris.--4dI many
others who have dinguhcd thcmllives - their Cher.
ity Dill paon ntre pia,y, Learning ~ aineuee Credu.
lity sc. SC. alphabetically arrangcd forming pcaaas
IN ir r. Of Rea,aou to the fenfa.e mind Prize -
freth fupply of the Second Edition %
Waibe5' Ne1v Syfem of MeicantH 44,itkaiaic,
Adapted TO the Commerce of tae United States in its
Domelc and Foreign Rolaii n ;wth FORMS Ace ouni:
and oher writing uualy curing in iradef,iee estaj
IS eenn-W hoIia pure!afers upprd the pdl,iiacr.
price
THE AMERICAN COAST PILOT.
Iaterening to every Navigator and Merchant in the
United States Of America.
Containing the
COURSES AsD DISTANCES
Between the cpaI Hsrhours Gapes aud Feadlaude.
From Pa1amaqa addy through tbs Gntb'ef Fhsia.i,
With Directors failing Into The aae delcril the
souudinss, be arng of the Light houfes ieaeons
the Rocks Shoals, Iedges, &c Together With The
Courtes and Diitanccs from Cape-Cod, and
= Cape-Ann TO Georges Bank,
hcueh the South Eaft Channels and The fcnq OF
the Currents with the Landes and Longi,udos of the
principal Harbours Oh the COAT together with TIDE
TABLE
By CAprAa LAWRENCE FuRIONG.
Coyref7fd and improved BY tie maj experiment
PrktJ in tie United Observation-Disclosures matters
of vtHcs, wherein the manner of Icing bunei
the cuilsm houfe fully cucdated Pn6esd aefo,age
a5 IF Cs.g,yI--FOURrH EDIIiON.-P,ne 3 ea.iars
-LIKEvIsE--
A general alortment of BOOKS in the
various branches of Literature
BLANK and ACCOUNT BOOKS con1antiy for fae
and manufactured the A,ortel notice with K
tcuive aGortment Of STA TfONlARY and SCHOOL
ROCKS, wholefae and retail
Ayo Blank CHECKS for the Portland and Maine
Banks, bound and ched in marble paper different izes,
Mn -, ,8e4. 6w
+ O,t WITHIN lah ortnigat. green ak UmbreiA.
IL Whoever has found the fame, ald will leave with
the Printer, 1lail be generously rewarded.
N. B. The thinks he lett in fomc Office hors
Mar ~.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-04
SAMUEL WYMAN,
MOROCCO SHOE. MAKER.

y Efpeafuy informs his friends and the public, that
IN he has taken fhop door MIR. Jana B,ya"ss
Aore Mai. Street; where he intends carrying the buff
nefs Of making Morocco, Kid and Calf kin slippers,
which he will be of the ben knd-Every ia
vor which he may receive will be gratefully acknowledged
imal ahortment Of good SLIPPERS kept cenftant-
" for fale MY &.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-04

To he Hsn,ra,k he 5ydirss Of the Court efCerlm0n
Pleas, boldtn at Pei hond, in and fer Tie eour.y q
Cun5eylaad on rbs Third Ia.laer d February, dino
Do,rin;. 8o4.
IT HE petition .f Nielofas B2H, Of Portland in iaid
county, trader, humbly ilews that your petitioner
inereed in and lands feized in fee as tenant in com
mon with lorie other peIion or pcricns to your pe
tioner u,known of FIVE fifth parts sf one quarter OF an
acre of land more or tfs nated in !ad Portland, and
bounded as follows W eaaerly hY iaad owned by Will
iafi MI elan fou,hery by Middle Crsd wel.rly by
lard Of Thomas Hopkins ard nor hei!y by Temple
nreet And that your petitioner IS dthtous ct holding
alty W,cr, fore your petitioner rays that the fame
be divided and OF him hoe IN ieveray, agreea
by TO the laws IL th cafe made and provided; and as in
duty bound viii pray SALMON cH lsE-
14fS,ay 10 sts Psthiorer.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-04

lare Of Corhar, in the county Of Cumberland yeomar
dsceaed. by giving bond the law directs he there
fore equens all peIfons who indebted to aid deeeA
eds ettae. to make immediate payment and thoie VIII
have any demands thereon, 20 exhibit the fame to
Dated lNov ob I8oa STEPHEN Larry.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-04
Bytbe Ovey/eers gttbe Poor ana Work0oys

/
THE following is the preamble and 9th
i and IN feetons of The ao entitled
IN AC7 or e,eing Work HogIfs, tor tbe reception and
employment, Of TIE Idle and InAgent.
PREAMBLE.
WHEREAS erecting houfes for the employ.
ment of idle perlons. who neglea and reiule TO ex-
ereife any lawful calling or buinels to iupport
themlelves and families, and fer the poor and in
digent that want means to employ themislves, may
be ulefol to the public, and Especially TO fueh
towns as iall be conc erned in luch undertaking
Sea. 6. And belt tartter enaasd " TIE aatbs,iy
ofoesEnd, That any two or moe OF the overfeers
in any town that, either by themfelvcs, in con-
junction, with other towns, hsll hereafter eIsd
wof houfe. be and they hereby are authorized,
empow cred and direeted, TO commit to fuch houie,
by writing, under the hands OF The faid ose,ieefs TO
be employed and governed according TO the rules
and orders Of the houie, any Perion or per ions ,e
ding ia fueh town, that in this al declared liza
bic to be icnt thi,her.
Seet. T. Aad be ii enaaed BY The authority etorsaid.
That the perions who lhall be liable TO be tent
unto, employed and governed in any work houie
ereeaed, or to be erected by or more towns, IN
purfuance of this act, are, all poor and ind'gent
perfons that are maintained by, or receive aims
from he town alto all perions able of body to
work, and not having eftate or means otherwiie 10
maintain themfelves, vho refute OF neglea 10 to
do, live defoIate, vaerant life, and exerciie no
ordinary calling lawful buhnsis, futiicient to
gain an honea livelihood, and all iuch as. having
fome ra,eable eRate, but not foffieient to qualify
them TO vote in town affairs, do neglect the due
care and improvement. the' eof, and iuch as tpend
their time and property in psblie houles, TO the
neglect of their proper buGnels. or BY o'herwiie
influencing what they earn. to the mpoveliihmenr
of themfelves and their families, are likely to be-
come chargeab!e to the town and to the Con-
monwealth.
THE Overfeers now fra pubfh the foregoing
paIapss of the law for the information OF all con-
eerned. It will be obferved that ,heie regulations
could not be enforced until work honfe had been
erected, although the law enacted feveral years
ago. Bat now that the town has work houfe
conformable to the provon Of the Legillalure, the
Osereers conceiye it to be their duty to inform all
perlons who are the iutjeas OF The foregoing law,
that it will be proper for them to take notice OF IT,
and 70 govern themielves not to pu.ue any line
Of condud which may expolc them to be commit
ted TO the fatd heuie.
BY order of the Overfeers.
STEPHEN M'LELI.AN Chairman.
Portland. Gfay 7, i8o4
- WANTED IMMEDIATELY.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-04

Sale by order OF court.
To be JSla at public vfnd"s on Wednslaay the 9th
dayg June nsst, at tbs coAnnb'an fd"'n'
/. Portland at iI'oslak, nfbe fren0'r.
4 LII the Real kftate of JOHN BLAN-
A cHARD, late of Biidgton, dcceaied-viz.
A valuable FARM containing enc hum
bred acres land delightfully."- dtuated the can de of
long pond in Brdgeton within mile of samne' Aairews'
Gore, with houfc and barn thereon, and aonrihng
young orchard containing about three hundred trees
also,
Lot No. rs. in the firit range and fecond
div6on of lots in fad Brdgeton ing eigh,yeght
acres, with the houfc and barn thereon.
The above lots excelIcn, for moving and ,llage
ard are very pleafantIy ituated.
STEPHEN LONcFELLOw, JUN. AA~i.ja,a,or.
PoyfI7sd, Nav sfb, 1904.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-04

THE following is the preamble and 6tl
i and IN feetions Of The a0 entitled
IN ACT for e,e7ing Wo,k Hogss, fer The reception an
employment, Of TIE Idle end Lnaige"t.
PREAMBLE
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-04
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

1nG received and for Ja's at THOMAS CLARk's
I Bsotfere, Fjs G,sa. Po,tiasd
on various important iubietfs