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2nelasons AisA-6looaea Eagiish horse,
H A NJ 3 L Z T O N,

Bred by the Duke of Grafton, beautiful bright
bay. near sixteen hands high of high form aud
elegance rising thirteen years old, in good health
and great perfection, Imported last spring by
William Lightfcot, Esq OF Charles City county,
and now his property, viii stand the ensuing sea
sou ~ the subscribers, IN Charlotte county, FIVE
rifles below the courthouse, and three from Boul-
denis old stores, TO cover mares at Six Guineas
She season, for which roe win be required, dis
chargeable by the payment OF Twenty Dollars,
1T any time before the 10th of August next, when
the season will expire, with One Dollar to the
groom for each mare, paid at the stable door,
Good and extensive pasturase, we'll enclosed,
with creek and branches running through, the
Cat land aHordimg as good 70 ward pastures as .
ny i'll this Part OF the country, gratis. Servants
that may be tent with mares vii be boarded with
out charge, AMI mares fed, ifreqhred, on reason
able terms The utmost attention paid and care
taken to prevent accidents, but will not be respon-
sible Tor any that may happen
HEERI' LESTER.
March ), 1904. wtf
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WeStham Iron Foundry,
NEAR RICHMOND.
49,.

TIE subscriber taxes The liber.y of informing
the pubic that he has taken lease and is 1t
present. working the above foundery aud having
provided the hes, artists in that line from New
York and George Town together with Pig Iron
of the first quality -
Proposes 10 c-ss-MI guigeons & Inks Of c.
very description; also. cas- IRON wheels for the
chinery of mi,is Kunford, registered and plain
CRATES; gra'e front and DO toms. for Kumfordi-
zing FIRE places large AMI small stoves c;.bou
ses and cabbin stoves ; franklin stoves Cor wood
or coal; kitchen CRATES, with crane and range
complete ;coach warmers SPAIN stoves AID marl'd
plates; cast railing cf every pattern; plow
sha es and plow boards cast Wagon, coac7
phae.n and chair boxes scale weights from
10 CO ID sa-h aud clcck weights; "a emf ta&
irons for smiths. very approved pl&n :
backs, jams and back aysi nail cutting machines
with screws 1mpicie; wheel barrow bnwlcrs !,
garden ditto cas-: iron anys iirc dogs and hand
irons of every dc crip;ion--together wish any o.
ther article in he casting line, given pattern.
at the shortest notice b. application Al the fu.~
mace, or TO
JAMES DUNLA p, in Richmond.
-S5'h June. 1904 w3n
Z. S Cd lion purchased by. pii!icaaan as 4
bove.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-04
For me cure o. certain dreadful difeafe.


HAMILroN's Woam LozsNCEs.
This Medicine has received the APPRECIATION Of
respectable gentlemen in very Gtudton in life, aud
- al parts Of the United States it has Good the
teh Of fix years extcnGve experience, and il be-
iieged on good grounds that nearly rwo Hundred
Ihou'aCd pefion, have received bsneht thereirom
from the infant 20 the aged OF D ,th lexe,, and
under every circumstance and no,wpthasnding
the attempt. o. feveril euviou. perions 20 impofe
eounicrieits on the public. yet the prefent demand
tor Hamilton's Worm Drftroying Lozenges il
much greater than it has been az any former PEI
Rod and it is probable that no advstifed medi-
cine ever acquired an equal reputation.
II IL no ineOnGdeG able evidence OF the utility o.
our remedies, that during thc above period, no.
merous limitations OF every article (the produ ion.
OF ignorance and iueJperenee, urged by envy and
Penury) have intruded on the public, Teen a day.
and then PERTH cd-othcrs now fuceeedthen1, which
IN like manner arc tar defending TO L" the tomb
Of the Caguls,s," While our remedies become more
generally ufed, nd acquire daily aeeeIion Of we'll
earned celebrity
TO prove t,hs impofitions Of wor;hlef. or dan
getou' preparations, pusehaicrs are reqne1ed 20
remsmberJ that an engraved label, with the
h1na,ure Of Richard Lee 90 couutsrleit which Il
leIoGy) is affixed 20 each o. :s gea.ins meIisiae.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-04

P-yo advertisements, NJ c.rccediag Il square
satcnSth, ARE inserted in rhis lqiter for SeJcS,-
fy-fUe cea.s "a. first time three d2!'Grs To,.
three rUcekS 6tines) Grt FIR eUery aaa;-
fionatinsertion thirty-three cents. Long ones
an thc same f.rohorfi0n-itaLesS a saeciaL con-
frGcf be ma ls bV Me utar.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-04

~" For the MORN; alton or the Ere eholdsrs or
the STATE. The following corc6lis' Of the pers ms
who compose the Republican roke' of Electors %
Presdens and Vice President OF The United STATES,
Is pa'.i5hcd
the Ele5ian for Electors will be holden in each
county aud corporation, on the irst Monday m
November next.
philip N NICHOLAS, Chairman.
II. FovsHEE. Sec'ry.
Richmond, May 25sh, 1901. wifi
Richar Eyers Lee, IF N5,toif Borough.
john Goodrich, Of Isle # WSb;.
EAwarl fesran, IF Diswiliie.
DIR. Richard Field, Of BT70sswick.
Thomas Read. IF Charlotte.
Creed TAYLOR. Of Cumberland.
William II. Cabell, IF Aui5eys..
George Penn, ofPanick
George W. Of C.ty Of Richmond
John Taylor. oFCuOline.
LatNin Smith, efKmg e. Gueen.
John Mi1oi, Of S6Ofsyivntia.
Wi'Iiam Elizcy, of Loudoun
William Dudley, Of WarSicI.
Mann Page, of Gloucester.
ohm Ta,iaterro, jr. et King George.
Richard Bren;, Of Price Wiliilw.
Hug Holmes, Of Ere ,erick.
James Daley, Of Hampshire.
JAmes Alien, at Shenandoah.
Archibald Stuart. Of augusta.
James M.rarlane, pf Russell.
Cen. ,hn Preston, al Montgomery.
William, Mckinley, IF Ohio
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-04

II DECLARATIONS, by The Retresen,o.
tues Of the United States ef .dnerica, III
Congress assembled, L!y 4, 1875.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-04

JOHN NICHOLAS, elk.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-04

George Peery and |i.irn pee.y.0
l.AiMtits.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-04

George Peery and Ei.,I"m Pee.y,N
Plaintiffs.
AGAINST
Thomas lnshs Lon Brown, Jo- In CAaneery.
seph Davis N. HcuC Fairly,
james Baly aud Thomas Pick
ems, defendants
TENHE defendants Thomas Ingiis not having
/ entered his appearance according % law and
the rules of ihIs court, and it appearing to tile
satisfaction OF the couI5 by the oath OF Andrew
Peery that the said lnslis is not iuhabi'ant of
this commonwealth On The motcn of the plain
tils by James Thompson their attorney. IL is or
deyei, that the said Thomas Inglis do appear here
on the first day of the next August term and an
swer the bill Of tho complainaats; and that CO.
py of this orler be inserted ia some newspaper
published il this state and continued for three
months successfully, and that another copy DC
posted up at the front door Of this Courthouse.
A Copy.
Teste,
12t' JOHN WARD. C. r. C.
Taken up by the fubferiber living on Icren.ies
fork of Law(on's creek OH the fouth fidc of Dan
river, in Halifax county, ReiGer, about three
years old, marked with imoo,h crop iu the righ:
and a deep flt and nick on the under iiic OF the
left ear white or n,oS!ey face, white under her
belly and fpeckled sgs-spPraiiei to FIVE dollars,
November ash, 1895. Ea;siH GG,Iiqs9an
Thomas Watkins J. p. wigs
a copy Teste, .Jobn By&saalc. q : b.. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-04
DECLARATION
OF

I N D E P E N D EN- CE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-04
Valuable Medicines,

EUsr received, and for fale a, the Book Store
y o' S. PLEAsANrs, jr.-who is appointed the
ONLY agent for Richmond Sold wholefale and
retail 10y RICHARD LEE, No. Sc, Maiden Lane,
New York.
The following remedies have for tx years pan
Been celebrated for the cure of mott 6iieaGes "a
which the human body is liable, and are in high
elteem, and general ufe throughout the United
States. many of theu, being fold cheaper than the
drugs OF which they compounded could be
purehafed ct 4 retail Gore, for
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-04
Twenty Dollars Reward.

z UN away from the iubferiber on Tuefdav the
18th int negro man named SAU, abou, I
years Of age, and about feet s or 6 inehe, hiyb.
by trade black 'fmith, and can do better work
than mott Of the country fmiths and more iufe
nu'y THAI negroes generally puGeis he las
qWek way OF talking and four countenanee when
ipoke to ihsrply; he has full broad face and We
~ b'deNJ and ipsll fear over one OF his eyes.
lie took with him feveral fuits OF virginia elo,b
Clothes. cloth coat and psntaloons Of dark co.
losr, fur hat and pair Of dHe noes, two vbite
linen lhirts and two coar(e ones Whoever viii
take up the above lcllow and bring him 20 me or
lodge BIN 10 jail 70 that ge, him, fiall receive
the above over what the law allows, by
EdSvqyd FerHeyhough.
Albemarle county, June u. l9O4 2w
j. 3 'cas aSoys isllVw IL Goa, & vel q. &c
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-10
late Tore(ga gntstllgsnls,
Received BY the ship Lve Oak, from gA
.jast, arrived at NezO-2ork.
BELFAST, Jane IS.

| French and Dutch papers to the sls,
Of Nav have been received. The Nom
;1uer of the Goth, and its Supplement, con
talns the whole OF the Scnatus Coasultun
which confirms the Imperial dignity in tbe
family Of Boaaparte, and Of winch we have
already given an abstract. The most prom.
ineat articles in the Paris papers, relate u
the trial Of The persons implicated in u-
late Conspiracy that commenced on ,hs
28th OF MAY, at nine O'Clock III the mornjn,
at th@ Palais dc Justice.
0ne q the papers contains an official &C.
count OF the trial and condemnation Of
person said 70 be guilty OF conspirinc a.
galnst the ne.y French government. H.
was Immediately shot? ~lhis is one wav
OF sjlencing popular clamor!
1t dsss not appear that the sovereign Dec.
pie Of ,Fra..ce have been treated with mucb
ryspect On this occasion for it certain,
was nor very civil III Bonaparte to proclaim
hian5eli Emperor first and then to ask their
opi2a!on upon the subject afterwards,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-10
MAYORS OFFICE,

Augut 6, 1904.
SOME of the P-oprietors of the ground in the
faaare. ccmprehs between ST. Afaph, King,
PIT sod Cameron ttfects, having Neglected 10 AL
up the came, ags-esbly to an order of The Com.
mon Counc:l paiI.d ,he 9Th day Of April lsa the
Sspes,n.epd$nt of Poiioe is hereby reqaired TO
have that duty pertosmed, at the expcnce ct sae
Cooperation, and afterwards proceed 70 recover
the arroua thereof from shr deaaultets T.pceflvs-
~, IN TIE mariner Prefclioedfor Iht sseogeiy OF
Eii;flla c. Dick,
Ma or os Alexandria
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-10

The last Hamburg mails brought nothing
OK material importance.
Accounts from Vienna, state that Bona.
pare wi.l undou5tedty:be recognized that
.couri, Emperor of the French, with the ac.
ceasoriai rights of hereditary succession,
bat on Certain conditions TO be settled here.
after.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-10
LONDON, June g.

,4.ONDON, June 8.
The last Hamburg mails brought nothing
OK material Importance.
Accounts from Vienna, state that Bona,
parte wi.l undoubtedly.be recognized bvtba,
-cour4, Emperor of the French, with the &C.
ccasorial rights of hereditary succession.
bat on Certain conditions 10 be settled here.
after.
Eune g.
Mr.. Liyirsgatons visit 10 this countr,
continues to be the subject Of much specQ.
latlon. It IS now generally understood to
be q political uatures and that the visit
OF III. FOX and MIR. Grey 70 Mr.. Pitt, re.
lated to it, and not to the business which
public rumor has hitherto assigned as the
cause.
The Post boy conveying thermail from
Castle Blakeny to Euam, was stopped on
Wednesday evening by :wo men armed
with sticks. who robbed him of the mall
containing tF9 bags Of letters from the fol-
lowing tow:,s viz. Ballna, BaIlinrobe, Bal.
lyvary, Castlcmar, Dunmore, Deal Gas lie,
Foxlord, Holiymnunt Killalla, New Port
Pratt, S'4lntord, luara, and Wasport.
The following particulars have been re,
ceived with respect 20 the firing which
took place Of the French coast on Sun.
day last. Gne Jamaica and Champion FIJI,
gates Oars, Orcs:es and Speedy sloop Of
war and Fur bomb, sailed from the Downs
on Sunday morning, bat in consequence Of
a calm did not reach .h= French coasftillbe
erenjnr, wtsen they discovered about 50
sail Of ire enemy 'sveasels proceeding along
there, between CALAIS and'Rouiogne. Ga
1he approach Of our squadron they con-
menced q heavy FIRE, aidedby the batteries
on shore, which unfortunately, from
theirhcing too l;ttle end, our ships were
unable to return wiki eject. o. the az.
proach Of DAY Highs next morning, it was
discovered that tue ereny had taken al
vancapc OF the night, and returned to Ca'
las.
Yesterday. about O'Clock. the Russiaa
Ambassador had A audience Of Lord
Hawkesbarv, az his Office.
The 1!onisauy is WHOLLY silent OIL t:s
subject Of the state trials. The .IournQitl
Commerce contains continuation Of
the Characters and offences Of the coli
splrators mciuded in the Indictment pre-
pared hv the public accu5er,
Eesides fll-se ALREADY given we now
have those Of Dairy, Conan a1iutaat'
Bourbon, attached to the staff of Georges
Lemer5.tr, a Cheouan Ca1oudaI, captain
Of Chouns, related to Georges; Lelao, a
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-10
FOR SALE.

A very likely NEGRO WOMAN, about as
years Of age, with her male Child one year old.
She has been accuaomsd 60 all kinds OF houfc
work, is tolcrahic iesmarefs, and is we'll &C.
qusinted with the hurting and attending of chill.
dren. For terms
Apply to the Printer.
Aug. S. d3t 2aw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-10
In C0MlNON COUNCIL,
AuguSt 8, 1901.

Ordered, tina, John Mckinney, William
Rely, and Joseph Harper, be appointed
commissioners to hold al election at. Ohm
Hodgkins's tavern, in the third ward on
MONDAY the2oth day ofthe present month
for the purpose of electing msmber OF the
Common Council, in place Of John Dur
dass Esq. resigned. And that due notes
thereof be given.
Test,
JAMES NJ. M'REA, c. c.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-10
From she CRAaLssroN CogE1sR.
TO THE EDITOR.
" Nos pama natam,ls. I"

An inandatioa. says the ia BE.
O'era 9w'd farmers barn and stable,
Whole ricks Of tsy and stack q e2fa
Were /: wa the sdad-n touens borne,
While things OF hetel egensous kind,
TogetheTA AT ~ith tide AMI wioi,
The generous wheat forgot its prize.
And saii'd with LITTER s'dt b side,
Usi,;ng I'll 70 shs'v shTlF AMY,
As in a genetslJca!am"y:
Aebslt Of 'new dropt bor5f's aree
III kiag WITH apples u fhe ttr,ng.
SAID 70 she p,ppin pet aad P'ln'3
See brother, how We ap2lea SWIM.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-10

On this authority, which is too respecta-
bic to be reslst,c, it must be en- for grant
edthat learnlngi is vanity, and therefore eau
not make man be better than his neigh
bour. Besides which, It's coming by ma
ture shews that we have allan equal natural
claim on that account. 1t is not that this
man or that has ne learning, bat thathe has
not had leisure to look out for it, /"
don't KNOW said man once who was
asked whether be could play the fiddle,
* | don't know, tor-I never tried
Il there were any thing in Tie which re-
equired more of those qualities On the
strength of which people assume SO much
superiority over others, admit it is go-
,vernment. Yet what in the name of won
der is to prevent any one manfron govern
ing as well as another? There is no such
mighty secret i'll it, and if there was, it
would not be good; because secret work
ms is always suspicious, and government
ought never tobe suspected for what men
suspect they can never willingly obey, aud
zphat meycannot zUili1gly obey, heg OUGHT
not to obey ata0.
Would not yeu think itoddif could
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-08
Afon;lSixg lnviEJAs Lody.

THE Acoustic Temple, and Incomprehenf-$
BILE Cryaai, exhibiting in this town, Capt..
HuBBs' house in Fore Street Clay CtOe
The amateurs of lcience and experiments will
End in this exhibition the oi furprns phtnonenn that
has been fcovered in acouics the proprietor
therefore PERFUMES fsiter hmfe that the Ladies and
Gentlemen OF Port and will honor his performance with
the fame degree Of appauie which has 70 uniformly a,
tended it 10 London, NewYo-k & Bo0Cn.
This inexplicabe aurcular and optical illuEoa
which prolenes expofe the practices of artfnl mRa,s,
pretended ngianl, aud fso,ey ana to open the eyes Of
thoc who fill foner aburd belief in gbf qonet,,
;uratiOus rona &C. will enable the attentive ofcrver
JUN idea of the articles by which they mpofed
the uei..us and ou, in this and former ages and
AFFORD ALTO the fpea tor i.tereGins entertainments
Descriptions OF TIE EXHIBITION.
In temple fspreicnting thoie where the Egyptians de-
livercd their oraccs I'm ali altar and crytal de-
tcribcd ny DIR Dee, SC for conGIl,i.2 iriri,s Fron
ibis proceed tie orals for conveying qush,ons and
fwers. The whos apparatus unconned with furousa
ING ohetis.
A converfa,ion may be held any fubjca; fncns,
laughing fehins breathing &c cofe the of tho
dicnce- giving ihlir number, eis, &c without arg
vGb'e interference agency, complste deceivng the
fences. appear to lie the caeet of magic
1sdmnfnnee o efs eti!d'en Is horrs Of erls-
hilton, fran til I, ent fran q tr IN The corning.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-08
New Store.

THE flblcribers having formed cot.
4 h: I % in adiiaef,, undcr ,h- firm Of
ZACCHEUS HANNAFORD & CO.
beg leave TO inform the public that ey have opened the
0ore No. L. and Eaebmee R0zV Middle nearly
oppoEte Dr. Ervngs, where they have for fa'e
ENGLISH, WEST-LNDIA GOODS, e
GROCERIES,,
a. los, as can be purchaed in hrorg -rbN6 ere,
complete ahortment OF Broadcloths,
India Cottohs Bandannas and other andke rch'efs Pa.
per hangioss Waits No. Chocolate, Gotten and WOOL
Cords Pgta Fig Tobacco, Rice Flour Cand'es rep
per- Ginger hli,nce, Nu,Mess, Cinnamon, Loaf ana
Brown Sugar white Havana and India do ffy'on'
Souchong and Bohea fsas Cod and Pollock liih Law
erpoo Salt quantity Stone Jugs from hall sa'on 20
gallons Clear Pork Georgia Cotton, Cshee, "'oane.
French Brandy Holland Gin, cioegar, 4d 3D. "a, d.
and I'D Nails Cd w.os.t Brad al sd. and "a cut nra1'
with heads 4d Cd Sd. ted and acd, Csi Plates, spike
and deck Maj, reds, Gin cafes paints and %" opci!'ae
oil Ruia and Swedes iron of all zes heart ana c'uo
Rce, Fnslh and American made Shoves, Gro" '> ana
pillow flare mouljs, good aHortment hci CIV war;,
and 8 by 10 London Crown Glais powder and mott
Madeira, Port, Nadoni. I.bon, Sherry and malaga,
Wines, few doz London Porter, thirty ads excen
lent favored ST Croix Rum--Alio number OF imaii
articles numerous to part'euisrse mak'ne 70 'ne
whole complete soraent as can be found .. any
one fore in town CoaAant attendance from iunhe 20
nine o'clock the evening, and every favor sr"uy ae
knowled2ed =,
Zaoeseus Hannaford.
WiHam W'sbb.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-08
Portland, Sept. 40,

lit Riebasdisn, Wharf.
100 Hbls, Mcls Nc. and Beef;
40 do. Bone middings. No. and FORK
40 Chefs Hyfon, tlSfon ikin and
Souchong Teas.
40 Gin Cafes Entitled to
Pipes Gin Debcntures'
Malaga Wine per qr. Cais
Bbls Rofn,
Boxes J by Clals
Do Bags India Sugar;
Salt Petrc
Bales Georgia Cotton
4th Proof Brandy.
ALSO,
Liverpool, lie May, and Cadiz Salt.
f., Sale y J. RICHARDSON.
Sp. 70.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-08

Is puhllhed every Mo.d.,, by E, A. jerks N,he
Printing Office, Ne. =, Fsb-SsssA, PoRrlASn; "here
fubicrpsons, advertisements communications, &c.
are received with attention The price, 10 countr
iubfcribers who receive their papers at the Office,
in packages by the mail, is ONE DOLLAR & Fifty
CENTS ytar.-SJ Subscribers who live in towa
aud hoIe whole papers i aled and forwarded iepa.
rAtely, will he charged TWO DOLLARS year.
~ Aavs,t., viii derive peculiar advantages as their
favors will be rubihrd (wthout etisa priee) both 10
this paper. ana in gis.ay. ComMrReiAL GAzrvlH
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-08

L.rd Falkland the author Of the play called the Mar
age Night, choien very young to fit in Parliament
and when he r elected, fome of the members oppc-
fed his admiGion, ugingha hehad oiaH bis wild oat
"71en replied hey reWb tie b 4Oa, rs @s ,tmaaA
the bors 7sbevs ssers arr nanygnt to fifttssm .p"
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-08

WILLIAM GORHAM,
REspEcTFULLY informs his friends ana
he public in general, that he has ai received ifefh
supply of
WESr-INDIA GOODS Sc GROCERIES,
cn,0ny 40hieb are,
Soft f,cld ALMONDS and MEATS.
PeusEs and RAsIHa,
NJ cs, Clovss, and NuTMxoS
Port, Liibon, Claret, WINES.
Sherry, and Malaga
Vinegar.
Rhode -iiland CHEESE,
Gear l.eer PORK, &c. &c &c.
The above articles will be fold cheap for ea:h at
his lofc eject.
Portland, sept. s.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-08
S,rayed.

TAKEN up by Jo6 HslRea, jun. on the 10Th
i day Of Ausua, 1894, Redih HORSE. with A
wife Gripe in hi. face, hit IN main and tail and hi
legs white ameh up to his ganarals fuppoied tc be
bou, G1 feven years Ga The owner Of iaid horfe
may have him again by proyin. property and paying
charges
Nts,gsuesee,. S.M. I.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-08
Morocco and Kid Slippers.

MANUEL WYMAN. has jutt received aod
tor aie Jew pairs Of Fancy aud plain Kid Slippers e
DUAL 10 any imported for dur ability Lkew'i. Men
Women aud Children Morocco Slippers, OF the ben
auaiity which will he fold Moderate pro nc at his
iaop next door j. u !. B,y'"'' itore Ma'a nreet
erward and examine youiefve> Country pu'chAet'
fuppiel on good terms F0'"'"'' arg ~
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-08
Dancing School.

MIR. RUGCLES, respectfully Informs the
Lad q, and gentlemen OF Portland that he rarpoes to
open Dancing School at Ur0" Hail. which he ,H'ends
for the Instruction of young MAit,rs aud Mites IN tEat
very polite Accomplishment
lie beg leave 70 oterve that he hath for many years
pat taught sapeiug in New England, aud New York,
and has letters introduction from gentlt men 81 rel
peetalty accommodating HIM as man OF good morals
aud qualified for hi. proit 'on and !hou'd he by ms
teution t, the and graceful depo men OF MS
pupils merit the patronage and appreciation OF the PEG
pie it will be his higher, snsb;,ie"
His fchooi will commence the hrlt DAY u oeto
Der II will he attended two Afternoons IN each week.
bro;nr,p a. ,wo o'clock to lie im haN pan four
Terms M DC known Maj ferts Coffee Houie, where
at preGns Ma RuccLss my be fPoken with
lie afo intends an Evening Sch oil at the fame all
for Young gent'emen 1hoie who win 10 a,'end ne IA
vitts to call and leave th. fsn.tute xith him as ioon
a. ia convenient poyGAaI, Stftss6e' -.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-08
Thirty dollars Reward.

bTRAYED or itoleu from the fubfcrber
the tight If the 9Th iva dark bay NJ II E, with
black and tail mail aar on her forehead IS a.,
bout "a hands high long bodied, finn legs, natural
ter of very hsndfome carriage the FOX Of her name
trimmed off Whoever will return fad horfe TO tho
n:r give nforsation 70 that he may be obtain ihau
ys the above reward IF noen additional re.
az Val be given to iecure the thief
Join Red.
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