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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-30

Is prbihhed every Mss6s, by E. A. JENks. at the
Prnting Office. Ne. =, Fs6-Ssvssf, PoRTLAnp; ~hcre
nhfcr'ptions, advertisements eommunic cations. &c
are received with xttention The price, 20 country
isblerbers who receive their papers at the office or
IN packages by the mail, is ONE DOLLAR & FiF1Y
CENTS ysar.-GT subfcribers who live in town
AND sh"e papers are aled and for~a ps.
rateiy, will be charged TWO DOLLARS year,
% ASS"tys,. will derive peeu.isr adv an,ages asheir
iavors viii DC rubiifed without exta price, both il
this paper. ana in 25Hy1ys CohMIaciAL CAxrrrs.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-30
Taken up adrift,

1N1Ear Hog-iAand- iedgea YAwL Boar.
N about fifteen feet in length. The swner may have
Der again. by proving property and paying charges APP
ply 70 LEMgHL FVKsY,
Portland ziR July.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-30
Silk Shawls, Kid Shoes SC.

l2ses;vsd at No. I, Central, Rsso, Fo,r-ss,sS
A N afortment of Large Silk Shawls--
Kid SHOEs-Fne Cotton * inch CAMBPICKs
Black GRAPES Fancy cALiCOES-Yofk FUkNs-
rURES-~SHkE q INC. &c.
jaly "a.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-30

TIyR the fubfcribers having been ,ppointed BY the
w honorable VIM 0orham. Ffq Judge of Probate
for the county Of Cumberland receive and eisire the
claims of the creditors the enatc Of SiMfos SKlLisw
late of Cape Elizabeth in faid county. Cenfehan dcS
Grated. Represented infoIvent Do hereby give no.
tice. that 6x months allowed 10 fad rred;tors -
bring in and prove their Claims and thar a iii attend
that ferviee the dwelling houfe Of Mary sxstt1s Il
Cape Elizabeth tho Ian Mondays If July. Aueun.
September. Otaober and November from three 10 Svs
o'clock. =. N. ARCHrLAUs EWlS
SAMUEL. DUNN, I~WoscH
cepe Esz1i-s, Jxt 8
THE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice to al con.
i cer0ed, thrt ihe has been duly appeusrd aud has
taken upon heref the tu OF admnif1 atrix en- tho
enaie OF
sfMEoN stHLiNs,
late Of Cape Elizabeth in the cnpnsy 81 Cumberland
BY sivn: bend the Law dreas ;-he therefore seous
al perfons who arc indebted faid dcceafed enAts 10
make Immediate payment and hote Who have anv a..
mands thereon to exhbit the famc to
Dsfs J4@ -. 1904 MARY sxILtINs
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-30

Uules faidtax with al fary intervening chare
are PAID 10 the iubicriler on or before 7ay re is5
Spfa~5t' next, 70 much Of faid lands will pay the
iame vii be fold az .hbiic vendne the law directs
al the dwelling houfe of CAD HAyFORD In laid Hart
ford, at Ten o'clock in the forenoon
CAD EAYFCRD, Cehs6o,
HarkE,rd 7rir 6. RAJ
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-30
Take Notice.

k1cT.CE is herehy given TO the arefdtut proprietor
~ and ownets Of the following los Of land ia the town
of Hartford IL The county Of Curberend that they tar
ed bills for the year So3 and commtrd to col
eel, rs foljews 5
Non reident Town Tax. Non-tcfdent State Tax.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-30
TICKETS.

ANlEL JOHNSON, has for fale at
L. the LAND B5oks7ORE. fSxs ysbs Bible
NJ. S, Afss:y's Row. M4As s~s"
A Number of TlcKETs in the Alnoikeag
Canal Lottery,
Second Clafs whi.b commcnces Drawing the 18TH inf
Also For Eah az ahous,
Tickets in the fxth clafs Of. South HadIy
Lottery.
The day for the drawing which. will he foUn appointed
Ivy the managers the candidates for Fortunes favor
Prize Tickets,
n the fri and ffh claffes
of the above Lotteries will be re-
ecivcd in payment for tickets IN
the Second and Sixth clafts.
Law books, Teltamcn,s, Bibles, Divinity,
Surgery, Hiitory and Novels,
on BETTER TERMS than have yet
been offered for iale in the Dif-
tria Of Maize, may be
had by applying
~ above. ~ ),
An EXAM.N ALTON of the v,slo-s eharges exhibited
agaait Axaos 3usx, Efq Vice President OF the U.ted
States and development of the characters OF his po.
iitical opponents-By AsisiA'. s, Jny -
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-30
Naaou.

Il FEN copies If Mr.. Loxcvsx1ox., d..
fiar, deAvered on the Fourth OF 4ulv laa. tsr
sale BY JENKS = SHIRLEY, M N. !. III -
street.
CT Subscyibers for tie abov< Oratisr, are reox,,,.
ed to call at the Office gE. Marc, ESQ. and rses;,,S
their respectivs COMPLEMENT.
Portland. July 20
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-30

FOR SALE,
1t No +, Je'ies' Reu, Fa,e-Strsst, Portland,
A Few bags hrt quality Live Geefe
FEATHERS.
few bags lecond quality ditto.
A few bbls. CIDER, cit FOR bottsing.
.dys az u/aai,
Paints Ct al kinds, mixed and dry,
Linaeed Oil. boiled and raw,
Clals Of all Gaes, Sheet Lead, &c.
ja!y -. !.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-30
Gables, Cordagc. &c.

n ZAcHARtAH MANSION,
INFORMS his friends and the public.
i that lie has COR lAie =, his ROPE WALK lately os
cuhied by MetTrs. Msw u c,~i, CA5LiS a"d CORD
ACS warranted good which he will isl uron a. real
oaabe terms can be purehafed in Bolton Portsna
JuIy ~, 81 as
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-30
Deierted.

IRON on board the brig AMERICA,
SAMUEL PEARCR. mate Of fa;d brig.-W hoe v.
vii arre the faid S. Pesscc and lodge him in the jail
OF Portland, fhali receive reward, from
9ny Q. WILLIAM HASWELL.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-30
rorSs:.,

t7of Sale,
4 Good FARM in Fisecc NH. con
n -. sr~rs. ah.i,shlc-rrvpofscn sos vAfra.
a naa.;r, Tllsse psnwc and Wood lsadi with a
,ns orchard CONTAINING about 90 run tres INC
S,Ss r. r front. on Ta creek 20 called, arc sp,s
ton. Of Hay II will be fos on cay terms I,,ai, ps
s ef ~ loHN RYAN. Living on shs pren'iiss
xssssms. 5ss 10
Il Fsiinc -liiH ind Ship to Let, !.
a FTEx the .irR ofScptembcr at Ff''5a7asa
n Fan, in Briaol, good iaoi for buhnei.: 1ay
60, Who may conc with good rccomme nuat'ons WI.
, GOOD encourage aent, there IS no othss ~'o'ns
Mil within fifteen or t~eoty miles. i a1.:c..
Tboasas J1:llrr, on the premiies.
eny r.
For tale,
A p,e2faatiy frra,ed HOUSE viii the lot OF LAND
"A Gu which it nands, lying on DHnforth "reet, eac'ns
20 Ycs bridge the heuc has Eve rooms on the hoor
The and is sfty feet, on faid particulars eaqsre
of ELEAzER HIGGINS, SIP s1~.sr. en- the pfesniics.
P.,...a ~ g -------~-----------------.
Taken up on the 9Th init.
\ RED HORSE ~;sh black main and tail natural
n ,ro,,er. The o~ner may have iaid hor1e by Pros.
os property aad pAy As ena,ss,1 = PEPGr1rv
NOTICE is. hereby given to the creditors Ct JOHN
~ ANDERs 50 n Of Wlo6ss ~ the DiitriH Of Maine
r,rch,r,- aca;n whom comm dion OF Bankruptcy haS
besn awarded and ifted that the commiiioners named
and authorized in AID bv fad common, and the aifg,
nee. nf his enstc and effeds intend to meet * No.
Mu1ry's Row, in Portland on "ugay sbe 3tf Ayy Jly
-, AZ rem clock A in order to make tecond DIM
dend Of the eele and et Cts VI !sd Bankrupt; when aud
where al perfons who have already proved theie
DEBTS come prepared e prove the fame OF sbsy
viii be excluded the benefit Of fad dividend.
s aHosd LEE BRADBURY 1s~.~.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-30
Firf Cumberland Turnpike.
Strayed or itolen,

!. Strayed or itolen,
IRON the fubIcriber, fmall light red
MARE; fquarc neck. fhort mane about eight years
Old, trots all Whoever viii return fad Mare to the
owner hall be hanfomeiy rewarded.
CURTIS CHUTE
Windhsm, July al.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-30

FOR SALE,
TWO new and handtome Aandins top CHASE, wit
ron tops and iron axleues and Hatneis eomp'e''
.AEnanise Of tho fubferiber.
III BIZ &ap i" A;daH Street,
two doors above Docs S. Er-siss's
JACOB RoLfE.
PsrlsnG July a.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-30
SfraYed oil Stolen. =

IRON the pshuse OF Essnrzsa KoL Lock Of Falmouth.
1 At Saeear.Ppa on the night of the nine,een.h OF
teen hands and half high trotter black name
and sa carries her head high full eye--hind lecs
fcme,hiug crooked foretop on is OF Srsh, colour
no white about her well set and IF high courage Who
ever will give Information isid Koock. where lad
mare DC found, 70 that the may have her again.
fhsil be gcnerouly rewarded for their trouble ;s A.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-30

WILLIAM CALENDER,
u Efpedfully informs the citizens OF
IN the Eaern country. that he has for faie at his
Store No. IL Midde-reer, (noSh part of Boilon) up
wards of
Sevsn-bsndrsd MyGr0i lni1rxmenti,
Of the following KINDS:
Bats Viols and Violins; Eafoons, Concert
Horns. New invented c aud Clarinetss, Hautboys
Ctrman Flutes. German Flute walking acks. Flageets
Drums and Flies of various tones Horfemens TrhmpetS.
Concert Flies, Pitch Pipes. Ensiilh Fiutes. &c.
Also,
70 Violin Bows, soiet Bats vios Strings,
100 Strings do. F@tr
70 dozcn Bates Tor Violin few Of which of 4
new manufacture.
40 Bundle. Violin fringe four horfe thongs per
Drum Heads aud Snares ldoscn
lnNruction Book for each fnArument
With variety Of other articles in the MuEea as, gooo
and cheap, and free from every deception, with thank
for the imaleA favour.
Jsae Is. (cpamN
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-30

NJ HEREAS my wife Ann stanwocd. has sbfensed her
teif from MY bed and board. and has been Oft ca
enrsated TO RETURN bur refuied therefore forbid
reron hzrbourins or ,snitns her, for will not pay one
cent OF her debts 70
,uslyvist iay !. 1884 EEENEZER sTANWoop.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-20

nay exist, and may be confined to the
higher orders of society, and be compa-
raiirely, little destruGlive--but that, in our
country of equal laws, rights and rank,
such custom, if unchecked by the laws, win
necessarily become general, and spread
its destructive effects far and wide in The
community, to the deso,a;ion of thousands
OF families.
That this mortal vengeance is not re-
sorted 10, merely in cases Of grievous in
Jurles, FOR which the laws may not have
provided an adequate remedy-but in ma
NY cases of trivial offence, which a gene
rous mind would willingly pardon, this
tyrant custom is supposed 10 impose an
obligation 90 call out to the field OF blood,
even companion, or friend, who may
have unguardedly given the provocation.
That this absurd cust,n decides no
right, and settles no point; as the reliei.
enand philosophy Of modern times will not
admit that the Almighty Dsposcr Of e.
vents, will in;erpose his power, on such
an impious appeal to his justice which
the creduiity of the Gothic nations beiiey-
ed, when this custom existed among them
IN the form of judicial combat. 1t is,
therefore, conceded universally, that the
innocent and aggrieved person is as likely
to be the victim, as the guilty offender,
and probably more so, as mild and peace
able man would be less inclined TO acquire
or exert murderous skill, the effeGl Of
which ne abliors.
That the pretence Of those, who would
excuse this custom, on the ground that il
polshes society, and prevents assassina-
ton, is wholly unfounded-as the most
polished nations of ancient times, the Gre
Clans S, Romans & the most humane Sci
Yi,Ize6nation oFmodernt times, the Chinese:
has enjoyed society in perfection, without
the adventurous aid Of this pernicious
and unnatural custom; which though in
diye6t hostility to the principles Of Christi
aniIy, prevails only in Christian Europe
and America.
Your fncmorialsts have been Informed,
that although the common law of the land
declares homicide in duel, to be murder,
the law has become obsolete, and a dead
Ietter.-~-That all the decisions in our
courts of Justice, have turned wholly on
The fairness with which tho duel was con
du6led; and verdicts of acquittal, or of
man slaughter, have constantly been rem
dered- thence arises a necessity for
clear and explicit expression cf the legis-
latiye VIII, ON this important subject, qua
Ianteed by new and vigorous sanctions.
Your memoiia'ists, therefore, humbly
pray, that your honorable houses would
be pleased 70 take this important subieet
into your most serious considcration-and
that you would, in your wisdom, provide
such remedies, as may, eHe6Iual!y, destroy
the evil practice complained Of by regu-
lations wisely calculated to protect the
fame and feelings of the innocent and in
suited personi and 10 punish vigorously
the bold offender, who shall dare to lift
his hand aginst his neighbor and she'd his
blood, in a duel, in violation of the Di-
vine Law, and the law Of his country.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-20

tizsn Laland has caiculctct,, that II 8'arch-
ard had travelled, ia one single Journey,
the whole he has IN III his ascensions run
through, lie might not only have been able
10 give US news concerning The inhabianis
IN the moon bu. even had 1t in ais power
to irGternse With those in the planet Of Ju-
piter. Blanchard balloon jsog that extent
that it can, Ujihou; daDes~, ascend with 3
persons not hcarler than himself, Which
was proved on the 9th Ja,y, when four
young ladies ana louryou gen men as
cended with hn, and danced Qstqdritl- IN
arc 2i'', 500 feet from the earth an event
which never before has taken place. The
dance continued iora quarter Of Al hour,
when two Of the ladies aud one Of the gen
tlemen were taken III, which obliged him
30 descend. They were, however, all we'll
enough to appear al hetheatre in ,he even
ing where they were received WIKI repeat
ed applause tits said that upwards OF so
have presented themselves for
another ball in the air.
(Jo5rral de Paf:s.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-20
MID lEErAM cpEnn-

A ca'echisu1 has been lately printed at Con-
stanuuople for The instruction Of children educa-
ted in the Mahouetan Religion Il forms copi
Gus commentary on the tenets ri lsilnli5m. The
principal articles 70 which the Young RIus-ulrnan
IS requ'red 70 give his assent. are comprised in
the following declarations :--s' believe in the
books which have been delivered from heaven 70
the Prophets In this manncc wa. the ErIan
gwen 70 Mahomet, the Pen,a;euch to Noses, tn,
P'Gits~ to David and tie Gospel to Iesus y be-
iieve W the Prophets and the Miracles which,
hey performed Adam was the first Propher.
amt M9Fomet the last. / be:ieve, tiiat for the
SPACE n hfty tAoussnd years, the righteous shall
rrpose under the shade OF the Terrestrial p,ra-
disc and that .hc wicked sla, te exposed ma
keo 70 the tnrn'rG -2vs Of She sur. feieve in
che Bridge Sir7r, witch pa5se3 over The bot
to0iless pr OF He'll u - .ine IS = hair, and
as sharp IS sabre All muss pass over it, and
The wicked shall be thrown Oft bsli.y. IN the
water pools OF fa,s5.ss Ea,n Of lie Prophets
has IA Paradise q bl5on for his own use ; the W.
ter is wh1er than milk and erceter than honey.
On The ridges Of the pools ale vessels 70 drink
out It, GnG they hordefed S-i,h stars. believe
in Heaven and hell. The inhabitants Of the for
mev i,ncw no want, and the Hours who attend
them are never affiCted wich sickness. Ths
floor Of Paradise is riusl; The stones are silver.
7nd the cement gold.--The damned -re, or The
contrary, toruented with FIRE, and by vorac..
Gus and poisonous anirlala."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-20

Joseph Clay, Jacob Richards, Michael
Leib, all republican, are ele6led ropresen-
tatives in Congress b. the following votes.
Joseph Clay 1897
Jacob Richards 7.oel
Michael Leib $500
The wh9le number of votes given Cor
William Penrose,t the rival candidate, were
1855, which left a majority for DIR. Leib
of SOY.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-20

A zealous federal clergyman, not long
since, prayed bcfcre large congregation,
that the people OF this country might be
blessed with . i'yu6lr horf;on IF .faaals' 8 adj
r'|.iis5|atioa.--" by lhis.' said grave, pi-
Gus cid gentleman, " / SUPPOSE our parson
means, that we should have l19 slanding.
armies, and f.U0 Lqii tGres''
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-20
Inflammation Wanted.

TT iIi-I'4N'I " tTi'NIs
II any Of the three following persons, viz.
a JOHN HAMILTON, son NJ Iefry F1ni'-
ton. Wm. HAMILTON, of White Castle. and
SAMUEL HAMILTON, first cousin TO the q.
bove WIN. Hamilton, all natives Of Ireland, who
came 20 this country some time ago, {, have not
been heard of(or considerable time. would write
to their friends IN Philadelphia, it would relieve
their anxious sollcitu1e.
By accounts from Ireland, their friends are very
uneasy ~ not hearing from any Of them. G. have
f2rw'gteJ = letter 70 Philadelphia for the above
VIM Hamilton.
80 The printers Of newspapers Throughout
the Union, will confer an obligation on a distress.
se1 widow, By inserting this once or twice.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-20
FROM THE Port FOLIO.
hR. iSooRs's SPECIMEN OF THE rKNDEx
STYLE

mr. nooRk's SPECIMEN or THE TRNDEE
STYLE.
CoIdsmjh,in his natchlcss novel, intros
dnces the iapiess Olivia, who to please an
aged parent, and to mitigate her sense of
injuries fromthe pAngate Thornhill, sings
when lovely woman stOogs TO folly, SSc."
which the critics have pronounced one of
the most perfect specimens orelegant sim.
pRcity IN style. and palhos in sentiment,
TO ne found in any language. We shall
hazard nothing in asserting, that Mr..
MOORE has composed an apostrophe to
some iOsensale or some ungrateful beauty.
which GotDsMIrH would rank rs highly
rs his own ballad.
HAVE you not seen the timid tear,
Steal trembling from miae eye?
Have you not nark'd the nusb of fear,
Or caught the murmur'd sigh?
And can you think my. love is chill,
Nor fixed on you alone?
And can you rend, by doubling still,
A heart SO much your own?
To you my souls affections move
pevoutly. warmly true;
Nay life has been task Of love,
One long, long thought of you.
Ifaii y2ur tender faith is DER,
II still my truth you'll try
Alas! | know but one proof more,
III bless your name and die.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-20
g Htgh5y Important"

THE Republican printers ,hrouriontt is state
are reqnes,ed state II their papers. that the e.
lection rof he Electors Of a President and Vice.
President Of the Uaitel STAGES, vii be held on tla
First Mondly Of November next. ~ the Court-
house OF each County and Corporation in This
Commonwealth; and that She persons chosen -
Elettors are 70 meet a. the Capitol IN the City oE
Richmond on he First "Wednesday in December
next, 70 vote for President ard Vice. President.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-20
SALEM, (Mas } Oasber II.
TIE GALE

On Tuesday morning. Oaober 9. about nine
o'clock, the wind changed to = z. with rain ard
thunder al day. After sun down the wind rose
violently, end the storm continued through the
who-e night with litde abatement. On accOun,
of the neap tides.lit,e damage was done at the
whafves. bur the vessels ar anchor drove into
the upper part Of the harbour, where most of
them are on shore in the town greater d uage
was done. than was ever known in ii. b. injuries
to tue houses e the blowing down the barns, Chin.
MES, C.ees & fences. Mr.. Atwater Phippin, who
has long sttended1o the fall Of rain, saws that (
inches fell in the Gay, and inches in the night,
a greater quantity than he has ever known in
the same space Of time.
Owing to the indisposition of the Editor, we
have not bcen able to give the particulars of the
damage done by tine late Unprecedented severe
Storm. Every vessel in Salem and Marbiehead
h9rbours went Oh shore, and great damage has
been done shore. We learn By reports that
the neishbouring towns have suffered more Sc.
vereiy than we nave.
- According TO the reports from Boston, the la'e
high wind must have done much injury N the
shipping in the harbour. The injuries done ia The
town are not very great to any the inhabitants
bur are felt By all, in he loss of chmnes, fences.
trees, &c. Tie Steepls Of the north Church in
Boston, which is blown down. was pronounced
the handsonest IN America, VIXEN 1t was ereas
III LIZ. II was the loftie-t in Boston
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-20
FCR SIZE IT YHIS OFFICE,
7 A d I. Z, S

For receiving and paving the Cold Coins of Greao
Britain. Portugal, France, Spain, and the domi-
Mons Of Spain, IF their present standard. accord~
irgfO the an of congress, regulating FOREIGN coins.
Pissed tie 9;h February, 1893. Calculated for
the use Of the Bank Of Virginia
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-20
L ONT O NJ

This metropolis comprehends besides I ,oodou
Westmins or and Southwark, no less than 40 vii
lagos OF considerable extent, independent OF vrst
accession or buildings upon the open fields in lie
vicinity les length s nearly g miles It's breadth
3 and rs circumference 90 Ii contains ab~,,s
5000 streets, lanes, alleys and courts, and more
thar % different squares its houses, warehouse
and Other buildings make t6z 900, besides o.j
churches and chapels, 207 meeting houses Tor liza
senrerS, As chapes for foreigners, and 9 sv,a-
gogues for the Jews which in all make 500 p.,ces
OF worship. The number OF irhahitauts duv;ps
thesttinBo Parliament, g. c5iimUcdati ,25OOJO;
among these ere fou.. rSout 80. GOOconniouproa
titutes, and no less than 10000 thieves, coiney-.
and oti1cr bad people OF that description. The
tiuual depredaIicns on the public by lIis nur-e.
rous body OF pierors, estimated at the sum Of
2,lOOOJW. sterling. In this vast CITY there ave.
moreover. upwards Of 4 600 scminarics r5Y r,.rc,
ton; institutions Tor promoting rnoralitv--IO
institutions for promoting the arts--122 ae,lu,,s
FOR the ipdigent--IT for tnc sick and jau,s--Iq
dispepsa'ies- -704 charitable insfiig,ions---.56
courts Of jusuce-70fO professional men cornse-
ed with various departments Of the law There
arc 1850 vessels trading % the river Tha-nes IN
the course Of year, and 10000 wagons going
and returning to the Metropolis IN the same peri.
, cd including their repeated voyages,
The amount Of exports and imports % & from
the Thames IS estimated at OF, 81 1921 stcriin1
7 annually, and the property floating in this oy..f
city every year, IS 10000 COOL stcrlinr. Thee
circumstances may be sufficient ~ convince us of
the amazing extent and importance Of the capital
OF the British empirc.-PoLc. If tbe Ezsfreb5Fs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-20

On Friday last, about four o'clock in the
morning passed cut Of this life, in the fifty
fourth year of bis age, General JOHN Hos
EITS STOVE, after LONG and painful i'll
ness, which he bore with the resignation
and iortiiute OF christian soldier.
",H"2' 20 ~. - !, At .,Ges from our
view some Of The remaining patriots who
she'd their bleed in support Of american
independence, and soon they will be seen
no more. (hfayylQnd GGz.
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FOR SALE,
A very handsome Farm,

LING ~ CHARLES CITY,
give miles from City Point, ] from Peers
I burg, @ from Richmond; containing 43S >.
cres. The land IS of superior quality 10 tlat ridge
which lies between James and Ch;ckalor.iny RI .
,vcr7; 20 acres oft may be made meadow canah's
OF being wa'ered; the Situation is high. DIV aud
eHssnsi the water excellent and in abinds nee :;
ana the subscriber believes there few healthier
spcts TO be found in Yirgnia-~Oni, nc has irst f.
nished an excellent house, unde! his own insner
ton. ofthe best se,e3sd timber, in neighbour.
hood remarkable fcr good timber it is 81 feet
square two storieshIgh. with garret rooms, vain
scoated chair board high thro' the house An NJ.
cessary cut houses just built. 10 save tso.b.e
the price is & 1900, in two .:rnual payments well
secured. SAMUEL TYLER.
EHGGms6ayg, OCT. III, 1904. CIV
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~ THELECTUREGo nLANV
and POLICE at the COLLEGE Of TYfl.LrA,f s.
Mary will Commence Gu the 2Osh of Noyeni-
Der. t1aN
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DlED.-AtSonth Kingstown, on Wed
resday, the 2s,h ult. SAarRL J. PorrER,
ore OF the Senator'S ot the United States,
from the State Of Rhode Island, in the
54th year OF MS age.