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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-14

aaf ger ar sarot;rea BY Cur cru:fcrs; this ioid
to be iaba1E5t; it appears alto, that in all hu~
m an PROBABILITY, more stan half Of she latter will
be dearoyed on their pafage, that thaf. who
etcape quiH cue tbsn lattty to dypeyf21, and
,hat coalSqusatly the enemy sriH no. be a5ls 70
land IN f7rce az any one point.
/" Tie day On which the attempt fhal De made
will be glorious 10 England will BE- ,Teadtal TO
France. Death itlelf fhalt wax upon the face OF
the waters. Whar has highcy.o been done upon The
Tea, ih-li appear bus the amaienent Of children,
when compares to che dreadful carnage OF that
evcntful day the aoa;ing caTca!es OF laughter
ed mysiads, thrown back on their own flores,
flaii be the mute harbingers Of thelg compa-.
triot's fa,e.
+" With iitm reliance on the continuance OF
the favor Of Dviae Providence to this happy
country on tho ia!tcc o:oug cauf- ; on The high
mined fplrit OF Billions 90 the fkill OF ods Tea
men; on the valor of our folders ADD or the
ardent patriotifm OF al, as confidently look
torward 10 the happy fac Of this inpo.sanr con-
fiet, as do 90 the accomplishment Of aay one
thing which appears certain, but which has not
taken place.
Ga the fate of this exfe,tts appears alto to hang
that o. Bonaparte himfelf, which til dofs nat /ef
coed, will be HIS LAST for cannot help CON
fiering its d,lcom6ture as the 6fff great Rep
to hud that tyrant from his tottering thfont."
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-14
NEWBURYPORT, May 4.

FRENoH DEpaED ATIoNs. -Enract eta let-
ter from tabtain John Lurvey, late mas
ter Of the sch'r Tosebh, Of this port, to
his gamers, dated ST. Jago de Cuba, f.
prI 4, 1904.
I" Gentlsnen,
g am forty to inform you that on the z6.h
of March, being then about leagues fouth OF
Jamaica, I was taken by French pEivatcer from
this place, and arrived here yeferday. have
not We, got permidion TO go to town, lying a
boat miles from ST. Jago. They took the
mate and two men on board the rrivateer, and
afterwards (ent them on fhore at Jamaica, In
droger, lam treated like aprllon.r of war. ] ex-
peel they will take nv clothes as they cid thole
Of the mate and Pc ple's. There are about 50 or
20 fail of prizes here how many up to town
cannot tell there are IS priyatesrs now OUT OF
this place, and Others ft'ing out daily. / am
now in dilagrrebe ftuation, hlving neither
money nor friends, and expect foon 10 have no
clothes.
Yours, sc.
T. LURVEY."
TIE Jof.ph was from Jacquemel, and was laden
with coffee.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-14
aIs,anorla Dalp aDbertissr.
MONDAY, MAY Il.
The Maria, Calvert, Of this port was at gor
celona ON the IO,h Of Mach Ialt.

The subsequent section Of the Act to re-
maze Nuisaaces, &c. is published at the
desire Of the Superintendent Of Police
those concerned viii please to give it due
attention.
I" Sec. S. Bet enacttd, That ifany ami
NAL shall die or be killed, and shall be li&e-
" to become offensive to the inhabitants,
the owner or other person N whose pos
session such animal shall be for any pu--
pose, shall Immediately remove the same
beyond the inhabited parts OF the corpora
ton, and there bury it in such place, and in
such manner as shall be assigned and d.
rected by the Superintendent CT Police,
unless such animal doth not exceed the
size of a cat, in which case /, may be burl-
ed on the premises, or thrown into the Ii
yer beyond low water mark and without the
docks. Every person whose duty It shall
beto remove any such animal, and who
shall refuse or nc glect to do it for two hours
after obtaining knowledge Of the death Of
such animal, shall forfeit and pay five dol
lars, and the superintendent shall cause the
same to be removed at tie expencc OF the
said delinquent if known, and if not
known, then at the expence Of the corpora
ton"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-14
CHARLESTON. MAY )

Whatever calcalatons may have been rlade by
cur Gencysfe Financier, it is feared tha. The re-
ceipts at our Cueon houfes will fal. very Mort
of thoie of the pae year Two French privateers
now blockade this port, TO which all Englih
flags are made to frike, and other flags are
charged with covering EnglifEl property. A l1ip
from Giafgow, bound in, was the day before ye-
Rerdsy taken by the cruifefs Of on Eqs, yeP35kc:
the eff ets Of the fav01yea aafion fent up yc}er
day molning, it is faid, TO offer her 10 thofe who
were the day before her owners, for FIVE thou
fand dollars but this ranfoming was refused.
Our calculator will find, III time, and that
shortly, how preearious it is to dePead for
revenue upontle winds, the waves and the conduit
Of other nations.
a pilot reports that another flip was cap!ur.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-14
Malta, 2Oth 9anuarH, 1904.
EDWARD PREBLE."

A letter from Alicant to merchant ia
Cadiz, dated February Esd, says, BY the
American schooner -, Burger, who ar"
rived here yesterday in few days from
Leghorn, am Informed the French have
enbargoed all the vessels then in that port,
and have pressed great many seanaen both
there and at Genoa.
g They have also ordered two hundred
thousand rations to be provided for an ex-
petition which is to take place immediate.
ly, supposed against Sicily or Sardinia /;
but which Of the two or either of them, is
not known with certainty.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-14

'have been put in state of reqrisition for
the conveyance of the troops.
An alliance between Naples and Russia
is said to be on the taps; IN consequence
Of which the French army III the territory
of the former is immediately to receive d
considerable reinforcement.
The Dutch troops in North Holland are
marching towards the F4elder, for the pur-
pose of embarkation in the expedition a.
gainst England, which it is said viii be
conducted by Bonaparte in person.
1ll6rch e.
Government, tits supposed, expect that
some attempt will be speedily made by the
enemy. In the north OF England orders
have been Distributed 70 every housekeep-
er specifying the places Of rendezvous il
the event OF an invasion in that quarter Tor
such inhabitants as may be desirous Of be-.
ing removed, but WHO are unable to re-
move themselves. Each person is to pro-
vide himself with three days provision, and
utensils FOR cooking; besides which, and
beds and Blankets no other description Of
property VIII be allowed to be put into the
carriages Appropriated fer tie removal Of
the inhabitants.
Na,.cl "a.
The restoration of his mai>s,y's nealth
has been officially confrmed BY tll~ discon.
linuahce Of the bulletins.
ll.ycb 26.
According to report, Dutcl squadron
Of SIX brigs, laden With troops, has Just
put inyo the DANISH harbour Of au.g5il,
and is watched 81 the Amelhyst friglte, in
order 70 prevent any attack On he north Of
Scotland. The Danish Government IS
said to have protested against this inroad
on their neutrality.
Marcb27.
Prices of Stocks this day, at one o'clcck
Consuls for MONEY So IL 5-8--pltlo for
April IS 3"4. Old per cent. 50 81 g.
Our letters from the coast confirm wnac
we announced yesterday, that the enemy's
Aotilla from Boulogne had bcen forced by
the violence OF the weather 70 seek shelter
in port. 1t is now pretty wei ascertained
that the invasion must be attempted in fine
weather, the aotilla being unable TO stand
against 2 rough sea.
We hear from Genoa, tia, the American YES
sells there have been put in rtqaiation ior the
pnrpc.c Of conveying troops 81 f.crst expedi.
ton. The Alexander Hougdon fat Beverly, We
bel;evs,I 10 fad 70 have been one OF the veRrls
eakcn up. ohe was at Leghorn !hp.t time
Gnce.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-14
Fran MALTA. Febyua1.u 29th,

captain Hull, in the Argus, returned
here in So hours from Alcant, but heard
nothing ofthe Tripoline cruizer; yet he
brought an account Of the Commodore ha-
wing taken one with about go men on board
bound to Syracuse. Captain Hull is gone
to Tapgiers.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-14
10 LEASE.

For 5, 10, CT Is Ie2rs--a number
Of 10 g uat,d o. IL, Lecfbasg road, bctwc.,
ana mites from AcXatdfia, ard Containing
se acres each. The ti,oationi3 III and HEALTHY,
The I'M tGelll, ana RE yhc,e in wood.
ihcf l2.uat; rs are wei! ala tea as retreats for
h f .bo w.th % fc;itr from lie ID - a. gar-
eleaiar faaf5na, 9ui H. qlsn.tjy OF laud viii be
-ucftsf-d Il f4ch as deGte -, 4 ~" 10
John Ball,
M@rge- AZ Mn. " aih aeFon,
Mount W4lhirG,qn, Mayl4. l-w3v
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-14
FOREIGN ARTICLES.
Fron, the Nezv- York Mercantile Advertiser,
ofllay II.

Our London papers by the Juliana,
though extending to the evening of the 9th
March, contain very few articles of a po-
litical nature worth transcrlbing.
The Juliana spoke the ship Hardware,
for this port, on Sunday, and was inform
ed that she had papers on board to the 5th
nit. but that nothing important had occur
red.
Our shipping lists are to the 18th March,
and afford a small addition to our marine
department.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-14
NETWORK, Nav II.

The following letter from captain Preble
to the American Consul at Cadiz IS o.
bligingly furnished us by the latter for pub
LEGATION in the New York Mercantile Adj
vertiser.
Malta, Goth January, 1904.
!" On the 23d ultimo, | captured of Tri-
poll, some of the Bashaw's principal Off
GERS, a number of his soldiers, thirty young
women, and twelve black men.
(Slgned)
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-14
Lon9on, Mqrch II.

L011d07', Nzarck II.
A letter has been received IRON Lisbon, Of
late date which contains the following intelligence
OF Importance.
Lisbon.
The French Envoy has announced officially 10
his couotrymen merchants here, that they need
be under no apprehension OF rupture between
this country ard France, as he has finally cen.
cludcd, on the nineteenth OF Deccmber,a sepaG ate
treaty ofncutsaIity The price OF it is uader~
food to be Is millions OF francs The Portuguese
merchants having been called on by government
for their advice how thai sun may most eafiy be
raised. have good reason to suppose a year is
allowed 20 pay ths money, by monthly initial,
ments, which induces ne TO think that Bona
partc does not intend 10 drive tic cooncrY to tx.
t,emit;es. Since the arrival of the last packets,
report is current here, that Great BEiraio agrees
TO the terms of neutrality with s pain and Portu-
gal but that, seeing they have been obliged to
purchase them, requires some guarantee sgainsg
further exattions and concessions. Possession Of
Madeira ard Goa is demanded of Portugal.
have not heard what is asked of Spain. At all
events, Mr.. Addiogton appears to be urder no ap
perchenson of Our being in any immediate dan
ger here, as he positively altered che destination
Of transports which had been ordered to take Bli
fish fu5jetts and their property from hence
A very heavy firing Was heard yesterday evening
at Dover No intelligence had arrived during the
course of yesterday from Boiogns; bus the irino
last eight is supposed, by Our Dover conespon
dent, to proceed from the enemy's batteries
throwing shells at our ships becalmed near ;b-
shore. We rather think it proceeds from cue yes.
seis which may be carrying inso execution he
plan We mentioned few days ago relative &c The
sealing up the haibour Of BoIogne.
INarch 10.
Complaints have been made by the
French and Spanish Ministers at Constan-
tinople Of the conduct of the Governor of
Alexandria, who is accused of having per-
mitted the Consuls Of all the Foreign Pow
ers to be openly insulted by the soldiery
under his command.
The French Government have not only
required Of Naples the cession Of three
fortresses and their Ilarbours, but also de- |!
manded Of his Sicilian majesty several
ships of war. The King, It is sad, has 81 |
ven positive refusal, and the French /
Government have made some sncng re.
presentations in rorly.
An expedition is fitting out III the port
Of Leghorn, where ali the merchant shipsS
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-14

: MARR1g last evening, by the Rev. Nr.
Eaton, Mr. joHN BAGCErT, to Miss Ma
Ry MADDocEs, both Of this place.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-14

A letter has been received from Lisbon. Of a
late date which contains the following intelligence
of Importance.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-14

TIE Jofcph was from Jacquemel, and was laden
with coffee.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-12
II GOOD CHI NOE FOR PURCHASERS.
TO BIZ SOLD BY PUBLIC vENpUE.


On 71as/azy, the i4k 9f 1rge next. al 10 ssiss;s,
iii sbe C.Axa-bian Tavvn, PosrLAnp;
THE following LOrSxof LAND-vsz.~s
About ~ acres, lying On the atder,y 6de ct RE
road leading Streudwater the nuihsriy hoe Of Wig
J'.sas' raife, rasryng the Width of 80 rods the
chaDnein FORE River Said Ind Is laid ,o9 hoess
lots; plan O. which usay be f.sn
1y3, Acct s. acrcs Of LAND, in FcAnou@
,dtusse on ibe ,esdac from s,,ostse, sccasa
pa, VII! calculated for var4hls lasm ftuatcs wisaa
tour urics and an hs!. at SPsrlsaj
HgS, eco acres of vasoabie LAND in Wina5aRs,
on which is Louie aud ben, young ORCHARD
of $50 trees Said farm Yields about &C LrgLH rag
well fapPlieo With psuse. 10 OF which
able gowih Of wcsi and tisaer within - miles of
F1sas~d SAidinMsw be fod toaether, or in part, ~
may ui, purehs!ers
dys. eco ac-.s Of LAND in Rarss--d si4..-
No. 3, ~ ran.e s--No IS in range No 4 - y
range II, No 10 and 4 IN rau:e n, No IS IN ssars
IS Said los notify covered Win wh le oak tiph<ss
The condition. ofa~e, which cAnno Aii psesfe,
more Parsiaf detcrprion, may hs Known bs -pp'yas
to " SAMUEL HUITS
Pvsis.S, zpsHs1. fcts)
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-12

>f1E tub9craer take. this method to inform the pub
lie that le has diipofcd OF her ifock IN trade TO
Mr. Hihia~ Sispsss and that he budncls IN future
will be done by him his the store formerly
occupied By MI w liam Moody, Fiih-Rreet..~ per
fons t. her rciaeied make payment and
s.oe Who may have demands agsinA her will peaie to
cali aud receive their due.
ELIZABETH STEVENS
Portland t,v i, y8cA.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-12
BApTIS'T's HYMNS.
BROKERAGE.

THE Subfctiber informs the public that he has
opened lei OF Books al his Aeton room Foretrcet,
head Of lag wharf ot the purpofe OF ~ntst!og the
baGees Of a BROKER-where thofe ecntlsAen who
have ysh for fac charter, Hes Lam! FOR faie
let arc cali and leave their ,ermsfie at,ers
acf chat, by ries attention the buinsis, he NAL
render il OF of public nry, and merit the Patronage OF
thoie who have butnes be tranaesed which win be
done for reaonsbe commion by the puhlcs mca ham.
be lervant, WM. FENNELLYs
Psrslsnd, Aprl Ia.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-12

NOTICE Is hereby given TO the noersGdesr Plcprie-
IN tors and owners of Land IN the town Of Pefs.S,
in the coantv II Cumberland, & Commonwealth 81 MAJ
that the foownr Lots taxed the State, County
Town and Road in the ls committed to the fub,
fcrhcr 70 coef for tho year of our Lord thcuiand
eight hsEdrcd aud three
Less IL sie Fi.R Di4liss.
NJ, h. M Isy1s Ylfsscfirs. IL 1e5ps kss5 kss.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-12
For Sale,

a Pieaiant SID VII accommodated Gtuatinn FL =
a Trader in aorham, three mics from the corne<,
on the pof road thar leads standif vi Dmclozs
acres Of LAND, sader good Improvement For fss,hee
particulars inquire Of ELISHA SANBO2N,
May s.. the pscmiSxs.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-12
To Be Sold Cheap.

a VALUABLE FARM in Paris with Bui!dnss, aud
young ORCHARD thereon, cont s;unx enc hrs.
dred snd fy acre. about eiehty Of which arc uoaer
good improvement con6fias Of Flowing. Moving, aud
Paaarsng Stock and Farming too.s may be purrhased
feafonaby With laid farm. particulars enquire q
ALERED CAFES. o. the psrGif<s,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-12

NOTICE Is hereby given to the nonrefidcn propric
IN tors aud of Lands IN the of RsmtS,d.
in the county of Cnberlan that the Lots hereafter
mentioned arc taxed in the bills committed to the
fubfcriber Collector of faid for the year of
Lord thouiand cel hundred and two, colctt in
The retpe Give fums following viz.
No. Lss Dsypnx No dsvss. YaLe. State Torn tt Se5aoi
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-12

II rerian appears 20 dchsrge fa;d tsres asd all ma
ceary charges, ua before Thurflay, the fourteenth
Jay of1unc next, of the clock 10 hr forenoon 10
u. OF ssid iots Of Land hall be futcicnt to dr.
charge The fame, wthcn be fold Public vendue, st
the dwelling boue Of fem, K.y 10 [aid Rumford, to
the hisheR bidder. according to law.
JOHN PUFFER, Cal.7r.
Hrrfsrd As,H IA, n B f3cs
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-12
For Sale,

a New STORE.two III is high and 80 Ay
scsret on the ground. lpt qae hnifhrdy ~isA one
acre q LAND or sis quasity il the pnrch chocies
said So<e ssa good Hsck II thinries. aud "a sasuated
that part Il osAy be cnnssniest Dwelling horfr Il
pieaAnty GuAssd IN the OF 81. GEORGE place
called Herring Gus-- excellent hArhurf for chipping Of
every kind, and moR CONNEXIONS 6aaon for r4dipY.
asd carrying on Fshery With very convenient place
for building Whsrfihst fpscr large ytfer may .ts
in sAsing At. and very scnamouoas GIVE, with deep
water that May be ae4rly eccoled BY fac wharf, aud
mic, being the properly Of Jos,Ag IurrEs, ave ii ST.
ccorge Merchant. deceAed. For other particulars, i-
quire Of
NATHANIEL HUPPER, Of s.. George.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-12
William Stevens


II iun received and - now ocening for fae lat the
= Store formerly occupied by Mr. William Moody
10 Fflflrces) large zfortmcnt of
FASHION ABL. T. GOODS
Among which are.
White and coloscd Csmbricks--caicoes-C hamhrAy
Mulins.--Eook aud Taconet 10 straw willow aud cane
onncts Of the newell fahion Lace ils-3iack and
White Laces --Fans--iargc adarrment OF Ribbons
large and fmali Umbrella s--f3own Trimmings
Waiftcoating-- Sewing Slxs--B.aek Grape -Parinet -
bla and other coIored Iuftrngs-black Per6An SILK
Hofc-cotton do gotten Gloves and Mus-Silk gloves
Pic mic 6k do marking Canvafs--. satfnets- cotton
Thrcad-Bof-s.4 and & - Silk shswIs-Camels' hair
ds-Black NIX veivet--slus black snd buff Nsnsins--
COTTON Caimerc -Diapers--Lincns--,d cnfons--oil-
cloths--Looking gaifcs-- Brufhcs-brcwn Hoilaads'-
CaIau,anc and DurAnts &c. sc
--LIxEwIss--S z4 "a
Hyfbn, Hyfonikin, Souchong and Bohea TEAS,
Coffee. Loaf and Brown Sugars, Flour, Spices, Indigo
Copperas, Alum, &c.
A complete aHortnn:nt Of Ladies'. M,fTes' and
chdrens' Kid and Morocco SHOES, Of hyperion quail
ity. a. lhsy :.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-12

NIOlLEi herb, given, that the copartnes
IN neri,'p unisr The h,m Of
Chmsm Prime, q Stephen BntryftM
was difpvcd the iath Of April Infant. Az perfons
having any demands again them are fequc0ed to Weeat
the lame aAd thoe indebsedslo make immedate pay
.sen,to CLEMENT PfltNNEY,
Or STEPHEN BUrrEAFIELD. 4
Csyb.m. htyil l.s5, 1894
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-12

b. e,dsr cf-t.oar, 81 7HURSDHf. sst SEv-
ENTH day Of .1aue re~f, ct II o'e1oek, p M q
Pr6Ec .ssSi7p. on Ms prenge5, not p,rvi0aq, dss
pefdsrdf f,irase faA,
THE Real Eitate of Noab Noyes, late Of
= Pu,tapd. in the county of Cumhe riand, Cord.
waner, dace afed ccufhing Ct me Nor,hery BALI v
DWELLING HOUSE, with LAND in Portland joirins
King re-t twenty three feet ssur pches and IN .he
twenty feet; running from fsid tssi North Haasry
adjoining Nj. Msf, Lass Land, nine rods and. fssesa
links. -Fbya A.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-12
REMOVAL.

CAMUEL RICHARDS, CABINET MAKER. Ref
- pecsfully informs the public, that he has removed
from mis- former nand adjoining Fih.irecs and takea
convenient in Court SsA-whcre his Cultomers
and the Public invited to call.
Ca5iaA Eurnitns 6niihed in the newell fahion,
and ,psrrsrted AA-T -
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-12

THE. fubfcriber having been duly ap-
pointed Deputy Iafpcetor Of all kinds Of Picked
Fin for the Of Portland gives this public NOTICE,
that he ready attend to the duties Of his office.
He may be found at his Coopers Shop CssfrI W5s.
fouth Eide Of the Long Wharf
ANTHONY FURN.LD.
b. All Psrfons cautioned asainA the violation Of
the Law as breach Of the fame viii be Overlooked
Portland Afassf ~, Ixo4
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-12

a Valuable FARM. confi4ing Of about
= Fifty acres of Land, with convenient dwelling
houfe. barn. orchard aud good well Of htrs-
onFor further particulars enquire OF the lubcriber.
living the premifks
BENJAMIN PETTENclLL.
Fr~bet. Mayeb ?. -. s
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-12

HjS. number Of other articles too numerous
10 mention, which will be fold low be purshaf-
ed in Town. for calh or approved credit.
ApHs8.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-12
ENGRAVING IN GENERAL.

THE public arerefpeafulIy informed that the
aLove buiaels will le carried on very extenhvciy
by
JAMES AKIN, Nswbu.ypo,t.
who savsg completed his profeHonai sudes IN London
cder an enincn; maer AND nce that time rehdcd End
followed his profssns in philadelphia ,em yvbMb ehaee
to yIoo brf es! bim haters miet 70 be able to
ar rd much atsfaction t,ioie who may favor him with
their commands.
o. SPECIMENS mey be lfsn IN BIZ po9GF'.
sebiet 4iR fsay his abilities and more favnrnarl N
BANK WORK, hasa.y esrufed t5e tgG".G jor Jfv
erai Bami, ia fbs aussrn STATE, therefore toliea' h
etieni5nof The Banks 10 New England, az ibsy ap
pears al prfent 70 ea soan: for sbe ssasny Of tbe'
bA5-
Newburyport, April III
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-12
Fruit Trees.

$3.50 FRUIT TRES, of various kinds inoeu'sted
with he ehocefi kinds Of Ffuit.
1000 Lcmbardy pcplars,
geo bu,ton. wood Trees.
ALSO,
Six Erg'ih SHEEP, warranted FULL SLooDsp,
nay be hao Of the tubfcribcs, in Nsz.6ayrp,t
JOSIAH SMITH.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-12

NOTICE i hereby given ,har,h coparsner-
;p in trade which has fubhned between the inhfer
hers, under the 6rn Of DANIEL palmer = CO.
til, day dolyed By mutual content all peroas indebted
10 6 arm are reqpscd make immedidafe psynchs 70
Daniel POuer al Who have desnads asa,nR lad MI
70 call on him Tor feteeens.
DANIEL PALMER
M. SAMUEI. LUMMUs. 4
ps,flsn|, As,a IS, 1894.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-12
Freih Garden Seeds.

nAVID GRIFFITH, at his iforc, Mid
de- ef, next Ioor 10 the Portland Bset, has jul re-
eeived a general aiIormept Of GARDEN SEEDS, which
xin he dposed OF On the lo~elt terms.
ALSO,
Poplar and Balm of Gilead Trees, Of
.sn excellent growth; which may DC viewed at any time
and fet OUT aud waftsSted. very Il sonabty
Weit-lnda Goods q Groceries, at tie
lxh quality. ulual-Coanant sttendance and every
sstep,on paid TO p,rrasfeYA 1Aars1 40:
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-12
For Sale,

A. HOUSE LOT fronting on State frcet.
"a 50 feet ropt and aine rod terpF For apr
ply the Brokers Office head of Iprahams wharf Fore
Arect. w. FFNNelj.Y.
14Jo. for fale few CHESTS Fl SON TEA
Of an erse'eu' quality.
s4frR u 1900.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-12
THOMAS Cross.

4 lseral aGortmcnt Of WEST, INDIA GOODS, HARD
and SHlP-CHANDLERY WARH. BY Wholesale and re.