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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-25
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POE7ki-.
THE coouETrE,
ESu5k.virg Rys. which ha. no saeA.

CV1-eIs1ving Eye, %ict has no SoseNs
A,ssLr
Cay CL9Ra, beautiful ard Young,
"hr!, charms Ivy ha'f the town were flung,
(vc. none NOR, ikiil'd In every ar,
10 catch, tho not to hold the hsartl
frii of her lite fell cooe.ir,
CiAsA went forth the Styiag TO greet;
And many fow'r with wanton hand
She plackd-then fcs,tcrd Der the land.
Aticrgh RE of beauty rare,
Aitrssts the fingers Of the fair
Sweet Role fhe faid. thou fum,pers pride,
Come, thou alone mall grace MY 6dc;
Yhy rich perfume rcovet mcn,
IN shine All other fweets arc Ion :
The x. q, with naodea b,clh replied,
That excellence to me denied
: External beauty . all boat,
Frasrzr c, alss on me Is lon;
. TO housscwfe feds me worth her care,
MY velvet leaves arc BATTERED far;
:. For fwee,s attend not my decay,
$50 rluck'd. ffoon am can away!
Yah ray'n though 20 then fare thee we'll.
.Fc- what's roie without fr,eli -
Ind with dfdain away Mifs threw
Tie fowl and fem on which II grew,
Nay isys the Eo!e, thy morning pats
{, When time fliall all thy beauties blaff,
Some wanton hand may throw taee Ivy,
Is I am caa-without a Ggh-
sort fares are dsllin'd thus alike.
n hate we both tine fancy nrike;
!. But foon as our defects arc Known.
Upon the common beth are thrown,
The lack of jssrt TO perfeta me.
Alas is want Of -irdin thee !
s-~es* *,->-
EPICKAM.
Rich Timons board difplays .he bsa,
And Carlos (made awelcome gueR,)
THO vani.yis apt to boat,
Il is hi, zvit that rules fhe 'esa.
tribes to know the truth its ht--
IT'S Tirnon's yeaa that rules the suit.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-25

~ ENClV Ell Dy inc amp AiuS.toA Aoii A'oi-
- don, and for~iae by
ENOCH MOULTON,
his hop nearly oppo6te MIR. hgra6hm's wharf, Fore
Erect, PcRTLAHD,
TIE MOST FASHIONABLE,
Pc arl and Gold Breaches, / Plated ScTor Chains.
Pearl s. Gold Finger Rings, DO, Soup Ladies'
Gold Ear Rings OF every de- Morocco Pocket Books,
(eript;on. Do Puries,
G, Id Miniature Settings, Silver Fruit hnivos,
Ornamt nted Hair Comhs smelling Bottles.
Gold aud Giit Watch Keys, Agate and Giais btads,
Gilt and Silk do Chains, Britannia Tea Pots,
Gilt Seals and Kcys, Silver Tooth Picks,
Dc, Neck Chains Toftoile Combs,
Silver Coral and Bells for Common do. ~,
children. rhofphorus in cafes.
Shutters ana Trays Goid Silver & Pearl Sleeve
Plated Candlefcks, Buttons,
Do Tea Pots, steel Shutters and Trays.
DO Sugar Bafons, Penknivcs. &c. &c
Silver and PLACED Crtam ALSO
Ewsrs. Warranted Eng'ih " Nches
Do. klufard Pots, Do. Gold Necklaces.
Do. Salt do Silver Tabc, Deac't ana
DO. Pepper do. Tea spoons, manutactar
Do. Cruet Stands, ed 1t the fhorteu not'ee
variety of other articles cheap be purchased
IN town or eIiewhere wholefaIe and retail.
N B All orders in his ptofef1ion attended to win
Eeatnc's and punctuaiitv. lunc =.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-25

i y Office is hereby given that the d videod of the
efae and ia Of w;an HstSs, of BeIfs in the
ty Of Hancock, aud Ngts Merrill Of Nor,hyarm uh IN
the county of Cumberland Merchants Bsnkrnpts, which
have been made this dsv adjourned TO Friday,
7he Of py pe~ ocl OK in the forenoon
at weh time the c. mmicners and the Afrgnee intend
10 at the commioners office No. a,Mniieys Row,
Portland in order make Dividend of the eaate and e.
fccts Of laid Bankrupts when and where the ercters
who have proved their debts &c come prepared
to prove the fame they will be excluded the benefit Of
f.id dividend
STEPHEN LoNCFELLow, JON. lrgnet
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-25

The fublcrber hereby gives popIc notice to all con-
ecr.ed that he has teen duly appointed. and has ia
ken upon hmief the tru.t of of the Ian will
and tesment of Am-oe Fohut late of Freeport in fsd
County. Weaver deceafcd Ivy proving the will and by
giving bond The law directs He therefore requeis all
pcrons who are indebted the fAid deceafeds eate
make immcdi,te psymeor and thofc who have any de-
mands thereon. to exhibit the fame to
JOSEPH ToLBUT.
11ie9 Iru< A r2sA
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DAVID GREEN,

DAVID GREEN,
|. No. II LousWbagf HaJjo,Jaf,
100 barrels Mefs BEEF,
leo do. No. do,
Iso half bbls. mels do.
1co do. do. No. 1, do.
cafes Cotton and Wool Cards,
10 dozen Scythes,
600 bbls. freth SuperEne Flour.
Porttarf. '7nne I.
WILLIAM GODDARD,
HAS received w fhips Mias,'pa and KingAo
4 from London Lerrh from Britol, and JJlpL ire
Liverpool, very extcnrve anortn,ent of
HARD WIRE GOODS.
Connpriiag almo every article in that line. which Al
for lslc at HI, fore, BY ~holetaie and retail.
A Quantity Of Sewing Tw;ne Brafs Kettles
all G1es pewter; Sad Irons; hlacki.niths Anvils al
v;frs, caR Iron Ware large aaortmen, Of saddier
a very great asortment Of elegant Loneo
gil, and mahogany framed LOCKING GLASSES
31o boxes 10 BY and BY prino, an
Liverpool CROWN GLASS
70 boxes TIN PLATES.
90 caiks NAILS, wrought and cut.
tons dry white ard red LEAD.
) tons patent SHOT. sJe.
\
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p.tr.tiug.
IENKS & SHIRLEY.

jerks & SHIRLEY,
Ms.;, Off. No. 2, fas 't,eN, Portland, Hpais Azai~
Sand,
INFORM the public that they carry on the
L PRINTING BUSINESS, in its dfferen, branches,
with neatness and accuracy whe all orders in their
line will be attended to with punetuality.
They Ae,p es.ta.sy for sale, an as,crf~.rs Of
COMMERCIAL, CouRT and other BLANKS:
Executed on good paper and srw Type
= Current price given for RAGS and
JUNK Po.rlAso, yus.I..
Upholltery Store.
AARON AUSTIN, & co.
HAVE for fale, at their tore, Forearee.,
bead Of Ingraham'. Wharf. a CONTAIN. fupply oi
:: !: =: :: = '.''...'.
Alfo-couoa and Ensaa BEDTlcxINc, Of diG.rs.,
kinds.
Rsai. BEDS a,s MATTRESSES ready made
Beds made and e. led at the fhor,el notice.
Spanith and French INDIGO.
ET The above anornenr of Feather, is warranted Of
the fro quality, aud will be fold cheap he pur-
hated IN Bottom: l,il Ps,.A.r1 Asg.s "a
Engraving in General.
he public are RESPECTFULLY infor ed. that the
above buinefs will te carried on very e1ten6ve,y
JAMES AKIN, Newbmyp"s
who having completed his proIonal ludes in Ionloa
under eminent matter and nce that time rc6ded and
followed his protection in PHILADELPHIA ( ssLal eses
ss ,sou. t1s e~is bin G.,trs hmfs.f tobe abeAo
sH.rd much tsfacon to thoie who may favor him ~ith
aher comma nds
er SPECIMENSwey be ecn ir III pe6slss.
<sbeb aviH se,y his 1biics and more particularly in
BNk w DIRK, tev,cg esrssfrd ,be brhneG ft, 10.
eral Bassi m ire nfbern State, therefore Iecs sbe
Alteration Of tie Banks in New England az tkriy AZ.
pes's a'tr5sm sxe spsns for sbe Esn,i.y If their
bN,-
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-25

r,srr,o Ct o, Mans " 70 the credit creditors rs Of
JOSEPH BURTON, If Aasufs,
trader, againt whom comm'iiion 6f bankruptcy has
,ccn duly iu-d and proceeded IL any Of fac cred
tors may beard Il they ha think ST. before the Judge
of faid dnrt on Tucday the twenty fourth ofJuy
(u8o4) a, the dwelling boule Of The dinrid Judge Of
Maine dja.itf, AT ten O'Clock, agana making and
allowing certificate of dcharee lad bankrupt before
Which time exceptions TO fueh allowance may be exhibit
cd rnx,, oru,A,r 7 JR.gt Il the DF,id Court
DAVID Sh"ALL q die."t DINA.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-25

f'HE fo0Itbcr hereby gives public notice to ali
/ erned, that ihe has been duly appointed, and
has taken upon herfef the tru Of Administrative
the cfate Of
SAMUEL. WAITE,
a,e of Portland. in the county OF Cumbe RAND mariner
decea(ed by giving 5ond the law directs She there
rcqueits all petfohs VIII indebted fad decea
eds eftae. make ;mn.cc payment; and 'hote who
any demands thereon exhibit the fame for feste
ncnt BETSEY WAITE.
I1oA
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-25

ME faofcri5er hereby gives public notice to all con
4 cerned, that fl,c has duty appointed aud has
aiken upon herief the ru6 of adanitt ARK the
eftate of
SIMEON SKU.L!Ns,
late Of Cape Elizabeth, in the county Of Cumber and
by gvias bond As the law dree. :e ths rcore reque
perfons who arc indebted faid dsceafeds efate
make immediate PayNent and hole who have any de
mands thereon TO exhibit the fame to
Dstr5 7un< ~. ,S9A MARY sKILLINS
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-25

u Current price given for RAGS and
JUNK PORTLAND, LuNx II.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-17

JUST PUHL.suED,
Hnd in jiqU aayi coMSs ready for Jat and se6vfr;
10 Jnb,sri5eys, at THOMAS CLARK'$ Boot
Ste,e, ffiy6 Jf,set, Portland,
A N, EPITOME OF BOOK KEEPING,
( y BY DOUBLE ENTRY de6gued for the ufe #
Youth and Senior school Boys but equally calculated for
the infruGtion of Adults in every MERCANTILE LINE
or BUSlNEsS-compritng fyft.m,tc unsrring Pules
for every gre alton from commencement 70 cloure OF
Books by Double Er.ry ;--Alio Rules Tor Keeping RE
TAIL BOOKS by Doube Entry, without, altering the
procefs of Single Entry for Daily Sales of Merchandise
which is added the moi eay aud coneife method OF
calculating any rate of Per Cent and ptet matters rea
live and appendage to Accountability, with Rules ter
Teaching Sthoars
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-17
Estra9 hom 6e iVofs.

G The object of this work is to initiate
youth when at the Ian Gage OF iooling and to niure
their having right conception Of Book Keeping by
Double En'rv. and the appertan,ne theieto 10 that
on their entering mo the merchant. employ or actual
engagements in huinei they may be able without the
fmslIelt difficulty make thtmelves perfeet.
The author having by trials proved 'ha'
the work is perfectly adequate the propoed object c
hunby l5nits the fame the nveaiZ7tion Of candid
public, that of the honor able gentlemen who prelude
over public ic!ooi5 aat fchool naatfs Throughout
the United States who MAY DC dffpo ed TO give fsr
trial of the merit the work hopiny their indulgence
fer anT Deficiencies Which may poihy from Inevitable
arcumaanccs, Occur "a the fri edition, and proming
that t'iee appearance ha be duly re&sied, if he
thonld happily tnsr countenance
TO revile and improve the work ia a new edition,
The author does net pretend that the nrength OF
boys capacity is competent TO determine intricate
counts which is the bu6n.is age and espcr
ence alone, but the method of fmp'e charge. and dit
charges occurring III daily tranfactcns Of bnne car
ritd in regular train; the rules fo- commencement
and progretol and rhoie for adjum and ciourc of
books, may be acquired perfectly by few months srac
,iee, be gotten by heart IN few hours and at all times
are a fure guide upon refsrehce thereto
With knowledge OF the principles and ru'es 10 cd
fly obtained, the advantages youth their
into actual eng ageTents IN buines employment III
compiling houfe, would be found OF mitch greater comic
qusnce than Can BE alnioa poiiby conceived
- Such youths would become greater profcients iE
Book keeping by double entry after fewer months of
tual employment. than they would othcrwiie be in
greater number OF yeats.
"The author has pc-poiey waved the acceptance Of
Recommendation (though the ,udgnent) offered him
by the mott judcious merchants, wiling foreaal
favorable lentinens by fuc means blu, leaving the in
trniic merit Of the work the decilion OF candid pub
lie, after inveigation aud experience OF Its efficacy
o. Snys,,bers cpiH pltat. to 0tpy 10 Thomas Clark,
b Pvqsria.or Of TIE Edition, 70, ,b r.. br, u,ef
r-Pris to no~Js,iie,', o." Dollar, do~rdSv,niyJeo.
cent? baTIo4ad. Portland, Ansua a7,l8o4.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-17
DANCING SCHOOL.

n TEMPLE, informs the inhabitants of
this town, that he iha open Dancing schco
1t Mechanic Hal, where he will nlrua the art Of DAN
CHG IN all its varieties :naniey, The Contra Dance
Cotiiion. Hornpipc Minuet, &c.
SAID ThMrLs engage. 10 pay .he friGlen attention.
not sny TO Dancing bot alto he moral. and polite
accomplishments of his pupils ---The fchooi to be
attended two evenings each week-viz. EIays,.
and f,dy,--to commence the 81 OF September nex
FERNS Sac Dollars each ichoiar, per quarter. Tkofe
who with to attend may apply to tie priner
Agg. 6. 1894,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-17
Agricultural.

! To Farmrrs.-ss a pound Of Turnip feed
Town, after harvelt, upon an acre of light iandy
or gravelly land, that is poor or worn out By o.
yer ploughins, and where manure is wanting
(the crop of which being rioughed in, when
grown Highly viii, ii, two not.shs time, die away
and ro:, and enrich the land, 70 as to prove as
good manurcng as twenty ivads Of aung, or
more, upon ain acre"
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-17
POETRY.
A NJ DON NC,

4
Hate, Hale ny companion the night dews are DER
from the mill ik,r,ed the ihaGow. ,wn,
4he bright morning iar calls the chafe of the boar
And the rocks fecret echoes waiting his sroan.
Der the deep tangled thieket tolls fall prevail
In vain to the neep cliff The fsvag- l,sl run
" here the extends to the balm Tented gale.
And the aloe cxpandsi,s tall f,r-s TO the fan
Ye ipiri,s, thar triud,ph'd in d-ala Oct your foe,
feths, badc in your angu'ih, The heifo Of your woe
Be the heirs of your hatred, the shiefs of dfdan
Ii &c fail in your pride the uns ian,ing beaE..
five robe your nern 1ades in the mias aecting form
Or. II rather ys Joy in the .ishn:ae'. Gerce CLEAN,
Aad bride en- the sairiwnd, and .r ample the itorm 1:
Q come CT your eic aus Ger the vide rolling wave,
To tho hills of our freedom liz triumph repair;
Tor the blue martled aims are trod by the brave
And the dark dwelling fon OF defiance are there.
fark tie bora. weiiins fuonds cali TO danger away,
And when the fern courfe o: cur pieature is paft
Th~nsh the whirlwnd, OF heavn wake around VS. their
We viii heed nor tn. tcrpet aud hrg to the blah
Ea.e hate, my companions the night dew. are scr
From the miit isired mountains the Gsdows flown ;
The bright morning taf calls The chaic Of the boar
and the rocks fecret echoes waiting his groan
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-17

MOTTO Els hereby given to the Non
y Rchdens Prnprietors aud of land. improv-
Cd and unmproved, 10 the Freeport in the
~ Ut Cunbe rsnd-tat the lots hercaf oned,
arc taxed the bills Committed to the fubfcriber
Collector Of fad town. for the year Of Lord,
thouand eight hundred and three co.iea il the &c.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-17
MASONIC INFORMATION.

DUBLlC notice is hereby given, that
the contributing ana confederation of the ORIENT
Al IOCCC and the Inhalation of the Ofcers thereof,
by the Hon aud r. w. WOODBURY. STORER, Elq
Deputy Grand Mater for he ninth Mafonc dfrict in
this Commonwealth, will take place Thrfdsy the 10th
of Scpemper next, o'clock, A. NJ at the meeting
houe Brdgton which time and place there will be
Grafton driiycredby brother JAMEsD. Hopxrss etc
senior Warden OF Portland Lodge.-The brethren OF
the craft invited attend with mAfonic c!oa.hng
Hy0resr sri5s 2 ~. Msfy
CHARLES HAY, S.s,Aa'y.
EyiJp<o., mr.. IT,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-17
Gen 1kou/and Doiiars.

81 TICKETS in the fecond claTs OF
Poe7sa Bridge Lay IF which the above is the highs
Ell prize) for !ac ct JtNK'S OFFCE.--Prize Tickets
in the r cafs taken in payment an Official Lift of whica
may be fcen at this Office.
Sept 6, 1894
rs-iit Managers OF PDe0fu7ua Bridge
Z Lot,e,y, offer to the public the following
SCHEME far the SECOND CLASS.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-17

10 pnhh'hed every Meaae,, by f, A. JERKS, al tie
r,'n"ng Once, No. =, F9-Sa,ses, PORTLAND; Sbcrs
subscriptions, advertisements cermunic atoms, &c
are received with attention The price, to county
aoier,bers who receive their papers at the Office,
IN packages by the mail, is ONE DOLLAR & Fifty
VENTS ysar.--4ss' Subscribers who live in town
anu 'h"ie whnie papers are aed and forwarded fpa-
Ia'eiy, VIII be charged Two DOLLARS a wear.
HSV'tye'' viii derive peculiar advantages their
"v"rs VIII be pnbliihed (wthout rricc) both in
TINS paper, and in 7b~fsys COMMERCIAL GAZETTE.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-17
Information required.

JEAN BAPT!STE BERTIN, reiiding in
the i6snd ST. Bartholomew would be glad get infor
nation OIL his fon JOSEPH MONTRNIL BERrIN. who
has been abient about eleven years he for ome
time emp Dyed by Mr. MIR. Cobb, of Portland, IN
the STATE OF Ma1achnirts; and Matthew Cobb, is
suircd as well as the public general give information
Of this young m am which I've Thankfully received by
the advertiser
81. Bayt5,iutzlr, 1vy 20, 1893.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-17

JAMES G.. BULLARD,
Ne. :, Mufsy's Rou, Ifidtt Street,
HAS uft received for ia'e additional aiortnent Of
L = Gent emens Youth and Chirea's
Enghlh and American HATS and Hat
Trimmings.
Liie-oh--a large aTortment of
Paper Hangings, with elegant Borders.
fB,
Ladies', Mites and Ciildren's Kid & Morocco
SHOES-Wholesale and Retail.
foytleni duppa ~.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-17
DUBLIC notice is hereby given, that

DUBLlC notice is hereby given, that
Il the conducting and confederation of the pYTHA-
GoREAN LODGE, and the inhalation OF the officers
thereof ty the hon. and R. w. WOODBURY. SrO0ER
efl phria Deputy Grand MaGcr for the Ninth Ma
ionic D!tice in this Commonwealth, will take r!aocvn
Tuaflay 18Th of September uex: at o'clock a NJ at
the meeting houfc in Fryhurg at which time and place
divine fervice will be performed
The Brc,heren of the craft invited 70 attend with
Maionc coa,hing-
81 order Of t6e r. ~. Niger.
E,y5u-s, dur. II, II. l.. s8c4.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-17

o. Snsf,bers cciA Plat. to apply 10 Thomas Clark,
IL. Pra,riar Of TIE Edition. for ,be n~oert ~ ba, ,ea
Er--Pris TO no~ss,', On. Dollar, do~ndSsv'niy5so.
cents bali to4ad. Portland, Augua 7,I8o4.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-17
TO BE SOLD CHEAP

OR exchanged for Lots in or near Portland,
THREE choice LOTS in the Federal City, on . RI
flag ground which overooks the Potomac not FIVE min
ute walk from Georgetown bank nor more than three
from Wsihing on bank PoR Office, War Office Pref.
dents hcuie &c They feparate from the ieven build.
'nss only by nrsst, and within twenty PAGES OF the
avenue.
N. b. new Choachec, Horle and Harnef.
TO be fold Enquire OF the Printer. SEPT. q
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-17
EVENING SCHOOL.
Miniature Painting.

T AIDES and Gentlemen who may with for eorreet
IL LIKENESSES, handfon,ely painted in Miniature,
have opportunity of procuring them, ny apply
ing ipeediiy the fuhl iiber at Capt job" MeLesn
Free Street. where lpecimens Of his painting may be ieen
N HANCOCK.
Portland, 1ug. a.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-17

VNIHEREAS Lucy my wife, without any
w jua eaufe. has left ny bed and beard, and 9th
erwfe conducted in very untt ceming M nner dis is
to forbid all perfon. harboring uing her on INV &C
eonnt, will not pay any debts ihe may contract
his
Thomas - Wkin.
/sy,Iand tph7 MARX
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-17

Found,
nN Tuelday the 9TH inf. near Strotwater.
~ a red morocco POCKET BOOK containing tvn.
dry papers OF Tome Importance to the owLer, who may
have the fame, proving property and paying CHARGES
For particulars enquire the Gazette Once No = Fifth
Rfeet. sen 20
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-17

I.,ooo Tickets a. Dolls.
Subject deduction Of "a IA per een: on payment Of
pr
Capital ptizes determinable the following dave.
The fra drawn blank the fri day fal be 70
receive 20, dosts.
Fira drawn on the 9Th, 1000
Fra drawn on the ,oih, Zoo
Fla drawn on the r5th, 1000
Fir,l drawn the 10th, 900
FirN drawn on the z5th, ie,oc5
Firh drawn on the goth, 1000
Four hundred tickets all be cendered ecnprte
days work and the fortunate anks ai te ,ermned
~ that rate Of drawings whether se@e, LET'S nuatf
come on, Of the wheels in days.
To ,hoie who impreed with the important objs for
which this lottery granted LITTLE need be ad by u.s.
'nure their Continuance in well doing
To fortunate adventorers trie declare, thae
no lottery whatever, beds farr chance for gain,
than this Prefentng 70 many capital prizes compased v,h
the fmsil number of tickets and mnabe the fair.
"a :s=lasiTris-v----i.ioMAS THOMPSON,
THOMAS MARTIN, Manryrs.
ELIJAH HALL,
An early day will be appointed for drawing.
P'vtf~se'h, nv II yuiy A.
HAKEN up by .7ab HslReA, jun. on the 10Th
l. day of Aucuit, 1894, Rcdiih HORSE, with Z
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-17
'tuY, Jul5 50, 1894.

NOTICE,
rs hereby given TO all thofe who are in.
debted to the fubcriber tor ponase of Newspapers,
and they reaueed make immediate payment the
following perfons aud call for receipts. viz.
At Northyarmouth, Thomas Cha!e, innholder I;
Poland and Mnot, Mr. Cath, Dsac. Perkins, inn
holder Tuner, on Mrs Cane, innhoder BuckEeid,
Mr.. Spaldng M Paris, Caleb Prents, eGq. p NJ
Norway, on VIM, Reed, OF Wm Hobbs Waterford and
u the, Eli Longcy P.M.-Brdgeton and the Borough
On Iofhua Sears, P NJ Silveler Trader Otsseld
George Pierce efq -Raymondtou capt Samuel Dnscy !;
and a, Windham, on Mr. J. Pope, attorney
JOSHUA POOL, Psf rider.
N,rxvoy, Hur 49, 1904
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-17

AIKEN up by .Jab HslkeH, jun. on the 10Th
Il day of Aucuit, 1904, Ecdiih HORSE, with
wife trre in his face whitli main and tail and hind
legs white almeh up to his gaubaras fuppofed be q.
bout FIX fevcn years Old The owner Of faid hore
may have him again by provin, properly end paying
charge,
Neztga1ea9r. Sgt L.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-30

without the probable s1penIe of blood, Spt without
that prouiion of Treaiure, which has been expended
in tle purchaie; and at the fame time conder tn.
unwieldy and underlined territory thereby annexed to
the United States, 3eranging the relation of this
State to the general body and thus threatening its
final operations of the mon fearful calam,ics to-
tai tiiiolution of that Confederation which COR
ceive frengsh and falety efentAlly depend and
alto as opening door by its extenion and unguarded
frontiers to every invading foe.
s. Although VIC feel ready to exert whatever of in
fuenee we poile agan thar perveron of free prefs,
by which the general Stategovernment, any par
tcaar member OF the fame unduly Rigmatzed and
icrnpc to declare unalterabie determinations
TO cooperate III all eaiures which appear conducive
to the public good; yet we forty to be compelled
to fay, that many meaiures of the general government
will not permit to rePoe that entire confidence in
its uitice, benevoence widom, which thole reiolu-
tons expreis.
The above rcfolutions, we underftand, pafed the
Houte, on Saturday, by Gm;lar majority with the
ProPoied amendment to the Conit;tuton.--The yeas
and nays on both thee quetions will be given in flu
! ture paper.