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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-11

peal was even more favorable to northern
interests than 10 southern. The then pro
position 10 amend the constitution in rela
ton to the choice of President and Vice.
President, was seized wi h aviCli,y and pro
nounced to be decisive evidence, bu, with
as little reason as the repeal of the inter.
NAL taxes.
The truth is, there is not substantial
fact nor the color of reason TO support
this dIreful outcry of our designing, hy-
pocritiCal, aristocratical Glen at the north.
ward. Virginia is as she has ever been
-h'r cha acter fr a md unsuauerfng 5
that of farmers every where is; her inte-
rests are inJariabiy tie same, as the agri
cultural interest always will be. She has
suffered no changes in the internal condi-
ton OF her citizens, from the periods be-
tore the revolution, 10 This day The
Change is altogether on the part Of a set
oil men at the norihward, who. by specu.
iation and enterprise have sprang sudden
ly INTO excessive wealth and splendOr, and
now sigh for the distinctions and The plea
sures of monarchy. Virginia is singled
ont Tor attack, because her representation
IN our councils is large and respectable,
and is considered as he head and bulwark
oil the farming interest. Our own farmers
a; the northwar'l might be overpowered
by the copious materials Of monarchy a.
mong us, if we were cut off from Virginia
and left alone,-To cur as Of; is the first
and ardent object OF our aristocrats -
Hence the deceptive and un1ounded on,
cry they are settingup. IL is like the pi-
liable plant of-the Crocodile, 10 draw you
nto their merciless and Unsuitable jaws
lie OF your guard.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-11
From the Boston Chronicle.
General ALEXANDER HAMILTON.

THERE'S an operative and perhaps anna
bic principle, which leads us to- speak with
reverence of the dead. The ancient max
i'm ''de n2rtuis nil rtsi 6onum" presses it
self upon the mind, and inclines us To
throw veil over the failings while IT leads
MS 10 eXaggerate and amphiy the virtues
Of the deceased.
Party spirit subsidies, when the powers
which raised it, are siumbering in the
tomb; personal aninosity ceases, when
the object of enmily is consigned 10 the
grave. Death, when he disarrns AN adver
sary's opposition, takes from survivors the
desire of ressntments, when he destroys
the means of annoyance; he seldom leaves
disposition FOR revenge. The emotions
nf the mind on such occasions arise from
vriuous feelings-but the weakness o!
virtue is error. The exuberance of feel
ings is a crime. 1t is wrong to exult az
the fall Of all enemy, and it is equally so,
tn require from his opponents any thing
more than respectful silence.-if you
call on Us TO pay that homage at the death
Of a man, which we refused him when
1--we; II you ask Of us to take an active
part in erecting monuments to his homo,
when The actions for which they are rails
ed were in violation of Our sentiments,
our feelings, and our views; you invite
an enquiry into the measures of his
, lie; YOU take from his memory the sane.
titv ut his death; you force us to- enter
within e recesses Of the grave; you en-
ice from Us observations, which We glad
Ia IN
~ in the vindication of our own conduct
and our own character.
Apply these remalks to the death of
/ General IlAMILroE. We are called on
10 unife feaeraist and reiiubfcanS---we re
fuse. When the General lived the re-
politicians openly and manfully opposed
his principles, and his sentiments; they
pr0fessed hostility TO his measures they
viewed in him the boldues SIS of all amOitl
Gus mind, and believed that his plans,
from whatever motives they might pro-
coed, were alike deleterious IN his coun
try. They gave him credit for great ia
Tents, for splendid abilities, and thes op
posed him the more because these abih
ties perverted, might end IN Destruction.
IT bis services IN the revolution were
uncommon and useful, on tIat account
they offered him the homage Of respect,
Oi gratitude but they conceived graft.
tude was an obligation, which might be
'epaid, and they thought that an abdi
caiion OF old principles, or dangerous
adoption Of new ones, discharged the de-
maud
j is a faet, which Mr.. Hamilton never
concealed, that bis political designs were
opposed 10 the measures Of our present
rulers and likewise to the sentiments Of
moderate and impartial fcderalsts In
our national convention the advocates for a
representative system found IN his DANCE
rous eioquencc, that monarchy might be
supported by the speciousness Of argu-
men, aad austocracy with the semblance
81 truth. TWAS not 50 much from a con.
weldon of The proprIety of our present con
situiion, as from despair Of obtaining a
more aristocra.ical form, that bis sigma.
ture is affixed &c ihe Instrument.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-11
FROM THE LONDON COURIER.
To ME Editor.

Sir, have felt greatly interested in the
account of the newly discovered planet
which 50 greatly exicrds our idea Of the
magnitude Of our system.
As its diameter by the account must
exceed that Of Jutiter bv about l-sd, and
that of orr earh by about times, and it's
distance is more than thirty times that OF
our earth, its apparent diameter must be
about 3 or I 3 min. aud If IFS right ascen-
ton had been stated as wei as its decli-
nation, I hunk, it would have been more
easy TO find II than to find Mercury. But
! must beg pardon for thinking that the
Sun seen from it would not appear like
one Of the smallest Of the .frcd s'ars; on
the contrary, that it would appear Of the
diameter nearly OF JHhifer or Venus, as il
would be seen under an angle of deg. 4
min; and the sun, though The distanc,.
would reduce its light to a 9oOth D ri,
would sill be amazingly more bright lhan
AyctwRs, Caiheaa, Hid,eberaN, o. even Of
TiHs.
am, dear Sir, yours sincerely,
G. L.
(CArEL LcEFr.)
Sat. 10Th May, 1904.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-11
United STATE, of ,imcrica, sN Circuit, y1r

, United States Of y!merica, SIN Circuit, YIr.
gina District, Nay "a, 1904.
Robert Boyle, pit. : -
Ag1inI =
William Thompson, Overton Cosby ADM :
nstrator Of David Loudon, deceased, Z
Heaor Ross, David Henderson and :
James runlop, defis
'HE defendant James Dunlop. not having
i entered his appearance and given security
according to 4 rule of This court. and i, appearing
to the satisfaction Of the court that he is not an m
habitant of this dstritt On the motion of the
plaintiff by ms counsel. II is ordered. that the
said defendant do appear here on the first day of
the next term and answer the plaintiff I'll; and
that copy of this order be forthwith deserted in
some one of the newspapers published in the Cit
of Richmond for two months successfully. and
posted up at the front door of the capitol in the
said city.
Il Copy-Tesse,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-11
II l4RT and SOUTHG 8TE,

Grocers and COnn,i8ai0,, M rchants,
In the store lately occupied by Mr. BoULroN
opposite Mr. Peasants Printing Office,
MAIN STREET, RICH MOND,
z EsPEcTFULLY iiEf'm tbeir .t5iends and tie
Pub,ic, tbat they bave Laid in a general srt-
meut Of GROCERIES and LToUoRs oftbe frstqua-
Hties, 7cbir5 t5ey selling veyy iorv TOR ready mo-
neg or p-o4Hce at cab b, ices
Also, SReea's Ware. Patent Sbot, Gmgb91uder
Indigo, &c. &c. and Rare's PHILADELPHIA bottled
Po ter, Of 1UJicb tbey baVe constant supply, by tbe
dOser or single borLe
7bey baOe for sale. on Commission, Cur
NAILS from, 81 to 2dN by tie cast ~ small on M
mites also, PEACH BRANDY by tbe barrel, and a
pair IF CoLocwE MILLsToNss. Jeet II in.
.fuyRst 8. 1904.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-11
r. Copy--Ies-e, -..- -,

lit Q'ta,1eriy Court continued and he'd
for Prince Edsvard County, Nay the
21d, 1904,
Obadiah Jenkins and Sarah his wife, Little-1
berry Jenkins and Miy his wife, Josiah -
Hurt and E.lizabetl his wife, Thomas f.. <
Young. William Brightwe!l and Mary his =
wife. William Hatton and Tabitha his z.
wife. and Rebecca Young, heirs and lega- =
tees of Henry Young, deceased, pltfs. :
AgGinst =
John Watson. senior, Augustus Watson, =:
Thomas Watson, John Watson, junior, =
and Elizabeth Young widow OF Henry =
Young. deceased. deFs.
1.-THE defendants John Watson, senior, Tho
4 mas Watson and John Watson, junior not
having entered their appearance and given secu-
riry according to at of the general assembly
and the rules of this court, and appearing the
satisfaction Of the court. that they are not inhabi
tants of this state On the motion of the PLAINTIFF
by.their counsel, Il is ordered, that the said de.
fsnlants John Watson. senior. Thomas Watson
and John Watson, junior, do appear here on the
first day Of August court next and answer the
plaintiffs bill and that copy Of this order be
forthw: n inserted in some one Of the public news
papers printed in the city of Richmond for two
months successfully, and also posted at the front
door of the courthouse of this county.
a Copy--Tecte,
BENZ AMIN WATKINS, u c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-11
VIRGINIA.:


ut a Sufcrior Cur; Of Chancery holden in
RiclmoHd, Nay l6h, 1904.
Between
lanes Fretwcll. plaintiff.
And
Daniel Jones and Richard Booker, executors
ofThomas Mach, defendants! }
VE0HC defendant Daniel Jones, not hay en-
Z tered his appearance and given security ac-
aordius 10 tic a9 Of assembly and tie rules Of
This court, and ia appearing TO the satisfaction Of
rho court that he is not an inhabitant Of this
country F.: On the motion of the plaintiff by his
counsel. Il is oyGc-e4. that the said defendant do
appear here on the first day Of The next Scpten-
tcr5er term and answer the bill Of the plaintiff ;
and that copy Of ihis order be forthwith insert
ed IN some newspaper in the city Of Richmond for
two months yuccrs,ively, and posted at the front
door Of Inc capitol IN tic said city.
a Copy-Ieste,
p. TINSLEY. c. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-11

III CorUocati9n of the Visitors and
Gocernors of IP,liiqm e May Coil,;ge, led at
IRE Council Cbamter soit5ip rbe said College,
tie seveat5 day of July 1904
REsoLVED, That the Visitors or Wilt
am e Mary College will on the 2Sth day of Sep
teunber next, proceed % the appointment Of a
PROFESSOR or MA7HE lGA7ICS; and that
notice thereof be Immediately given in the public
papers. A Copy-Teste,
w RUSSELL r r
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-11

at Qaqrteriy Court continued and held J9r
Prince EdsOard County, Nay the 22d,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-11
lit a Court md for Cumberland County, tie
2sth day Of May, 1904.
Robert Craig, plaintiff. !

Robert Craig, plainuh. l
against y, Cb,rc,r,,
Richard Dobson. Carter Page and I" e''''''''y
Wills Wilson, defendants }
gus day came the plaintiff by counsel, and
the defendant Richard Dobson, not having
entered his appearance and given security acc d.
ing to the at Of assembly and the rules of this
court, and it appearing to The satsfaEion OF the
court thrt he is notan nhabitant otthis state: On
the motion of the comp auaut by his counsel, IL
ia oraerei, that the defendant Richard Dobson.
do appear here on the 4ih Monday in Adjustment
and answer yhc compliments bill and that a
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in SOME
one OF TIE newspapers published in the city OF
Richmond for two months successfully, and post
ell A. the front door OF the courthouse OF tins
county.
y Copy-Tes-e.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-11

hF. advertisements, NJ erccedinga square
% length, are inserted IN this EGfer for SeUsn
fy-tfUe cents the. first time three dollars for
three gvceks &c lines and for crery addi-
tiouai insertion ;tirty-fhree cents. Long ones
in the same firofi0rtion--t,nLeSSa sltecial con
I,'Gct be made By me gear.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-11

Prince Eds0ard County, Nay the 22d,
1904.
John Kclso, plaintiff
against ~
Martha Cibssn widow Of Thomas Gibson <
deceased. and Nancy Gibson, Robert Glib 9
son. Thomas Gibson, Patsy Gibson, Jane p
Gibson. Betsey Gibson, Polly Gibson, : ::
Hanna Gibson, Agness Gibson, Lucy Glib 3
son, and George Gibson, CO heirs and re. ::
presentatrves of said Thomas Gibson, de- :
ceased, defendants.
IB~HE defendant Thomas Gibson, not having
Z entered his appearance and given security
according to an al of the general assembly and
the rules of This court, and i, appearing the sa
tisfatton of the court that he is not an inhabir
amt of this state On the motion of tie p!ainiF
by his counsel, II is ordered, that the said defen-
dant Thomas Gibson, do appear here on the FIRST
day OF August court next and answer the plain
tiif's bill anAthata copy ofthis orderbe forthwith
inserted in some one OF the public newspapers
printed in the city OF Richmond for two months
successfully. and also posted at the front door Of
the courthouse ofthis county. A Copy-Teste,
BENJAMIN WATKINS. d c.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-21

/, this town. Mrs. Ma,y B,gy aged Sc, the viruous
comfort Of Mr. John Bagley 49,
At Cambridge Sunday laA, Mr.. Ms:, sseosS tenior
fophiter 10 Harvard Unverfy in the an year of his
ass~on'y ion Of Jofeph Titcomh Efqof this town The
following fort tribute to his memory i, from ne Rpeyfoy
The deep and uniyerfal regret Of his acquAnta
amply evnces that his character needs the luppor Of
common eaaggerations OF pohumous praic So great
maturity OF excellence at 70 carly period Of life is
common object thofe VII but knew him fe't the pow
srfu influence Of his virtues His the errors
Of juvenile mnd unforti6ed by experience The mob.
len qualities of intel'e and dio6tion native m milne 70
OF department. oe'icAcy Of mind that
. W;he' ns ,sar fs,eed =, fozo'
and above all hcnevoencc, usexampied and except by
chance, unwt need contute ore of the exceewcies Of
character, that deierves mhmeria! ltf frsiI than
monumental marble.
~ An Euosy was delivered at his iuterment by Mr.
Sswssi iksfbser Of Bottom.
At Stanifh Mrs ala,v Prime ~
AT New.Gloucener MIRA May Ssspk,, aged 46. wife
Of Mr. Samuel = pies
At Fort Summer. in th. topp Mr. Axlre4s F,sN, aged
Al, formerly of Providence RL
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-21

vst71S17z%.
TIVE fuhfcribers RESPECTFULLY inform the public tina,
they carry ON the Psrsrrso BusIsEss in il,
different bran hes their Office, No. = FiihGrcet un-
derthe Oee Of the Portland CaEete) under the srm OF
jerks SHIRLEY
They hope ~ aesdy application and .eatioa to the
line OF their protection TO merit the patronage literal
public, and to the work committed 20 them With
oeatnefs, accuracy and dfpatch
They keep eoneanty for fae, general aAortment Of
BLANKS printed on good paper nd fair type-orders
for which will be punctua auead<d to; and any forms
not on hand, done q, the fhortsa notice.
:. s5 WILLIAM jerks JUN.
ARTHUR SHIRLEY.
- Psysis,A, Atr1 - ,.v8o4
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-21

woe to wipe away tie higna attached to the g fe
c-et Caucus" 10 which you took fu IA confpicu
Gus part. will BY TO means deny the RICH, of any
10 meet eaue uies otherwiie... depde the
iatrisus that ihoald diaa,e ffh meafare. and
chen attempt to cov.r g with Alihood. 1.-THE pur
po(t Of your caucus was honorable. If you had
nothing in view but The " public good" why did you
not make it public, and give every one an oppor-
,nnity to aid in the laudable work!
But, iir, th, would not anfwer your purpofs.
You mutt have door keepers al your caucuies, and
1hofe mua be TUNED out who will not fwear fer :
Willy to you. cauf'. Ant what is your caule, but
that of embarra1iog the fate government, and rem
deriag at dependent on the will of Virginia fac
zion! For this rurpofe have YOU nor eitcuated in
Aam" atory pamphlets Have you no, written let
tiers aod have you no, attempted to influence the
pres, and corrupt the mind OF ,ncxperence to you
view. Anlwer thef- interroe alto, les. and by that
Zine lhall be able to attend you again As
you are magiRrs,e, and have fworu to keep the
peace, perhaps may relate an inRence or TWO
Of the "ermaejJ' which you 70 much applaud IN
your c. maitite Tor 6 issibutng votes.
! am, FIR. win due relpeel. yon,s, &c.
A REhL MECH ANIC.
Jams;es.--Capt. McIntofA, from Jana lea, ha,
favored Us with pa pers to the .4,h Of March,
o. peruGng them we End that no movements OF
eonlequenee have taken place in the Wet India
Hands, inee our iae dates.
Letters from Warrington fay the Attorney cenrarI ana
Pof Mater General Of the United States, will fpeedily
reign their Offices
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-21
Mercantile AritliInetie.
inf Hs6l.l1sd, ~ EDMUND NJ BLUNT. Men

|W PsotJbsds ~ EDMUND M BLUNT, Nfxu.
Ss.,ts,t
CRcoND Edition Of VASE. MFecAsTiIs A.
~ RirHMEriC"-sdaprrd 20 the commerce % the u
si,ed States. in its dointhe and fore IN relations. viii
forms OF accounts Aad oh4s writings uirsy IA
Trade. - .--.a' : :. y
staree!y years have sapfed 6sce large ecoo ot
the above work 6r made its appear ance Az Of wh,ch
have iomtme Once been fod the mes. due the Auior
Of this original trea.s may be jnly APPRECIATED b. the
following saimoniasl
Nssvis,,Sert, Ma, Z, 1900.
we the fuhlefibefs having fcen Mr. Vs5gs New Syl-
ten OF Mvessas dyaS~ssi and being f4,isned tia. d
The batnes Of ths comp.,as.hous tsnno. 10, w,h,s
an extensive circulation. The happy thc dscn and ex~
tended application Of the rules. ether witn the
many os'en. improveu.enta while ,hev accomplnh re
WSaent or commerce ALTO extremely well adAred
.shn and inform the erchant the arher and the ira
Oct IN their various occupations sss.s- j a.
D&y n. 7yg. Eteas.er Ssirasv W;Ns Bartlett So~s.i
Uat m. 1yJe,a~ Cs5Es NEE. B,o.vs, WIAis~ W,sv,
~ xsSs's 6a''sa, js~ w. ". Pyoss. M,ebaa LinA.
We the fubicfihens having Examined MrsNaJa's New
syen AZ As.s' ,itt~eif. and being perfuadra sha,it
oe!ter calculated than any We have with qnay
young mca Tor sdmifon into Camping hsufes. viii
that 4 may have circulation. The clear CT.
emPhneanoa and pertinent appica Of the. couuoa
saes together With the many uisfsI additions aud ;sa
Provemens which cootAns vii render II ex,rep<av
uieul TOT the mefchant the mariner ADD al o,he,
Ms.s:. S.ss., 3.s. G. y.~.,. 49,. c.4r.., ss.ss.,
Ja.aabas Jsets~.
!. .Ssh~, oasse, }, .soo. Is
We the fpberibers. merchants OF Salem, eoavnced II
sne neceity OF rem esinS the forms ofhunef the va
81 cc'ns and the nature pf commerce more familiar % the
U"'eo states a. Commercial people, de- approve THE
Me,sas'2 Ar;'6safis of MI. WotS and !,
ea'e"'stsd 10 iuerve the be manner the uruton Of
eur YOUTH aod fhe pus poles Of inormed
~ G,.y jss .6s.i4.ia Hske, B, PieA1ssss Esskas-y
6ssodsb Jas% .sSsss N1iIa. P,sfn Jssot Crosv.rAsx
Ella. Heat Ds,iy -. -, 49, =
o'dey. for the above. will meet with pnnefuara,-
ee0tion. o.. 20. (om) 'rA-s
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-21
To be Sold.

II N the center Of the town Of Wafe.fard, about
Fifty or sixty Acres Of good LAND, with q
fmAN convenient houfe, good Barn, young Orchard
which begips to bear fruit. and good we'll OF -
There nev Meeting hQnle within 30 rods Of fad dwell
ling houle Any perion de6ous Of purehass, will pleais
to apply -
CHARLES HAY, on the premfes.
ztri 90.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-21

he Proprieto 's Of CoxcsRr Hall, are par
i ticu'arly deGred to nee. at Mr. AaaAHAm Bsr.
aAss IN Fore erect, On Mondsy sess. 1t fevcn ocsek
=. on ipec,a' badnefs. s.,.- Pwtlsnd, A}sH 10
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-21
Fruit Trees.

Fruit Trees.
1000 FRUIT TRES. Of various kinds, inoeulated
With he ehoce0 kinds Of Fruit.
1907 Lombrdy Poplars,
goo Button. wood Trees. 2a.f
ALS0,
Six Engia SHEEP, warranted FULL sLooplD,
msy be had Of the lsbfcr,ber, in Nsvb~ypsrf.
[ JOSIAH SMITH.
AtrHN.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-21
@arriep.

At capeEIisabeth, On .Thurfday Inn by the Rev Mr..
Lsrea-. the Rev. Mr. A1}mo ~, Of Falmouth 70 Mic
Betty vii isM. =.
AT Gray, April Izth. Mr. C5srks ~ DsssA 70 Milf
HssasL Mo1s.
At the City of Wellington Hon RsbssS css,s. member
Of ConSreis from York County, to Mi Ps Of the for.
mer place. ts
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-21
Shoes and Boots.
Jat received, aud for Sale by
EBENEZER GRIFFIN.

tbENELEK GRIFFIN,
at %' S1'' S''1', ~. I, Ja1s'. He,y. F,s.s,..a,
A Handfome afIortmen, of aides. Cen.
tlemen'a Youths. and Miaes' SHOES viz.
Ladies kas,iih and american Kid Slippers,
do. Kid and Jean Sandals
Purple black, green and yellow Morocco shoes. w;,h
Italian, Wertemburyh and iprn2 heels '''4'
Sa'ae' Leather, Morocco and Kid slippers.
Youths Leather and Morocco Pump,
Gentiemen's Lcather and Morocco shoe.
Corduvan and suwariow Boots.
do Boot Legs.
The above Shoes will he fold f-- ear .. cheap =,
DC purchaled IN town, either BY the pair or dozen
also.
bIais Andirons, shovels and longs,
<'A<'~N! "a AsnS' P',tas"d, 1G~sS 81. 1904.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-21
POLAND.

NOTICE hereby given to the nonreiidea, proprie-
~ tors and owners Of Land in the town Of P,ss.t.
m the eonaty Of Cumberland, & Comnaoa of Ma
snas the following Lots saIed 70 the State, Cnunsv
Iowa and Road in the bills committed to ne the fuh
rber to eole for the year Of our Lord one .houfand
eight hundred and three
Ls1 in tie Fjs9 Di~s6ss
Me- ~. Nc Vsvs Iet Stsfe ~ Fs~u D.aAA..
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-21

MOfICEi is hereby given. that the copa,tner-
= ncsfhip under the dra. Of
Clement PIis~sy 6 Stephen R1uyfsH,
was di1oyed the OF Apr,i iaiian,. All persona
having any demands asans them rqoeaed 20 preess
the lame and sh0le indec,ed make inmedass nay.
ment 70 CLEMENT P'ilNNEY.
or STEPHEN BUrTERFiELD.
Cse6aw, Aeri Iatb. r8cA.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-21
For Sale.

A New STORE, two fto,ie, high, and 50 By
feet on the erouud. quise 6nifed, with one
Said Store bias good tack Of ehimnes and "a calculated
thar part of may be eonvsaent Dwelling houfe. is
Peaanty ftuaed in the town of 81. George, at place
called Herring Cults excellent harbor ior dpp ng Of
every kind, and moft connections huaton for trading,
and carrying on Fihery; eth very convenient place
Tor building a.Wharf that fps large 6eeIs may take
10 asirs at, and very eommodious Cove, with deep
water that may be neary encloled by fai6 wharf, and
make an excellent dock for any kind Of vee pre-
mites being the properly of josiah HufpEs, late Of ST..
George Merchant, deceafed. For other particulars, r.
9uire Of
NATHANIEL HUPPER, of St. Ceo,ee.
Atvi 4 4, t8oA.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-21
Now s the time !!

81 TbeE sebe sSih 70 PIT fbsmJel+x. !. fortune.
sSe,' ere informed, that a fsv TICKETS il Is.
piicatsqaa Bridge Lottery. are get for tale a, ,b.
oasst'e O2es TIE kbsm bold. o.i nus.<,o., ~
9'a'rsa' Priss'. The following az. be kyAsR:
Of 5000 dollars
-a.4s'vl sf 1000 do.
Of 1000 do.
8 Of 500 do.
8 Of 400 d..
-, 81 Of SO %.
ASra ~.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-21

S"s'''' At'I II. Arrived brig Mary, Capt Mint OH
~ days frec, Montego Bay Jam Sailed in comp any
with ,h- Nynph Deiano and fchr. George Capt Cafe,
Of New Bedford for New -Orle ans
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-21

spring Goods,
{ For SAX, at Ma 8. Usiss Rec, Middkjtas
AODMAN & SWAN, have juA received .
large Ador,mea, Of srefh ENGLISH d INDIA GOODS,
futable tor the prefeut and approaching fsafon.
L;ke~ife genera adortmcat Of WEST INDIA
GOOD, and GROCERIES
Hostheads 9Th proof, Jamaiea RUM,
Pipes d. BRANDY,
do Holland GIN
Chefs Hyfan, Hyfon Ska. soachosg and Bohea
TEAS.
PAINTS Of all color.-LINsEED OIL. &c. &c.
AN, C.s6g.~i fer Sale.
bales Muggsh SAunAhs, T.
cafe Ringa Handke-chiefs, =
DO Baodanna ditto,
Hhds Loaf Sugar. -
100 barrels Flour,
for eaA o. approved eredir.
Psxfkaud anil "A
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-21

FOUND,
Some time finee. SADDLE, on the road
beswsen Portland aud Gray The owner NAV
Apply TO WV. WiNsf oyv
Esiwssfb, Absi ~,