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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-01

III a t'@;t # Csa'r7'a Pleas fer t5r csaty et'Cna,-
berland, b0ae" in and far Eaid county on TIE third
,2ns6lny ef Ju'ie, Il u. 1904.
I IN the petition of Samuel Bucknam,
James Manu-, both of Norrhyarmouh in faid county
yeoman iewing that they mterehed and and ieized
in fec, as tenants in common with andrew Mann, and
fcme other perion or pcrions to them unknown in the
one hundred and 40 acre lot of land numbered ten
may appear by rhe proprietcrs' Records, lying the
all de of Royals river in Nofthyarmouth atorefad
the faii Samuel Buckn ms bare OF which ot, is fcyen
twelfth parts and iad Jarts MAnns ihare of the fame
twelfth part and delrio:s hold and enjoy
their aid REFLECTIVE parts hares in feveray and Their
fore praying Hat partition thereof might be made and
their hafes ef Of and divided from the rc agreeaby
the law in iuch cafe made and provided.
Ordered, that the Petitioners c5ufe the
fevera perfon increcd in rid Ena:e ant living within
the fate the of iuch abeent and have
atornes rekding within the se, be duly notified of
fad r'uton, Ivy iervog them perionally with copy
thereof or leaving copy their dwelling hou.e or tan
place of abode by nier,ng the fbtance of the fame
three weeks iueceiveiy in more Of the public
news papers that they may have opportunity to make
their exception TO this the third Tueiday OF
October next to their granting the fame.
AasR. SAMUEL FREEMAN. Clerk
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-01

TO TIE PUBLIC
THE nverfal eleem with which this little pub ication
has been received by the pubic in general, for ferries
OF years paA-the fpir of virtue and morality which
brea,hes through almca every emence; its force
and concife nes and hope that its and iublme
precepts will be more general d'ned has induced the
pub.ither in meaure, print the Prscnt edition
For fate as abspe.
TICKETS & QUARTERS in the South HaAt
ans Amsasag Canal Lotteries.
Sept. ~, sSo4.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-01


he fbfcriset hereby sives public notice all cor.
cerned, that fhe has been duly appointed aud has
tsten upon htref the tru OF an adm ni, atr;x On rh
STATE OF JACOB BROWN late of Cape El;zabeth. IN
INC county OF Cumberland, yeoman, deeeaftd by.
~ gvlnC bond the law directs ie therefore ,eaue
perions who arc indebted to fad deceafeds .a,e 10
maze immediate payaent and Ihotc who have Any de-
maids thereon to exhbit the fame to
ELIZABETH BROWN
C11eiiraI.tb Nm, a,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-01

JUST PUBLISHED,
Ind in Sar 6ays will ready FIR ,l., and ael;very
70 GsSjSri55,,, At THOMAS CLARK's B.ok
Store, Fy5 f,ss., Portland,
a N EPITOME OF BOOKKEEPING,
4 n BY DOUBLE ENTRY dshsned for the uGc Of
Youth and Senior school Boys, but equally calculated for
che InfruGtion of Adults in svery MERCANTILE LINE
OF BUSlNESS--comprihng~ iyiterratic unerring Rules
for every graduation from commencement cofrrc OF
Books by Double Entry ALTO Rules for keeping RE
TAIL BOOKS Ivy Double Entry, without altering the
proceis of Single Entry for Daily Sales of Merchandise
which is added the mo ealy aud concife method Of
calculating any rate of Per Cent and other sa-
tive aud appendage 10 Accountability, with Rules for
Teaching Scholars
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-01
Commonwealth of MaGachuGetts.

~ In Senate. June 81, Iso4.
wv the petition of Joieph Parlons and 9TH
ers praying tina: they may be incosP rated to make a
Turnpike from, Eliagasm in NewhampGrc, through ;he
towns of Parensfeid and Limerick and from thence to
Pefperreilboroueh and Portland -
Ordered, tina, the petitioners cauie an
ateed copy of their petitions with this order thereon
he puhithed three weeks iucccveiy the New England
Palladium printed Bottom and, the Portland Gazette
printed at Portland the aR publication thirty days
leaf before the fccond Weiaefiay of the third fei-
6on of the preicnt General Court tina, all rons inter
eaed may there appear and fhcw caufe II any they
ha.e) why the prayer Of the petition hould 40 be
granted
Sent do4vs for concurrence,
DAVID COBB, PreGden,.
Ia the HOME Of Rep,s/sntaive,, .Jm- aiJa, 1904.
Read md eoaea,yed,
H. G. OTIS, Speaker.
Il RE copy, EnaR-
WENDELL DAVIS. CLERK of Senate.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-01
Economy of Human Life.

j UST Pub'iihed, BY DANIEL JoHNsow,
For the uc of fchoos Aoaines private Famiies and
ready for fse at the Portland Boelio,s.
TIE ECONOM1" OF HUMAN LIFE.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-01
Strayed.

Broke into the fubicriber's palture,
q DARK red MARE, black name and tail darl .o.
n iquare doeked ,roiter low courage and n,srked
WIKI the isddie, iuppoied 10 be years old--The
owner may have her again proving property aud payiag
chArges. lOSEpH kiOksF
B,saj-ries, Aaeus 10, 1904
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-01

WHEREAS Lucy my wife, without any
w jua csuic, has left my bed and beard. aud 9th
erwfe conducted ia very nntecoming manner this is
forbid all perons harborine trung her on m, ac-
connt, will NOT pay any debt. One may CONTRACT.
his
IIomas ID Wbite.
Portland &pL :. Marx
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-01

freih flour and Corn,
yUST landed and for Sale by
j JOHN TABOR e. SON, i
NJ q, Union W'5arf.
Freh Supcrhnc FLOUR and yellow
CORN ALSO, IN STORE,
Mefs & Prime PORK;
whole and half bbls Mefs & Cargo Beef !
Whole and half Pipes London Particular;
Madeira Wine, quarter Caiks Li''on &c
A few Hhds Prime Tobacco.
Po,honi 9ib me- 92.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-01
For SALE,
By GOLDMAN e SWAN,

BY GOODMAN e SWAN,
%, Union Roqu, Middle S frstt,
90 cafes frefh Sweet OIL.
80 barrels Roll BRIMSTOEE.
a 90 Id. German STEEL OF FIRST quality.
Quarter caiks of Malaga WINE.
European, India & w. l. Goods,
as ufual-for cath approved credit.
S.bf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-04
Fairfield Races.

IN Monday h. 3osh Of uext mlr'h will he
' Srul n over rhe Fairfield eourie. fveep4
Rake tor colts ,ou- We TS oi two mile hea's. FRYE
colts a~e entercd 800 dolls each, and the fub-
fcripeioR clofcd lights asreeably to the rules
of the Iorker Club
ON h fame Ia, the Fairfield Jockey Club
CUP" vll he run or, tw nile heats, free Tor
all sges he hor'es to be bona f~Ie the Propsr'y
Of a,en.hers Of the chs.
On Tueriay ,oe Gro lay Of May, the Tnetoy
Club Purle Of 400 dolls will be run tor, tour mile
heats
On vsdnerlay the prrfe Of the PROPRIETOR Of
the courfe three mile hea's -wegh'S as follow:
Ag'd horics, 133 ID, % years Old l26 'bs--5
years old, l18 lbs-4 years old lo7 lb'-3 years
old ~ ihs.--Mares and gedng' allowed b..
The treafarer takes this opportunity of remind
ing lelinquent members. Of the neoehty o. for
ward'us the amount OF their fubcerptons previ-
ouny The commencement OF the races.
March 13i 1S0t tT
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-04
Land for Sale

AM disposed TO sell my traa OF land in the
county OF Amelia. whereon I AZ present reside,
containing 400 acres. 1t IS advantaqeous,y am.
ated on the north side of West creek. lust aboy.
us junction with Deep creek. There is on Ibis
tract about 2SO acres of cleared land. under oood
fences and in good farming condition the hai-,ce
stands in woods and Is of prime Tobacco ouaIit,
The creek, b. which il is bounded on the M g,
has considerable guam ity OF swamp land a,,,C5II
ed 20 it, which abounds with fine isrge t,,,lsr,c
white oak, poplar, ASH &c aud lies convenient O.
nouBh 70 every part OF tine plantation to fnr,,isb
RAJ "i'ut cutting any of the high land There
IS also about 40 acres Of FIRST r. g meadow land
winch lies in one body. beautifully situated an,i
produces natural grass sufficient 10 winner ons
hundred head OF cattle 2unuaily-about % ,r,,.
oi ths meadow IS rec aimed, and the balance
may he put IN tho same situation with but i;,.le
trouble or eNpenss-it maybe necessary 70 ols.r,,s
that no part OF IT IS liable torflow oyeit be;no .
considerable ddtance from the. creek, and sulIici.
e'''y DRY TO produce ei-hcr Tobacco or Corn Tba
Improvements consist ST O new d,yellior -
81 tect by Ia, with brick chimney ., escb -
rooms below and rooms and a passage ab.,yr
stairs, also . comnodiou5 cellar, wi-il q IRE t,.
underneath the house, a smokchousc and ti',ben'
al. OF which are newly painted on the GA; sile
tobacco barnes, &c.
Those who ave inclined 70 purchase such r,o,
perry are invited 90 view the premises. vyb,,1
presume viii Be a better recommends ion. ,i..,,
ny hing ! can say.
viii treat with any gentleman privately rr,;i
the nrst Gay OF Jolly, ON which DAY 10 viii he -,J
a. pubhc sale ON 'he premises ult pr.vioY,.-
disposedo Of at private sale Tho terr,,,..t, ..,.
halt cash when possrs-'on i8 given ,.ii,l . M
DC when dcmandc,1 and this o,hcr hale in c.
'non'hs-to secuTc .hs payment of which a DECD
/ OF trust ON the properly y 70 be .,rr,rei. M.
10 ~ present 40 bushels OF wheat savys,! o., ,.e
oest part OF The plsntaupn, which ,ax -u,.,s,,r
may ta-s or n5i takes also urine l..o,.-, .ili,
be may have ne balance sfthl year--A ...,.Sr
20 be made to the subscriber on he r-..,.,-,.
B. VOBERTsJv.
gW,'"t 20 ffHHf'ft |tsr. a.T
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-04

WiSA'nS TO C0pit2y tbs c0jliiaL IL, on3,be,
F0ay' hroftoSes to s,H az Pubic Venduc.
on the 23d day e' AIag Aert, at fhc EorLe
IaOe'7i, commencing al II o'chek Il. ~.
me JoHo7ifns 'ieH situated and ,qkaa6L,
PkrPEk9'Y, 7vifhiu ms chi, MI.
s4'tV L LO y, between he balm ofthe
4 Canal and James riyvr--on o.rof,h r.
10 good two tory dwelling homie off G.
and garden On another, there is dwsl-
ing honle' otiicee aud garden, of eaual va
iue--Oh another, there is 4 INHALER DIV, :.
ing houie a"d gaidep- The wo oher 10 a
&c haeIr L nated on he South Eff bds
OF he Hay Market So are, upcn one o.
winch there is good lumber houfr.
HHo' that YsD commodiou'. civ flu
ated' two iFofy brick Dwelling Houfe,
with iqnaTs OF four Lots, (nor- ei,aibls
IN PoIos OF fi'ua'ion pehaps, than soy o.
he' 10 the ciiy) and cr.npIe ely ARRANGED
oihces, on which he fubfcriber n rsGG 4,
n further description is deemed ucn,csCs
larry, aa /; is wIihed ,hat hofe who are d,r-
poied 70 Purchaie, vii previoany EXAMINE
he prentice The lait deicri5ed SQUIRE. wifi
be found worthy OF particular t.n,i5n.
nrr
maps, TO be Purchafed on any erms.
Il Is well k"own THAI pro- erty ia R;eh-
nond become daily, more and rlore yalpa-.
Die ihe raPij increa,e OF commerce and
population, the great ard mere. Gng adam
ages OF The Cana, and the eRsbihment z
Sank wifh many other public iuai,4.i.ns.
iHn''y the opinion, q z properly .has Il uss
led viii con'inpe 20 advance in price
ne terms Of fsle will be, eredi, of Gvs
'"taimens--.'he Gra falling due fix mon,bs
''tcr he day Of iale, and the others 10 foe.
ered az an interval OF iiA months from each
other
Should it be agreeable for pnrchafera "a
make Promot payment, a literal difcouot
vii be made; as it lie an otisa TO obtain
flares 10 the Bank
D N RANDOLPH.
Richmond, 20 March, I8c4. wtds
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-04
w O N d E R,

IMPORTED lar fall in The rhip Mon
4 ticeiio, will aaad, at my Rah!e. the en-.
lung feafou. and be lei to mares at Six Cut
meas each mare the tealou, aud Dollar 20
the grooGl---bu' may be difcha'ged with
eve, provided they are paid by the fra day
OF October next AZ good paaurage as
any ia VrgiE'A with frpara'e inclofures
tor mareo and coI'sj gratis. and tho grcs.
tell attention iha'! be paid ,bem, but l will
not be admirable for accidents or efcaoes.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-04
Pc RF K NJ A N c z S

La 1896, WONDER, ,htn two wears
old, won the FIVE pit axes at York, of SO
saine'O each, for two years old colre, s,gnt
rose hl'Ies isveo Rome twelve pounds, tx
iublcribers, beating Lo d a. Hamilton :
brother to Rauoon, and Mr., Lowth-r's b
C by d omed, ut of Tulip, .wenty to one
aga'nG tne winner
In 1877 when three years old, carrying
e'gh' fone iever pounds, at Donca e., he
oeat NJ oi'welPs commodore, eight ttore,
the ! it half mile, tor 90 guineas each
he { me day he received forfeit from MIR
Baker'S z. Ha IA zard, eight ton,
each, 200 guiuels each. two miles.
10 1898, he W he grea, produce take
at Y k of two hu dred guine q each, fave
fublcr.ber-, fou mics.
In 1899, he won the fweekaakes at
Stamford, OF ten guiuea9 each tor all ages
bea Ing Hr. Heathoo.e's Warter, eighr
lub(cTibe s, two mites The fame year he
ran fecood, in lVeepaakes at York, for
.wen'y gui'eas each, leveU (ublcri5ers, two
miles, betting Lord a Hamilton's col, o,
Walnut, out OF Nun, oir Thomas Cal
coigpr's Maid of tie Mil aad Abraham
Newand, now called CocAGgh,er
In 1900, for the YORK Oay.aods. of 6f--
" euinca. each. he ran iocond o Cock III
ter, aiiowios him Ceyeo pounds, bea.iog Mr..
Co"klon'' Sr Harry. s.evcn iuhlcribe E,
'w' miies. he isme year, at DJncaRer,
, h beat Sir Geors Atm ages Tartar, one
huni'cd gnineas each. four mics The
! iane year, he challenged ..r. J9hnloa's 81,
$40 omo", offering hse pounds, five hundred
| .,Eineas Oh, two .es
WCND z, Was lamed in trai p i
Sol. aud has eyer free fs,t,d He wa.
brea b. Lord r; zw'ii,sm, j. fifteen hand.
h ee iuchcs high njne Yeas Old laH lpinr.
full of bone. very haudiome. and lr,e f.on
all natural b.emiihes---tle i. dark chefnur,
and l. unqaeitiouably IS Gne horft as eve,
was i.apo1ed 70 this county, and of &c
good Hock--and as runner lie cer,ainl,
has exhibited we'll, having beaten Wa,ter.
Cockhghler, and' Sir Harry, three OF III
bet hories on ,he Enghfn tnrf Il will b,
ohier'ed, hat his dam was go, by Diomet,
Ind he is Perhapa as celrly like his grand
nce as it 10 Poiiioe tor one horle TO be Xix
ano her.
WONDER, covered two fearons in En-
F'and, The init at two and the laR at nv,
.u'neae, which arougly indicate. his grow
ing reputation as aioai getter.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-04

A man who writes a plain
hand, is in wan; ofemployment. a line ad}res-
SEQ o 4 3 and left with Mr.. Samuel Peasants,
j.. will be ate Acd to.
March 9, 1904. IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-04
P z D l c r z E

He was got by Phenomenon out Of thc
Jam Of Lord F,zwiliam's Blown Fanny.
by Diomed.-grandam by Mulke, Youns
Hsg Laiurnham's cam by Skim, Oh Hog,
t7ydra's dam by Crab. looDy by Chiide =,
nut Of Old Ebaoy by BaGo Phenomeuon
was got by Kng He % -- his dan Freuzy
y Eoiiple, her an BY Engineer, ey4nd IN
ny BilukJ Lot Of 'he Mil by Traveler,
Aiia Nakcleis 10y Young Crevhound, p t.
oer' Woodcock, Crof''S hey Barb, Make
eis' Bommer Dickey Pie:ion, lou o.
Dodlworih, Button Barb mare. Taken
irohi ,he Cereal 5 I'd Book.
RICHARD GLAND,
Prince George, February a5, 1904.
N B. ihe lea(on 20 cod thr Il II OF Az
gut next, and Commence immediately
Servants boarded graus--aod marco fed
with grain at the ma kst pree, IT reqIir-
ep. co6t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-04
Fe,. e5th. 1904.
Run away from the Sub

scriber, in the upper end Of Nouoway county
on the 31st day of October last, = Negro Man.
named ISAAC; ablur . Or % years old, ratncr
az under size and moderately s2are, has rath-r
koarse AID lazy kind Of voice and speech, and spt
to compel YOU 10 repeat before ne Wi give an an
swer n her small ey es, has kind of INCH, if well
observed III one leg or hipin walking, rSthcr
yellow BLACK complexion. and has the marks OF
smart whipping l purchased hun about Nay,
1872 anI have understood he was purchased when
a small boy by Mr.. Deupree of Charote coun-
ty, and ha' he was raised in York Town thar be
van away some years ago and was secured IN Y ork
Jail, and was in Richmond jail about the time 81
Gabricl's in5uucai5u. and that he had been in
Nottoway Jail some inc before ,na'i It - there
fore uncera ain which way he may bend his course.
have never heard from him sly e his c'pbment
ANY person who viii deliver hii Ito ne, or secure
hi n 50 that get him, shall be lircrprsv reward
Ell, and any Information vii, be thankfully re-
seiy-d. All persons are forewaracd 70 harbor
the said slave ~ to conc, rim ON o TVS state,
at their peril AHEs DUPUi, jT.
Peach Grove, ian II, 1904 wtf
n. 3. Since Inserting the above, have under
stood he had belonged when boy to William
Bi'Clary, who then lived in or near Hanover
Town-Fhe commissioners Of the tax will b. 20
good in their taking notice Of free Negroes fer
said Isaac LANES DUpuY, i'm
40 Isaac Johnson l3nln Carter and Nntin
Richardson, who were res'dentsot Cnmb lriand
county twelve or thirteen years past
CEETLEHET,
VOU will hereby receive notice that there il a
i eauss depending in yhe Richmond charccry
distrif court, wherein Susanna BaJkins wife OF
mn Batus by Charles Wright her ,rus'cs or
ncvt fncud) is plaintiff. and Mary Hill adninis-
tr4trix Of Gideon Hill, dec. the undersigned AND
the said John Batkius husband of the aid Susan
ma, dciendants--wbich cause was instituted Tor
the recovery Of sundry negroes sold 10y tine sheria
Of Honoyer in the year 1871, 10 satisfy an extcu-
lion in favor &c you The above named Isaac JOHN.
son The obed Of this notice is 20 invite (ss !
have herstoforetono) your attention Co this cause.
THOMAS SThREE.
Hanover county, March rs 1873 We
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-04

80 Advertisements, NJ, z cceeiigra S0uarc
frirngth, are insertedin this haher tor aeUcu.
ty-jsO cents the first time three dollars f53'
farce weeks q iues) 1us for cDerv oIcii-
r1linscrti9p diviy-fhrer cents. Long mrs
~ the sam hrohortion-a,icssa Sheciaf con-
sy0-t h. mat fu fhr year.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-04

Dollars. $4,000
All ickets drawn blank may be renewed IN the
next class a 10 dolls. each Ike price OF all o.
th,rs viii be Is dolls.
Al p izes of IL loilars ma. be renewed for the
next class, or paid, al 'he option of the person
enrtled If they bs not claimed within Sl,ree
months after iii; dratving commences, ;hey will
nc considered renewed in the second class.
The drawing 20 commence in the city Of vii
liamsburg on ma : 81 day of June, 1904. under
the management of James Madison, John Brack-
en-. Wil!iam Nelson, Robert Greenhow, Burveli
Basse't, Robert Saunders, Samuel TYLER. Clan,
pin Travis, William Lightfnot, Liitleton w
Tazewell, George Packer and James SempIe.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-04
THE SUBSEhIRL-E

Richmond, March 20. 1904 " NJ , GM,lH l.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-04
A great Bargain may be

hl, in Ne TRACT 10 land wherein the SUB
s.rioer, now lives, within one mile OF Chsr!ortes
vale containing ppwaris of nine hundred acres,
the properly OF James Monroe, Esq part IF
winch is good tobacco iand, the balaac- well cal
Gu ttei for farming. The Improvements arc Two
small brick houses with cellars, framed ki,cS;n
with two FIRE places, meat house, stable, carriage
nous, and barn---thereis an orchard o. excellent
apples peaches ,neaarnes, cherries, damsons and
plum ,s-rhe Whole may be purchased together,
or divided in lots suit purchasers
wish also 10 dispose of claim Of MIA in Ken
tucky of twenty thousand acres, 20 which spe-
.Sa warranty sill be made. some OF wnch = near
ly rich any in the there is n this rra6t
some appearance Of Iroo ore, supp25sdto contain
valuable salt va,er win inexhausribe qpsnfIues
OF pit coal 4 rea'onabletime % paync"r 'op'h
b apwe4 he purci,a purchases Tor either
OF rhe above tracts on paying part. ana securing
the balance Of he purcha,e money. Cash. good
bonds, or !iquidaJed accounts Of Col Monroe's
will be received in pay nent.
JAS LEWIS. Agent Cor
James Monroe.
Feb. e5th. 1904. w6t
N8 The subscribsrhaS several species Of pre-
perty Of HI, own to dispose Of all Or sny p,rr Of
which shall be applied TO the payment Of Col.
Mouroc's debts
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-04
Valuable Property

FOR SHE.
- virtu OF deed 1t tlust executed h., Rich
- ard Dabney, Of King William county 70 nc
subscriber. to secure and satisGya uebi due f,om
the sat. Richard to Cornelius Dabne, .atminisrya.
tor with the will annexed, of Owen Dabnev. dec
WH be o8e'ef To SALE. on the first day OF Han-
over county court, IN she month of hpri ncx, AZ
inc courthouse OF the said county to he higAesr
D'daer' tor ready payment, IN cunen. money,
SUNDAY SLAVES,
onsisting of men, women aud cb;Iir,
Brood Mare about years old, bv I.amn;yh, er
two small Horse Colfs, about2 ,ears old b, ,n,e,
rieanu' the noted Stud Horse called Banover
one wagon and Geer, and Horses. one eycei'
lent Chair Horse about Years old, and one Ra,,
Mare Colt. by Americanus. "' DAY
GEO: WIN. SMITH.
Richmond, March 90. 1904 t41tya
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Dollars l25,15S


May he had Of George Fucker, Thomas TAYLOR,
and Samuel piea,an's, ir. IN Richmond Robert
nirchett and Watkins Leigh, Petersburg Tho
mas Newton, DR. Barrand, aud Lit,e w. Taze-
well, N rfnlk; Hugh Mercer, FEEDER ohsburg
Henry fucker, WINCHESTER Chapman Johnson,
Staun.on
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FkoM The CLNrlNRL
EUME...Ng. HI

Fe0ss7o sf JsfFERsoV's Administration.
SOME fubjetts. exhibited BY writer, little
acquainted withthc beauty, corretfnefs and cl-
gance of language, acquired by the Rudy of ri,e,
ORIG, cannot fail from their nature, to arreii gen.
erai attention.. Others dfptavrd by the molt
elegant pen, make but mon,cntary imprelion
A review OF the actions Of MIR. Jeiferion in his
charaeter'of PRECEDENT. though they may een,
dreary waite. where nothing but marks Of nm
fa'titnhcts 10 the tras interelts OF the nation.
can &c perceived, will, we hope 10 far intereft
the feelings OF his -couotrymen, as to induce a
patient Perufal OF our numbers Gnce the ten
dency OF fuch Actions is ultimately 70 deltrov
individual happincis.
Perlons who arrive at eminenec by wealth or
cour,ly favor, frequently from faifa pride, can
nor endure view of their anceitry. They vii!
recoil from fcru.iny into their origin. Wheth-
er the preiident may be Gmilarly affected by a
dcsincation OF the circumstances of his election
isunknown The arts OF deception, however,
which were praciiced. and the initrumenrs, uf
ufcd to procure it, we are inclined 10 think,
would be rejected With indignation, if propoled
10 mind, ihirided with principles Of honor and
reettude However diihone.:=he they may ap-
pear they mutt conititute our preient lutbett.
From the aniwer o: Mr.. .Jeflerfon, made on
the eighteenth day Of February. 1901, to a com
rnttee, notifying him of his election, we t5,ouid
iuppoie that great people had val1s..s,1ly in
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-02
POLITICS.
NEyyt1AMpsilAE.


The importance of this election of federal governor in
tw-Hamp,ite is dsTTaaara;s. - Net sae Ct The
party meares which had been tn,oed 10 The papers
having paed the Nsatue have become the lao IF De
bard Gov. GILMAN. has given his decided nsgative to
the propoicd prelentaI ndnent the conitita
L" the III for dhrg the nate for the choice OF repre-
tt,sarivesi and the efoutons complimentary the
pre!ent admniirst'nn of tic United States 4 he follow
ing are copies of Gov. GLMANs objedfor., which pre-
yensed shoie bills and revolutions fro,. paing .-viz
The Gouvrnor returns to the honorable the
homie OF representatives in which the fame or
isinated, the bill Untitled " m a7 10 raijy an
n7iee t,opgyff in Amendment to TIE contribution Of
The United STATE, )" with the following obtcrva-
tons and objections -
BY the articles of confederation, and previous
TO the adoption of he contribution OF the Uni
ted States, the votes of the ieveral flares in
congrefs, being equal, the alteration, made 70
tar as reipeets the votes given in the houle of
representatives, was 4 conce!lion on the part Of
the finale itates Electors chuing the pref
dent and vice proficient, being proportioned to
each Hate, according to the number of repre-
ientatves --as well as that of fenators, four or
hive OF the larger Hates, have il in their power to
ele.t thoie oxiccrs, and ii is believed that tn.