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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-01-27

4 What, tho NE 1SDftqfim Sies,
Ssap one 81 one before their eyes,
What, tho'the pubic wealth i squan-
der,d. ~ 8
The sreas and rood 81 villains slandefd,
The hoary parrot robb1 4 of bread, &
Pale Justice Eom the n.tion aed,
Tho foreinn eit-laws hIist our name,
Tho vengeance hunts oufnstiye fame,
Base slsehoo sneak and sIahder,erawl,
And shake the Ukion d its fall-.
Still, still unnos' 4 De people stand,
And ZEE zen Ruin marx Tie land
Sc Freedon's Edikse decay,
IA lofty pillars tnfnaNay ss3
/ By Ceihiek hands 10 spie1Idours solid,
IL dome deiacsd, is ufrets spoird.
The = Sopsreign Regbie vko compose,
The friends of freedom, o. is foes! u !
Are thosl who march 4 4 xad array,
10 meet proud Britain ID t,s affg,--- !
Wko(W henWar,s ensigns, vide unfufisd,
Spread tnmnlt thro' the westesn worid)
seiF'd ne rude musqusk WORD, and
skield 81. |, n ~
And fhrone, iby thousands IS he field !;
tn hide remnant whichremains
From unker'sheights, and yofk. Towns
pnlns,r-
q glorious nv, whose torms sfiil bear
1he tearless mont. me ylctors sea-, I
Bright trophies in hard con1ict won,
sWheh led BY Eamess IilnoarAf Son
or afe the owners Of he soil, & 81
Proud of the spot on which they tcll,
Atnrhd by habit. and BY birth,
Iofreedo,ns government and Worth
Are fhese the men vhose voice e heard,
Wkose NisheA, o. whose win feteF'd 4
Far other p6Wefs these States obey,
a difereut sovereign holds The sway-
a foreign, ontcast. needy brood,
Blighted wolverines ,andripe forhlood
Those renegade gallows trains, 3.
Which Ireland ffomher dungeons drains,
Aud pours, With an uneeasing hand,
Like E0pt,s plaques upon our land
Who steal our letters, rob our stores,
Who Turk with 6re-brands round our
doors,
Whpplunder records Of the State,
The yirtnous Blast, belle the great { -
These are the miserable III
BY which the proud Yirxiuia rules.
IN myriads, 10 the miscreants cone,
Insearsh Sc freedom, and Of rum. =
Scarce do si1eir footsteps reachth strand.
Searce d they prsss the lated lad,
Efe heir whole souls with freedom burn,
And cohsicts Into patficts turfi, u
On posts their greedy opticks 81.
Fir'd with the spark Of Septnfs-sia, s
Can Adams, Jay, and Ellswottk tories,
Rob WashinRton DC an his giories, @
Claim fof their own our Revolution,
And fondly brood the Constitution. !;
Where sre New. Ent land.s hardy sons
How SLOW heir ancient spirit run. q.
Can they stand coli, md fsn1elt ~,
And Sc n dust sheir country Re \ So
To Undergraduate thev were bred, SIC
For Freedom Of they foueht. and bled.
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9 F FICI a Z.
Naiehes, Dsctmss, y, 1905.
SIR.

Z have che bieasrre 10 inform psu,
thai on tliis day tie city Of Nno-0 Orleans
dadifs dependencies, mere amicabiy sstr.
rendered 10 che UNITED STAi.E.S-
And on the occasion 4 pray goa 70 recsirs
my sincere congratulations. t. B IS i
Aeespr nc assurances efms Aga
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-01-27

W. C.. ELHIB0PNE

! s. - = ". c. LLAIBORNE.
Hon, cato Wsst, See. glide ~ t..
Nrsp-0 rleans, Dec. 20. -
By his exeeliency ". c. Claiborne, Go.
seraore ffhe Mississ;Rpi territory. &c.
srcisinS he bo1ver 81 Governor Gene.
raj and Latfndaiis ef sthe Province ef
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-11
-.xsre D sses----
NEW YORK. Nav 5.
(Io be Cant med J

Arrived brig Pallas, captain Sayre, in
Is days from Porto Rico. Captain S. fur
nishes lis with the following accounts
sailed in the brig PalIas OF Portsmouth
from New York, March Is com nandedby
john Flagg onth2 51st of the same inst.
we were captured By a French Frlvatcer
L'Petit Esshel Of Martinique, captain A.
lem and; were carried into Mayaguis,
small bav in the west end of Porto klco,
where We arrived tae 5ta Of April, the
cargo was ali taken out Of the brig and PIT
on board q schooner belongingto Curra.
coa, without any kind OF process or trial
whatever; after they had plundercd her o.
every thing, they gave the vessel 10 me TO
O. as thought proper with h-r. They
kept captain Flagg, and all the crew except
my elf and one seaman, on board me Pr"
v4tcer and TOOK one OF our boats with an
intention to set them ashore on Old cape
Francois which bore S, S. -. from U.S.
diSfa&t 5 or leagues at the tine sac
brought Us too.
1t was repared and generally believed in
NayaguIs that the priVateeF haQ 40 00'"
mission,
While ay,hers, two Americans were
brought in by the privateer Bondleu, caP''
Bernard, of St. Domingo, their car8oeS
were taken out in the same manner alln
without any kind of condemnation tn'
one was the Schooner Helen, OF NoTtoik'
ca-.a;n Sbanks. the other the sloop Eliza,
of Newport, slocum, both from the BITE OF
Leogane, loaded with Coffee. They were
taken 10 tbs turks Island passage, on tN0
1st of April. 'Ehe Schooner John Vn'o6,
Addington, master, was taken at the same
time in company with them by the sa'lg
privateer, but she had not been heaLa
Of when left Mayaguis, which was 'i''
18th OF April. honr
was informed in Mayaguis, that aooo =:
six weeks previous 70 my being caTTieu ~
there, there vas brig sent IN By frSN''
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-11

were seized with violent cramps, and ~:
ing Of the stomach and bowels. : ls'.-
took occasion to point out 10 the 90 oS'l'r :.
them the extreme danger Of such indie. "
ton.
Reformed divine service. Atpoon 9.
Johns bore w. by n. half n. distance ~ ..
mlles. No observationof the sun V
Sunday July 5. The cold, wet b,,naa.
thirst, which We now experienced ara o. 80,
to bedescribed, and made our situation ~
rvdeplorasla. 4, p NJ. having a srron,
breeze from the southwark, we stood - 20
under all the canvass we could spread H.
Jolly boat following in our wake, and nny ~
ling her oars 20 keep up with Us. r..
French Captain, who Tor some DAYS haI
laboured under q dependency wlieb al
;nitted Of 70 consolation jumped over,
board in a fit Of deIirium, and ine,ar,
iysunk. The cutter at this time was on
ing through the water SO fast and the 0
being dashed to the gun vale, would b1va
been Impossible to save him, even had h..
Heated. Cneof the other prisoners in he
Jolly boat became SO outrageous fhat j. Voc
found necessary to lash rim to rIe bottom
Of the boat.
The melancholy fate of the poor caDta;,
whom had learnt to esteem, affected ~,
at first NEST sensibIy more, perhaps than
any other per on !; for on The day | wac
making my distribution in the boats and
was considering in which of them sborld
pace nina, he came to ne with tears IN he
eyes, to lnplore me not to leave him 10
perish with the wreck. I assured him
that | never entertained such an idea thor
as had been the accidental cause Of b;s
misfortunes, would endeavour to make
his situation as easy as | could, and that
as we were al exposed to the same DANGER
We would survive or perish together. This
assurance and the hope of being speedily
exchanged, if ever We reached the land,
operated for while in quoting his mind
but his tortitude sooD forsook him, and the
raw spirits, to which he had not been accus.
toned, producing in him the most dread
full intoxicating effects, hurried on the fatal
event.
We were all deeply affected by this cir
cums5ance; the most trifing accident or
disappointment was sufcientto render our
irritable state more painful; and l was
seized with such melancholy, that lost
all recollection OF MY situation for many
hours a violent shivering had seized me,
which returned at intervals and as | had
refused all sustenance, my state was very
alarming; towards night, | enjoyed, for
the first time, three or four hours sleep;
perspiration came on, and awoke as from
a dream, free from delirium, but painful.
" alive to al the horrors that surrounded
me.
(Io be Contnued
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-11

Dinria OF Columbia wlt !;
WHEREAS

David Tanning has this day, by his petition
IL wsst:ng applied 10 tbs Hon. Nicholas Fiiz
hsgh, one Ok the afifant Judges of the circuit
ealsti Of the 6itri6t of Columbia, to be admitted
Is toe bene6t Of rhe act Of ccngEeis toe The re
aieye Of Ial9lvenr Debtors, within the diRr;6t
afoseiaid, arc has fated therein, thar he is new
in aGtual confinement 10 the jail 1t Alexandria
County, al the fait Of James Young, ard thar
being unsS!e tc diftba'g> .he fad Youns's clam,
with OTHERS agaiaa aim, has offered TO dehvtruP
for the ufs of his creditors, all bis prcpet>1 real,
perfonal ara mixed Nofice Is t5eysto,e gi0en,
70 The creditors OF tie iad David tanning, &c
asts.d at Inc Cougt Hout in Alexandra, on
Satur3av the u ii inf. at o'cock of The fore.
noon Of that day, to thew caufe why the iaid
p.ionec iha!t not be dilchargrd according 70 law.
B, Oder,
G. DENEALE, Ok.
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pt!bIit aaIe.
WATER LOTS FOR SALE.

4 On Saturday the 18th infant,
kyil be offered at public iale apon the pennies
|Ruodry> LOTS. OF GRoUND, commencing at
3 he corner of Water and Jcfshon Streets, aod
cunning through goion tsreef into the Potomac
Upon the cornef OF VI aser and irf>Son ffeet
4 erected neat and convenient frame huafe
kdspted TO The accommodation oil flna!l family,
commanding an extenllye view Of the siveT,)
with well calculated garden, and necsGsry OUT.
buidngs; to which is attschd a LOT If IS fect
front upon wssc. free, ard running with jei
3erfon freet, into she Potomac. 4 !nallgtonnd
rnt is chargsabis upon the properly whien may
DC purchzird Glan Reasonable terms.
The unimproyed lots will be divided into fuch
proportions as may bsa fuis the views OF those
inclined to purcLsfe. The terms Of iale will be
one fourth cath and ,h: remainder 10 tqlal pro-
portions, At tx, nine, ard ,welge months, fuffl-
lcient fecuri,y viii be required for the latter.
Eaymens.
P. c. MarReller.
- 4
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Mave
One Cent KcWar1.

RAN AWAY from tho brig P9lIy, Solomon
Deanifcn, mater, lyog at Dunlap End Twins
wharf, an appreniicc lad named Hugh i.
HARDING, about II years OF age, The above
reward viii &c paid, without any chs.gesog
tbsiks, on delivery Of fid apprentice 70 captain
Dcpnilon, or TO
Jsnney and Patton.
Nav 10. DIST
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-11
It a K E N u P.

Suppoled to have been Stolen, two
Table Cloths and toli,t cover, one Of the cloths
is of Rania sheeting, and marked VITA the !-r.
tetsG- M. c, { No Il the other is OF coarfe H.
dia muslin, any pe,ion proving tic above nen
toned articles, by paying the expence of this Al.
sersllement, may have chem on application TO
John Niele, COgPabI>.
May dst.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-11

Nayrat;ve d the loss q his N,Gesty,s pacdes
LADY H06art, an an isiand Of ice, IN the
atlantic Ocean, the 28th Of G1urse, 1908,
7vitha particular account of the Prop1ae1l-
tial escape otfthe cre7v in tzOo oben 6oals.
By WIN. DoRsET FELLowEs, Esq. COM
mander.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-11
FOR SALE.

4 laksJ Negro Noman.
about IS years Of age, WHO is an excellent. walh
erwoman and houle fsrvans. A1o, he, Child, 5
years oid. Enq,liEe at she Vendue Store, of
Philip G. JMay2eller.
May d.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-11
Z IN D0LlGrS Re1ua1I.

WAS sske,, fsou slong fac the loop John and
Ro6ess, cn 1usfaaY pigb5 LAT, 4 SHIPS BOAT
% Ieet lereth cf keel, Fain{td black, ,he BRET
hook .ofsea cedar. Wntcyer wi deliver tn: f,id
l3ost 10 A;exsnds.a, or give fugh Inflammation as
,iil erahlc re 10 gttheT again, hailreesiye the
John Tucker.
Mar 10. dst
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II E X K / II u ).

II e X Nl n " y.
soo BIS wei! cared Herf:nga Of he 6fh run,
for az by j. aud ~ DWELL;
ApFl! IS.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-07

its beng, ponbe 70 get her off the rocks, and hav.
ing wi,hacod the Are Of The ennboAts tor hours,
and a reinfort ement coming out from Tiipoli
without the fmalleR chance of injcring them in
refesance, TO fave The lives Of brave men left no
alternative, but The diareffing one of hauling our
colours down and f1bmitting to the enemy whom
CHARGE had befricn ed.--In fuch dilemma the flag
of he United Sta'es was aruck. However painful
II viii be to our fellow citizens to hear the news,
they may be aHared that we feel it national lol,
equally with shem.-Zeal Of fe,ving our country
in doing our duty has placed us in that isuaton
which can better be conceived than defcribed, aud
from which we rely on our country extIicating
|us
| The gun boats ia attacking fred principally at
our mats. Had they directed the fhot a. the hull,
no doubt bu, they would have killed many.
The flip was taken pcfs0ion Of lissle after fun.
fst, and in the cour Of he evening myfelf AMI all
che officers with part Of the crew, brought or
fhore, carried before the Balhaw, who aed feveral
|quelions. From his palace we were conducted to
the houfe which Mr.. Cashcar, lived in, where we
lodged la night. and this day the M'niRer has be.
come the guarantee to the Bahia ~ tor Us officers,
and we have given him our parole Of honor.
Encloled you will receive lit Of the officers
and q few of the people to attend them, who are
quartered 10 the American Confuar houfe. and
ARE to be provided for BY luch ways and means
AS can beR adopt. which will be on as econom.
ieal plan as poilible. The remainder of the
|ctew will be supported By the regency.
We have all loA every thing but what was on
Our backs. even part Of that was taken OF, the
lois OF the officers is comfortable, as they were
well provided in every neeeilary for long Cation.
M. Nidon, the Danieh Cooful, has been ex
tremely attentive, and kindly offers every fervce
Of alliance.
Itralt.. lir.you will readily conceive the anxiety
Ct mind I mult fufFer. After the perufAl OF the
;ocloied certificates from the officers on my con.
dud, hould you be plea(ed TO ezp'eis the opinion
of government, you will much oblise me.
Ihavethe honor to be,
Sir, with the greateR reiped,
Your moA obe't ferv'g,
". CAMBRIDGE.
P. s. Notwithstanding parole We are not
permitted to leave the hoafs or 60 on the top Of
It and they have eloied eur view Of the lea.
The above let.er was accompanied BY . eertif-
icate Of The officers Of the Philadelphia, bearing
teaimoay to the good condua Of capt. cambridge /,
aud lit Of IS officers and a64 men 10 captivity.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-07
Lxs's Genuine Windbam BlLlevs PILLs,

DREPARED by sAMUEL LEE, ,ss Of Wisdhan. IN
i the State Of Coanecacns for which difsavery be
Obtained patent 6sasd b the Pr.sdes. Of the uni'sd
The asmeroos ps6as inpoisious upos the public, asy
aemens II remarkable made, yet certified BY
s'sned asmes, - peToas snacquAiued with the A.
der il difficult TO % jsdes the pubie, Offer NJ fs
eeas aotives make trial q the virtues Of this invaluable
mediciae.
The Pa,estee bess leave to refer the pur
chaiers Dclon Newycrk, Philadelphia, Basnore, Al
bany, and o Of the towns Of any note IN the Uaited
States, veil in tie State Of lonneGsut large. 10
fappor Of the srea: efficacy Of shefe Pills mild lae.
and lnvercen remedy for Biss Fvss, fisw Fsvs Jsss.
.d1 Ss..es wss.s. hsAk45s. E~sl Cs-plsias, ss~sy,
xvspiss H. Sis Cs-Oote from three four,
10 be taken At night, when scias to bed.
When the yellow fever prevailed in the principal eitics
and their bese6s 70 amply afcersined, thar i With
difficulty thevenders could obtain the necedary fuppy
la al obaruttisns, shsy operate mild and pesy
purge, and viii be found very convenient pby6e for ani.
Ds:a, .a q from .ss IS IL. e paa
which are seaevay the eaufe Of daurbed eep with pains
and ieverilh habit feamen < travellers, gill end them
dessvas place amocg their heres, they may take
taking eoIa common other phyhe, for the patensee
pledges hmfelf the public that mercury mako pan
, 81 the eompoGtiop Of his pills.
~ B. The above pills have lately been found very sh
.cactouS m TAG <svU - AkUss
CAUTION.
certain Saanusl H. r. Lee, yousg man ss6dns IN
New London. has formed pin of different competition.
calling them " Lees New London BiIioss Els," which
from she fnarity Of nance, may Be psed of upoa the
public the pills Of the presns pasensee. Il Is therefore
neceGary inform the public, that sauue H. Lee, o.
New London, relation connection OF mine Ia has
beea reprefensed) ssd Il they neaueu1y purcha bic
pills tor mine, am mot accountable tor their eaes 10
guard rruch pofibe from this miAske IN fu'ure,
Mall di0inguih ny pills ~ LEES WINDHAM Bill
lOUs PILLS" tTEaeh paper. containing my dseA6D.
wih in fstute he 6ened with my hand writing, add
/ 6 The abovs Pills are for Sale n til
Boollore Of THOMAS CLARK, Fiji Ryea.
. popttsnA March
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u ~ s.~.. 81 Hsse = Rsp,ys..sai,.s = Is. U.s.t
Tripod, November /. 1903.

SIR.
MISFORTUNE neceaia,es me to make com.
,nSnca,ioa the moi d;trefia9 Of my life, and it
Is with the de ePeR regret that inform you Of the
ofs OF The Uni;et State. friga,e Philadelphia, un-
der my comm and, By beirg wrecked on rocks be-
a cen {. az and ave miles TO the eaRward Of the
town Of Tripoli. The eircumfanee RELAXING to
this unfortunste event are-st 9 A. M. being about
Ave leagues TO the ealaward OF Tripoli, Jaw fhip
in ihore Of US. Aanding before the wind. to The
we,w.rd, We immediately gave chafe. She hoilted
Triptl,tan colours. and continued her cous(e very
near the fhorc about ~ o'clock had approached
the fho,e % leven farhoms of water com meneed
fr,pc At her, which We Continued by running be
fore The wind uti hall paa eleven; being hen in
Sevsn tathoms Of water, and finding our FIRE inef
fetiual TO prevent her getting into lripoli, gave
up the puriuit, and was bearing OFT, when we ran
on the rocks, in twelve feet water forward, and
ftveoteen fee, abaft Immediately lowered down q
boat from the Gem. founded, and found the great.
q dspt Of water aasra laid ali fails back ocied
top gallanfaiis, and fet heavy prefs Of canvas
ihr nip, blowing frsfh, to back her of, caA three
anchors away from the bows, asrisd the water
in The hold. hove overheard the guns, except fome
ab.f.. TO delerd the nip aeainit The gun boats,
which we're then firing upon Us fcusd al this
insfeaual; thea Mate The laR relort OF Tightening
her Toward, by emitting away the fore mat, which
carried the main top gallant mat with il; but
labor and ense prize were in vain: for our
fate was direfuly liked. am fully 4eniibe Of The
lo(s that has occurred to our couutry and the dit
6cu',y which il may further involve her in With
this Regency and feel beyond defsrPsion. for the
brave unfortunate officers and men under my
command. who have dore every thing in their
power. worthy the character and Rations they
FLIED and tfuR on invsR;gation OF my Own
eerdua, that It will sPpear TO my yovernmsn Mt and
~curtty, confident with the Rasion ~ which had
Che honor Of being placed. Is
striking on the rocks v S an accident not pot
shle FOR me TO guard againA, by airy io'imation 81
ARTS a. no fueh fhoals we're laid down in any on
h,r'.apt every careful precsntion, by 'h &c leads
kept heaving, was made r.s Of in approaching the
is,ae, 10 eueA the capture Of TIipoilss eruizer,
s..l after the ihip nruck the rocks. all po(iible
rs f.lss we're taken 20 ger her of and the e. .,
netrrmtnss en- -,ade not to give up Is long IS pr
s5e t,ov4 renamed, Though snnoyd BY the gun
sasss yi;sh taes ,s.is petition 10 fneh nnsnnsr
ssS re comb rci sfins ou. yaas 10 bear on them,
ret, .ss ssseg s-is'ns swsy pals ct tic Rsrn to
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-07

Il per!on appears to difcharse faid taxes and all
neeeary uservening charge, before Mondsy the
eleventh dsyu juoe next ten Of the clock in he fore
noon-fo mu<t effaid Loo Of Land fha be fufkcicn
to difcharge will then be fold at Public vcndue
Il the dwelling of RicHA Fires, in aid Balwin,
10 the higheA bidder. skcosdng to law.
Silvanus Bachslder, Cslls7or.
4 DSasf BsIlss4s MsssS -, a D. l8o4
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-07

NOTICE is hereby given to the nonreGdert propr;e-
IN aud owners of Land in the town OF Balprin
formerly called Fiaos, in the county of Cumberland
that the Lots hereafter mentioned taxed in tho bills
committed to the fuhfcriber, Collector Of faid town
for the year OF Lord thoufand eight hundred
and three TO collect in the REFLECTIVE fums following viz
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-07
o. The abov Pills are for Sale n The
Beo!lore Of THOMAS CLARK, Fs6R res.
Portland, March ~,
New Variety Feather Store.

THE tubfcriber informs his friends ,nd former evf
TONERS, that he has taken the ore lately occupied
by Mr.. Robert 6yd nearly oppo6te the Ps,sAssd bsas
Middlereet, where he keeps conantiy for Gale gene
raj aaorsmenr Of
FEATHERS,
Of the ben quality, which will be fold in whole Beds
or fmasr quantities. a. may fui, the purehaters.
BEDS ready made, made aud filed II the fhorteA
aotice. BED TICKING Of various kinds.
The whse OF which will be fold ON the moA reafona-
bic terms, for eaih APPROVED credit.
William Fennelly.
N. B. Auction and Commiilion Buff
nefs ratiacted ufua his Store head Of srsisms
Wharf, Forelreet
At private faie - above, 100 Boxes SOAP.
Psrsissf FL. -, $500.
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h.ym .ls Uiiea fahNi.
THE JACOBS TRIUMPHANT.

D>'ee
i e~ja: sse aeas ,ia.,,eb, Srsm ves obey,
Ics eaa!'l y{ase sea5s. ----
frune--v,cAs Of DRAy,]
rM a tan,ins, roarin. Jsdcsis,
! III, no ons g.iniAy, FIR;
When Lenfys was che thcme,
l'ru'A rhe awfu day liz,
Gaia soyernniens ive ever raid,
CANT order ard CAN'T law, hs,
ii damn futh ,ncalures pcvct tai'd,
From. t.ss,s,e trcw, cf.
For this rye gai.'d as you may fee,
The ohjs 4 OF NY wiihes;
70 loIl in coach from taxes free,
And taI,e tho {" ssexs sut t&ss -
when w A:a,s CROW FRI took the helm.
terror 10 Cur race ~,
His magic slarnc thror shnut the realm
Our projtds did eftace, hr:
Yet true to ;scobin.: cacfe,
Without yfcvarcation.
1 cursd the witdonl' Of his laws,
Nor I. ard his Indignation.
For this I've ga:aa'd, yoa may fec,
The Object Of ny wifl,es.
dring nay whikey taxes free,
Ano taiie the "les9n ssS Gess."
when whitley lads oppos'd the laws,
When AlSui rul'd the roaf hr,
His wasmefi friend I own. was,
Nor feai'A the noOle or poft, hr-:
To ,op !" de vces Of government"
His plans l Oft promoted;
r ex.its alarm and difeontcnf,
He every meafure voted
Lei Wild mifrulc forever clam
A iarobin ben wihes.
For liberty Is but name
Wi,iSut tbs h4s.s ~nt t&,.
ViryniA's blacks. and Europes rogues,
Our props and our iuppQu. fir,
Tie reiufe from dear ESin's bogss
Are all the thing at court, fir;
Our Chiefs .he,r friend, aud we'll he may,
Hes under obligation;
70 them be owes his preiept iway,
And rules a cheated nation.
Such intlrumenis are pretty things,
And pat to all enr ~,cts.
TAeir . st.fai tsSsar" farely bring
The promis'd lesv" asSIsG."
Or eaa.c prevails in realms fpits.
Ana Eedralifin's difcarded.
We lSm the people wr4us or risht,
llor are VIC ansewardcd;
OF fi,oiI each has his promisd sain,
OF ofi-c each his choice, ir,
from .iaS.,y do~n to BM Ds.n.,
B, Presidential voice. 6r,
Huxxa! my lads, then mind your eye.
You know the Ms~~aa6's wines,
Oncs more your arts iaccef.fu' ply.
and twig the = |essn ssdj ysss
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-07

NOTICE il hereby siveE to the nonrc6dcns proprie
IN tors and owaers Of Land ia the Of BsiJsi.,
formerly called E.sJ IN the county Of Cumberland
fos the year Of Lord one thoufand eehx hundred
and two to COLLEGE, in the refpeivs fus,s foswins VIZ
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-07
FEATHERS S.
.HsaEAs Ruth, my wife, has eloped

from my bad ans board, together with my chill
das Ia Iuppofe) BY the advice aud Aianee Of fome
evil minded perfon psrons take THE method TO tor
bid al pesions hasbcrne rufng hem my account,
Tor w net pay one cent which they con,raa after this
date. JOHN DOWNING.
Aasa, Msfsi Z, 1904.