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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-15

HfN commence Oh Monday tie o4tb day Of Sep
tenber next, and continue four days.
FIRST DAY, will be run for, the greateif SWEEP
Il STAKES ever run for in America, for the number
OF horfes-hve horfes entered at 600 dolls EACH half
forfeit-which will amount to 5000 dollars if all
fart, running three mile heats agreeable to the rules
of the Jockey Club 1t is fnppoied that the horles
whch-ars entered for thefe fakes are equal to any
on the turf of America.
SECOND DAY, win be run for the JocKEY CLUB
PURSE of 400 dols.--four mile heats
THIRD DAY, the PRoPRIEroR's PURSE of 200 dols
three mile heats, carrying weight for age, agreea-
bic to the following rules:
8 years old, 9oibs.
4 years old, LOG
5 years old, I19
6 years old, I2S
2 years old, or aged, 1875
8 lbs. allowed Mares and Ceilings.
FOURTH DAY, HANDY car PURSE of 80 dolls
free for any horfe mare or gcdng running two mile
heats, entrance Is dols.-agreeable to the following
rules for all loGng horfes, which in any of the
three preceding days races, who choofe to fart for
this days purfe, the weights will be affixed by the
Judges agreeable TO their performance each dayall
winning horfes the three preceding days. to carry
weight for age, agreeable to thes rule of the Club
ao horfes that have aarted for any of the three
preceding days races to carry weight for age agreeable
70 inc rules oil the Jockey club ANY gentleman IS at
liberty to fart nag for this purfe whether he is
member of the Jockey Club not. Certificates or
other satisfactory proof of horcs ages, which fart
each day, will be required by the Judges
Stableage and litter will be furnhed for race horfes
at the ground, GRATIS.
N. B. The members of the Jockey Club are requsft-
ed to meet at the ground the Esd of Septem-
her c'ccck n The afternoon Fer The rrrrcfa &C
making arrangements for the different days running
RICHARD B. GOODE, SRc'Rr.
Broad Rock, Auguf %, 1904.
THE SUBSCRIBER, who is appointed TreafIrer for
the Broad.Rock Jockey Club, requefs thore fubcri-
bers who have paid up their fubfripons for the
laG fpring purfe, to be pointed in paying them up on
the fri day of the fall races, at which time he hopes
all the members w be pointed in paying up their fall
subscriptions.
THOMAS CHrATnAM, Treafurer.
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JUST PUBLISHED,
WANTED ON HIRE.

a WOMAN without Child, who is good Cook,
L \ Walher, and Ironer. Liberal wages are offered
for one who can come well recommended.
ALso-A GIRL, from IL 10 is, who has beeB
aceuflomed to wal; in houfe. Apply at the EDqui-
rer Oilice. Sept. 8.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-15

ME FIRST VOLU11E is ready for Subscribers
at the Book Store OF Vim. PRICHARD.
Richmond, Auguf le, 1904. eptf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-15
making arrangements for the different days running
RICHARD B. GOODE, SRc'Rr.
Broad Rock, Auguf %, 1904.
NEAL NELSON,
BOOT = SHOE MANUFACTURER,
MA1N-sTREgT, RICHMOND,

M AXES Boots & Shoes
1Nl to any pattern or faih-
ion, equal in point of Ma
TERIALs and WoRKMAr-
SHIP to any in general ule.
~ Imported Doors and
sHors, of the fri quality
and newell fafhion, for fale.
-. Gentlemen at a dif-
lance, who are difpoCed to
forward me their meafure,
by paying attention TO the
annexed cut, can be fitted
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-15
FAIRFIELD RACES.

an Monday the m of October next, will BE-
- run for over the FAIRFIELD COURSE Sweep
Rake for Colts three years old two mile heats Sever
Colts entered at two hundred dollars each, anc
the fubfcription cofed. Weights, agreeably to tn,
rules Of the Jockey Club.
On Tuefday, the cd day Of October, the TocxEl
CLUS Purle OF 100 Dollars, will be run for, four Mill
Heats.
The following day. the PurGe Of the proprietor 0
the Courfe, three Mile Heats
WEIGHTS as FOLLOW.
Aged Horfes 1875 lbs.
6 years old 1913
s years old 11S
years old LOG
9 years old 90.
Mares and cedings allowed three pounds.
Richmond, AuguG Is, 1901.
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(sr AUTHosIrr)

SCHEME OF A LOTTERY...CLA SS No. I.
TO BUILD
AN ACADEMY IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-15

ar II HIGH COURT OF cRENcERY, RoLDsN 1T The
CAPITOL, IN TIE cIgr Of RICHMOND, 5:S
March, l796.
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THE BRO 6D-RocK FIJI RACEs

PittSlVaaia, Sept. le.-[st.E
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-15

$3.50 Tickets at 10 dolls each, dolls. $500
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LIFE OF WASHINGTON.

Sept. l..
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-08-03

= The Military, under the command
|of Lieu. Col. Morton, were drawn up
lin front Of Mr.. Church's house, in Ro-
|binson-street, where the body had been
deposited. On the appearance Of the
corpse il was RECEIVED BY the whole line
with presented arms, and saluted By the,
Officers, with melancholy music BY a
large and elegant Band. s
The military then proceeded the bier,
lin open column and inverted order, the
|leftin front, with arms reversed, the
band playing dread march. J Attwelye
O'Clock the procession moved in the fol-
lowing order, through Beekman, Pearl,
and Whitehall streets, and up Broad
way to the Church: .v RI !
= = The Artillery. - =,
The 9th Regiment Of Militia.
- Flank Companies.
Cincinnati Society.
Anumerous train Of Clergy of all de-
..-.5-L nominations. ess5.s :
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-08-03
-E-
THE
.... ~ { ;
&C.. r-----
-#I D.
With Pail

/ The Generals Hcrse; appropriately
. ....-.. dressed. r. !
His Children and relatives.
Physicians. a.
Gouyerneur Morris, the funeral Ora
Il tor, in his carriage. s. -
The gentlemen Of the Bar, all IN deep,
g.. mourning. =. - -. ~:
The Lieutenant Governor Of the State. in
s4r - his carriage. - !
Corporation of the City of New-York.
Resident Agents of Foreign Powers.
Officers of our Army and Navy.
Military and Naval Officers of Foreign
Powers. 49,. -,
e., Militia Officers of the State.
The various Officers Of the respective
Banks. .5.tEl
Chamber of. Commerce and Merchants.
Wardens of the port, and masters Of
81 ii, vessels in the harbor. Z
The President, Professors and Students
lot Columbia College, in mourning gowns.
Sc; Andrews Society, mostly in mourn
a. - ing.
a Tammany society,", - - = j. d..
/. Mechanic Society,".
f,s:.M Marine Society. .,ss:r 49,
Citizens in general. -
~ The Pail Ipds supported 6g -
General Matthew Garrison, -
Oliver Woleott, Esquire.
Richard Harrison, Esquire, =
Abijah Hammond, Esquire, -
Josiah Ogden Hoffman, Esquire,
Richard Variek, Esquire,
William Bayard, Esquire, and
His Honour Judge Lawrence.
On the top of the coffin was the &c ne.
RAILS hat and sword, with boots and spurs
reversed across the horse. His grey
horse, dressed in mourning, was led by
two black servants dressed in white. and
white turbans trimmed with black. al
The streets were lined with people
doors and windows were filed, princi.
|pally with weeping females, and even
the house tops were covered with spec.
|tators who came from all parts to behold
the melancholy procession. + l.. a. a.
When the advanced platoon of the MI
|litary reached the church, the whole CO.
lumn wheeled backward BY sections from
the TANKS of Platoons, forming 4 line,
bringing their muskets TO reversed or.
der, and resting the cheek ON the butt Of
the piece in the customary attitude Of
|grief. Through the avenue thus form.
ed, the corpse, preceded by the Clergy
|of different denominations and Society
|of Cincinnati, and followed BY the rela.I
|tions ofthe deceased, and different pub
lie bodies, advanced to the church, the,
band, with drums muffled, all the time, ,
playing pensive, solemn air. a
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-08-03
FUNERAL GRAFTON.

0na Stage erected IN the tortico et.7ri-
nifty Church, M. Governor Morris,
hdoiag four Of Generai Hamiifon's sons,
the eldest utsixtern and the youngest
aboni stf yedSs 81 age, With him, rose
and delivered % The immsnse concourse in
front an eafemporary Oratien, rDhich,
being Pronounced siotvly and impressipe-
" Ipas easy committed 70 memsrv, and
icing vsry soon atierwards placed on pa
per g ,'s.D presumed to BE correct even 10
ne language. ~
FELIow CrrIzrss, .5...
IF4on this sad, this
solemn occasion, should endeavour %
move your commisseration, il would be
doing injustice to that sensibility which
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-08-03

With this letter, a message "a. re.
eeived, such as was obeexpected, con.
taining an invitation, which was accept
ed. and Mr.. p. informed Mr.. ". N. he
should hear from him the next day a 70
further particular.
This letter was delivered DO Gen. H.
on the same evening. and very shor,
conversation ensued between him and
Mr.. T. who was to call On him carly the
next morning for further conference.
When hedid 90 Gen. II. said he had
not understood. whether the message
and answer was de6nitiveIy concluded,
Of whether another meeting was 10 take
place for thatPurpose between Mr.. r.
and Mr., Y. n Under the latter i'm
preston, and - the late Ietser contained
matter that naturally led 10 animadyer.
son, he gave Mr.. 2. ) p1perof remarks
Iin ne own hand wiring, to Be commu.
~ =
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-05
JAMES A KIN, Neuu5uyyps,s,

AIOrICEi is hereby given to the creditors of Villa.
IN Hs6bs Of Bsfaa, and A1efss Merrill of Northyar-
mouth in the Dr of Maine rchants aad copartners
in trade, a2ana whom commlion OF Bankruptcy has
been duly awarded and iued. that the commloners
ed and auhotiied IN and by faid commfon the at.
6enee of the enate aud eeefs of lad Hubs aud Merrill
intend Inc commiioners' Office No. Muey $
row. PortIsd, the ih day Of uue uer at 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon in order make dividend Of the cate
and eiiccts OF Aid banrups when and where .o. cred
se who have not already proved their debts
prepared prove the fame or they will be ercuoed the
benefits Of fai9 dividend.
STEPHEN LoNcFELLow. Jua 14gysa.
Portland, d5yj ~, 1904.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-05

ceive tsc psooe--sanein md 81 IS T,er inIlsences
and i h's a'resiy h at al asBu .-f-ct: Newip,
pe-s frau ght with th. .naa 'paioabie. Ia a,ja5s
farce hronga The di!tria, urssd upon people,
aud t II able 70 pay, eNen graf, sni even carr ed
TO their aou'es by f5m@ wa are .etccm:d lsrou
m.o, h IS pod,s ID m n. # vat namoe,s who
read then, dnn, fee them contrat ts.i AMI have
NJ nppo tnnty TO Oh, in better inioE ,n4too; AVID
feaf vi certainly undo she coun,y, il the friends
o. govccnmen' are not attAl'eI by a propo tomato
&C ito co f,nnai tru, II +.
the foregoing was feat u by gent'cn,n Of ua-
eemhed pu alton from who has th- interef
ri the country at heart, aud wiole coadu in life
One could dad fAult with withpu buhins His ienti.
enss viii be read with ateition BY al whof. hea is
hardened and whofs eyes 7s behold the evils
sh0 are come upon From greater which all
pending, may heiven prefesve Us
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-05
For Sale.

THAT valuable FARM. in Parfonsaeld former,
owned by the late DaniI 7,Asu, ESQ. containing b,
enimaton huadred and fifty about ninety
which under Improvement we'll wa,ered with sboui
tive hundred young Apple frees the fame, accom-.
modated with moving, blowing panarins and woodland
a convenient Dwelling Houle, Barn ard eut-houes--
thirty FIX miles from Portland, and the road lead.
ing from Coos to that pace-It will be fold altogether
or in three parts, will beif fui, the purchaier
Perhaps in pleafantnefs of iuation it is net furpafed
by any Farm in the ounty Of York For apply
Mr. WILLIAM BLaCO. or NICHOLAS EMERY, Of
Parionsfeld or JONATHAN HALE, Of covea,ry, n. II
May e
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-05

~ WlscAssar, MAY I.
A very relse1ahlc corre'p 7ntent in the EAT.
e'n part OF the cruntry INF rus "a that the vea
art. were ,eiorted 90 AT the ec6on Of G,verooi,
by The icobins who to prevent III. election OF
, Mr. Strong, ci'euhtej nany intarl us rcpors, re
fpsaog ban, and hos deceived many Of the good
people. lie obferves, however, that the people
are GOV feaGbic ,liey deceived by degn.
Ing unori cipiei n-n aad ;hst th-y will be
more on their guard in future =-=It was AT 1t.
ed he fays, that the pamohet circulated vas
put OUT by the General Court. A fuggeai Oh
wholly detlitute of. iruh. And we hope with
Our valuable correfpoadeot, that the people will
be careful t. eaqnire and know the real truth
hereafter en- iuch oesaGous.--The records and
Juraas of Ibis ttAte FIR the lar thirty gears a,tea
to the patrioiim, the integrity aud zeal of Gov
ernor Srong in promoting the peace and prof
perity of the country
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-05
NsweoK1, [aLlApRIL z8.

James Bnrri;l, jua. Efq. Fejeral Republican is
elected Attorney Cener 1. of this State by M or.
ity or $50 votes.
The time, we confident, is far approaching
in Rhode lfl,nd, when her honeh and engh eoed
minority, o'nei by thote who are honeh aaa %
risl:r OF this prefent majority, viii rae her from
the tick OF iohgnihcante into which the ignorance
and p;ture Other p-cfas rulers have plunged her
an reso'c her TO the eff4em and CONF ience of her
adjoining fier dates
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-05
FROM TIE STRETCHES

The Eliza Of Providence, capt. Holland, has
arrived al Philadelphia, from Alican., which he left
the sS.h Fee. and informs, that when he failed the
Sp aniih Packet was daily expected from Agiers,
and it was confidently believed, would bring ac-
commits OF the liberation Of capt. cambridge and his
Officers, through the Interference of the Dey and
French commercial agent, refoent at Algisrs.
The United States big Argus lieut.. Hull had
arrived at A'icant, from Genoa. and informed,
that the American vehels at that porthad been pu,
in requiGtion TO convey French troops on lecre,
expedition the !hp Alexander, Hodgdon, of Bal.
timore, was one Of Them.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-05
To be Sold Cheap.

a VALUABLE FARM in Paris with Buildings, and
\ young ORCHARD thereon, aiming one hnp-
dred snd sty about eighty of which are unler
COED improvement, con6hing of Flowing. Moving and
PAituriag. and Farming toos may he purcbaied
reaonably with fad arm-For particulars enquire If
ALFRED GATES, ON the premifes
Par. Ho,H
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-05
Maine Turnpike Corporation.

THE Stockholders of the Maine Twnp;ks Cor.
i porafon, are hereby notified to meet at The
Court Houle ia Portland, on Tuefday the eighth
day of May next, at eleven O'Clock in the forenoon,
to act on the following articles, TO wit:
/. To chooie thirteen Directors for the year
eniaing.
2. 10 choofe Trea(urer and Clerk for the
eniaing year.
g. To conGder and determine whether any part
and wha. part of the iaid Turnpike thall be made
in the enfuing year, and to aa thereon as they
fhall fee fit.
4. To confiIsr and determine whether any al.
leiincnts fhall be made upon the flares in faid
Cpr'oraton, and to act thereon they may thinl;
proper.
5 To act upon any fabied which concerns faid
Stockholders, and which they can lawfully aef up
on at their annual May meeting.
]. D. HOPKINS, Clerk g Tie Cooperation,
Pc Hami, !4frd Al.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-05

The very high frelhets, which have overflowed
the l'arks of he fave. al branches Of he De.a ware
and Cneiapesk, have done conGde' able damage to
the bridges. mills, e.. erected thereon. The cur
rent n I. . Potomac rofe, at time, to a height
nearly With the top of the abutment OF the bridge
which is nearly 50 fees above the commoa tide.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-05
Among which ar

Among which are,
White and colo cd Cambricks -Calicoes- Cb ambrav
Muilns.-3ook aud Iacones --Strawwillog and cane
Sonncts of the newe faihion.-Lace " ils-glack and
White Laces-Fans--arse aTortment of Ribbons
large and fnAli Umbre has Gown Trimmings Dimtics
wailtcoatng--- Sewing siiksBack Grape -Psriinet
hack ard o.her ooiored Luitrings-baek Porian silk
Hole--cotton do--cotsn Gloves and Misrs-siik gloves
Pic mic fix do marking canvais-.saiinets- cotton
Thread Boh-5l and Ga silk shswls-Camels' hair
ds-Black ok Veivet-S,ue black aai buff Nankins--
rorton Caihmere--Di apers-Lnens-India cnttonsOii.
cloths-Leoking observation-disclosures Hollands
Caiamancoes-Ruaeis--s haloons and Dutants, &C. &C.
-LIKswIsE-
Hyton, Hylonlkiu. Souchong aud Bohea TEAS,
Coffee, Loaf and Brown Sugars Flour Spices, Indigo
coppcras Alum, &c.
A complete afortmeut of Ladies', Miles, and
ChiIdrens Kid and Morocco SHOES, OF hyperion quail
ity. Now
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-05
FELLOW CITIZENS,

THE aGs Of County Resjqer GaaM be filed BY
/o~. perjsn qveN FILLED IN ooy.iag dseas Of all haa
Nxsy ar " get our deeas dyasOn BY BY him 6tedaJs be
-mks draper fkas the Lauye,1, and il aae MAKE cboee
Of ssho does rot anaeyfsnd il, ,na Ne r& of
MGrg property and beias inuoived ia hqV jnts.-
1oai orrnas 10 dsel spon airy candidate al f'srns
Iss A1aH siDe my vote to tie qubs Jef informed
spen tbe jal;s7 and aOil neOss yiu nte erbO
lanna as tbe 6gfaeis bhmfty. n VOTER.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-05

Mr., JEHKs,
Psasd 10 notice yoay kR Cxstis TIE mo~iuatias IF
EBENEZEK MAYO Esq.
fer Rsyr Dds AMI Juiy agree zeG5 TIE zvsitsr in ba
fa. 54s toe ls' 81 tie Sic IF p,y great pubfn import
M or'~a and ts,frAa, eosdeyaep a4 Be ib,o7Dn
gid md fs rqyyyy 10 b male, Gvr1s vsbs bea quail
iied agsba,g, nh b d.iis IF County Rgyie,- az
.pas 6 p,i1epe ns mr. f,o9fs sr,0e af rodb tie
f1SAs good. 6avs daA .b4s Mr.. Mayo YW Be sSgs"
Sc n MECHANIC.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-05

gien
In This town, Mrs Eliza Hoeac, aged As, wife of Mr..
Charles Hefeac.
At Freeport Deacon Ambfofc Talbot, aged 10, an
example of primitive Chria,snity
Al Faimou h, Nils Harfie, Broad Er. ~.
At Bolton, Mr. Samuel Hill, Eagtaves, aged SO
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-05
Bosros. MAY 4,
iNEYYopK ELEcrfo ,

The ele aion for Governor, Ii. Governor, SC. in
NV YGFk coted on the evening of the 10th al.
In the li5y cf N York The Whole number of votes
were ago. OF which number Mr.. Bvas, the candi
Gate eppol.i 10 the insonian emi ration for Gov
governor, had s4l5, Fae iaceefs which has thus
manif.f ittlf in favour OF the periecuted Vice Pre-
hdent, aferds con!iderabe hope that h. is elected
throughout the rate.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-05

NOTICE is hereby gives to the nonrcddenf prorre-
y tors and owners of Lands in the Of Aas5f4L
in the couuty of Cumbe rand that tle Lots here a-er
mentioned, taxed ia the bills committed to me The
iubicriber, Collector of fsid the year of o.
Lord thoufand eight hundred and two, TO collect il
the REFLECTIVE iums following, viz.
No. Lets pcys;oa MADEIRA Yaxs STATE T,-oa s. s,sos
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-05


NOTICE is hereby given to the uonrefdenr psopre.
tors and owners of Land in the town cf pah.y
in the county of Cumberland x Comnoiwea tn of MAJ
that the following Lots taxed TO the State Couetv
Town and Road, in he bills committed to me the fui
icrher to collect the year OF Lord thou,4nd
eight hundred ana three.
Lets in the Err Diugfos. ass
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-05
Samuel Wynan,
Hzop1ccO cyOy M eKEp

MORUUEU SHUG.W AK EN,
- Epeafull, informs his friends and the public, that
IN he has taken iop next door to Mr.. Jena 6ryams
fore Main Street; VIII he Intends carrying the bali
nefs Of making Morocco, KID and Caf-iSn slippers,
which he viii warran. to be of the bca kind Every "a
which hc may receive Il be gratefully acknowledged
Email afTor,ncnt of good SLIPPERS. kept cenitani-
y for lac May S.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-05
For Sale,

\ PeAfant and wsll accommodated 6tuation for q
\ Trader in Goshsm, three miles from the corner
the po0 road that leads to standh, with Dwelling
Houe and Barn thercon-Said 6soation confAs Of twt
acres OF LAND, under GOOD i'm prevemeAt For further
particulars inquire of ELISHA SANBORN
M.y 8. on the pre- mites.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-05
Wbeaton's Gfuuraice Bitters,

THE idccefslu effects of which have eetu l.y expert
ensed in correcting and carrying off jsondicy ann
>hou, rom the tom ach aud at the fame iine
reng hening the 10 mach, incresnog the appetite, ari
moving the 6nkng, flint d'tredcd feeling aud the sepy
da hcavjoei, rcitorns afo, nren3h to the weak aud
trembling tubs removing the ye,lown:s of coaaienance
colnon to ,uudiey ard weakly p-opie; and sp the dz
zucs Of head and wes<ues Of fight. They very uie
fol for aAea take oiiea when At ea particularly
warm clinaicsa prefervsve agant dilotders 20 Incl
dea, TO fucA climates (which generally putric and bill
ious) by removing obiru ton. carrying M bite and Civ
Ic free circulation to the blood Price " pc, jox.
ORGANIZATION ITCH OINTMENT,
fale aaG cie &C Gus re edy FOR the ITcfip,i. Up,
or The aJovs, aire7 rom 'be Paentse are jas ),
JONI COE,
liant BY oiIsr ,s,sa P~iaslJ a. Ne. 4, Fe Ara,
Who keeps eonnAo,ly 70, fae,
DRUGS and MEDICINES OF a genuine qualit,
on reAfonanlc terms, for Cath Credit.
Portland Meg ,So4
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-05

40 perfon appears to dfcharge sid taxes and all nc
cehary charges, before Thurfiay the ourtc enrh
day of June next ten of the clock 10 the u,enoon q,
much OF laid Lots OF Land as ha be iulicent 10 diff
charge the fame will then be fold al Public Vc,d,e ar
the dweilnghonic of Faneis Keys, in fad Rumford ta
the higheft bidder, according TO law. ri
JOHN PUFFER, Cslee7or.
Rumford aprH "A, II d. 1904 sI
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WANTED.

nIED on boasd fh,p Pfeiident, St. Lucia, BENJA-
IL MIN TAYLOR, of Kennebeek. His friends may
have his effects by applyingto J. R!cHARDsON,
May s: Richardson's Wharf.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-05

Jerome B,naparte and Lady are now in Phila.
delpha, waeie, it is iaid, he intends to reide.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-05

o. the 5th n,. dreadful tornado, was experien
ced in the neighborhood Of Asgulta, (Georgia)
which was marked with the dearuston of almoit
every thing in its cou,fe.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-05

CO. ADVERTISER ans a oa,iefy of
smaller pr.psrtd for tbs aays Cazste, eNSe ATTENDED
le ia esr asxf..
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-05

And # no perlon appears pay faid taxes aud IN
neceary intervening charges, before sonda, the
eighth dayof May nest al nine of the clock in be te
nooh 10 much OF lad OTIS OF Land ha be iufciea a.
to dncharge the fame will then be fold al Pubic
TO the hghet Bidder according law at he DIS .,iae
houie of DANIEL JAcKsos in laid town
JOSEPH FERNALD, CsAasr.
Poland, AprI Iab, 1904
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ENGRAVING IN GENERAL.

THE public are RESPECTFULLY infor med. that the
above bulRels will be carried on very exteniivcIy
by
JAMES AKIN, Nswbwyps,t,
who havs completed his profeional ftudes in London
under comment mailer aad 6nce that time reided and
followed his protection in Philadelphia Ltsu 4ytib sls
i5e yLoo b osd bin atters himfeif to be able to
ford much atisfaction to thoe who may favor him with
their commands.
o. SPECIMENS may be yGrn in BIZ p,gfJsou
ssbib eoiH tey bis abilities and mare PARTICULARS IN
BANK WORK, h0vi9g exeeusd fbe bgyGaejG for Ev.
eral Bank, ia fbs sutb1a Slater e,xsys foiei,s the
attention q tde Banks in New England. as tbA, ap
psars al pr3sa. 10 exfa avaa: for s Esuyiy sftbeir
MJ.
Newburyport, April ~.