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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-20
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1904.

Tbs Day IS pu5zyhed,
BY ROBERT 6 JOHN GRAY,
Booksellers and Siationers, King ftleet,
New Ameracan Clerks Magazine,
YOUNG CONVEYANCERS's
POCKET COMPANION /:
CONTAINING
All the ncceG,ry forms ot--Articles of Agree
ment, Bonds, Bills, Recognzances, Leaies and
Releafes Letters and Powers of Attorney,
Awards, Bills of Sale, Sits, Grants, Align
ments, Mortgages, Surrenders, Jointures, Coz
venants, Copartnerlhips, Declarations, Letters
of Licenfe, &c.
NcccRary Directions for making Difrefes for
Rent, &c. as the law between Landlord and
Teuant now fands.
Made conformablc 70 the Laws of the United
States, and adapted more particularly to the
State Of Virginia.
Price dollar---5oan1an and kfte,sd.
R. and 7. GRAY have lately re-
ceived a few copies Of the Revifed Code OF Viz
GINA Laws
Feb. 3.
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King-Street, next d90r but oiae to the Print.
ing Office Of the Aduegtiser,
Has receives iiom Hcfusrltsfsery OF Coleman
& Taylor, B ,timore, PLAIN ANp ELEGANT
FURNI URE, copGaing Of
Cellercts lide boards, fde boarl tables VITA
marble tops, fecfetaries, box cafes, bureaus,
woik tables, candle fands, cara tabcs, dinipg
and breataisft tables, which he a rs forfale low.
He respectfully qfsrs his frryice to the public
generally. All orders 1hall be pnattaAlly at
tended 10.
Jar. 81. dst Go
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-27
Patent Corn Shilling Machine. /,
rl Ii ~ nlnced

BY virtue Of authority in me placed
by Thomas Burnham, one OF the Prepfletors OF
the Corn Shilling Machine, invented by Paul
Pi!ibury of Newoafy, State OF Matiachuietts,
now eHcr for fale in the State of Virginia and
that psrt Of the Diitria Of Columbia wclt Of the
Potomac, the executive light TO conafutt, and
authority TO ufe, and vend 10 Others TO DC uied,
this iinpie but very valuable Machine.
viii fell right TO conatnf aiinglc one, or
will fell the night for any county in Virginia,
20 low as to make j, an ohjea to the pufchaias.
It pof iIss every property mott defFabc in a
S1aehiue, fnch as durability, expedition, iimpiici
ty and 70 little labour ia working 1T, that two
men may eafly fhell one hundred tuheIs Per day.
II takes 70 little from the coo that The corn does
not require tanning as in the common me,hod OF
ihreihlng.
MilleIs and Farmers who have large quantities
Of this grain to fhell will and It much TO their
advantage to work this Machine by hofie or BY
atcs, as one might be contributed at inlall adj
ditional cxpence to lhell one hundred barrels per
day. Any perinn wishing to lee the performance
of this Machine may be gratfed by applying
either al w M. Hart(horne's Store in Alexandra,
or at his Mill three miles from town.
ROBERT HAIR rSHORNE.
|Delcription Of the Shelin3 Machine.
IT confias of a wooden frame tor the cy hinder
TO work in, feet inches long, feet Z inches
in height.
A cylinder "A inches diameter, and II inches
lorg, OF white oak, fet with FINAL iron teeth TO
prs ie6f out about So of an inch, inteleetcd within
IS inch OF each other to lhell tic com with as
the cylinder turns round.
A Gudgeon paling through the Gentle of the
Cylinder for it to Turn Oh, made OF wood or
iron.
A Crank TO turn the Cylinder with, made Of
wood or iron. A femi-circular bottom under the
Cylinder, made with wooden fats, fet with
final iron teeth, ;nye,letted like thofe in the Cy-
Under the flats let 70 far apart as TO let the
lheicd corn fall through into the receiver below.
A hat piece Of wood placed at the top Of the
frame at one end 10 conduct the ears Of corn III at
one lids of the Cylinder, which being helled, the
cobs pats out at the other iide. The hde where
the ears enter is half an inch wider than that where
the COB is dlcharged.
Mr.. Davis, Richmond, Mr.. Green, Frederitkf
bug, and Mr.. Bowen, at Winchcfer, are deGrtd
tospublih the above once week for ten weeks
inEtheir REFLECTIVE papers.
Feb. II. lawIow
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-27
Yrs ,<c<iuea 4s1,ets fre~ TIE fatentees, Nx& for
Jaie BY
JAMES KENNEDY. Jun.
DRUGGIST
The following Valuable Medicines
Dr. RazOfon's anti Bilious and
.Stop.acke! Bltters.
Prepared by TRoS, H. RAWSoN,
as.mber of She Connecticut Medical Society.

THESE Bsttess have undoubtedly had the
3, it RAPID ia!e Of any Patent Medicine ever be-
for. 3iicovered. and are jualY appreciated tor
,hc,, Tosa:af ard sacommoD virtues for retoring
weak, and decayed contributions, and all thai
e,ra;n Of complicated complaints 70 common IN the
ipsing AMI tail ie4foas, iu1h as i*ttrmtf'Sns ff'
,ue,s and .4gxts, sxs Asfxmsal feSs's, Dye<-
ceres, &c. Thsy .,e slfo very Pieaiant Bit
ter tor common uie, and where they are known
they have taken the place and fuperceded the uie
OF al other i,tteIs 10 subtle hcsies as we'll as IN
uriv4,s i4milr.. Price 50 cents box
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-27
DR.. RawGon's Worm Powders

A Medicine which for efficacy ADD fafety Il
ira operation itaui, unriyalIed. The mott an
thectic proofs ana Respectable authorities of lis
aisonilhing virtues, and farpridng effects, in ex
,fems and alarming c.Gts Of +os,ms, may be seen
:, the place CT lale. Price SO ceats pac
ket.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-27
Tso8sblon's aromatic Tooth PATE

Fer the Scurvy in the 1sefb aad Cams, ard
foI-whlcning and ptstetsi,g the teeth. Il like
vile takes Of al dfag,eeable fnells from the
breath which generally artiiss from icoIbutic
Gums and bad ee,h. This pate ismuchin ule,
and highly elesmed BY all thois who value the
prsfefys,ion OF their teeth, it may be APPLIED at
all times with the greaisft fafety. 1t is neatly
put upin Pewter boxes with paper directions.
Price 50 cts a box.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-27
Dr.. RevJon's Antt Bilious Pills.
or Family Phyilc.

The extraordinary ceie5rity theie Pills have
gained, the sni.s.iI demand for them and
ea.em in which they arc held by medical men
of thief yit eminence, are fuf6cient teitinonials
Of her intriniic worth. In great colds ard iud-
den attacks Il iiio,defs, an early uis OF thefe
PHI, often produces tn. happief effects, and taken
one ia or 10 lays il .aies of Iul;gsfsx, bead
ae5,. 1.x2iselS, Pans in tie fsmae6 and 1o<2fI',
d,pxserits, dfsreh.ess, lretfrs, 80! and llht-
talpfc Of NY Anti Bilious bittersn tbe 'nfetmt :
diste time hs, relieved patients almuf TO mi
racie. Price IS cts. box.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-27
FOX SALE,


| will fell by PRIVATE SALE,
the STORE and WAREHOUSE at prcieot &C,
cuPied by Ailiion and Geigcr, Gtua;ed Gu the
corner of Prince and Fairfax Gree!s, S. feet on
Fairfax and 68 feet on Prince free, orc water
LOT on Water aseei, A. Oh ws,e. A.ect ard
extending 500 icet back 70 Uoion AFect, with
the liberty of Wharfage. The 10, Oh Prince and
Fairfax ftreets, is at pTecnt rented to AlIlcn ara
Gs'gerfor ore year from the it, OF. next. IS
teet OF the lot on Wafer hrset is lst TO Samuel
Harper, tor eight years from .he 18th Of Otfcbef
next. 1t the above mentioned property is rot
fold by private bargain, it Will be fold on pre-.
mites on the 10th day of May, next when the
terms will be made known. Pleafe apply to
GEORGE M'MUNN.
March rs. 60
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-27
Or. Cooleys Esgeta6le Elea5r,

Or Cough Drops.
yc- Couels, ColGs. Aithnlas, FITTING OF biood /,
era ali dilcales Of the l4egs. I's merits fands
.nsisalled. Price so Gents bottle.
DR.. Cooley's Rheumatic Pills,
Price 50 cents box.
Hinkley's Iafallible Remedy for the
Piles.
Pnisf SO eents 6 Sax.
Very parts ular directions aecsIpany each Of
tEefc valuable medicines.
April 10. iawot
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PURSUANT


To the laft Will and Tctfament of Ben. oEreye,
deeeale,i, authorizing his executors to fell any
part Of his real eGate which they may deem
mtf Advisable, for the payment OF his Juit
debts, they now offer for lale, tor that pur
Poie,
A TRACT OF LAND
lying witho HE county Of Alexandra, l1ttFie'
of Colombia, diRan. about feven miles from the
tovn Of Alexandria, and four from Geo. Town,
containing about 100 acees,6o whereof are clear
ed and under fence, Ave acres In meadow, aud
the.grea,er part Of II remainder frsh land,
improvements are q good hewn log boufe, rs
by 20 feet, one and an half aories high, two
rooms on Aaof, with iolne out houles NOT of
much value, . Young apple orchard OF choice
f,uit, containing between two and three hundred
frees, with fomc other fruit trees.
Thofe deGroas of purchaing, who with 6rR
to vrsw the pren.iies, will &c lhewn the fame by
Rilchic Leonasd, living thereon, or by Samuel
Slreve, adjoining.
Application TO be made to either Of the execu.
tors
VIM. Patton,
Edwd. stAOler, Ex'tors.
John Ianney,
Mo. 70. law
q herces FRESH RICE,
iu.t landed and for lale by
John C. Ladd.
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DR.. Lees (Windham) Bilious Pills.

TIE great f.ie and ilcfeahne demand Tor
fbeie valuable Pllls for ,hie . wars pat, DC.
f-.s .be.r ipt,inlic worth. They have proved
i;oqoariy efficscioss 10 gilipss and tflIs1o Re-
s,sp,. Ta.alie,, Head .iebs. Dyssateries, Biliox'
csai,e, Cga,u<aejs, Feaa!e Complains, &c.
The very great demand AID high eitssm IN
~hich tbcfe Pills are held throughout the Unised
States ana the Wet Indies, has induced ieyef1i
% coua,e At ,heln; the purchafer ia EequeRed to
rbf.rye .has the u4use Of Saml. Lee, Jun. (the
nssen,cc) is affixed to each bill OF directions, In
his own hand writing, or they will not be senu
Inc. P:ice so cents box.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-27
Ten Dollars Reward.
IaiwIow

Ten Dollars Reward.
RAN, AWAY on The fecond init. a Mulauo
gill called
NJ A T | l. d a,
Che is about twenty yearsof age, remarkable low,
but -four & we'll made; The is 70 extremely white,
that her being MuIat,o, is fcarcely to be diE-
t;nguilhed; fhe has grey eyes, light hair lhort &
curly, and uncommonly large feet, with heels
projecting unaluaily far behind fhe fpeaks flow
and very well, ihc has abiconded ieveral times
and in each initaucc aaumed tcignsd name, it is
probable fhe may again exercife this means to IA.
cilitatc her cfcape. She took with her two
Muffin gowns, one arped, the other checkered,
Bombazctt gown, and a yellow Muffin icoop,
with fe, eral other clothes, which | do not re-
collect.
Any perfon experimenting her, and bringing
her to my houfe, fhall receive the abose reward,
or foryN nli1gs If committed 20 any jail, and in
foi,aasion given ne,
GEO. H. CHAPMAN, Sen.
n. B. 0nsher lat elopenent fhe dredtd her
lsif In mems cloaths, and aGuned the ProfcGion of
tailor.
Fsquir County, German Town, April 4.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-27
ADAM LYNN

ADAM LYNN
Has received, per the United States, captain
Long, from Liverpool, hal.dlome
snoitmcnt Ct
Jewelry, plated and Japanned Ware,
and Cutlery,
which he offers for iac-conitting of gold and
pearl breaches, rings, ear rings, bracelets, watch
keys chains and (eaIs, plated lea fets and Gators,
elegant tea trays in fets, urns, dreaing cafes,
pen and fportfnens iknives, table and defet knives
and forks, fciiIors, rszors, Gver nutmeg gra,ers,
Morocco Having pouches complete, marking
types in boxes, thermometers, Reevs, colors ln
boxes, pocket pifols, inRruments for cleaning
guns, clock and watch dials and glafes, powder,
(hot, aints, game nets, powder Aaiks, ihot bells,
&c. &c A large aaortnient of
Cold and Silver Ware as ulual.
April 23. oaw
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70 be- Rented,

tand pcGstEisn given Immediately
The Dwelling Houie adjoining my
Dwelling, aid nesr'y oppehte Wm. Newton $
Aa occupied by CAPT. Wattlee.
Al}o,
The Houfc oppohte James Lawra-
cn's IN ST. Ataph Stscet, lately occupied by Wm.
D. Rois. Apply TO
Philip Nlaaton.
4sh no. 7th. eoaw
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DR.. -Rawfon's Itch Ointment.
A certain and f.t. application for thar dlia'
rr.rabls complaint c4lied tie ITCH. Pfice &.
cents box.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-31
II The Merchants in he Unird Slater.

10 The Merchants tn HE U1ard States.
GraTIEMss.
TIE numerous syaems Of Book-Kf epng
aready estsut may ieem preclude the rgctlits u
any ntw attempts siucdsae nnsh eboie q ans
iorate, the OF Proccis readcr this sasy tie
p acfstioner.
Without sfTuning arrogatpg to ny felf am ppcrior
'nfe lsScnce, ether than whar lafes
tee and experience may faas la claim TO- ard the flu
su-' attentica have for cries Of years paid tie
iuocct am induced from tn< great encouragement giv
en- TO my Eptome, offer the underneutened work
With lively hope and confidence thar The fame
WI not only meet the but the cordial
approba ION of the Commercial InGereft
With Que defer ence Pubic Sentiment
am, Gentlemen
Your mon obedient humb { fcTvaas.
2 fofiana, THOMAS TURNER
December 81, Iso4 {
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-31

20, aud is wiling to fifk the consequences of
prohibiting our intercourse with thai Ifland, as
far as it may endanger a war with the Blacks
let il be 70 declared, BUT let them not touch
the srk Of cur independence, by admitting the
authority of any power on earth, 10 forbid the
defence of our lives and property agaipit al
aggreflon In me conc-flion to France, we
hall only trace the unvarying character of our
cabinet, as inthe abrogation of lucrative branch
of our commerce, we muit recognize the degree
of protection which has been uniformly extrn
ded by the prelcnt naturalization to that clals of
citizens, from Whole eapiral and indufry
every fhilling of the public revenue is derived
--P6ilad. Papsr.
Extra7 IF letter fran Madeira, dated Oa. 80.
eve are now fomcwhat alarmed with news
from London; the French have an idea of
coming here and going alfoto the Brazils The
rumoar, atho it may not be true, and the Watt
quantity of produce on the Iiland make US fill
beg of you not to engage or forward any alore
for the pfefsnt."
Mr.. Crowninfhield's argument againh redu-
cling the duty on falt is, that il would Be lois Of
a7o, 900 dollars to the revenue whatever 9TH
cr good reafonS there may be againIt il fbut Mr.
Growninihield gives no other) he ought TO have
known that this acne could nor bs ufed with any
propriety to the present ruling party: for though
the taxes upon carriages, whIiky. loaf fugar, sc
produced 7oo, coo dollars year, till they were
repeated, and lurely if the lois of ,ooo ihould
prevent the repeat Of duty, that of 100000
mutt of cou f. SaieD, Gaz.
4 APoLoGY-owingt interruption of the papsr-rnills
In this quarter and the non-arrva Of the packets
neceihaed aue this days Gazette fnall and coa1e
paper Wehaxe accompanied it with afupplement TO make
up the ua quantity of and tru the candor of
readers viii execute the manner.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-31
TAKE NOTICE.

II those Towns in the Commonwealth of Nafachu-
ietis. that have neglected TO prov dc Weights and
Nesfures for Town ltandards agreeable arr la
be fae of assnd the tate Sea err, 10
dehaFg his dury, wibe under the neceliy # putting
the in force unlsfs they fuppy hem!c res immedi
atey. heFefore, for the sccomu,od tio OF the dc in
iuens towns ia this pat of the Commonwealth he has
epcf the fore the fubferioer in stroud .ter
complete sets of S. $780,
Standard Heights and Neayafg,
Which vii. be de lserea the iame pricesshev 10 d
u Bohna. JOHN GORDON.
Fg9zasb Dc. ~,
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ron SALE, 1T No. 10, -W5ags.
f3.spiss, hall Pipes, and quarter oaiAs
4 Fiyj9 qaalify VlDONA WINE.
Lss. ~.
ron SALE,


NOTICE..
VIE fubfcriber, having fold out his
srocx IL TeADs to Mcais BAKER & SUI
fON reqaras thafe Who arc indebted to him BY note
or accona Is MAKE ia.aeAiaie payment aud shole who
haze any deman5s IN him hkeviic requclcc to et
lsiea Fhs fame for fstlcmenr.
Do ID STEPHEN FOSTER.
III 1aFcFB7s hSTeoy gives punl,c notle = AT con
taken ue il hiinleE the tTuR IF 4dninirator the
Ef4rc ON i30RN DIGS.
tai Portland 10 the county oi Cumberland FARMER
dcceaisd y giving bond The las meets; he therefore
rcqueas ali psif indebted the IL deceaf-
eds etate make uue date payasnt, and tho who
have any d,ana there To exhibit the anne 70 lie NJ
UEL WEEKS ESQ 4 GRELN cRABfkkE
D.'ea q =. .La1a. ..lss. a IL1s 7 :.
ivIiE u1lcTlbsr R1re6y sges pubic nolIce 70 eli con-
1 oerned, that lle has been duly appofirea and
have taxi upon hcrlelf shc trul OF adninravrx
the eftafc OF 10 IN MORReLL Ifn lateg Of FAIl uta.
In the county of Cunberiaud yeonlan by giving bond
the law drscls she ,hei ef9re rcqusiis FutuLs
who adebEcd rhe iAid deex leas eatc 10 mike
imredat payment; and thcfr . have any demands
thereon, 10 exhih'tthe fame 70
l,etei M. "a (s71 EitfZ sRETI MoNRRLl.
m 4 he loafriDefs, being appoiReo Conn loners
~ by the lieu. Samuel freeman Liz Judge q
Pro ate to examine The aims againn the ehate Of
JOHN MORRILL, Jun tate OF Falmouth, IN the coun-
tynf ruasberand, decealed We siyc notice hat we
will aftendsthe fad bunel, dwciling houfe ofthE
Widow of a,d leceaied the FRI Aionday in Ja,nary,
and the FRI fIondsy in The four following months from
ten TO four O'Clock a
JOB4 KNIGHT, r.,s.
MES AoeKELI, eoan's'i i'' s.
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FOR PRINTING BIZ SUBSCRIPTION,

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rency,; Tor the afe of American Merchsnts.
ALse,
The mott eligible RULRs for CAIcu-
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We ana sppendps to the aceompaut, diveed of every
aieef' exp aaaton and frivoioss digrcfnon with
Rules Of Pfamaalup, and iafruf7ioa fbevein,
( By THOMAS TURNER. Aceomptan, poa41Aso
The work will be put TO prefs as foon
as subscriptions may authorize the undertakes and as
this cannot be eff ctd without iargs fbu fem-nts the
',berery Of fnbieiibefs enable the nrned e
acc,mp ifhment
The work viii cnnGf of about 400 pages in Octave
hwiil be haniomely ptiated elegant paper and As
hanciomety bound >rrice TO Subfcribers Il , cents
TO nontupfcri5ers . q Gets
su5jf'1pfion fapsys son9 be PLACED at TIE prinri-
tal Beok stoYeS IN TIE Unasd .siater
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Grip AsD5.
~ There hsve bsaa forsign arrivals this por
fnce our lafs. -

tnce our IaE. -
We yeherday received the melancholy information Of
io Of the brig Alert of Kennebunk, Paul Knowles maj
ter from Narz, which ea afsre Csbalet Rocks.
on Monday la during violent now form The captain,
Ave fezmen and boys o, together with the ve
Tel and CARGO which conted principally of Salt The boz
DIV of capt Knowles has been picked up aud being
laihed to part of the quarter deck have expea-
ton whatever but that every foul board NUT hse per-
ied Several perfous the beach, when me came
ahore, but could afford relief account OF The heavy
Tea then running Tie vee belonged capt John Hovy,
of Kepaebunk and principally injured 1t is feared
there were fone paaengers board asst known to have
been the of feveral americans take paage il
her. this however merely conjecture The names Of the
sicers and crew are as follows Pail Kaorr, matter E.
Do7rs mate William LsnSayd Lssard Sfrrns, Sa1se Gb6r
and Sssuae eezas fearnen E5eues T. Goy, of Charlef
ton, and Paul Knozue,, fon Of the capain boysBa g.
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20 lrorrfa1,sDsnts, am vfsnsvs.

~ No 10, of f psyia rentanty omitted this day
This ineredng writer requetea furn his favors
little earlier in the week. and they viii always have
fpieuous place in oar nlfceIlany 4
The production CT Rsaaa on the fibe of the Port.
land mista, came too late far this days papef.
Other favours omitted ilali be attended TO.
The goth number Of unes review VIII be found in The
Implement. Ia expect conclude tlsle able
and highly important sgays-
The lnbe treated the s5a P4yiot Lgraafed Zee lat
page particularly Applicable the prefent times and
will doubtless receive the stfenton of every reader.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-31
Aallit0,

At Brunfwiek, BY the Rev. Mr.. Tstcornb, Mr. Lerne
Chafe, Miis Mary stanwoodMr James Jones, Of Ex
ster, AIis Dolly Stanwood daughters of William Stan
wood, Eiq.
AT Scarborough by the Rev Tbs Laneafer, Mr.. Eben.
eyer Cearl, To AIifs Hannah Hanicoua.
La this town, Mir. William Pierce, Mfs Mary Blake
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-31
DIN,

SAT Brunfwick, N Rsioar lzes5ss, after painful III
rcfs Of IL years which he bore with truly Chrtian
tude and LEFT this world rejoicing, with full afaracs of
glorious immortality.
Ia this town, Mr.. Samuel Pierce, aged 20
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-31

tIE fdbier er hereby 81 6 pubic notce toa ean-
serned thas fhe HIS duly appointed and has ta
kea upon herfe shs tfu Of admniltrarix TO tbe t-
rate of MOSES NJ KENNEYs la,- OF Darhsm in the
county Of Cunberapd Ycomsn deceafcd by givrg bond
the law reets-e therefore equeits all perfons who
indebted The l8id dcctalcds eatc to make minc.
diaepaysaent and shafe who have demands thereon
TO exhbit The fane IcaN FRo1HsNonAm eiq at Port
land. MARY AKENNEY.
Sse,E5ysvo1. Dc II
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-31

rlE tuec sbtr aefeg5 eve f1note eoiiae 10 ~ con
a cerpei, that be has been Guy appointed and has
taken upsn hefl he trn Of ensrutor 10 the an viii
and eii2m of HrLLTz9 SERS late of Byiisoaaece~~
red ny giving bend thc Law dlft6 he therefore
ques 1T Psrfa ~he naehied TO The IA decss feds
eaate. to make immediate payment and bolc who have
any de0ands thereon, 10 exhibit tie fanier
JOSEPH Il Rs
NJ IT, re-
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-04
Mr.. FOX. BUST.


His Grace the Dakc of Bedford has eree-
ed, 10 the garden at Woburn, a Temple conie-
Grated to Friendfhip, and decorated with butts
and poetical tributes TO his mof valued init
mates. Several votaries Of the muIc. including
general Kifkpatrick. have attempted TO celebrate
Mr.. Fox; bat his Grace, who acted as Mecca
enas. has given the preference 10 the following
taaefnl lines from the elegant pen and refined
genius of the Ducbeh of Devonihire, iofcribed
on pedetal fuPporting very foe buf of Mr..
HERE, 'mida ,he friends he lov'd. the man
Il i behold, M
In truth unihakcn, and ID virtue bold
Whole patriot zeal and uncorraptcd mind
Dsfd TO .sGert the freedom Of mankind;
And whi'a, exseoding defoIssion far,
Ambition fpread the bsleful flames Of war,
Fesrlefs OF blame, and eloquent 10 fave,
Twas bc---'rwss Fox-the warning council
'MidA jsrine conflicts, aemm'd the tide Of
blood.
And 10 the menac'd world fea. mark Aoodl
Oil had his vo;cr in mercy's caufe prevail'd,
What grateful millions had the Aatefman hsil'd |!
Whole wifdom, bade rhe bro;ls Of nations ccafe /,
But though he faiYd. fuccecding ages here
The vain, yet pious effort fhall revere,
Bosa in their annals his illsfrious name,
Uphold his greasnci', and confirm his fame !!
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-04

e. Iaber 81 VIM. Gardner.
Hare far Sale,
LORTY Hhds. Sugar, part Of which il of the
l. "a qoslity for tetaiIing.
II Hhd'. & 90 bsgg, Coffee,
A few Hhds. cid 'Demarara Rom,
Several quarter csks old Sherry Wine.
And 1900 bulhels Turks Iland Salt, part Of it
very coade and white. fui,able for Dzirics.
Ne~Por, Jaly z6. 1904. %