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Jenks' Portland gazette., 1804-08-13
For Sale,
! Good FARM in Edgecomb, C
For Sale,

~ GOOD I Nv III EdgecomD, con-
-taining ras acres. fuisahle proportion CT which,
], Moving. Tillsse Pannte and Wood laad !; with
xnuns richard containing about 80 fruit The
have rsnts Trsks creek 20 cei} aud cuts 40
tan, Of Hay Il will be 20 csfy terms, credit be;ag
iysp for part CT the pay further particular. noc
81 JOHN RYAN Living oe the preniiss
Elgeen.S. Jsy TO-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-09
= CIV. =. IA.
PTRGINI4 B INK.

Books for receiving fnbfcriptions TO the
Bank OF Virginia, were yeeerdayopensd bv
the Comniihoaers in the Clpitol. The
fun of about no, 900 dollars had been pre-
viouily depohted in the TreaflIrv, agreea-
bly, to refolution of the Cammihioners.
aud receipts had been given by the Trea-
iurer. The Books were kept open fill 2
O'Clock, when 356s flares were taken
within 50 OF the whole number which is AZ
hGned TO the fubicription books of Rich
mond. During this period, '5he ereateR
eagernets TO iRbfcribe was manifefted and
the crowd was 70 great, that one man was
taid TO have been carried out in fainfine fit.
II IS fuppoled that 70 many pairs of f1ares
viii be taken by different individuals, in
the remaining DAYS, that no man, will no.
miaallv have on the fubfcription book more
than one ar two flares. Private ;pteref
on this, as well as on other occalions. has
not wanted ingenious expedients to evade
the provihOnS ofthe law.
No doubt is entertained, by the demo-
cratic or federal prints OF New-Yorl,, but
that Judge LEWIS will be elected Cover
nor of that tate.
III CuiillbfILldl advertiser OF New Y Ork
SAYS, that allowing The returns Of the election
to be true, as far as thev are at present re.
ceived, Col Burr sill keeps majority of
two ~ three hundred
The Palladium of Boston saws, in 500
towns Governor Srong has %, 965 votes, and
Judge Sullivan 22,425
The Editor Of the Concord Courier. saws.
that there VIII be federal majority Of from
to in the House of Representatives. Of
New Hampshire the ensuing year.
FRENCH DEPREDATtoNs.--Has the Co.
vernmeut OF France proclaimed the Island Of
St. Domingo in 4 state Of blockade Has the
commander Of the French marauders on that
station, given us formal notice that the i-land
is blockaded Then what pretence can be Of
tered to palliate, N the least degree. the pi-
racy committed on our commerce in thcse
seas The suffering interests Of America
cdl dlond for another "small force" near the
island of Hayti, or millions will soon be sa-
crhced without the least prospect Of inden-
nifty. What distracted system Of policy
Mr.. Jefferson pursues--he loads commerce
with taxes--he refuses it protection. Mer-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-09
A SUBLIME ODE TO THE GRAND
BY Peter Piadar, Efq.
CONSUL.

! MOST gallant noble Bonaparte,
For our invafion all 70 hearty,
Equipoing millions to come over
To eat old England at meal
guels that thou wilt land at Deal,
Likewiie near Thames mouth s. Dover.
Remember that the hiftoric page
Records that in his tigers rage,
Thy brother, ALsvnnde,, fpar'd the Arts :;
He never Painter kil'd, nor Bard,
But loaded them with fair reward,
Initead of tones, and pixies, and darts.
And when be came to Thebes What
then?
Why then--he ordered all his men
To fpare the ficred houfe of Piadar,
And not, amidlt the conHagration,
Wild uproar, and dire deyenation,
Reduce it to perfect cinder.
Twas done, the houfe with all its hand
Tome tackung,
Stood fate and found, while all the ref
were cracking.
Conful a Bard of much renown
By far the bef Of this fair town, or rather
Ciyj
A bard of genius mott fu6line,
Whole works defy the teeth of time:
Exceeding humorous too, and quaint,
and witty;
Wines to have his goods and chattleo
Safe from the ruin ofthy battles.
Yes F! mid the fire and fnoke and fnother
Copy thy little wry necb'd Brother,
And thou ind be inmortalin my metres +;
Say" Since the fon of Philip fpar'd
The dwelling Of the Theban Bard,
Ry heav'n I'll fpare his Engliih couGn
Peters,"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-09
GLEBE IAWDS.

ON Friday lait, the important quefion
relative to the fale of the Glebe Lands,
came before the Court of AppeaIs.-The
Jegiiiaturc, during the felton, Of 1901, paf-
led ali att which empowered the oyerieerS
OF the poor lin each par ih, where there was
no incumbent, to fell the Gebe and apply
the money 70 iuch purp0fes as the majority
Of the petitioners ihould direct. In the
year 1902, the overfeers of the poor in the
pariih Of Manchester and county OF Chef
terield, were proceeding to execute this
law, when the church-warders and veftry
of that pariih, applied to the Chancellor for
an iniunGtion 30 ftay the fale. The Chan
ceHor refufed 10 award an Injunction but
at tn" fame time directed the bill TO be
amended, that the Attorney General on the
part of the Commonwealth, might be made
a party; 70 that by demurrer to the bill
ne might bring on the queftion in iuch a
form, as would allow an appeal 20 the court
ofAppeals. Before this fupreme tribunal,
this important cauie is ROW depending.
The fe1uehration of the ecclefiahical
property in France could not fail to excite
the alarm, or attract the admiration of diff
ferent men, according to the different views
which their judgment or prejudices might
have fGggefed. While one party loudly
aiicrted that it prophaned the affairs of God
and violated che Rights of the Clergy, ano-
ther party could forefee no other effect
than that it preferved the precepts of reli-
On and The rights of confidence, free from
violation. Burke poured forth his 'indig-
nant e1oquence over the ruins Of this anci-
ent eitabliihment Calonne exerted all his
logic in eXpoiing the confequences of this
revolutionary fyftem, at the very moment
when Mc'lntoih was execrating the ezra
which was palt, and exulting in the bright
ezra, which had fucceeded. It is no won
der, that the fate of this eccleiaaica eta
bliihnent ihould have excited fuch violent
emotions. The church had long become
one OF thoGe powerful orders, which, in
tead OF continuing its active competition
with the iovereign authority, was now join
ing heart and hand in every effort to fup-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-09

10 tacl!it"+c - claimants I'M
der the 9TH article OF the treaty with Great
Britain the receipt of their monies II, jnitaD-
ces IN which they have not con{itutcd the
public agent in London, their fpecia! attor-
ney, it has been thought proper to draw-to
the United Stats all fuch monies of the 2
bove detcription as may not be drawn from
HIM by the individuals themfelves prior TO
the lft of Sept. next. The Agent is accor-
DINGHY initru6tsd to ceale paving them af-
ter that date, bur after the 1T of November
next, they will be again payable at the civ
OF Wilmington, to thofe who have right, or
to their attorneys duly authorized.
Department of State, }
April 23th, 1904.
.nT TIE Printers Of tee LazvJ oyrtss Unit
ed States are rs7,tefsd to inert tie aboUe
M tbsir rslpe9ivs GaSettes tour times.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-09
SALEM, April "a.

E.etraa Of a letter Joaa tie CAPE Of Go0d-
H26e, TanMarg "a.
There is French ihip in the bay, the
Geographic which has been three years in
fearch of the filips of the celebrated Pey-
route. She found two men among the ma
tives of New-Zealand, who had belonged
to them, and were the only furvivors out of
the two lhips, and have lince died on board
the Geographic. They informed that one
ofthe ihiPs was burnt, and the other (Pey-
routes own ihiP) went 20 picceS.'
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-09
FRoM rHF NIEpIrERRANEAN.

Capt. Coleman, arrived at Nantucket,
from Salon, touched at Gibraltar, on
his pafage, and there flw a letter from
Commodore Preble, informing of his
Having taken very valuable Tripolitan
flip, and another prize, with 80 gem
tlemen ard as many ladies. on party
OF plesfure ; with ttefe it was expected he
would be able TO exchange the officers Of
the Philadelphia frigate.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-09
[ Nszv6Uy3ort Paper.
NcSc-Tork. Nav !

Captain Holland, arrived at PHILADELPHIA
from Alicant. which place he lief, the 2Srh of
February, informs, that when he sailed the
Spanish packet was daily expected from AL
giers, and it was confidently beiieved would
bring accounts of the liberation of CAPT. Balm
bridge and his officers, through the interfer-
ence ofthe Deyand French commercial agent,
resident at Algiers.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-09
MISCELLANEOUS

The Paper-mill, at Springfield On. j. the
properly of Mr.. Samuel Campbell, booksell-
er, of this CITY, caught FIRE on Friday evening,
and was entirely consumed, with all the stock
and marerials on the premises. The loss is
estimated at $1,000 dollars, of which only
5000 was insured.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-09

or The present press IN the office of the
Enquirer IS not OF 4 sufficient size 40 receive
larger paper, than is this day published 4
new and large press which is expected from
Philadelphia in three weeks, wiliaa.nit of
greater extension. OF The columns of The paper.
-. Those who hold subscription papers
are requested to send them in by the earliest
opportuhity.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-09

Arrived lat evening, the Eliza, of Provi-
deHce, Captain Holland, from Alicant,
which he left the 28th Feb. and informs,
that when he failed the Spaniih Packet was
daily expected from Aigiers, and it was con-
fdentIy believed, would bring accounts of
the liberation of Captain cambridge and
his officers, through the interference of the
Dey, and French commercial agent, ref
dent at Algicrs, 1U. S. Gag.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-09
1Iestcrd1ly's INnH.

We learn, (fays the Bottom Gazette that
Mr.. Eaton, is to so out to Tripoli, TO ne-
gociate peace with that Regency; or to
bring the wal to a prompt iiiue.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-09
a.G9 at MQGtloll.



ind 7viH bOsitiy, y be sold 7viiho4
reserve, J0y cash, at bn6Hc auc-
ten, on Monday tie WITH mgt.
BY Io'd0ck, by the m63cyiJcrs,
1T their Vcnd,ie Office,
UELVETS, Bandanno &. Canton HE,
V Checks, Fustians, Satin & Hair Ribbon.
Cotton Hose, Marseiiles, Sewing Silks, Nuns
&col0red Thread, Diniries, Nankeens, ID W.
las & Hessians, large assortment Of CALI.
Goes, Cambria, Tambored, Lappet, Book &,
Jaconet Muslins, Italian and Colorcd Cam
brics, Boobins and Tapes, = large assortment
of Straw BONES, Carden Fans, Velvet Rib
bons. Ladies extra lang Silk Cioves, Ladies
white and coiored Silk Hose, Madras, !. ester.
Soys and Rorual IT E., Ga and ID Glazed
and ungazed Canbrics, India Null & Null
Musiins, Mamoodies, Curahs, & fine hum
huns, Paper Hsngngs and Borderings, Doots
ard Shoes, Superiine Cloths, Cashmere. l.
rish Linens ard Rolls, fine and COARSE
Hats, a large assortment Pookct Books, lew
eliery, Gc.--Best Spanish Sccars in Boxes,
Raisins in Boxes 8, Casks. Window Glass by
the Box, and a variety OF other articles too
tedious 20 mention.
ALSO
on a CREDIT or 90 DAYS, FOR Aprrovrr
EVDoRsED HoTEs,
Antigua Rum D. the Had. Wirdwar1 Island
do, Malaga Wine in qdarier casks, Holland
Gin in pipes French Brandy in ditto, Inpe
rial Tea BY the chest, Brown Sugar in Hhds
and Barrels. Green Coffee in Barrels, Bags an,
Tierccs, Bar iron by the ton, Molasses by th,
Hogshe ID. Loaf Sugar By ditto. &c &c.
PROSSER = MOHCURC,V V. N's.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-09

The following is an extract of letter
from an American gentleman reGding at
Paris, received by a recent arrival :--'e'The
unfortunate event Of the lofs of our fricate,
off Tripoli, has given new opportunity
Tor MIR. Livingston to fnew his devoted in
iiuence IN favor of his country. The con-
fll ftrong in his attachments to MIR. L. and
the United States, confented to his reuuef,
and has Ient mi9ctge extraordinary to that
. country, to engage theBeyto relinquifh the
prlfoners. Should it be done without colt,
how much credit does not Mr.. L. deferve
from our government, and how much
gratitude from theie unfortunate people,
their friends and families Much more fill,
fhould he make a peace for trihe, which
he would dol he had inftructions. Thro'
the influence he has with the f1f confll,
Mr.. l.. has obtained the unqualified var
rantce yft'on the King IF S5aia, of LouiGaua,
70 tbs United States. This was the firft OF,
January lat ; notwithstanding the Spanifh
nin.,ter's manifeito at Wg;hineton, & not
withft nding the kings rcfolution on the
81 Of December, not to grant it. Thus
our iovertignty and po1elion ofthat vaftly
imp Jrtant country is injured. - Aurora.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-09

Capt. Campbell from st. Domingo, in
FERNS, that French national cutter, and a
privateer failed from there the 10th
March, to cruize off the fouth iide ofHilpa-
nioia, for Americans.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-09
CBoStOa Paaer.

chants must make bricks, but they ar, allow.
81 no straw
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-10
NllNAN.ACKs Jsr 1909.
r HOMAs CLARK has JUN rubiiil,ed, and for fale
L j, bis EookQoie, F.ianlcct, Por,iand--The
Maine Alinanack {. RegiGer,

tontsjnng, beildes than uiua Astronomical cacua-
tos as great variety OF uitui, infucivc and
aininc matter any aanack whatever cacutcd tor
The n'sridan oil Portland aud particularly adapeI to
the dittr'c OF Alaucce doiAr pei grois, OH cents
DOZEN, a,d q cents hni,e.
Booksellers u2piicl in heets, uua per lhouand or
Jingle hundred Dec.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-10

To EJenezer Baasy3ff, Esq Clerk g the Pyep~isyor.
Of Bmteyfen, 80 called, Or 10. 8 and No. ;. !,
the coDltyg Cumberland, and commonwealth j
17nssacbussffs, nszu incorporated BY tie na,ur
of Surfer and HAysyd.-
ySYE The hhfcrocrs, prorreross Of fa;d town Am.
w stqueA you TO call meeting Of faid proprietor
be held your dwelling hcac in 1yncfboroaph :,
the frIt Monday in rsary next at ooc O'clock ,o 49,
.fternoen, 10 al 90 the following articles vi. IA
T. To chooie Moderator to govern fail mex,;no
To hear and accept amy report Of their com,n;t,cr
ashley has think proper =
10 allow any accounts that may I've exhibited soa;rn
fa;d propriesors
T. 70 fec If faid prcpreto. will rhoote a, ,ce,,s ;.
ssen- yroiecuse any peion prrtvns ia po1ei 80
who have trefp,0ed upon any Of the common and IN
divided ands in laid so~nh ps or do aud a auv hin.
relating 10 the fame as they {hall thuk bea r'e
:. To make dv,licr Of I'll any pasr Of the .ormA,
and undivided lands in iAd town hips anon, taJ nro,.
tors d. ANY thing relating o div;lop of + x, Ina
a. they fhsll think proper.
e1ofee ifthe proprieiors will lei any Of the
and lands in fad fcwnfhip. for the nurnoi ..
diIcaren. any demands which NAV be hrouuht aa.;nd
Gaia ptoprStofs, DO any siiing.e!p 9ng The fme
= SO FREDERICK FRENCH. 20
- THOMAS FRENCH
- JOSIAH DANFORTH
SIS JOSIAH CUMMINGS
~ ASA THOMPSON.
Nsvs~S~ ava 1894.
The 1rcfrievors as stove dsfe-hcd arc hereby oord
and warned 10 meet a. time and place. sad for the Dur.
pole within mentioned - =
I, Ebenszer, Bancroft. cl,ln laa P-s.
= 1yG60@gb, Nsvrla, 1885, < !. 81 - s1'.fl
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-10

Bxba6.ie Of pey:ns fund dead The efablilh-
saens Of a new Mvgne IA place where perfons
founA dead are expcted at Parisl is fnlhed.
The inconveniences OF the former depot, the re.
proach Of al travellers, ha. entirely difappeared
in the new one, contributed according to the
plan of the prefsa Of police, and of the depart
men, Of the Seine. Three Fargo rooms are now
celigned for this eftabIifhmcnt. The ffA is de-
Fined to expedition, where the corpfcs will be
cxyofed- ftparasely, upon black matbc tables,
and may be feen from the exterior through the
windows The fccona is confecrated to theso-
penipg Of :hefe bodies which are to be diiiett-
ed, or undergo fome ,eration or verihcation /;
and the .h,rd is delti,tcd for fhe dfpW OF ef-
feet., and Of the collins IN which they are to
be carried 10 :hs:r burial places. On TIC hrit
day tlieie rooms we're opened corpfes were
expoied Of perfons who had committed fbicides
either by drowning or fhooting ,heni!elves. A.
n,oug them was the body Of Young girl not
above IS, whole perfect form might risaIthss
Of VmYt de- .sifdiciy. ~
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-10

10 he b'''sraas TIE j1aieessftse Court # Conr0,,u
Il Pkas, to brboldn at N.sggkacsf.r, .cisdtu ana
far the county Ct Cumberland, on the third Tues
day Of Cs7o5er, n. 2. 1904.
e HENS, Henry T,TCOMB, Of Portland, in fa;d
= county Of Cumberland that he is iptsrefled in corr,
mon with Peter wArrc, AID Sxmuc, batss CT taij Port
land aud certain other perfons 70 him uakuown IN
certain trs o. Land lying fAd Portland in that mar,
thereof commonly called Branhal's Hin, via Thiry
Acre Lot beundcd the notthwe Nv the road reading
tostroudwsler snd by ,and of Hugh Mle,ians on the
north ea by laOd Of William vau en- the louh IA
by Land vt VIM. Vaughan, Woodbury. Storer ana David
Rofs and on the l.utL ~elf by Fore -riverand your
petitioner dcirus OF holding his part viz one half of
the iAo lot 10 Observation-Disclosures he prays the fame
may bs fet OF TO him 6y msses and bounds a.cab q
hw-And As III city toand vii prs,, by
ISAAC PakKaR. bis Attorney
1T a Court # C-,:msa P!Alas FIR tie couufy IT Cum:
5sr.iad, 6egua AID b2iksn at Neauplucsqer, IN
said esnr.y. Oh the third Tuesday Of Otlabsy, a D.
1894
ON the petition Of Henry T;scomt whereof
the foregoing Is copyths Court order. tlat the ue-
toner esute the tveta perons in,erscd ii tho sase
her1n niioned, aud living tue state or the a,
torncy. of fuch abfen have attorneys scldins
within the State, TO he duly notified OF iAi c,il,on ~
terv'ns them perlonaly ~th copy tLerei OF leaving
copy a their dwelling hsuic iaa place Of abode
by 'alesSng the u5znce Of s fame. three weeks fuc
cehvev IN Cue or more ct the public newiApers tina,
they mag have oppoetuay make their srsep,io "a
ts Coart, on the third iusiday VI Febr.xty nea to
tasis sr sntipg the fame
9sa ss.g Atteit--SAMUEL FREEMAN. Cserk.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-10
AFTERNOON SCHOOL.

MHR. RUCGLES, ttuders his thanks .ostlofe ~hr
I'M have ioaorsa him with the isnaturc to tisiub.
ieription paper and informs them THAI his AFTERNOON
aehaol wal commence >an Tuciday the ATTN ah at tho
Colombian Hall Thoie Sho viii 70 a,tcnd win apply
fooa 70 him At Mjos P.c~ the Hail. oa frhooI
0Avs - !. !. II IL u n i a 4. Nev As.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-10
sA4s EaseAs,

IS puhlined every Mcrlsy, uy a. jerks, IT the
Printing Office. Ne 2. fya-Ss.sf. PosTLANp; shere
fuhicrptons. advertisements Recommendations, Sc.
are received with attention THE price, TO country
iubtcfiers who ceive their papefs the office ot
ia packages by the mail, is ONE DOLLAR & fiFlf
CENTS a y<ar.-9J suhfcribers who lire in t"sn
and thoie whole papers aej and forwarded itpa'
ra,eiy, VIII be charged TWO pe,L.as sycsr.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-10

NEW GOODS.
T ORD & THOMAS, inform the
L l'abic thss they jua received, and tor fale
Ia ...eir aore No. s. Jones Row. large aor ii
F.7LL nng WINTER GOODS.
Ano-wEsT SDfA GOODS & GROCERIES, as
n(uai
AZ Cath given for Flax SEED.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-10

~ the haaorabk fbf Jyeiecs q the l.ourt q Geuua5'l
Peas, 10 BE- k5la-n a: Nssrssue.yge,, 1vithin and
far tie t5aaty Of Cumberland, an the third 7ues-
day g Csla5ss, a D. 1904
IUABLY llews JOSHUA ROGERS of Portland, ii
L the COUNTY Of CuniLerlspd mere haut-That ne is
iezed OF i~cnsy Five Acres Of Land, ituaed ia Wind
n4n IN id county, bcnc ome GuAlter part OF The ha,-
cred acre hot No s1s the iccond of one ua.
drcd .ere lois la fad Windh m, ia common and Judi
Cd with other fertors te your pe,itiouer unknown y
petitioner being deirous Of no dug the fame in iveray
Prays this Court that his part Of al Ist may iet Of
~ p'm Ny proper netes qua bounds, asree.by law
Aud as LII duty bound will pray, Ly
ISAAC PARRER, his Att orncy,
IL Cart sf Common Phas fer tie couaty # Csms-
+ beri.sna, dsgua and bsk!m Ut Me- .sa.ejqsr, III
said esnct,s, sa tie thvi 7uc5d1y y Of.o5.y, H. q.
1904
ON the peti;ian of Jol,ua Eo2e $, whereof
the foegoingn copy--the Court order, tias the PC
oscr capic the fetcral perons increcd ia the eIac
therein mthticn.d, and virg within the State or .hc
astorncys OF uch abient and have attorneys
ing within the aac, to b. dy notiiea OF !aid pelit on
by ssrvins them pe,ionaily with copy thereof or eav
ing copy at te dwelling houfe, or 20 ace of abode
by nierrius tic tubtace of the fame three week,
,uceeiivey N onv or more OF the pubic newspapers
that the, may have opportunity make their exception
totEs Court, The third 1uslay Of February neAt e.
their q AIMING the fame.
tD3d) A,,cn--sAMUEL FREEMAN, Clerk.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-10

s A PEReON Of the na,.e Of Caleb E.s, cordvainer
"A {uppsl to he (on,ewlerc in the Dinria Of Maine
OF other wife to---ClLBERr DENCE. ii gseas.
Nsv. IS, zSoA.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-10

cIloyis, fweaf bv al ever fwore.
That from this h6sS I i,a not love you moro. =
VIVA. love no more Oh! why this alter Z VOW Z
ssecaufe e-ssss love YOU nor. .aai xesV y ff
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-10
1-aoetrp.

Abf,na Of fbr --,.4J...aa MtmoriaL b.
Power defpo.ic is internal, st.a.
free'oni Is right etc: nal
Z II heavenly gift Tor every time,
For every people, c.cry Cline.
Z Ills creed your anceacrs protefsd.
Eud blcd i, make the;t coun,rs blen.
Why fn,o the .hcon d.nied
Oh lrresd lov'd trtcdoin Ar and vide
Receive Us to yont arms " brothers,
Ana g,a~s, ., 10 siais G.O.. Of asu.
- .s' e - pS;inJ k,4
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-10

ALSO,
a. C.iks Philadelphia Gunpowder,
Few Cail. lnsiiih do.-so Dbl. KoSn,
% cafes Clares Wine, entitled to dctenturc,
1900 lb Bacon in ihippns order,
5000 ID Cheele, #
$50 lD Spaniih sewing SilA, 4ss
arc ID Spanfi Indigo
= . bbls. Mackcrell, iui,abe for couutfy Iie.
40 do Alewives, in fhippin. order.
AGO hhds 1Urks III AID ALT,
a few pipes country Gin. IS.
Ao-a numblr Of articles 100 numerous to mcntien
=, The above viii be fold cheap, Tor cx.h OF apprcv
ed credit Nov. 76.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-10

EPICHdM-Cn a i'm Of Baeel

DICK, often drunk, when crop-.icL, ssavely fwore,
That, 4oii9 be breaf5d he never would drink more,
Dick taily tpfy grows, nor pcsjurd thinks
Emiels, But fwears S,esfbs not, zcbt? be ari"iS
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-10
A Wet Nurie.

n HEALTHY woman from the country, who can
"A bring good accommodations. whites to eo into a
fAUi y to tuckIc child Ma $40.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-10

PREsToN on MASONRY.
CST received. aud for tale AZ the Bookfore Of
- I,AAC ADAMS,
No 6. Jones Row ILLUsrRAIlONs Of MASONRY
ia four books.
Book L III, excc,ttncy of Malonyy dhpaycd.
Book H. Genera remarks, llIu1rs ,ions OF the Lee
turs, Description Of the Ancient aud charges
utea IN the different De rces.
3ook ~ fhe Principes Of Mafonry explained
|. loshich il. .ddss, oDas' ANTHEMS. SONGS, &c.
By nILLiAs7 PRESTON. r M.
Nes. 70.