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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-07

rT~E4E commiihonets appointed by ths Hon 1t''lasm
Cs,ba~ rfq Judge Of Pr~base tpF shs county Of
Cumberland, to the EAals Of EPHRAfM kOhAtDS,
late of Cape =abS ia laid county Ycoans dsceaied
Eenssfentsd noivent hereby give notice that hsy will
attend iad buhuefs the dwelling houIe Of hsaos6 R5.
sr4 GA lie econd Mondays Of tie FIX following months
TIMOTHY sMALL,2 cs...ia...,,.
MARX OYER.
.k.ih. -. ~
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-07

r9~ae fubferbsr hereby gives pubic notice g s con.
4 eernsd that The has 5eel duly aPPon'ed, ana has
faeeu moan hrrLH ,he tran Of Admm0rA'r'x on The
nsfe al totfs BAKER late OF Port aud 10 hc Codnty
If Cumberland, Marner, deeeaed, W giving bond as
se law Directs She therefore reqacls all Persons IA
debed 90 theg4d Dees4feds Eate, 20 make immediate
bsvnsns lad tbois who have any demands thereon 20
ee,;hi, he Ame 10 HEFHZlBaH sAKER
Dlfsd Usk.lA, $50 b. -
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-07
apn.ail..:s.. esmnIra.n..s la.ti,ss.

WE the rubccribrrs, having been aP-
" psinad BY The Hon VIM GurhafI, Etq. Jalge OF
r. bAe lr The .ourY Of Crn~f'sne 70 receive ana eh
bns~ The ess;s. oi he creditors to the eta Of
n ,BERT NJ. D0NhLD, late Of f0rf'4at in the
Snnsy Of Cumberland. mariner. dece1ed REPRESENTED m
iovcndo hereby yee nolicc That AZ monihs are @lIow
cd 10 fa creGots to brios prove heir ca'ms and
tha, we ,ha attend that sfv &C az the dwelling houe q.
Tss,ss cb.}ss.I nu hal1er in Portland go the iecond
MONDAY o. l4auary. February, Mveh and April next,
fsom ) 10 o'eiocs PN
Richard Hane1OeH, coau;c:,....
Arfbar M'Ls'ldg.
=. -.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-07
EplcRAM.-S.i.s..k

LAST TIrdrfday, Imst with frest' finding 6aer.
l eiAfeed Der waia and With rap,ate kirdhers
The gofpsI, quo'h The. tisaFpd from ny Jmosler.
wheuy Suo,e stssl, always 49, faJs,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-07
PORTLAND CaANp, SATURDAY., JANUARY 60

HoaO fse9sat G1sa qUe tire national Bisf 10 Be-
laid VI fo,rvsr IA tbaf pesccfR $ 6zcca"
The two remaining itanzas llan communicate at i.
mother opportunity.
Ps,fie7i, pc. 1898.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-07

tcesto all concerned thai be has BEEN duly appqnt
cd and has taken 0poa hef theft Of an executor Of
shs laa viii and sellauaent OF EDWARD KEIIHs ate
of Pnt. ia the coun,y ~ Cumberland yeOHian, deeeaed
"a axQyug IN: VIII and BY siv.as boad ssxhe ia~ d.
a. s-1e therefore rcu-as az peiopawho are indebted
Scta "a tceaeds ea4te. TO make imhediate PaYHasnt
TAlr tSsttleaeHs, 20 ABitAH HALL.
be- . l8.z.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-07
NnTEs.

III H,,. a. soi dsyty aaudst II f5s vi,tsGd' snd
,Ss,Is..sss re5rf ia 1905 and 90 Hal C'iHggeAs
is.s1 bseey l4sd, ssobsrs eOsry eSD1afsf f'"O'7
fsl M.aas nsi t5s sallosOt, sshie5 TIE 9for,sFa'd
Ss,,,a,, 1900, B tn tation poles, eredsd q Penn
vaa;s and MaSsebgkn,, sObeb ste friends q order
ssvss=ms.s aua vafss. dslf'eysd
al Tka ~asrg msg kacs btsa 'assa ffS's tas e'c
,;,Nsss ,gbieb salv Etss1 fbf ds If re- egs u lfeH
te,o. ard svdeb X Indy permits b5 JaUofifs' % ."
IRA. .en;,r r..
~ cais Italia legeudo,
qemperet plauia.
Nssias S he tao osoOsg lice, eur sqAa'ifd a. ~
<sriols tsheiss of Hsrss II riVaikd
fsla Hsvsa,' qasE dry S'eA" WSaf a 1'e g,
sn e.mtls.as - s6s Srssa sfitat wonderful ma"
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-07

NIX 5sNKss
FEW days ago obfervsd IN the PreGient'
oiaiai paper, printed al Walhington, fome con
grsvlsrofy lines On the lacceis Of the Delaware
elelsen gall year which. for their merit, were CO.
piednto another democratic gazette. Mr.. Smith
we tslume i The poet laureat, whole duty Is,
faaeshe from hard boand brains four lincs yeas
lie verles alludsl b, are thefe-
When Delaware her cenfus tried
And loand he had 70 few
Our Reaen then wen fcnd, ilic cried.
Fos he's y good, as two !!
s-essnc shat ii sssa.rreey i equally
-sn'S 70 ssas mnes IN wew rsn gEsss3s As n Vir
GINA, ! lend you for pnEFrzsiun, a parody Of The
celebrated fong = Had Columbia, I" The er;eirsl
author of that ode: who defervedii IS ranked
moog the : lords Of The Tong, aad matters oF the
Tyre" iioald eoh6der this wrstched sffuGoa 81 i
moon lruek jetFssionian: Is compliment. and
remember that nothing but the excellence Of II :
Lad seiesd TITO be ruifsraelg borleiaoea as a
cry Qur'h word q our I Nsws Hail Col, 'dts ws r
w1agly fpss, bus Of this and the aolineis T =
call AXE little notice, knowing It vii b toFns 4
Tacfseia Z democrat Pane ode was picked Z
Recommendation. shat tktna. f.
OP nsS he temple of All coLUMBIA. II
o1c.v--s ". ss.s iyy tsAs.f
s.E5r,b;a harry Lad
Hsre p. aas,osed lpprrnion's laws Il
: NHp hse OPT rd ek il Freedoms eauiei r.
nd soy A~ ,o,vIhe 0nrm is gone, L;
n Rle'esff ~. = x chulsn Ton. w
n Il" bI. 81 rfEs fl.all oe our noa'i'
IA TIrs ia our favorlss soa"'
INC Cor the prize. Il
gss gs.'IIc s reach tbt Ries III
:. -hnirea let Us be 1ss i,
: Wing found the facfed tree, III L,
s. ~ its leaves 0'egfpread the world, s. Il
IA tyrants from theis thrones be hnFtd'
..
S.y;ke EIamiltonian Feds, s.
nv they hang their 90 law.l0 ck'd heaas
Thnina now ther fallen hists
tIwhom they hoped 10 find relief,
1ho with an armg at senmands
fkosahs foon 10 rule this happy land
fBu, nov their hopes are alt deilsoycd
~ Theh wicked fchemes are null and voAqs
II ~ The Fsd'ral "a have isft the nip
Aad uc an turn win take atgiP.
Through tht rough, teupeIsuonsiea
t1lIafely guide our hbersls
etoD the leaks, the rigging clear,
49, 10 peacefu, haven neer Isl
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-07

lift at the fore of the lubIAoel
II fone time ago. PIECE or CLOTH. tn saS 4
ne fame NY ealing Al The above o.
rnav n s-s.,ee Of this adver.'lsmsn'. .,onfonl
iDs the sha'S Bake & 6ilmPiOn
o., a. lsor
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-07

NkWnUKHFONfs ILL., 1Os
Ertraet il ie,teF rom wahrson, oshs Editor dA,sI
Decsmbsr 10.
& The fenate have paaed bill TO a.
vide the Indiana territory into two GePsf-
ate governments. The lat snamed the
Norfb4Oeiaern Territory. They contain
|lefs than 6ooo fouls in each. A govern
or. with train of subordinate Officers,
are to be appointed in each territory.
By this means ar increaled ueight Of pat-
homage is given 70 .the executive, and a
| foun 1arion laid 10 make Dss0 jgaFss. 1siele
lnew fates, if we may Judge from thoic,
lately formed, will prove but 70 many fax
elites, moving round and 1ubieryiz-@:tto
1.-The will Of the ancient dominion.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-07

vF-Hhbrcribsr hereby gives pnblc notice to all tan
l .Fned that he has been duly appreciated end has
taken on hsa sht tsult of aaadntinlaraicr on lh<
Eitates IS }sstssss-sssak a&ss segsT E 4, :
al OSIRIS ii the county Cumberland, Wheeiwrignt'
akaf nv giving bond rs rhe law difeess--Fe tnsfe-
fErIeas I'll N lso arc Indebted fad dsccafsds eEats
ss,d Immediate payneat az 4 ,hoie who have ANY
Z d4As thereon r. exhibit the lame Tor is,scms1s =
Is ABlJAHs Hall.
Fsrir, Nov. Il, isos.
Il 9HE fubcriber hereby gives public notice 20 all cone
:, cerned chat lie has been daily appointed. aud has
L Ia lpon hin1le the trut Of Adminiirator on the
!. iittate Of EDwAR OxNARD, ~
Of Portland ID the coudty Of ~caaps Fland Geatle-
h, Geee4feA, by giving bond as the Law dirsees lie
- before eqacs all perlons who ae indeoted to iAid
~ Iealed.s eate 70 make irAnlediats payment an9
be who have aay demands thereon, to exhibit ths
he for fetrlement to
Ebenezer Mayo:
"a | Portland 0sl05sS i, 1905. tDeet4l
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-07

STHFablcriners hereby give pubic no
4 40 al concerned, that they have been duly ape
and ha-es,skrn Upon heHiie YES the srnR OF Exf
sss,J foft die la win aud Tenament Of
~ THOMAS CURTIS. late OF Freerort.
u Ne county OF Cegherisnd. mariner, deceAied by prov
Sins the win and by giving bond az the law drees They
recrc rcqiets al pcrGonssvho indebted 20 fAd de
y Attd's enAe to make immediate payment and shoD
ho have any demands thrteonto exhibit the fame II
ABIG AL CUR TISl /
THOMAS CURT |
Dq,-3 rss g. ,Sc3. Ill
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-07

VKTE tie fnbfcsibers, brihgaappointed By the Hon,
Wv William Gorham, Eiq Jodge Of Probate for the
toaaty Of Cunberand receive aud examine the claims
of the Crcditors 10 the efAte Of EDWARD OK
NA2D late 81 Portland, IN the county of Cumberland
Acut eman, deccafed teprefented intoyentdo hereby
ac notice that fix mouths allowed t. laid Credit
- 70 brius ia aad prove their claims and that
Aitend that frrSice tile Office Of EsEArzkh
Fih Grst Psirtand, on the third Monday Of E.s at
Jaausry, FEBRUARY and MArch next. from ~ |
*. M. 70 o'cleek;P NJ.
Leniuel Weeks,
Johua Rogers, 7Fs'1'sDs,ss
James Foldick. ~.
PsstlsqJ 087ots, 4, 1895 --- l---~-- "
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-07
TAKE nOrfcE,

caac. EgsaAI. Dec. "A, 1895.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-07

From ceylon We learn, that the king of cardy
aud bis EirR officer abandon led sheir Capital TO
he Euglih, having 6ais put i'eto The palace ana
temples. The EngIilh could not Gave lie bqlL-
|iDgs.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-07

HE fubfcribers here, s1s s. p p... a.,. no
tes 70 ~ concerned, sRhsn.is.ves the tiua q Ad.
pointed aud hav, taken up - - -
niDsssratoss on the efAse ~ IL sss,s.f.ics,~.a.r
JONATHAN ROW nd Yean,ans droessrli. 1,
n me county ~ %. u'dfrecls-They therefore redOef
fT"s e"na = the faid deseafsd's eftatc, 20 make
=. PSf,oas lus aud ,hofs who fave any demand,
fnsfso"' 70 e1As WILLIAM ROWE,
ZEBULUN ROWE. &
D,,.y D. =. 1903.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-01-07
1lSHE lubfcriber hereby gives public no.

ietMDse, t4.b 1905.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-15
JOHN CARR, d. C.
NO q IC z.
. al 7Ph2m il mau concern.

TO al 7Ph2m Il may concern.
WHEREAs a certain joseph Mnren has adver.
W tised that on the 10 h day of this month.
(September) tract of land in the county Of
Goochland. confirming 100 acres. formerly the
property OF Mr. Radiord, and purchased of him
by Elias Langham who now lives on it. as he
states. and has authorized him. as he aedges to
dispose OF it,) will be sold to the highe bidder
on the premises. I hereby forewarn all persons
from puroh1ting the said nd as the Executors
of the said William RadfoTd deed, have claim
again it for the money. which has never been
paid for the same by the sad Elias Langham.
More than four hundred pounds are still due 70
The estate of the decedent for tie land aforesaid,
and application will Immediately be made 20 a
Court Of Chaucery to obtain a dc rec, suhieding
the said land to be sold to satisfy the same
WV. MUNFORD, ! Ex'tors Of VIM,
JOHN PRESTON, Radford decd.
Sept 9TH, 1904. m
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-15

Hie purpose o. making laws Tor the state !;
'or that, when they applied TO have shoe
or coat made for them, it was at the
option oil the maker whether it should
he short or long one, 4 shoe or a slip.
per. In short, q foreigner would hardly
oeiieve, that those who had grown up,
IN hcotis of mor0Eiy end .good order, who
had been WE'LL EDUCATED Cor
THEIR RESPEcIfH& STATIONS
IN society, and whose SITUATIONS best en-
'abied Them TO Judge OF the true inte
rests OF their Country, were governed by
those OF opposite habits who were equal
= ly UNABLE TO PRESERVE THEIR
GOWN HAPPINESS, OR TO PRO.
'TECr THE LIBERTIES OF THE
4 lie. Yet that such is The case, !
: feel 1t my PAINFUL duty to declare. l
have only 10 prove thi. declaration, 10 A
'LAKd every honest, Intelligent mind.
In this hall find no difficulty, even to
the meanest capacity. The habits ofthe
carly settlers, comhtained Of in my first
number, haze 6cen greatly imhrovcd uho7
by the ambitious and the designing, with.
IN few years.--SUFFR AGE HAS
: NOW. BECOME UNIVERSAG-and
{ HE WH) CIV NEITHER. READ
: NOR WRITE, is equally called upon to
give his appreciation of or dissent from,
public measures, with HIM WHO HIS
'SPENT' II LIFE ~ STUDY, md
DIRECTED IF nil 7'C TIE SCI
{ E.NCE JURISPRUDENCE. Thus
. is the fri',ciealincitemens to learning dcnc
away and the nation has no resource
but to be goOe' ned by IFS oQn VAN
ID AIS, or TO call q, foreign assistance,
nora Of which are alike ruinous. It
: Is declaring 10 the world that NUMBERS
shall rule, and not TALENTS, an axiom
than which NONE CIV BE MORE
{ FdT4L.
eve have SO MUCH LIBERTY
that II is next to impossible 10 obtain a
6 SERVANT, either BLACK or WIRE,
that will be faithful to their employment.
The European, will not wonder at this,
: when he is told that they are all Jreemen
and EafTots, who have not only them
selves 10 take care of, but the exigencjes
q. of the state. What! would you have
nan neglect his public duty for anv pal
'try considerations of self! Is not this q
: tree country, and is not every one go.
vernon! Sir, if you are dissatisfied with
: me, or my conduct, | shall quit your en-
: Pfoy (nos your SERVIcg) and go some.
where else--there are hundreds. who
{ want me-. After he has received the wa.
ges OF his employment, it is ten to one
1T he does not tell his employer that
he must not expect his vote next year -
lis most CALLING affair indeed, to a.
postates and anglo-frdsralists, that ME.
CERAMICS are suffered to speak to law.
yer or merchant with their hats OIL; to
have any voice in choosing rulers, or any
consequence IN the scale of society -!
lis most rulnous thing to the country
that hired men have right to speak their
minds TO their employers, and an equal
chance to ob ain justice, to demand reward
Tor services, and reparation for injuries /!
But, tel!ow-citizens we leave you to
your own reflections ON the above child Of
federalism.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-15

rigid economy is not inconsistent with
large expenditure on this interesting
object. Let the southern states lock TO
this object! Their state of society is ra
pidly changing, and unless they soon pay
greater attention to the education of
youth, we predict that their relative weight
IN the union will decline. A republic can
only exist among an enlightened people,
and such people will forever be govern
ed by talent. MAJ. Intel.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-15
I" Highly Important"

THE Republican printers throughout tNis state
are requested to in their papers, that the L
lcGiou for the Electors of President and Vice
President Of the United States, will be held or the
First Monday OF November next, at the Court
house of each County and Corporation in this
Commonwealth and that the persons chosen as
Electors are TO meet at the Cspuol ia the City Of
Richmond, on The First w edresday IN December
next, 70 yete for President aud Vice, President
9Th September, 1904, 4w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-15
LATEST FRoAf EURopF.

London papers havebeen received to lie
l4Ih Oh July, by the ship Jghp .IdQYls, from
Liverpool, but the accounts which thew
contain, are neither very important nor
extraordinary. The king ot England had
made demand OF The house ofcomn,ons,
On the 7th of July, In message, tina,
they would empower him to take all such
measures to defeat the designs Of his G.
nemles, as the exigencies Of the moment
might render NECESSARY. This priviler=
Is granted TO have operation during the
prorogation OF Parliament. Wren MIR.
Pitt had concluded TINS affair, he follow
ed itup with moving for 4 vote Of credit,
tor et2,5o0,000, ster. to meet any event
which may arise in the course Of the wear,
beyond the estimates already We cd
he possibility of peace has been ac,-
united by the partizans of Mr.. Fit, who
declare that his being at the head Of af.
fair, will not form any imNediment to
that desirable event--rhe per cents.
consois IN London, were at s? and frac
ton, and The American 3 per cents. at 81
and a fraction.
All the wonderful statements about an
engagement off roulon, between The Bri
fish and French fleets have bsen conden.
sed into the following true relation: on the
ooh of May, two French friga,es and a
b0g having anchored in the outer harbor
oil Toulon, Id. Nelson sent an equal force
to attack them; at the same time he en-.
tered the narrow channel, W tn four sail
OF the line TO cut off their retreat, whic,
the French Admiral perceiving, he put TO
sea with eight sale Of the liae--on this
Id. Nelson abandoned his design, and The
French returned 20 port-The stale bug
bear of invasion, is sill upheld in all its
accustomed features Of alright and delu-
Sion. Join Bal axis loud IN MS inacces
sbility, and Nthoieon is destroying his
only national enemy, by The mere result
OF menace !-Geoges Cadouda!, and eIe.
ven. other of the assassins, who were land
ed IN France, by the British vessels, have
been executed in Paris the London pa
pers represent Georges as hero. AID they
conferred the same title on the ruilian So
gVdrrO7v.
A great effort has been made by En-.
gland, and by Russia, AT her instgation,
to inlame the Cermanic body against i'm.
perial France, in regard to The Seizure Of
the duke D'Enghein; bu, they have paid
so severely for this Auri Gallo folly, that
they are not disposed 10 renew the Gala.
NIFTY. Bost. Chron.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-15
II Counsellor ami a Courfezaa.

n IOHNSeNDT UIiV q IOlrTc-O1,
When Lucy Cowper was once examin-
ed in Court of Justice, one of the Coun-
sellers asked her if she came there in the
character of a moceae woman! "No sir
freplled she) do not; that which has
been the ruin Of me, has been the making
OF you'll mean Inihudence, sir :"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-15
CHRISTIE SACRUM.


A new religious society has lately been
formed in Holland, entitled Chrislo Sa-
crun. AT iirst it consisted of only four
members; but in a short time the mum
Der OF the sect increased so rapidly, as 10
amount from three to four thousand.
The object of this society is to unire all
religious seGls-The prii cipal place of
meeting is at Delft, where the society has
already put chu CHI, in which we find
CaivInists, Lutherans, Menounites, Ca
lholIcs, and persons of various other re-
lIgIous persuasions, amicably assembl ne.
The society does not admit of any damn
nant or exclusive system they have no
priest, but only orators, who, while deli
verIng their discourses, stand at the altar.
The service is divided into that of wor.
ship and OF instruction the obieG of The
former being TO shcw the greatness of
God, by directing our attention to the ad :.
mirahle regularity which reigns in all The
productions OF nature. For this purpose
they assemble every SUI day at six or Sc
ven O'Clock in The evening. The services
OF instruction is held every fifteenth day
when they discourse about different sub
Jects, and particularly revealed religion.
DIX times each year they assemble to &c
lebrate the Lords supper; and during the
prayer and the blessing, The whole conpre
CATION continues PROSTATE. The Dutch
clergy have strongly opposed this society,
but without effect and the present Dutch
government fsvors the new sect.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-15

Hair changed through .f;fghs.--It is re.
lated of boy, in one Of the rudest parts
oi the county of Clare in Ireland that in
order to destroy some eagles lodged in
hole 100 feet from the summit ola rock
which rose 400 feet perpendicular from
the sea, he caused himself to be suspen.
ded by rope, with scimitar in his hand
Tor his defence, should he meet with an
attack from the old ones, which precau-
ton was found necessary for no sooner
had his companions lowered him to the
nest, than one Of the old eagles made at
him with great fury, at which he struck,
but unfortunately missing his aim, nearly
Gu, through the rope that supported him.
Describing his horrible situation to his
comrades, they cautiously, and safely,
drew him up when it was found that his
hair, which quarter of an hour before
was dark aurburn, was changed to grey.
lLsadon Pgfscr.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-15
| he subscribers agrce to
IaHafesY'o e. Ulckenson.

Ofer far Sale on very lozv terms,
Antigua Rum 10y the ibid; Tenei lie Wine by
the Pie; Sherry by the or. Cask; Loaf and
Brown Sugar by the HID Barr best 2 cen
Coffee b. the Bag; Imperial Young Hyson ard
Hyson Tea by The Chest Molasses by he HID /,
Earthen and Glass Ware by the Crate; Liver-
pool Salt by the Sack; Cotton Chards by the
Box; Pepper Ginger and Pinento by the Bag
Wrapping Paper by the Rean; Mustard Nv the
boz; India Muslins by tine r. ce or Bale, &c &c.
Ri,hmond "a h sertcrber 1904 If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-15
I aiken up by James Kerr

OF Albemarle county, an ESiRAY cow, near
John Natson's STORE, rather incinabe to be of 1
red colour. with small whi'e spo in her fore.
head, also two under her belly she has a crop
and slit in her right. and slit in her left ear
Appraised to twelve dollars Taken up by the
said Kerr on the lst day of May, 1904
A copy-Tes;e,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-15

~ SS'"f" communist oY 'E.t.I sftfHHsEfI ana
helaJ for Jam, ttsy counfy,,cn Tuesday
che Ism day Of august, 8o4.
Daniel Jones, pin ~
against ..'"' . w. = G. = 4"
Benjauin Lernan and Rcbecca his wife ,latc .
keGccca Tuner. Thomas Turner Harri- =
ctr Turner, Eliza Turner, Claicsa Turner,
aud Eleanor Turner ohilder of John s
Turner, deceased, and John Goodall. ad- -
mimsuator, &c of John"'runcr, defts -
THE defendants. Benjamin Leman and Re-
becca his wife. Thomas Turner, 'Harrietr
Turner, Eliza Tuner. Ciarissa Turner and Flea.
nor Turner, not having en'ered their appearance,
and given security riding TO the act OF Assem-.
bly, and the rules of this Court, and it appearing
to the satisfaction Of the court thai they are not
Inhabitants of this Commonwealth On the no-
non OF the Plaintiff by his counsel, hiso,dered,
that the said Defendants do appear here on the
second Monday in November next, and answer
the bill of the complainant, andihat copy of
This order be forthwith inserted in some newspa.
per psin'ed in the city of Richmond for two
mon hs succcssiYely and posted At the front door
of the count houe OF this county.
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Joseph Stanton and Nehemiah knight,
both republican, have been re-e,ected re-.
presentaiives to Congress, for Rhode ISL
and, without oppositlon.
The votes OF s towns Of New Hamp-
shire give the republican ticket for repr. :.
senta''ves IN Congress 5,+5s, and the fe-
deral $500 votes.
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shereby given. that l shall be ready - receive
PROPOSALS for fuGi hing the Public Guard
with Alto Ms. until the 6rst day of O0ober
next, on or before which time all persons dssi-
rous Of engaging in that busipess are desired -
come forward. THO: JHDERWOOD,
Richmond, 99th Aug I9Qf
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The prints OF Come ciicut are occupied
with discussing the interesting question,
whether tits desirable to establish Il perma-
nent constitution in the room of The rcvaI
Charter al present in Iorce.-Thc republi-
cans, are Strenuous advocates, S, The federal
ISIS are strenuous opponent, of the mea-
sure. There certainly cannot be more
propitious season than The present for a
cool AID deep examination Of the impor
tan' principles which form Tie clemens of
constitutions as it is probable ,ha, every
great change introduced at this time
would be IN favor of Liberty. 1t is with
much satisfaction therefore we perceive
this sub|sct awakening the attention it SO
well merits. Nat. Intel.