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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-25

Bi1tiih treaty, tor fpos,ioiis &c ar>-ricso r,,>.
perty, the proceedings on which in Lor,;oahad
been fIipeuded. Cotton CT the ftcond or ;,t.
r.of qualify IN the Southern States, if u,arh,Cd
on the fp0, is often to be procured at |f,e,,
cents per pound, and fincs we haze ACQUIRED tie
fertile country of f.ouihana, where it can ~,
produced IN abaHdauce, i. uay be coaclu6,d
'nat inc planters may fine, IT even for their inter-
cit lii future years to fel il at itl lower prc.,
s this viii probably b. the raiura corfeo,,, ,Cc
ct, or at leait the event may be accelerated lv.
the too great expectations To Great britain.
i he American hips defined to China gene.
raiiy go out IN bailaft, and no profit bsie ex-
PeSted on the outward voyage, it may be fun.
poied that cotton, which is light article, can
De fre'ghted on extremely low terms from tins
country. Some calculations make the uuant, y
OF ipecie exported from the United S.ates 10
canton alone, amount to nearly two millions of
dollars annually, upon an average of the lat fen
years; and If we reckon back to the wear i-so
1t may be fuppoied in the lapfe of s wears. ave,
raging fifteen hundred thoufand dollars mo-,
year only, to amount to upwards ofso million.
OF dollars, executive of much greater fun e~
ported to the EAT Indies for the fame nero,
he profit or thoie voyages, if anv, reiu.ine-
from the homeward ihpments, li.t.e or no
freight would probably be demanded bv the
owners OF ihips engaged in the regular trade TO
canton. Whereas the Englilh country ihips in
India receive haudiome freight upon the Get
ton carried by them, becsuie no freight is ex-
Pected on the returned cargoes, their funds b.
ing either RENTED back to India in f,ecic or
placed In the company's treafury in exchange.
tor bills; and thus forming complete invcit.
ment tor the company's homeward bound Chi
ma feet. Theft remarks are made with v;e,x
that the fubjett may be further invefirated h,
perions pohetling better and more extenfiye in.
formation than the writer of this article. r.
whites that trial may be firft made of exporting
cotton from the United States to Canton. II ;s
certain that no lois can happen upon fnalj
quantity, and ihould it eventually fucceed, it
VIII be of primary importance to the United
otatGs. hus may new vent be found for an
article which now fands the kieAca on our ex-
port lift, forming in actual value osc quarter part
OF all our preient exports and thus NAV our
tonnage find new employment, aud our me,-
chants have the profpe9 offaving the expor,a-
ton ola large part of the fpecie, which is ilre
OF finding its way round the Cape of Good
Hope SH'e'" Reg. [Salsm, Hggya a, 1904.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-25
VERONA, Iune l.

IL is Till fad that the houfe of Auffria will re-
ceive the republic of Ragufa, which has hither-
to been under the protection of the Ottoman
Porte. By this the Auhrian monarchy will OBJ
tain new port, which carries on a conidera-
bic trade by fea; and ALTO the advantage of eta
bliihing complete communication between
Dalmatia and Cattona in Albania, ceded to the
court Of Vienna by the treaty of Luneville, which
communication was before interrupted by the
territory Of Ragufa.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-25
NAPLES, May 20.

His Sicilan majehy has promoted the late mi.
niaer of fate, count Acton, to ;he rank of a
princes and as further reward for the iervices
which he has rendered to the crown and the
Rate, has pTefented him with forne fine enates in
Sicily, which bring in annually above $4,000 du-
cats. The count hasnow refgbed all his Off
ces, and has determined to end his days on thefe
eiiates. He in eoniequence iet OFT for Sicily on
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-25
COMPIEGNE. Iune II. I

The emperor arrived at Compiegne at eleven
O'Clock on Saturday night. This morning at
three O'Clock he was on horeback, and manru-
vrcd the dragons of the camp on foot till noon.
In the evening he received the confituted au-
thorities, viited the fchool of arts and manufac-
lures, mounted on horfeback, and infpeGted the
cavalry until night.-MonifeM.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-25

From EnglJ6 papers to The 3ofb Jine, By The
brig Commerce, ayrived at Norfolk, in Al DAYS
from London, tie Norfolk papers haze extrat7-
Ell the L0fef European Intelligence. 7be6ar
hrleJ, 0ltbo' fbey barr aDinned little or no ar
r0ngen,ent in The Norfolk bqbers, are r.bub-
fbed nearly in the fame order in qvbicb tier
Dasdfjom tbeje prsOs5. THRIFT Gre5 orarti-
ele' is taken fran De" NulfoK Hrrald;" the
g Public Ledys,'' .G4b3LieJ tie .Eeeond.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-25
BOULOGNE, June Ia.

Several diviGons of the flotila are in our road ::
rs Enghih veflels are anchored oppofite us, at
the diftance of league and haif--they dare not
approach our line.-A diviion that has arrived
from Calais is entering the road this moment
General Moreau is faid to be dffatisfed with
the fentence of the Court, declaring him to
have been concerned in the confpiracy. Great
JOY has been manifefted in fome parts of the ar
my on the coat, that this great General has not
been fentenced to death.
Tourot, the friend of Moreau has been ba-
niihed to his country feat at Clos Porgene, for
the fpace of year.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-25
BERLIN. Tune 16.

II is underltood that lieut.. gen. prince HATS
feldt is appointed to carry the congratulations
of this court to the newly elected emperor of tie
French. lie came to Berlin from his eRate at
AlIer, near Dufieldorf, but the time of his de-
parture is not yet fixed.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-25
CHARLESTON. Augu6 Iaoa

The brig Amazon, arrived this morning left
the Texel on the esd of June, with Dutch papers
to the 18th June. The verbal intelligence by
this arrival is of no great import. The buftle of
preparation for the invaGon of England was in
fome meafure fubiiding; and the general OPT
Mon was, that it would be given up. On the
night ofthe Gath of June, capt. Legare heard a
heavy cannonading from the French coat, which
was continued during the whole of the next day;
ariiing probably from an attempt of fome of the
gun-boats to pats from Fluihing and Offend TO
Dunkirk.
1t appears that notwithstanding the fentence
of the criminal tribunal, MORGAN remained at
large; and from the ftrong intereft made in his
favour, was prefumed that the Emperor Napo-
lean would remit his condemnation
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-25
VIENNA, Iune 6.

The conference between the niaiiter of Rate,
count Gobentzel, and the ENJOYS from the diff
terent powers, are now lefs frequent than ever.
Our court Till remains firm to its fyftem o. neu-
trality, and will enter into new alliances.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-25

The e4d ofMay. Tie king ant queen, and the
whole royal family, took leave Of him with
great regret. The approximations of foreign
power has greatly contributed to this change in
the administration.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-10
@ora!M.
Ext, al from W.4svi';c7ov.

"OF all the difpoGsioas and habits thai lead
to political PROPERTY. ,ehgim and morality are
two indilp :nl.b.e fupports. In vain would thar
man claim the tribute Of patrio,ifn, who Mould
labor to fu5vcrt .hele great pillars Of humad
happiness --tl,ele firm props Of men audcitizens
The mere politician, with the pious man ought
TO relpea and chcrilh them. a volume could
not trace all their connections with private and
public felicity. Le,i, Be impfy afk.d, where is
the iccurity for property. for reputation. or fer
hfe,, ii the fcnf. Of religious Obligation defcTt
the estbs, which are the inltrun,euts Of inveei-
CATION in the courts Of Juice And let Us.
with caution indulge the (uppoltion that mo.
rali;y can be maintained without religion. -
Whatever may be conceded to the influence of
refined education Of minds Of pccuer iiruc-
furc; realon ndexperience both forbid US to
expcd taat national morality can prevail, in
EXECUTION of religious principle"
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-10
ag.ieu!

C1af;sn csa,na cropping es-nfazs at to, early 4
fey''f The kernels of Indian corn receive
their nou.if,ment, as wcii from the fealk above
as from the ltock and root below the ear and
they continue tobe nouti(l,ed in meafure from
The itoek till they are nearly ripe therefore
by cutting down the upper talks Of Indian corn
too foon, the crop NUT BE eG:ntialIy injured.
man in the n.ighborhood Of this place, who
had, the ptcfsnt year. finall field of Indian
corn ofpromiiing appearance, happening to crop
t'f the corn talks while the plants were II, too
green Rate. the confequencc was that the
gram became remarkably inrivcllcd, and prob.
ably fell hort one quarter or one third Of the
weight and fubaance, which it might other
sy!c nave had.
1t has been the opinion of fonne farmers, tina:
II the upper TALKS of Indian corn were not CROP
ped at all, the greater heavinefs of the grain
would more than compenfate for the lofs Of the
Solder Balance.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-10
JUST PUBLISHED,

JUST PUBLISHED,
A.S in f4v de-. euiH Be ready far Je. and deio.,y
to /sJt,ifns dt THOMAS CLARK's Beck
Store. Fin fret. PO,haa6
A NJ FPlrOME OF BOOK. KEEPING,
IA BT DOUBLE ENTRY dcGgued Tor III. uie c:
Youth aud Senior school Eoys but equally calculated for
sae InlruGl;on of Adults IN svery MERCANTILE LINZ
or BUSINESS cnmprGns fyaematic ,nerrins Rules
Tor every era alton from commencement to cpiure Of
Books hy Double Entry ALTO Rules for keeping RE
TAI, BOOKS by Double Entry, withou, altering The
proces of Single tn,y for Daily Sales OF Mcrehsnd1e
Ito which is added The mof cafy and c3nciic method of
calculating any of Per Cent and oh.r matters rea
live aud appendase 20 !.cccuniaat!hip, With R-es for
Teaching Sthclars.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-10
PObIXE.
bis TINES and NEH.

WHENI was a yocngatr, our women were prudent,
Our fpin!fcrs dcn,ute, and our snaidcns fedate,
In Eeonomy's School every wife nud,I.,
And icilUm contentious artfe, or dc bate
BY her ch,t,aey Ode, lit the good thrifty bride.
AT her rock, her REEL her book. of the rarke.
Then the f~m. board real Joys could afford.
And plea.el the foaa huibihd Fat ny remark H.
then we laush'd away, quafd away,
Aye threw his i,aH away.
yleal,k rudy health on each cc;.nteuaice lhone,
Our sirh OF their beauty
Thou 1t lcfs thar ,hcir duty,
And fathers were CERTAIN, thofe Girls their own
Your r,,iity MITES, hcw different e nd them
n, powers can their. proA'sa,e humours refrain.
From adcmbii: TO balls, folly aockons AMI calls.
Hark her funnons, aud fee now they pant TO OBEY
While longer ut-rous their hufhands notorious, ti,
Gods II drives plain rrsr nearly Md to iufvey IT,
Dad, awav, fpiaih away,
SGusnc,- their can, away
Whiting twenty fcare frierds of nis,:
With their ha.5:, pipes AID ,abos.,
DiafaSling their ne;shhors,
Common r,nfe itands confouaded, and rsason takes
fight
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-10

TO the protect Of Louis XVIII, acainia 30.
naPartes affirming the title of emperor Of the
French. may be added the refufal OF RuiIia TO
recognize him with that tile.
Emperor Of Hayt;. The following is tranf-
lated copy Of letter addreAed by Gen, Deilz.
lines to an American fupercargo, who had taken
the liberty of rcmonfrating agann certain op-
preiIive proceedings the regents Of the admin
iltration Of Hayti ]:
Head q~arters july Is-A yeay q TIE indt-
fsndenes Of H.yti-
The administrator Baya-d. has juft eaufed I'd
be put into my hands the MANAGING letter you
wrote him, fir.
The people of your country, who with to
come to this i1and for the purpofe of opening
fore, or merely to fell their cargoes, l,al always
find tafety and projections.
will however, BY no means, fuffer, Sir, that
ftranger fl,all enter the port contrary to the
meafures have taken for the insercit Of my
country, nor that he ihall be permitted TO infuis
xhe representatives Of government in that part
OF their fervice.
There are eieab'issed in this City, merchants
OF this country, as well as thofc Of our own ma
1ion, who have the right of treating with you
for your cargoes, and of telling afterwards to
the fore keepers Of the place. forbid 70.
reigner on entering our ports having this privi-
lcse, or that of purchaGng produce from the
hands Of individuals to the Getrimeut os the ad.
yninitration, or the merchants already e1ta5iff.
I'd and am careful that this order is eltab-
Iihed.
The honorable and loyal manner in which
we have treated your nation has already obtan-
e1 me a nan aud I 0,all .l,.,,vc h. all. IN
find hone9 men land that in great numbersJ who
will bring to this country whatever we itaud
in need Of.
Ihave the honor to ialute you,
foisned) DESSAIINES:'
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-10
Exfra7 from ID. Eo,..

&C The Object Of this work is TO Initiate
youth when at tie laa mage Of fcAoolng and to nurc
iieir having right conception of Book Keeping by
Double Entry and lie tues appersAn'ns tseieto 70 Nat
their entering mo the merchants employ, or actual
engagements in buci,, they may be able withou, The
enalca difficulty 20 make the nielvcs pc.f-es 49,.
The author having by hrmerous trials prossd ihat
the work perfect adequate tie propoed oica he
hun,b ubn,s the fame to TIC invehig.tion OF csn1it
public to ,hat Of the honor 4b- gentle who predc
over public fehoois. aad chool-ma.s,rs Eroug boat
the United States who may ne d ced 10 give i'ir
trial Of the meri, q The work hop re their indulgence
for any deficiencies which may poihhy frpn inevitable
CUNT snces occur in the 6ra edition, and rromins
that thefr appearance ia be duly fettiGsd, If he
Hould happily their e6cour agenert & coun'enares
20 fvvie aud improve the work in new ed,cr. ..
s.The author docs net pretend tks the itrcng'k Of
boys capacity is competen. determine intricate
counts wieE the huinefs of age and expert
encc alone. bur the rrethod OF impe charges aad IN.
charges occurring daily TRANSACTIONS Of buines car
red on in regular train; the rules for commencement
and proereica and thole for adutm mt sad coture OF
books may e acquired perfectly by lev months ,rac
.ee he gotten by heart in few hours, and ., I'll times
a.e hi.e guide Upon reference thereto
With knowledge of the principles and rates 10 ca
5y obtsned the advantages youth on their entrance
into aelaa engagements in buiae.: s.npoynen, in
compiling oufe would &c found Of much greaer cont.
qoenc. ,han CAD be alnoft pofsh!y conceived
snch youths would become greater rroncents ~
Book keeping 10y dom!e entry, afser fewer mouths OF
,aa employment chan they would ctnerwile be III q
greater numher OF years.
The author has purpofcly waved the as.spsahee OF
recommendation ,thoush the udgnent) Offered HIM
by the mott ;aiciors MERCHANTS net whiting 70 forcltal
favoyab ieItimen. by fuc but leaving tho IN
,rinfc mei. OF the work the de-'on OF eatid pub
lie, after Obligation aud experience OF us efficacy
Z
e1- Says,i1et; eoA pltojs 10 att.y to Thomas CLARK
tie p,epyiff., Of tbe s,a TO, ibe .s~Ie' ID Sace
6-P,i. TO nsn-ay,iss,.t One Ec.zy, sssas So.sy3ot
cert, Laf 5oani. Portland, Auguit ~, 1904.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-10

IS prh'i!hed every Mo"des by E. A. yENKs, s,the
PRINTING oflce, Ne. =, Fys-Srss,, PoRrLANp; ~hcre
iunier'pt'ons, advertisements communicate &c.
are received with attention The price, TO country
iabfcrbers who receive their papers at the Office or
IN packages by the mall is ONE DOLLAR & FIFTY
CENTS ytar.-gJ Subscribers who live in town
a"o hoie whole papers sed and for~ arded fepa-
rateiy, VIII be charged Two DOLLARS a year.
CO hdvv,' will derive peculiar advantages as their
favors will DC puhIiihed (~thou, prce) both in
this paper. and 10 7SSfa,yi CoMMksclAL GA,trrl.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-10

NOIlC /. is hereby given to the Non
/ y Refdent Pr pr esors and owners cf Lard 'mrrcv
ca and uninovcd Ia the ot FreePor, in the cocn
~ OF Cunabersi- .ha; ihe OTIS hcreaf CT renC oncd
taxed the bills committed 20 :ae fihicrib.r.
Collector IT fsid town, for the year Of our Lend
thouiand eight hundred ard three coc IN the
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-10

For SAFE,

TOT S2It,
a New, Hand!ome, Two forv HOUSE
4 n with about quarter of an acre Of LANr. ia
New Milford in he county of Lincoln having one CHR,
ney ereeted the outide 6nihed and two 70 NJ. w,hi
with an exec lent c,ia,, under the whole Il can >,
mall expenec be fitted fr the reception of family the
n,uaticn cafns, and favorable for bsnri. being ia
the central pa- of thrifty village at he aead of the
ioc waters o, the Sheeptcot, miles above Wifcast.
with an e1tenive lack eounsry Any enter prGns man
who wIlhes good aand for pusIic houfe for q ade
Z for fhp building is Invited to call and fee il, T.,ms
OF payment WI not be UNREASONABLE. Apply ia New.
milford TO j. SsdSsss, Eiq orto
George K. Freeman.
Ect T.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-10
NOTICE.

E fabfcriser hereby gives public notice TO all cor.
tsken upon rtef the tru an adm;nl, ,tr;, on
sita'e Of JACOB BROWN, late Of Cape -Elzape,s. n
the county of Cumber and. yeorasn, dece.fed he
oy svin3 bend as the law directs :he he reore
az perions who indebted faid deceafcd. e,,e r.
make Immediate payment and thote Who have .nv se,
niands thereon to exhibit the fame to
ELIZABETH BROWN.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-10
MASONIC INFORMATION.

DUBL!C notice is hereby given, that
II the edn u,irg anG confederation Of the ORIENT
IA LODGE and the Inhalation Of tn, Officers thereof
by the Hon and r. w. WOODBURY. SrQRER, Efq
Deputy Grand Mater. for he ninth Maionic dtr1 il,
this Common viii take place Thuriday Tie aosh
OF 5eps<mpe' next AZ o'clock, a. at the meeting
hoaie in Bridgton at which time and place there will be
an oratipn delivered BY brother JAMtsD. Horxlas efq
senior Warden OF Portland Lodse.-Th- brethren Of
che Graf. are invited TO attend with maior;c coa,hng
BY Ode, ytss r W. Msa~..
CHARLES KAY, Secretary.
Bdlsef,s, Mp II;
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-10
kO4D 10 FORY UNt"-AoAls.

THOMAS CLARK, hss for fa'e,
III !n BO0K.STORE, in fiS STREET
Tickets and Quarters, in the 9th clafs
Of South Hadey Canal Lottery, At Dollars--bus viii
Aor,ly Nc r,ifsd to dis 50 cents. Thof,'who VIII; ia
pureha will therefore 6ndi for their nerea to apply
Immediately. Lle.rE for Eais >. sdvr..
Tickets IN the sd clals Of Amoikeag
CANAL LOTTERY. at s dollars until the sth Scptem.
her. wht the vii he RATED dollars so Only
5000 Tickets highea Prize Four rhonland Dollars -
no deduct'o"-and podtively TO commence drawing on
the 10Th September.
or Prize Tickets taken in payment-and orders for
tickets (f poi paid and incolns tbs cahl punctu.y
tended 10. AsF ~.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-10

pUBLlC rorice is hereby given, that
l. The con,uting and cor Iteration Of the PYTs.A-
.1O2EAN LODGE, and tie inn4Is,ion OF the officers
therc.f by the hon. and p. ". WOODBURY. SrORER,
.sfq niara Deputy CraEd Maner for the Ninth Ma
ionic Diftr1 10 this Comm ealth, will take pi &c
raeflay 18th of September ne., a, !, clock A. M at
The meeting houf in Fryhurg which tn.= and place
divine fervce will be performed.
The P-c hsren Of the craft are invited attend with
Mafonic cosihins -
BY order f.bs r. ". M,f.r.
AMOS JONES COOK fse-etary.
F,e5w-, Ary. II, H. l.. y3cA
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-10
49,, UdNCIWG SCHOOL.
Miniature Painting.

7 AIDES s.d Gentlemen wl.o may with for eorfec.
IL LlKENESSE', hsudiomsy painted in Miniature,
have now All oporrao'ty Of procuring them. by apply
ing ipeediiy % the fuhfs ,iber at Capt. John NsLsIsa
N HANCOCK.
Psvslssi. Aug. a.. vgg
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-10

NJ the iuhlerbrs. having bcen sppoiated by the
~ honorable VIM. Gorhsn. Efe ludse of probsse
'sr he county # Cumberland, receive and mice the
claims OF tbs creditors to the eatc Of SIMEON sxIIIls
'ae u cape EiSaneth Ia fad county, Gent ensn De-
ceaied. repreienied inioysnt Do herebv GIVE m.
zee that tx months ALLOW ed TO fad ty.dttors 70
bring !" and prove their claims; and thar we AZ attend
mar eIv,ee a. the d~ Hing hcufc Of MAsr xiL.,s ia
ape E"aao..n on ths iaa Mondays of July Aueua,
Septic nbcI October and Novem er from ,hree 10 e..
ociock,P Pm. ARCHFIaUS LEWIS
SAMUEL DUNN, 1~y'''Hs'
CAPE Eixsbask, 3ssy :
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-10

1900 Tickets At 5 Dolls.
subject to eed5eon Of ~ "a PEI cent. psymea, Of
pr
Capital rtises de,ermnable the foliowins days:
The fra drawn bsni the s day Gal! be entitled 70
receive 500 dollars.
FIN drawn on the 9Th. loco
Fira drawn on the 10Th, ,c5o
Fia drawn on the I5th, 1909
fira drawn on the ,o.h. 1000
Fra drawn on the s5th, ,o.cco
Fira dawn on the so;h, 1000
-Four hundred tickets ai he condered az Que eo ipess
days works. and the fortunate Blanks fall he determined
at TIA, rate OF drawing. whether greaev or Ie humber
come our OF the ~heeis in one, n more days.
To shoie who imprensd with the mportan, ohe1 for
which this lottery granted ,,e need be laid by u.s. TO
inIuse their Continuance IN we'll doing
To fortunate adven we are brie. declare that
no lottery whatever heIds fsirer chance FOR gain
tina" this pfeien'ng many capital prizes compared wh
the hnall number Of tickets, and deenabc on the far.
cit principles. THOMAS THOMPsoe,,
THOMAS MARTIN, hs.agu..
liJAH HALL
An early day VIII be appointed TOR drawing
Po'fso"6. (N ~ y"iy a.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-10
Portland A cadtmv.

TFHE Trultees of Portland Academy
4 having engaged Writing Matter, as alitant
TO the Prcc.por, give notice that few Audents
may he admitted-the number will however be limitc
--Terms three dollars quarter
Samuel Frefnan, Secretary.
A!is 40, y8oA
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-10

a1+ Sags,iI<s; ooiH pltej: 10 eeeyse Thomas Clark
TIE s,ce,;fts, Of be saan 70, be .vm1~s Sspe 4ei
6-P,i. TO nsn7a:,iss,.l One Dc.-y. brad s0..y5se
cert, Gsf soa4i. Portland, Augufi ~, 1900.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-10

n. 40 pevl* aprcars 70 d'chaTee faid taxes and
all neeery intervening eharseso or before Mordsy the
ssssst ,,sd ly IF Osr s.x nine OF the clock in the
forenoon 70 uIh Of fa;d land will be uiicen 10 diff
charge the fsme will chen he 20 Public Vendue a,
the dwel'sg hnuie Of Capt SAMUEL JAMESON, in faid
FseeI ors. 20 the highef bidder, according to law.
Edward 1omplon, Collector.
Fssspa7, AygsA 20, 1904.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-10

'fis iaocrihers. having been duly appoiateu Ly Ia
4 Hoo. William GorIan,, Judge OF Probate for ,he
coun o. Cumberland, receive and examine the cla;ra
II the tcvsrs. creditors the Ena,e of
Captain 1d6id Biggs,
late OF Portland in he county afoetAo uarir q. desesd
een ed riovenf- herehy eve noscs tn, ,bree
non'hs further trr- are allowed bring in aud pr ov6
lheir Cams and that a attend that ftryice AZ ths
dwelling hour Of Mrs. SsA.y Hedge Portland on the
hr and lat ihurfday OF Augui and te Gr and laN
Ihurfd.ysof September and October nsxt. from 20
clock p. III.
THOMAS BECK
MARX HARRIS
Po,t,,ri, Try 80, ,s,E
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-09-10

THE Managers of Pi;fotagaa Bridge
4 Lottery, offer to the public the following