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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-20
RICHMOND, Innr LIZ. lanA

INNH"U"D, JUNO To, 1901.
OUR clients in the Court of Appeals vii,
~ perceive, that the foregoing orders re1uirc
particular duties, eTpences and attention, which
were not expected when we were retained by
them. As we cannot fail to comply with theft
reqnliitlons OF the court, without danger 70
thelr lntercit and the rule, that caufes iIajl be
tired according to their tanding on the docket.
renders IT necehary that we fhonld be corr NIL
Prclent, and ready for the argument we truf,
that our Clients will fee the proprety of an ade-
quate compensation for our feryices.
PHILIP N. NICHOLAS.
EDMUND RANDOLPH.
JOHN WICKHAM.
GEORGE HAY
DANIEL CALL.
JOHN WARDEN.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-20
W,AlNTED III 7HE

T. AtFt,"..TA RN,
4 YOUNG MAN, well qualified TO aGt a.
a BAR-kEEPER, one coming well recon-
niended, will meet with liberal wages on appli-
cation TO
ESME SHOCK.
@eHaoSD, June 4, 1so4.--Iaqv4Iy
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-20
MAY 2ln- 1904

KuLE-Ihat after the end Of this preient term ali
eaules depending i'll this Court which al be ready for
nearing IN Purinanee ofthe rule Of this court, made ON
the 18th day of this prefent month, nall unIer. ,oo
oaue be hew to the contrary, be heard IN the fame or
der in which they ftand OF the docket.
IEsTE' ]. BROWN, &C.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-20
NOVEMBER 18th, 1908.

RULE-In all cafes whether of appeal, writ of error.
or otherwe, the Court will proceed to hearing a. tbe
term to which fuch cafe al be returned or fep up
ieisgood cauie ihall be fhewn to the contrary.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-20

=. Blo"%1 E"qm'y into Ibe Rigbt5 Of The Bril-
T Got@o~J Hyqoy Of lie american RevOlu-
ton, Vol. !. Page 1875.
+ ID. p. I49. s u. r. 1874.
D:p. 22s. ID. voi. 9. p. 81. - ID. p. IS.
r. ID. aei 2. p $40. If ID. D.. 1ea.
W h""!tord CON- Pgber. ~ BeJqoa Reperfo,y'
a letter, received bya commercial honfei in NJ York
deres them rot to flip lome coffee that had been or
dered ior Daniih Port, it was very generally be-
lleved that in few days French force would occupy
bourhond " III s''-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-20

Milton's third wife was the daughter of Mr..
Minfhall, of Namptwich, in Chelhire. She had
an unhappy temper, but 10 fine a complexion,
that French gentleman who once paid him a
Witt, faid, Moniieur Milton, your lady is like
the rofe. at may be 70, (replied the poet with
hgh) but am 70 unhappy as to be blind, and
alas have never found any thing but fbe
fJ0IWJ.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-06-20
At a Court of Appeals held at the
Capitol in tie city Of Richmond,
the 2lst Nav, 1904.

ORDERED that the following Rules be puolifhed ia
the Richmond Cazettes, for ore month.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-04
Wild Land for sale.

EOR fale, 1905, acres or Land, IN
j. townhip Number Four, in the feventh range of
townfhp ucrth of the Wato Pa,er, young and
prizing men In thi. town there are fevcr iet-
Tiers, faw and gi mills and roads accommodate
the ettIe From Ibis hare is good water
down the PfcataQus the trnobfcct and
20 to Bangor The waters in this town abandandy
fuppiied with Fiih fuch fsmon. fhae sewives, &c
where they can be taken in great quantities.
Likewite, 5000 acres IN townihip Num-
Der Two in the third range which viii be fold by the lot
or quantity, will be iuit the purchaferThs town is
twelve miles from Bl.goy which there twenty feven
fetters; rveral farms under good cultivation two grit
mills faw mill and another be built this iraf3n.
Liberal credit will be given.
Likewiie, in townlhip Number Four. Ath
range, north of the Ws. Pae- 5000 tsttiers.
Amy number of young who with to have good f~,ms
and liberal terms to make paymenr be iuppied with
this la tract quantity of Land where they will ave
right feet the fame in different parts of the town,
in lots Of two hundred through which there
is county road and fcvera. fetlements begun
Each Of the adjoining have fett,s ,enis egun
and families thereon this is between 20 and 30
miles from Bangor
Likewife, in that much noted and -four
lining town. Number Three in the ssh range called Lin.
coin Tewn $40 acres of the choice Land iad town.
htuated Andome fwei of Land which affords view
Of feveral towns in the vicinity within mi of
good faw and sr mill there fevera roads through
laid town. and county road laid hre ugh laid
land, leading to Bangor About 80 fetements in f'id
town have been Begin within years; mef of which
have families thcm.-Anv perfcn perfons who with
to have good land we'll tusted for farms, navga
ton, can be fuppled with the fame Al un1oub,ed title
will DC given the conditions of fettement being per-
formed. For further particulars enquire of MOaES
HODSDoN after the fri of June Kes tag Pdas'afis.,
Bangoy; of ANDREW STRONG his attorney,
now re6ding in townfhip No. a, cd range.
Portland, Nov z8 1904.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-04
BROKE Err AGE.

THE Subfcriber informs the public that he has
opened fes of Books a, Auction Fore
head of ngrams wharf for the purpofe Of Aniatng the
baRnefs of BROKER--where thofe gentlemen whe
have YEh for fale charter Hss' Land for fae
let in ved call and leave their terms.-te haers
kimfef that by ARIA attention the bu6nsf, he iha
reader il Of Of pubic utility and merit the Patronage Of
thofs who have huiinci, be tranfaed which viii be
done for Reasonable comnion, by the Puhcs slo ham
bic lesvans, VIZ. FENNELLY,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-04
PORT OF PORTLAND.

THURSDAY sl.--Arrived ihip Benjamin. Capt D.
Lowell, 80 days FROM HAVANA Left there ihip Baltic,
Capt Blunt of this Port ihip Diana, Capt Clark to fail
in about ten days Brig Salem of Bottom, notbegun to load
brig Ceres, Ward Of saler fail in days,Spoke May
H. p Sally Capt. Weber of Bottom, 80 DAYS from LIVER
pool, TO- chageiton, May IS Nip from Hamburger for
Philadelphia, who had pokc, hirsy days previous] flip
Ocean, Drinlcwa.er, Of this port. bound up the Baltic
SAME DAY--Arrived fch. Caroline Capt. r. Kimbal 50
days from MADEIRA Left the brig Warrington Free, an,
Charleaon flip American Eagle, Goodrich, of Newyors
for Teasyie iP Marhal, Jenkins, of Hudfon, for CAGE
de vesd Chip oares, Saunders, of Newyor, Wendes
brig Saunders Singleton, Of Philadelphia p Amelia Mat
hers of do. for India. Sch William, Knox of Bottom
bound home fa Intrepid. Canady Of Phad for Cape de
verd fch Indiana. Mackey, of Nantucket for Cape de
Verd; Sch Ploughboy of Petersburg. JUN arrived.
Capt kmba informs, that the Cd April the Britifh
trgate Apollo, capt Dicon, and 81 fail Of merchantmen
bound to the Wclndes GATEWAY, the coat Of Por-
tusa and fuppofed all of them entirely loft May a.
Spoke LAT, a. long about Co. Sch. Fame from Libon for
Duxhury So days out.
Captain Weeks in afchooner f. Portland was at Cnare.
ton May %.
The Betey fr Wadoboro' has arrived at Alexandra.
Brig Minerva, Of Portsmouth, from c. Francois taken by
French Privateer and retaken by nine Of her from
fourteen enchmen has been carried into HAVANA for ex-
animation,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-04

It is reported Jerome Bonnparte will proceed
10 France in one of The trigates now at New
york.
iona han Lanzey, of Lee, N. H. has been
committed TO prii, at Dover, charged with
the murder OF his fon, about fix years old.
w. H. Thorn, tfq. has arrived at New
York from GbraIter with dispatches from the
American iquadron to the Mediterranean
The French frigates La sybelle and La oi-
do, of "A guns each, have arrived at New York
from Guadalupe.
More +" Liberty and Equality. Teferday enc
sftbeimpeytrd .'tugives t,sm a,a,rs" and 0fr0H.ls
genuine citizen" af tie true patent eof BY THE
name Of WiMaml5n, baving had judgement pro-
nonaeed nntaVo,able TO him III The May5r'5 Court,
and in zoticb f5e Ccn,t 4veye nanim,as. qvaited
bis bonoy TIE May,v lat bis bniffo make mare pull
and free enquiry into bis Hso,s reaion than be could
do in open court .441tte, the rf ee,imsDials
over Gad The tue citizens that eay and fa
mhar fsating that all true eihzenf onsbt to be. W1
fa'g0n proceeded to eatecbis bis Homo, IN Ryhe bit
tho aglauvr not bring atitaf7o,y, BE- j" acaisd him
EFF Of THE ocrsGon subi'b p,elsmea to rake eff tbs
'rfbnge." as Mr.. Js6s,,or sxp,agfa il, sffbs Aiay-
or' bead, and for this purple ayurk bin with club
asrsf the neck. TIE /ssvaut5 coming, the nan qcat
J6izsd aad /s wed. BIT nat thinking tbit that Tart
of abals zubicb Mr.. 1ags,6n intended G,aid be ar
raign,d i" at the bar Of public reafon," the Ma,er
very proier!y bad WiAiamf0n committed to Bride
qoeH, be no7o is. EOery man maa equally repro.
bate tits outage, but it is nat a qobt 4oey6 than
might bave been expected from tbgs liberty and
equality notions qubirb haze 10 completely psGf1sd
this commHsity,0nd s0bicb, 5J0,e zoe are cured of
tbm 4viA proceed to eslsl1s Of qotieb ibis may be
true, but certainly a vsry faint feimen.
Newyork Eve Poa, May AL
We are happy again receive the of our
refponden"S oJouRNEK, No. H. ihal appear next week.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-04
Portland Gazette.
MoDAY, JUNE 4, 1904.

On Wednesday la the election of ioid officers Cor the
fourth regiment in the 3D. brgade and oh dvGon of the
Militia of this Commonwealth took place in New Coueef
ter when Capt. THOMAS CHUTE of windham, was
choien ColJncl, and Capcs-TRUk and fiNsos, III and
III Majors
Afa1trbajftir annual Elsf7,9n-" Lat we'd
ncidaT >,Sin5 the annual period for the renewal
OF the Governments Of MaiTachhletts, the Men,
>b-rs Of The LegiI,turc Tor the current year, at
lcnbl-d a, the State-iioufe n Bottom, and his
Excclency the Governor adlnin,itred tn: necef-
ary oaths; In the Senate, the Hon David Co6J
was chofcn Prefd7nt and WeudeN Davi5 efq.
Clerk Mr.. COBB bad 2, of IS votes The re-
snainder were for Mr.. Bacon In the Houfe,
,hc Hon. Ha,11j6g G. Otis, was chofen Speaker,
:a;I Nihat5 IiAiagblf, Eiq. Clerk Mr.. Otis
had i2o otes,v Perez Morten, eq. lo3. Mr.
lillinghaf had e votes, Charles p. Sumner,
'ctq. LOG.
After the organization of the two Branches
of the Leg failure, they joined the Executive,
and proceeded to the Old-South Meeting Houle.
e(corted by the independent Cadets, under Col.
We!les. An excellent Sermon was deliver ed
by the Rev. Mr. Kendall. The Members of
Congrefs in town attended the religious fervi-
Ces at the invitation Of. the houie,"
In the afternoon a convention of the two
branches was formed for the purp f. Of filling
the vacancies in the fenate
For Plymouth diitritt, the Hon. Idae 7bom-
cu and Hon. Beza Hay7oard, we're .chlen Mr..
Z. had lao votes, Mr.,H I42, Mr.. Saith ii5,
Mr.. Willis rI3.
For Barnitable diitritt, Richard Sears, Eiq.
was c!lofen. Mr.. S. had LAB votes, Mr.. Dill
lingham 10.
For Lincoln, Sc. ditrief MARI L. Hill, Efq.
was chofen. Mr.. H. had IA votes
On Thurlday the committee appointed to ex-
anime The returns OF votes for Governor and
Lieut.. Gov. reported that his excellency
CALEB s rRoNc, and his honor Edward II.
Ra55ms, were reelected and committee was
appointed TO wait On them and inform them
ahe Legislature was readyto gu lify them and
at 2o'clock they were accordingly qualified
The fcnate made choice of the Rev. Mr..
Emey(n and the HOMIE Of the Rev. DR.. Kirk
land as chaplains.
A petition was pretended from certain towns
in York and Cumberland, to be Incorporated
into new county.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-04

For Sale,
INIAT ualn L,

THAT valuable FARM. in Parfons6eld formerly
L owned by the late D7nii Taton, Esq containos Nv
eim alton two huadred and fifty about ninety of
which under improvement, well watered with abous
two hundred young Apple Trees en- the fame, accom-
modated with moving, blowing patarins and woodland,
convenient Dwelling fioufe, Barn aud sur-houles--
thirty FIX miles from Portland and road eat-
ing from Coos that place-!t will he iola altogether,
or in three parts, as viii ben iuis the parchafer
Perhaps in peaiantncfs Of fruation il is lurpaGcd
Ivy any Farm in the county # York-For apply
MIR WILLIAM BLACO, or NICHOLAS ENTRY, of
Parfons6eld or JONATHAN HALE, Of Ceverry, Nh.
May S.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-04
Portland Academy.

HE Trnfces of the Portland Academy, having de-
i termined engasasn AiIiflant to the Preceptor,
give nstce thar fcw,moe nudens will be sdr'i,teI
ioen uitabe perfon is procured. Thofc no incline
to fent their children will Pleaie apply the ,ubferi
Der, VINO will them the Regulation 9th
Academy.
The terms, are Twelve Dollars year, 20 he paid quar-
terly None he admitted bus iuch ihal be
years Of age have prActfed writing joining hand
able to read Fng1. currently, and Of COED moral
cha Admiiion will be according the order
OF subscriptions.
Samuel freeman, Secretary.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-04

THE MOST FASHIONABLE,
Pearl and Gold Breaches, | Plated Sci1nr Chains.
Pearl * Gold Finger Rings, Do, soup Ladies,
Gold Ear Rings Of every de- Morocco Pocket Books,
fcription DO. purics,
Geld Miniature Settings, Silver Fruit Knives,
Ornamented Hair Combs, Smelling Bottles.
God and Gil Watch Keys, Agate and Glafs Bead.,
Gilt and six do Chains, Britannia Tea Pots,
GitSesls and Keys, ST ver Tooth Picks,
Do. Neck Chains, Tortoiie Combs,
Silver Cor aud Bells for Common do.
childrer, Phofphorus in cafes.
Plated Candlelicks, | Pearl Sleeve Bu'teas
Do. Snufer Tiays, Steel Shutters and Trays,
Do. Tea Pots, Penknves. Sec &C.
Do Sugar Bafons,
Do. Cream Ewers, War, anted rn giih Watches
Do Muaard Pots, Do. Gold Necklaces,
Do. Salt do Silver Table, DcGert and
Do. Pepper do Tea Spoons manufattur
Do. oruet Stands, cd at the hortcR notice.
variety Of other articles cheap be purchafed
in town ellewhere, wholefale and retail
N All orders in his prof fiion attended to with
neatneis and punctuaity.
June 4.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-04
WarIieu.

eDar9ieD.
In this town, Mr.. John Nugent to Niifs Jane White
AT Newglouceiter by the Rev. F. Mofely, DIR. William
BRIGHAM, of Buckheld Mis- Hannah Bradbury, of the
place.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-04

Z ECEIvED by the Kingaon from London,
nearly oppolite Mr. Ag,a6a0s wharf Fore areet, Port.
land.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-04
CARDING MACHLlNE.
Letter Loft.

~
the 10th February lae, eneIofed feveral Bank
" Bills in letter directed to Jams BAiLss, who
thea Witt Nsy,bya,ms1sb with requeA written on
the out6de Of laid letter Tor the Pomasr 70
Ca1~jis, If MIR. Bailey had left that place. Mr. Bailey
returned without calling for the letter, and 'med
atey 10 his friend in Northy yarmouth call the poA
matter for the letter. which he did, and the Poltmatcr
informed him that he had feturnsd the aefeeAby
the directions. but has been received in the Pot
Office in Columbia aud there has been any failure
OF the maPs coming regularly Gnce that time am at
ofs determine whether the iAd letter ha. been
sled tbs PoA Office Northysrmouth, or whether it
has mifcarried by wrong dire1ioo-one the other
appears probable to be the cafe. received letter
from which directed the oytGde
wrapper Cisshay-i Knew Of iuch office eatward
mine, aud opened the wrapper found the letter properly
direted Columbia Il may poiby be tho cafe, that the
Poamaiter at korthyarmouth has put q wrapper my
letter, and wrote Ciu~Ssy, Cas~pS, fome fuch
clumfy name and the PoAmafters having right to
open any packages dreced their Offices may
now be vibrating through the counyno prrion knowing
he place of its dcfinaton.
Any perlon who will give information Of faid Letter,
ha be Handsomely rewarded if they will give infor
nation Of the smbezze~ent of fAd letter. ihai receive
One Hundred Dollars Reward,
by JOSEPH PATTEN,
May 4, 1904 Poamaaer, Columbia.
$TRAYED OR STOLEN
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-04
May "a. 1904.

Dancing school.
M R. SMITH, respectfully informs the
1V1 Ladies and Gentlemen of Portland and its vicinity
that he has commenced his Danciag School, for young
Matters and Miles, at the Hall near Mr. Chadw la
vern where he will attend Wednesdays and Saturdays
from three fix o'clock, He folcits the patronage
OF thofc who with have their children mfr ucted in
that polite and fashionable accompilhme nt-For terms
apply at Capt John MLetans Mo, II.
THE Horfe called FARMER, will cover
Il this ieaion at Csmroey, and on every Thurfday
Fybsg Corner at the rate Of Ten Dollars enre Five
Dollars for the eaon, aud Two Dollars and half for
leap The above is full booded Engli1 hore. ied by
the celebrated Wd y and of Of the Hunter breed.
He was landed Po,tisnd. the 18th day of May init.
His Colts are famous for being large and beautiful
My IA 1904, EBENFZsR HATHAWAY
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-04
cHARI.ps EAB,.rs.

Englilh Grammar School
A YOUNG gentleman, who is qualified to
{ n teach an FngInh Grammar School. exc aud
procure good wies to take charge of
fuch iehool. Singing School may afo be taught, if
de6red For further information and terms, apply 10
SAMUEL FREEMAN, Eiq in Portland.
p,.d NJ,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-04
Eien.

In this town, Mrs Elizabeth Partridge wife Of Mr.. vii
Liam Partridge ---Mifs Lydia E.kildton, lEt l6.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-04

TIE Vat built BY Mtgrs. Ms1x. at their par
ter bre4ve,y in Liquarp9nd Street, London, is Is
feet depth. o5 feet diameter, and 1875 eirenmfer-
<n4e, aviH contain 10000 barrels Of beer. at Is
gallons each, rObiab is 10000 gals. a. fse much
greater than bai been attempted bsfo,e, and more
fhan fourteen fines larger than the celebrated Hell
dslb1rgb I'm, 70 etiem mentioned BY travellers, as
Az Of the soandtrs Of Earope-eoataining 300
Eds. or 5o,4oo gals.
The colt eliminated IN building, BY Ms11s Ms1x,
Is upwards Of io,oooL aerlings and suben e6arg-
~ .pitb beer, to be aoorfb 3s,cooh 9erling.-7he
Ac2tS 4oegbed f'om i74fb to tens each |; fbe
~sis5t Of iran q The qu5a!s, may be computed ar 81
szn.
1bif memorandum zuaf taken on the I'D sf Nav,
1875, BY gentleman sub9 @ssVa the brszue,y
By Mr. Mens, and fran the saimats Of The ty-
sss enpIyed in building t.-Lon pa.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-04
AZ1xRA71oy of be CONSTITUTION.

ALTERA7IOV IF BE CONSTITUTION.
Connecticut has decided againR the amend
nent of the conltitution-il5 to II.
The amendment Of the contribution has been
carried in the houfe of Representatives of South
carolina, SO 20 IS, and in the Senate ~ to 9.
1T hath therefor been agreed to by the re-
quite number Of the tate Legislatures, and the
contribution is accordingly altered.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-04


Two or three columns of idle nonfenfe were
lately thrown together in one of the Paris pa
pers, and called ipeech Of Mr.. Windham, in
the Britiih houfe Of Commons. AS fpeci-
men Of this Glly fabrication we ielea only the
following paHagc.
Even 7bomas 1sfeylSn could Not sisepe esr
8 epen centuries dxcaaF be ebsis 70 be elal to the
8 government qvitb svbom 5s country is allied,
& Though .ue nsyf eH be peyfaadtd it -oSM h hap
: py sr England hadGe h1fb a man to d,ef7 her
: councils. 1t sOas amsatab5 laid in fbif boDS
8 abaH tauen.y years ago, that it quonM require
g at leaf bsfa century to repair the heYgSs inner
e hid fgasea during THE quay, and to re-saa5-
" G@fbat Country in THE tate. erben pa3s1id BY eur
6 gracious J/oversgn /; bit lack no1v at An,eriea,
Is compare The pitch gfprypsriy @e has rim to DIR
!" ag the @art administration Of J13eyon,s to THE
prelent Rate Of auy oqvn country, and there be
* nativs Of Great Britain but m"a heartily re-
g,ef bis nat being born an Aneriean ?"
Now the cream of the jeff is, that Mr.. JEFF
ferion has feized upon this piece of lpurions
adulation and publiihed it entire in his intelli-
gencer, printed by Smith, introducing 1t with
this remark
"7be following Lpsseb eon'sins bandlome attsc
" fatian to ibs unriua4ed PROPERTY Of the United
/" States, and the abii;tier oftbe AdminiayatHin,
made too BY no eatbyiaa efhb~y."
How miferable low mutt that man have fall
Zen in his own eitimation who finds it neceiIary
10 retort TO fuch means to bolfter up his rep
atation? 60 lis pitiful-tis wondrous pitiful."
United States, G.ssae.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-04
FRUIT TREES.

DAvID GRIFFITH, has jun received for fae, at his
- nore, Mddie0rest large varsity of Fruit Trees,
in excellent ogoer. N.yi7
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-04

On Wednesday lat the election of field officers for the
fourth regiment In the 3D. brigade and eth divon of the
Militia Of this Commonwealth took place in New Gloueef-
ter; when Capt. THOMAS CHUTE of Windham, was
choien Colonel, and Caps TaUE and FNsos III and
"a Majors.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-04
BIBLES.

To LEI, =
a Convenient Houfe in Fore -itree., head Of
Union Wharf, newly fniihed, and well eauia ted
for Boarder. Inquire OF the Printer, or of
Iune4 WV SToDDARD
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-04

u The Portland Artillery Company
hereby notified to meet at Major CHAMBxaLANs Tav
ern, in Foreifreet, TOMORROW EVENING, June stl
at o'clock. A general attendance is reaueiled Yune
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-04

Il is reported Jerome Bonnparte will proceed
to France in one Of The trisates now at New
york.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-06
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1894.
Tqs,1as CYGUe71,

Has na rsccived aud is now opening at his Gore IN
King Strees a few dcofs ABOVE MSgfs. Bennett
and Ways's, haadfame aaonaenf d
Fell md Winter Goods,
CorGGing Of fuperhne broad closhs, and caf
neres, coating, fofcf cloth, keacy, ard half
chicks, Griped and rafe blankets. tsizes, fannels
ioilinett and fwanfdowns, R;Ga meeting. ravens
duck, dowlas, cteas ard ticklenburgs, brown and
white platillas, Ihfl linen, long lawn and fine
cotton flirting, an elegant aaartment Of eambfie
mullins, white and coioufed fine India mall nuli
aodfprigg do fafhionsble chinsz and calcees, laT.
nture do. ladies extra log cotton gloves. French
and EogliG silk pick nick, & lace do. 6 ia.tio
ltripc and fancy bordrred cambria travis. white
and cooured Gamers hair DO patent icw,ng cotton
threads, faces, bobbin, sc. &c. The above goods
will be difpofed OF on the ufual terms tor caal.
Nov. III.
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Vol. W.
I0abIff GenDue.
IN TyE0DdY.

!. - .elssE, qyW bf so!d al The gssdse Store
gulnin aogfheadsand barrels.
French Brandy in Pipes,
Gin ia pipes and bis.
Whiikcy and Apple Brandy IN bl.
Sugar 10 hhds. ticrces and bis.
Coffee in tierces and bags,
Chocolate
White and brown Soap in boxe.,
Mould and dip'd Candles
Raifns in kegs, boxes and Jars,
Figs in kegs and trails,
Queens Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
so,
A variety Of DRY GOODS,
Among which are,
Cloths, Coahngs,
YstIeymercs. Dplfils,
Plains and Kcrfeys,
Negro Cottons, S-rges,
EiaHicks, blue Fliezcs,
CaIinancoes and RuGels,
Ysrn Stockings,
Chinszes and Calicoes,
lrilh Linens, Silefa do.
Ofnsburgs and Ticklcnhurgs,
Mullins and Muffin Hand'fs,
India Mulips and Table Cloths
Bandanna Hsndkerchiefs,
Coourcd Thrca1s, Hats,
And fundry other Articles.
P. G.NIARSTELLER.
January Al.
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A NEW PAAkPHLE T..

Juf received and for faIe at this office, pricc 3
Gents
A Relutotlo1 q tSs ChaTges
Made by a w.iler on.ier Liz fSnafule OF : Ve'i
tas.'' sganit the chsratfer Of
GABRIEL JONES:
The LACEY acknowledged author beng the iior.
PbdY Gyms,, MembeF q the. Council
OF State.
In which cvcry charge Of ininaatiop againf him
in that libel is fully and clearly reiuted
Jan. 8.