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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-14
at e Cour! held for Cumberland C0Aniy,
May the 28ti, 1904.

~
May the 28ti, 1904.
Allen Wilson, PLAINTIFF
Thomas Gibson and Robert Glib L" G'a"eerJ'
son, defendants
TNRIs day came the complainant by his coun-
sci. and the defendant Thomas not having
entered his appearance and given security accord-
ing to the al of assembly and rules of this court
and it appearing to the satisfaction of the court
that ne is iuhabitant CT this state o.; the
motion Of the complainant by his counsel, 1t is
ordered, that the dc PENDANT Thomas, do appear
here on the fourth Monday in August next and
answer the conplainant's bill and that 4 copy
Of this order be forthwith inserted in some one
of the newspapers published in rhe city of Rich.
mond for two months successfully, and posted at
the front door of the courthouse of sSis county.
A copy--Teste,
MILLER woorsoN, elk.
1T Court conti,,ucd aud held .f3r RaeSeN
county, on tie 2Sth day Of March, 1909.
Nancy Mahon, pitf.1
r -, 80
Robert TrembIc and John Camp l" '''1'''e'y
bell, defts =
THE defendant Trcr5le NOT having entered his
appearance according to law and the rules
of this count; it appearing to tho satisfaction of
the court that ne is All inhabitant of this
state; and on motion of the plaintiff by her at
torney, II is ordered that unless the said TreT-
bic enter his appearance and file his answer TO
the plaintiffs bill on or before the September
sourt next, the bill will be taken confessed ;
and it is ordered thar it be published two months
successfully in the Virginia Gazette, and upon
the froat door of This courthouse.
a CoPy-Teste,
NATHAN ELLINGTON, d. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-14
1T a Quarterly Court coAG1;ued G7,t 8eld for
Prince EdzOard Col.aty, My The ed,

Prince Edzoard Col+aty, My The 22d,
1900.
John kelso, plaintiff
against =.
Martha Gibson widow of Thomas Gibson, Z
deceased and Nancy Gibson. Robert Glib =
son, Thomas Gibson, Patsy Gibson. Jane =
Gibson, Betsey Gibson. Polly Gibson, : =
Hanna Gibson, Agness Gibson, Lucy Glib s
son, and George Gibson, co-heirs and re. =
presentatives Of said Thomas Gibson. de- =
ceased. defendants. -
~g~hE defendant Thomas Gibson, NOT having
entered his appearance and given security
according 10 an act of the general assembly and
the rules Of this court and it appearing to the sa-
tisIadion of the court that he is not an inhabit.
ant Of this state On the motion of the plaintiff
by his counsel Il is o1GaJed, that the said defen.
dant Thomas Gibson, do appear here on the first
day of August court next and answer the plain
bill andthat copy ofthis orderbe forthwith
inserted in some one of the public newspapers
printed iii the city of Richmond for two months
successfully, and also posted at the front door of
the courthouse of this county.
A Copy--Teste,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-14

II Court ND FIR Cumberland County, tie
28M day of May, 1904.
Robert Craig, Plaintiff
Aydi7sf r. -,
Richard Dobson, Garter Page and 80 o'""''(
Willis Wilson, defendants J
eTHrs day came the plaintiff by counsel, and
the defendant Richard Dobson, not having
entered bis appearance and given security accord
ing to the act of assembly and the rules Of this
court, and it appearing 10 the satisfaction of the
court that ne is an inhabitant ofthis state: On
the motion Of the complainant by his counsel, II
is ordered, that tho defendant Richard Dobson,
do appear here on the 9Th Monday in August nest
and answer the complainant's bin and that a
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some
one ot the newspapers published IN the city Of
Richmond for two months excessively and post.
ed at the front door Of the courthouse of this
county.
y Copy-Teste.
MILLER wOoDSON. ok.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-14

n--?e- -4f7errisenentS, NJ ercceding square
sHAsigth, are inserted IN ribs hQher fur SEVEN
fy-fUe cents che first time three doAcra for
rhrce 7Ueeks &C times) ana for every a.!di-
fioitaiinsersion thirty-three cents. Long ones
IN she same fr0t5Orsion a sttecizi con-
t"act be made by the ycar.
ut q Cosirf ned for Cla6srla;sd Counfy,
t.ie 28ti May, 1900.
George & William Smith surviving
partners of Smith, Lee & Co.
-. Against plaintiffs. In C5Gncc,y.
homas Cioson and Robert CID
son, defendants J
THIS day CAME the compa,nants by their coun.
sci, and the defendant rhomas Gibson not
having entered his appearance and given security
according TO the act of assembly and the rules of
this court, ani it appearing the satisfaction OF
the court that he is inhabi:ant of this state
On the morton of the complainant by his counsel,
1t rs ordered. that the defendant Thomas Gibson,
do appear here On the fourth Monday in August
next and answer the complainarts' bill and that
copy of this order be forthwith insertedin some
one OF the newspapers published in tine CITY of
Richmond for two months successfully, and posi-
cd at the front door OF the courthouse VI this
county. A copy-Teste.
MILLER WOODSOM elk
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-14
Miller WoODsON. elk.

40 q Courf hela for Cun6eriand C0ungy,
h,Iy the 28tA, 1909.
William Randolph, plaintiff
Against
Thomas Gioson and Robert Glib LII e"'i''''y'
son, defendantsJ
TTuls day came the complainant by his coun-
= sci, aud the defendant Thomas not having
entered his appearance aud given security accord
ing to the al of assembly an rules OF this court.
and il appearing to the satisfaction of the court
that he is not an nhabitant oil dis state On the
motion of the complainant by his counsel, It IS
Or,tered, that the defendant Thomas, do appear
mere on the fourth Monday in August next and
answer the compliments bill ami dat copy
of this orier be forJhwi inserted in some
OF the newspapers published IN the city of Rich
mond FOR two months SUCCESSFULLY, aud posted at
the front door of the courthouse of this county.
copy-Teste,
MILLER WOOOSON. elk
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-14
BENJAMIN WATKINS. nc

1T Quarterly Court continued and held for
Prince Edzyard County, Aiay The ed,
1904.
Benjamin Wright, plaintiff.
A(aiESt
Thomas Gibson and Robert Glib III |''D''e'J
son, defendants
TIVE defendant Thomas Gibson, not having en-
tered his appearance and given security &C.
cording to an as of the general assembly aud the
rules fthis court. and it appearing 70 the salts
faction of the that he is not al inhahiant Of
this state ON the motion Of The plaintiff by his
counsel, II is n iered, that the said defendant
Thomas Gibson, do appear here ON the FIRST day
of August court next to answer the plaintiff bill ;
and that a copy OF this order be forthwith inserted
in some one of tine public newspapers printed in
the city Of Richmond for Two months Successive
ly, and also posted 1t the front door of The COURT
house Of this county.
a Copy--Testc,
BENJAMIN WATKINS. nc.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-14

ut a Quarterly Corr cont1n4cd aud hetd
for Prince Edward County, Nay fle
22d, 1909.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-14

p. TINSLEY. O. c:
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-14

Prize-last drawn ticket, having p
2 blank 10 its number, 20 900 5
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-13
Eieb,

In this town, Child of Mr. Daniel Garland.
In Thomaiaon, 1t. Philip Hanion, aged 80.
In England Either Lame aged los She died after Mort
ine and retained her mental faculties to the Ian hour
In Dslawarc, black named ponpey. IN The hundred
and twentieth year Of his age. 49,
In Chsrleaa, g. @ Capt. jeremiah Dckeifon, aged &C.
Mr.. Willim Miller, Of Clagow. Mr. William Woodward,
merchant, formerly of Nadachufes aged 50 Mr. joihra
Lee, aged 81. Mrs Jane Smith, aged % Rev. Thomas
Frof Rector of St. PHILIPPE Church in that city. r
In Warrington, Mr. Charles de Kraft.
In philadelphia General William Irvine. Thomas Bri-
tor, Efl Mrs. Ann Bond, aged a. Joep Farce Efq.
In Salem, widow Sarah Aborn. Mar Salem TURNPIKE,
woman, dtowpcd Ia #,
In Albany Mr.. John Lifsn aged 81 formerly Of Bottom
In Bottom, Mra Hannah Gratis, aged Ca Mrs Hannah
Swett, aged 20. Mr.. Mary Loring aged Sc Mrs MARY
Mccieary, aged So ian OF Mr. Jofeph Tden, aged Is
In Roxbury, Mrs. Mary wymsn, aged So.
In Bilerca, Edward Farmer, Efq aecd7i
In Rutland, fuddeny, Mr.. James Wool, aged IS.
InConcord Mis- Ether Walker. dan. Of Judge Walker
In Beraardaon. DR.. Samuel Flagg, aged SO.
In Weathersfeld [Con) Ms Auna Kamp, aged IS. HIr.
Eifha Baxter. III
In Windior, widow Jane Barber, aged 76 sss.s-g.
In Brattleborough. Hon Samuel Knight formerly Chief
Jufce Of Vermont.
In Bradford, Mrs Thurton comfort Of " Thurf,n, Eq.
In Newburyport, Mts Joanna Iohnion, aged 50. .9gs
In Haverhjh Mrs Abigail KimbaA, aged TO-
Drowned in Lake Champlain. the nossd Timothy Call,
of money making memory.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-13
port Of portidne.

THURSDAY, Auc. o--Arriv-d dip v;siiant, William
Prensis nste So from Liverpool July l2, lat. 46,
long 49, poke hp South Carolina, Steel from London for
Newyork, 20 days out Same day fpoc the nip Cornelia
Theodore Bs matter from Philadelphia. having nine feet
Of in her hpld Captaia Prensifs WA, informed
that the evening previous his fpeang the cornela Che
Aruck wreck Gas capt Rlppofs which carried away her
grpc, Na-ted her REM and opened her wood-ends Capt
r. took board his .p the and pailengers, being
fourteen in nu5ss, and lay BY the cornsla night
hopes of favng omethg of coneqneace, but IT blowing
frsh the next morning he Obliged leave her after
after feeling her upfet,
FRIDAY, Aoo. .l0,--Arryed fip Neitor, Capt. Whip
pie. 40 day. from Zoe OF May. ss.. s.. LA.
Same Day-Arrived brig Lucy, capt Wheeler, from
Guadaloupe. Lett at the Mole July 9th, fchr Morning
STAR York of this port Left Point Pe,re, brv Mars,
capt Greedy Richmond, capt Small Reward capt. Light,
& fchr Ocean capt Halt Of this port and number 9th
ers FROM iouthern ports known. At Bay ahoue
ichr Polly, Won OF this port.Spoke, lat 23 l9 long.
63, 10, ihp Mary Apderon of Baltimore for ST. Domingo
Same evening poke French privatesr~ cruie, serng
to the ioutaxard and welward.
The wreck ofthe VIM. & Jane of Wcanet has been tow
ed into the Sicily Hands. AZ. ,s 49,
The Ive-Oak capt Dyer, arrived Newyork the Sd
infant from Londonderry, with paenger She was boar
died about miles from the hight houe by the Brth fp
Leander and had ABOUT 40 Of her paeners taken out
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-13

oflSy to esps Sears where an siesans entertain
nicDt Of all the luxuries Of the ieafon was pro-
yided, in which more than two hundred portions
participated About one hundred ladies', the
wives and daughters II the Gems, joined in
rs,e feAiv:ties Of the dsy.-The following a.
mong other toaits were given, after dinner,
! uhder the difcharge OF cannon :
Theday we celebrass--vhen vegetation nIa forget to
bud when thc puc Of lie i,.a.t ceafe TO Hbrac, When
man rcsurneth the duff whence he hen, but not
till then may ssaie be celebrated as tie aiveary OF
Commonwealth Of MaHashufc;,s-as l,e FRI 20 after.
the rights Ct America. may the purity OF her rfnripe and
PRACTICES be iuca TO convince the world lle VIII be he
-!a.i to viJl-te them. ~
The eos,ion or the tuted States may its primitive
pripe,pie. BE fairly coansued clearly uacreood, and Judi
c.oufy APPLIED a the good ~ the Whole Americana
Our departed chief Wellington, aa.: thois who fell IN
deienss of osr coantry. .s.r.e
pied 3
The citizens of Erce,cr and IT'S vicinity may thsy have
vioom to direct arer. Up ,5Tt and bcsuty 10 adorn
their moral characters s'ef-
AT Geeygefozun The four militia companies
aGrmbled under, the command of Col. M'CobE,
and after performing ieveral military evoiu,io.is
The officers with the Rev, M. Emcrfon and
other respectable ci,izeos of Georgetown and
the yicihirs, retired to the kou1e Of Mr..
Vim: Buyler, on the. antiel,t ,Acouiick, and af-
ter making choice of the Hon. Nv. Hill to pre-
Eide, partook Of dinner after which ~ Toafts
We're drank, followed b. the diIchargc Of cam
non, s martial mnlc.- Among the tosiis were,
The Commonwealth Of kfa1acluferfs tiff to al
iert her Own rights, and the alt to absndon them
his esccllrncy gov. Strong ;may he long i've ste Wit
nrfs the hc!sass OF civil liberty which teady shts
and love Of virae and religion eiledlaed 10 Podute
a. ID to perpetuate.
The aneent inhabitants Of Arou6c who in time of
peace While at their devotion this fp1 in 1910 were
attacked by their avage foes The of Of al
their i've. but the brave ,.ss"s beva the counfrlIor,
from this frequently invaded colony
Cinnlcrce ard ENTHUSIASTICALLY protected nv the
government and laws, ytd reciprocal advantages the
yno conmuri r. -
Trade nd y,thery--the cradle OF New Eng and.
ATS and Enthusiastically liberty aud ornamental
70 msn.
and reisous efah if Of our forefAtters
whsA VII imn,ort2;Ae thcr TO oil III genera
tons
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-13

THIS DAY.
III No. IS, Un;on Wbays ag1 be Jau at Public {
Vfndue, 70, tie bsagst Of t5e ssderqo,iteyy,
s bales Of Deer Skins,
10 barrels Bread, s
= 90. Beet,
Coil New Rigsi
A nsrb-r OF Sails, +s..
Ships awl.
i Bell Wst-r CaGss, CcmpsGes, Book.
SC. .Ssls 10 eosmence at / o'ehtk, pyfrjeiy
DAVID PtASE, <ausiX~rr. !;
po,f'sad. Iuaae 18Th. 1894
10 6e,adaf SaS7ion oa.tbe p,ruyss an Wednesday
the 9Th day Of AuguA next, at. AZ
o'clock, neon:
He life eltate OF on un9;sidsd .noiety
Ct about scrcof /. iID WITH n.rELlfNC-.
EoU,E TWO 0ores high together Wa a T.f@ IASn.
itandng tereon tuated bse fl
f'chafe being the eate e The heirs of v5s S Par.
fri late OF fold fas tee bens6t
or tie creditors of WaEs~ E4,,,y, j.. bankrupt.
II credit Of Fry deys .r!tsgivsa9 ,vviGra 4 god
tsSys, PAUL ts agsrsd
..La
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-13

s. N9arrirD,
AT Kitsery, alr Jacob Rssnek, to Esif Jane Brown
At Burlington vt Rev. John Doty, Of Canada, to Mds
Racte, Jesery III Bottom.
AT Ph'addphia, Mr. John J. Parry to Als Margaret
Palmer os Creatbrita,n.
AT Bottom, Ma Daniel Wcbber, Miis Catharine Meufe.
At Salem, Mr.. John Glover 20 Mfr Lucy 1rafton.
AT Portnou,h Mr. George Sherevc to Aiiis Olive Eme-
ry, formerly of Edleford.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-13

~ Capt Blrss late of the cornela, Capt Munro, of
dephia paengcrs) requea Capt. Prentfs of the hip vg
liant will accept their grateful acknowledgements, for the
very handioms which he relieved them when in
dis; and his polite attention during their Ray board
his iLip
PoIslald, 10th Aug. 1904
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-13
Pa TENT MEDICINES.
JUST received and for fale hv HENRY

PArENr MEDICINES.
JUST received and for faIe hy HENRY
F.DUpEE, his liofs in For. Sraf, dirs1aiy oppo.
ise the head Of Ingrabsrs Wharf ITO his houis n
h'1As Street General Azo, tnaeat Of PATENT MEDl.
CiNES among wht.h are
Botanical Syrup,
For the cure of Scorbatc Leprpvs aad Scroruous com
ps'ntss and various other ciierders which the human
body is flu jca to,-Alio,
The Nervous Cordial
For the nervous coe[umpsive, and thofe IL tebrasd
combinations Invented and prepared by " B,aAs. N
Pr s.ss member VI The Ma1icha College Of Ply
6ciaps, Aberdeen.
Spilfbury's Drops,
For the fcurvy, govt, rheumatifm aud nervous com.
plants, &c.
Hills Genuine Peeforal BALKAN ofHoncy.
For the of coughs eods ahma ard confum p.ion.
the eate prsferer Of the lungs ever difcove.ed
and eos,sns all the healing cniug and nj quail.
tics OF that Glabr ious cxtfaa ofAowcrs, called honey
Genuine Patent Scotch Ointment.
For eaanns.. iafefy expedition cafe and eertainsy,
Is infinitely hyperion any other medicine for she cure
Of the Itch.
Ching's Worm elfroying Lozenges,
For h,s pain Ia The aouaach pains ia The head a. ode.
and for pale, snyuid. and cmaciAsed appeasnces ia.
a.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-13
For Sale.
a New, Handfomc, Two aory HOUSE

a. New. Handfome, Two Rory HOUSE
4 a with about one qsArter Of an OF LANr, ~
New Milf I'd in sh$ co,nt ~ Iuc,ln hsv;,. 80 A.
ney eretera the ouside dahed and loms wishin,.
With an exec lent cellar. nades the whole Il caw:ae :
smaii erpence ne fstcdf.r the reception fairly the
the eenfap par Of thrhy vitage she Aead ~ sst
tide waters Of the shsepaeot 70 miles above Wea ss
with an exfwhve back ccan.ry Any enserprGas man,
wac wings good Rand for puh!ic houle for Nade-
Or Tel hip hn'dS is invited 10 cab and Zee IT, Trims
OF payment viii NO. he unssAfouabes A1spy ia New
mif4rd 10 =. SHstsas. Eq orso - t: !
.>s% ~ George r. Freeman.
Auc. a ~st4F vs.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-13
= - - =. -
GENERAL HAMILTON.

d.
. EOLWEIL, PhIadephis, Informs the friends and adj
N MIXERS Of the iatc General Hamilton, that he has
made arrangements to pbh eleesnt engraving Of that
gentleman, from approved tkeneis. That he has
poycd one Of the be artis who has a,reay given the
public many ipec1cns Acknowledged be equal in cxscv
lien to the works of the belt Engih engragcrs and
faithful 70 rhe original
iae prize tho'e gentlemen who viii, &c fu.f.rEe
viii be four dollars per l.ee, eight dollas elegantly
framed and glazed 49, ~ :,
Tie Gzc will be Is w ~ Inches, clear of the frame
The ensravings viii be given from The pres
eordIng 70 the priority Of i.bcription.
~ Slblcfiptions VII be received at Portland hy tie
Editor o: the Gazette. A.saa, 1904.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-13
Maionic Information.

DUBLIc notice is hereby given, that
4 Inc continuing add cos Iteration Of the PYTHA-
GQ2EAN IOSGE, and the innsileton Of the officers
thereof blythe hon. and K. w. WOODBUxl' STOR LR.
efq riiird Deputy Grand Mailer for the N;n,h Ma
fonic Dtnet in this Con- cath, viii take pi.e osl
Iailay 18th Of septemhsrsueast! c'cioek A. NJ a.
the meeting hputc in Frybus. which time and place
divine kryice viii be performed
The Brs hsren Of the cr arc invited to attend ~ith
Hafoaic coathiug ~ -. ( (:
3, s,dv + ~ e ~. Mfr.
!. AMOS JONES COOK fseret.ry. :.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-13

2TKAsED from the aabfcfiber on the 3o.h
~ Of June. dark ray or brown Mare COLT two
yclrs ola Ring Of IA hands, narural trotter no aria
cis marks but being doekt aud marks Of esters 41v
p<rfcn who wil give iufo m aticn rsurn faid cor %
be handfossely rewarded by JOHN WEIRLR
A.uxisssgsv. A.g. ~
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-13
BOMDOIN COLLEGE.

CANDIDATES for admifion in.o Be4vdosn
ls.s this year. informed h4s the Preddcnt Pro-
teller OF Languages will be ready examine them on
the ara wedaefday of september 10 MATsehufstts
Hall.
JossPH MsKEEN, PRECEDENT.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-13

v1s'CC ltCkeee a Oosls.
su'-ct TO deduction Of "a pei cent. payment Of
Capital piizes deierm;nahr on the following days:
The frn drawn blank the 6ra day DALI he entitled
receive so, dollars
FitR drawn on the 9Th, 1900
Fra drawn on the lolh. 1000
Fra drawn on the 1910, 1000
Fira drawn on the 10th. 1000
FifR drAwu on the z5th, 10000
80. Frit drawn on the goth, 1000
Four bundled ticke fha be considered one complete
day. work and Inc fortunate Blank, A.a Ne determine
AZ THAI rse Of drawing. whether greater or eis number
cone OFT of the whsek in "ne, or moro dsys. sas
70 'noe who arc isnprsaei with the imp ohjc for
which this lottery granted. little need ba fd by TO
'nluFe their consinuanee 10 we'll doing.
10 fortunate sdvennrers brief declare, that
no lottery whatever, holds fArsr chaccs for gain,
than this pretending 70 May capea prses compared with
the inalt number OF tickets, deesin&he on the fair
CIT principles. THOMAS THON...iON,)
.sss. \. h: THOMsS MARTIN A1As.gws
.,s.ss..s ELIJAH HALL,
An early day will be sppo,nfsi for drAwine.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-13
One cent reward.

KANAwAY from the fubfcriber fcmc tine
about the Ian Of June, pan Indicated srren,;cc
boy about 6xtsen year, Of age nafaed JOINTLY IfR.
light complexion, down, furly look Whoever viii re-.
turn lad boy a have toe above reward TN, no cafsxs
paid ana all perfous are Tobid arhor e. uius az ems
plying fad boy on penalty Of the law ia fnsh s proc
Samuel Psgyst.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-13
TO LET.

4 TO LET.
nM half # convenient HOUSE, pleafan'ly 6sua,ed
~ o" Hancock trect ID ho6fc three Ao ies high
hasa good cear,is wsn fnpplisd With A4uedset wser.
andis c%'cntased for fxml,es Fof tcvn, INQUIRE
OF sAMuEL STEPHENSON, near the psen,fcs. I
Ang9a 9
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-13

s liz Managers OF Plsrotaqaa B1ags
i LOTTERY, Offer the public the following
SCHEME far The SECOND CLASS:
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-08-13


THEAZRE--ulIliou I'D = PORTLAND. :
!. .-siS;sssss {. ~.
PdUL and YI2G5NId,"
= for he only time IT'S Jsaf5n.
This LvEN!NC, Ausua ,3 wi be ps nted Zoe TIC
dri and only iime ii.sie force y..,,. ,hs ma.L 4d-
hired and eIesAai Comedy in Aels, called
So Wives as they Were,
Maids as they Are.
From sshe cha:ie and hii4ns pen OF the celebrated
Mis- lxcasaIr. ss ..
Sir Valisn Do Dor iisso 5; WI io"ss .''"'
SHGeoree Erclin, 4. =: - W.iiod
Mr. Rowaeoy, Bernard.
kr. Horberry, Kcnny
Oliver, bignsN.
N.bion, 9ss.~ psrn~s.
lazy pr;ory. Mrs Ionts.
Lsdy Mary Ralle, B.rnard. ~.
80 Mns Dorriiiou, +: Powell
To which viii Gs added forte fri and only time this
icsioa, tiac popular Maiic.I. ainnent. called
Faul and Virginia. ;: Or,
MUYUhL L0VE.
Taken fsom St, ~P,rssrss celebrated novel Of that
"ase, and pert rmed in Bcon with anhounued spriaui
PAUL Mr. Wilton
p pss Aa'0a'ss &. .K k'sa.,
DeGinique,,, Diskenfon.
81. AiamarA. Ion<s 's'
Diego, Saines.
Ss,afan, - Barton. y
Virginia, Mrs. ZONES
Jacmthl CcEenloa.
Mary, Mifs Bates
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Es rsnds OF the Drama oTsFea traly ricn enter
tainrci for this evening, the elegant and eate piece
Ielcctej for repreis4taiioa.
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tveryvork which Of mathematics, the Ensi lam
sSuags TO be translated into the Ruiha-.
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HOLLAND.
Exfracf efa iffter trom the Hague, Re!
brnayg q, 1904.

g Twill give you proof Of the public
.spisis III bis country. Last Saturday
firing was distinctly heard here, At Ro.
terdam, q Leyden, every where in this
vicinity; q report was circulated at the
same time. that the Duke or York had
landed with one hundred thousand men
intwc points, in Zealand and near the
TeseL Immsdiateiy, every counte-
nance almost bespoke satisfaction, and
every heart rejoicsd: congratulations
were mutually given and received. O.
range cockades again appeared in the
windows Of the Milliners, and on The
bounefs ofthe ladies. Our French bro.
Tiers were insulted, and our Gallo patri.
ots trembling. Expresses were sen. 10
Amsterdam and to Germany, 70 an
nounce this joyful news. What made
this report gain ground was, the Diaible
anxiety Of our Directors, and the sar-