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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-28
For Sale,

A New STORE. ~ o aesies high, and So BY
80 ieet on the ground. Guisc fained ssish
acre Of LAND leis quantity il The purcser CHOICES.
Said Store has good ack Of chimes, and H. causted
that part Of may be eonvcuielt Dwelling heufe Il
pcafany GtuAtd 10 the town q 81. George, place
called Herring Gnt-is excellent harbor fer dipping OF
every kind, aud mon tommodous us,oo for trading,
aud carrying Eihery; With very convenirr, place
Tor building Wharf that Hips large setls may ,sks
IN lA6ng az, and very commod,ous Cove, with deep
make excellent dock for any kind Il vee pre-
nliies being the properly of JsIAH HurPEs, late Of St.
George. Merchant, decealed. For other particulars. Ia
quigc of
NATHANIEL HUPPER, of St. Csxsv.
1fsa "a, t8o4
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-28

TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC vENDUE,
On 7bWyjaoy, fbe I4sb of June neu at 10 o'elaef..
1T TIE Cau~biaa Ta,ys, PoaTLANp;
He following LOTS OF LAND-vIz..ss
About AZ acres lying the eefony eide Of he
road leaSine 70 ooucwaer, to the ienhtry ne Of MAJ
HsLf1sns pailure, carrying The wd,a OF 90 rods the
ehannei IN Fore River. ssid isrd laid io9 houe
lots; plan Of which may be feen
AJs, About 50 acres of LAND, in Faironft;
hua.d on the road eadsg from s.yos4zp@, saccarap
pa, veil calculated Ter . valuable farm 6tuated wiihia
Tour miles and an haif IF po,fiaaj
AJ1. ACC aces cf valuafie L ND in Wiadksm,
on which is honc and barn, young orchard
OF $50 trees Said farm yields about tons Ep2 hay,
Is vel fupplied wishpsaue: 90 Of which vaw-
abe growth Of wood timber and is within ne, Of
Pslssd Said farm viii DC fold together, part,
may iu purchsfers.
III II, Sec acres Of Nd in Raym1rd, viz
No g. IN rage S--no IS in range TO- No e & is
range H. No 10 and q in ranpe IA, NO IS 3 raasn
IS Said ioss are notify covered with White n,tcre
The eon.'tioas Of ale which cannot fail pcaie rt
more particular defcrpton, may he kiaawn BY pplyiny
10 SAMUEL RIFFS
Portland. Ap,H "a. (c,s)
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-28

~~AND - s !
y1REPARED by SAMUEL LEE. JON Of windham, ia
i the State Of ConneSaess for which diftovery ht
obtained patent eped by the Prehdeu OF the Unsseo
stAss. April 40, 1895, agreeable 10 an ad OF Congress-
The numerous puhas iaPot's'ons upc: the Puoc, ~
s,ccnt Of naae, yet eefs'ned ~
ri,ued hames, by perons unacquainsd with the M
ure Of dieafc and the e&eG Of Parts te'nes fen
Ger il difficult do Juice - the public, IN offering iuin
Gent motive. make trial sfshe virtues sth invaluable
medicine.
The Patentee bees leave refer 20 the numerous pur-
chafcrs in Boon Ne~york Philadelphia, Baltimore, A.
bany and moA Of the Of any note ~ the United
states q we'll in the Stare Of Connesut u large 10
fopport Of the great efficacy Of thce Pills, mild fais
and lovereien remedy for BIi Fv', 1ass Fever. Jsss
dee L.a;g,Aies, CswsJs, Sysssey BMsw CbsI, D'eDb,
5ed Sso~aebs, Wovws. H<sss4Is. FwsH Gs~fsss, %"sv
E.oess on s SEs, sOols, from one to three or fours
10 DC taken at night, chen going to bed.
Wien the yellow fever prevailed in the principal cities
of tho Sates the demand fo hee pills 70
aud their heneH 70 amply alcertaned That 1t as witt
difficulty the vendors could obtain the necehsry iupply
In all obnrucfisns thsy operate mid ana speedy
puge and will be found very Convenient Phyhc tor Ian"
les they may be faicy gwen 70 children, ana VII
ipeedy feevc hem from obt.u HONS IN the rit psses'
which arc ally the caufe Of dturbed eep with paine
and lcvcrl habit feamen & travelers. wili find them
deesynr place amocg their Rsrcs. ~ they may take
them without any interruption bunef, or danger OF
taking cold is common 10 osher Pyhc Tor the Passnsee
pledges hnle the public that mercury makes no part
oi> the competition OF his pills. r
N b. The above pills have lately been found very efh'
csEious in the Fur I'D Agss ..
CAUTION.
A certain Samuel II 2, Lee. young man, rehdns IN
New London, has formed pill Of different eomPohion'
calling them "'Lee' New London Boss Pills, which
from the familiarity Of names may he paed on 'Pon the
public as the p Of the pyeeus pascnise III thereto re
&c ceary to inform the pubc that Samuel H. Lee Of
New Loadon is no relation connection Of mine Gas has
been eprefcuted) and IL they internationally pusehat he
pills for nine accountable for their ELECTS TO
Guard as much a. poibe from this milake IN fuiure
ihaIl diAnguifh my pills as LEES wINDHAM Bill
IoUS PILLS. sEaeh paper. eontsinine my direction.
viii in future be Gsned with my o~n hand wrisS, and
nanped A. in the MARCIA. Each Boz contains thirty P'
a. The abovs Pills are for Sale at THE
Bcok)aoye Of THOMAS CLARK, Fy6 Prss.
Portland March IL.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-28
NOTICE (!

WHEazAs Jonathan WinJ7oso, of Fall
mou h. in tx county of Cumberland. has bees
Npslsated by the Seleemen OF fad town. 10 the Hon
Wiham Gorhsm, Ef1 Judge of Probate tor fad county
TO ss, and incapable Of taking care OF h'mieif
1d Judge has lecD fit appoint the fuhfcrhsr 20 he his
Gsartsa This i tke,eiore forbid pertoo truons
fad so~tss soy account and all rerions having
accounts open with Aa prior this date, rePeis
10 fc.,is the fame irnmrdiatey, with
JOB wAssLow, ,,vn.
Taasps6j, Msssk IA. lScA.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-28
ISfiE fubfcriber takes this method to in

= form thole who arc ind, btcd to him, fh.vng dit.
po!rd of his stock IN Trade MIR RIcHARD WALDxoE)
sht he has placed his Books and Notes Of Hand with Mr.
srrpnrx Fosrra, jun for collection where they are
r. oueslca TO call and have their accouts clod i'm
mediate at,saen this, will prevent the difagreeabe
n.eeii.y ofludsins them with an Asorney.
8 PsrfseL A7sssb z8. ErEPhEN FOSTER.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-28
F'ifteenDoll arsReward.

cTOLEN from the fubfcriber on the
- night Of the 9th inn light bay MARE, fvenyears
old with Mar her forehead and fear on her thigh
Whoever witakc up and fad marc AND thiefiha
receive the above reward-cr dollar for the mare
-e N B The psrion fuipeaed Of the theft, is an Ir
ABNER FISK.
Xs..k,rl lbrH 10 I8oA.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-28
10 be Sold.

a Valuable FARM, coniitting of about
Fifty of Land, with convenient dweltsg-
houfr barn. orchard and good web Of water there
onEer further particulars enquire OF the fubscrbsrs
living On the premitss
BENJAMIN PlTTENclLL.
Freepsre. Ms,ek >.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-28
The Road to Fortune.

TICKETS and Quarters, in the Pyssssssa Bridge Lottery
the hipkc prize of which is 5000 Dollars, for faIe At
Thomas Clark's Bookstore,
nearly opoo6te the Cutsm Houfe and Infuranee Offices
Fin-frset, Portla nd-Where may b had few whole
Tickets in the Fifth Cials Sssfb HsAy Canal Loywhich
poGtivcly commences drawing the aIsh Of May.
Msisk q. (6w)
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-28
To be Sold.

N the center of the town Of Wase,fs,d. abcat
Fdsy or sixty Acres Of good LAND. with >,
imAl convenient Houie, good Barn, ysuug Orchard
Whit bssiqs to bear fruit. add good well Of waller
There isA new Meeting hovfe within 30 rods offad dwell.
hog houe Any psrlon deGrcus Of pufchaGas will pleae
to apply to
CHARLES HAY, on the premiies.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-28
THE fubfcriber bias the LAWS Of the

" UNITED S7ATGS, and the LAWS and Re.
SOLVES of this STATE, that due to the following
Towns which not reprefened 10 the Legislature the
laa wear Gray, s,andin, Turner Buek6ed Bridge.
town, Poland Jay, Norway, Qtsfeld Hartford, Summers
Rumford. Minot, BALDWIN, Raymond. aud Durham.
The Selectmen or Town clerks, are requeted
IN their orders that he fame may be Delivered
WOODBURY. SrORER.
Po,ss.L Msyebi 6. ssc4.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-28
WHEREAS Ruth, my wife, has elopes

from my bad aud hoard. together with my chill,
ra, las luppoie) by the advice and aihance Of fome
evil minded erion perfons take this method to for.
bid all perons harberne 'runng chem on a.y account.
ar Wi, no, pay one cent which, they contract after this
dAe. JOhS poWN!NG.
AH;,a N,yeb 1904. Rt
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-28
LIST CT LETTERS,
Remaining IN sbs Ph 06iss at B,sgfuiek, Mare

NATHANIEL BUNKER, Lazarus Bses. and John
IN Blake H.ygso,h. fa'sh Borker, Bessa isbs~ ia
IN Colby do. Dsv,d Danns; ae''i,m.a E"mon.. r''ss
Deacon Seth EiinkIcy and rheophas Huxley, Ly9os
Urah Huntington SsssbisSa~, Nehemiah Lits'ste.d,
Tess~ John larrehee and John Ruf.is jeremiah Moor
aud Benjamin M.scaf 7ee;2i~ Edward Mutiivan and
Iof~pb Manning. Bsqvlinbsw Z,huIon hiureh, G,ees
Nav Owen David pAl,en and Capt Robert pa.ten Tee
1s. Mai. John Rowe, Ha,f'sst; joshua Roberts, Mrs,
Hanoah skoicld Cspi. Jnhnfon Slower, HsAassD; Mrs
Sally robey, and HcxekiAh WymAo, 7.ess~
Hepry Quinby. =. NJ.
~ ~yse name, .,iAb 10 osusxsa IF B,syv.k.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-28
Auctions.
TO BE SOLD,

TO BE SOLD, y, -
BY o,dsr IF Cows, On 7HURSDA1, TIE seq,
EN7H day Of June nexf, at II o'clock, p NJ Al
Pubic dublin, on fbs p,emys', y not frerio.ly d3
foted 81 at prioose jais,
I HE Real fitate of Moab Noyes, late Of
Portland, in the county " Cumberland. Cord
wainer, dsoeafed con6aing Of he Norbery halt OF 4
DWELLING HOUSE. with LAND in Portland, joining
King rec twsnty three feet four lnches and the
twenty ieet; running from ad frect North Eaaery
adjoining M. Nss, Lsms Land, nine fods and dfeeS
links y|'p,a 4.
n GOOD CHI NEE sae PUR CHASERS.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-28
A Plealant Situation.

ITO Let, part of a well finilhed Dwell.
\ LING HOUSE, three lovies hi P'eailnt'y htuat-
ed r~ar the OF the tews Fer particulars in9as
:. the GAzErTx OST,ss.
xsissk "a.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-28
FOUND,

FOUND,
COME time Gnce, SADDLE, on the road
- between Portland and Gray The owner may
have the fame by proving property and paving charges
Apply to wA "iSsLo"'
FsissstL, AprI u,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-28
Shoes and Boots.

JUL received, and Tor sale 81
EBENEZER GRIFFIN,
At th S6ss S.srs Ns.7. jsss,s Rs. F;6-SnsA,
A Handfome a1ortment of aides. Cen
clemens, Youths and NiTe.' SHOES, via.
Lades' EagIh and American Kid Slippers,
do Kid and lean sandals
Purple. black, green and yellow Morocco Shoes, with
Itaiian, Wcrtembureh and ipring heels
Mfes' Leather, Morocco and Kid Slippers,
Youths Leather and Morocco Pumps,
Centlemen's Leather and Morocco Shoes,
IS Corduvan aud Suwariow Bots.
do Boot Legs.
The above shocs will be fold for cafl, as cheap
be purch4icd in town, either by the pair dozen.
ALSo.
Brafs Andirons, Shovels and longs,
generally on hand. Psssis1i, Ms,A5 81. c%
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-28
BRoKEsAuE.

THE Subicsibrr informs the public that he has
opened fet Of Books his Auton room Fore-frce,,
head OF gaos wharf ioe the pupole Of tranlacng the
hufiueis OF BROKER-wiRre thoe gentlemen who
have F for Iale charter Eoass Land, for fate
let, all and leave their erms.-fie faers
hfeif thai, by Ar,1 attention. TO the bufnss, he ,a
reader it OF of public utility and merit the Patronage OF
thofc who have buhnels be trAniac.ed which will he
done for reaonable eommon, BY the puhc's ma him.
be fervzut, WM. FENNELLY,
Portland. ASrHI4
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-28
For Sale.
I VAIuABlE Farm. wang cn ,he River

a VALUABLE FARM, lying on she River
"A Androfe6ggn, in the q Bruufrick, four
miles from Bo~do'n College, containing two hundred
acres Of excltM Land we'll preport,oned wua moving
pAfurAgc, tNge, and wood land and pnO'.c road
with CONVENIENT Dwelling Houfe Barn Shop aud Grit
Mir, and young Orch ard ng etoul hundred
thrifty The whole hall OF faid ~ WI bs,
10 with or without the nack and utcpis For further
parcuiars inquire Of William wen, alto No. Unon
Row. Portland ofthe iupicrber living The aes.
DAVID OWEN.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-28
70 re SOLD

a N excellent A K M, in Paris containing
4 One Hundred and Fifty Aeres-F'ify Of which are
under imprcvenent with young Orc hard eood tdosse
and Barn with water broasht ia aque5utt 10 each
Peyment will be made eay the purchaitr. For us-
Their particulars inquire Of
JOSEPH II. HALL.
in fad Paris. April II. lSo+
POLAND.
NOTICE is HEREBY given to the nonre6dest psopriev
IN tors and Of Land in the town Of f.fssSs
10 the couuty Qf Cumberland, Comaoaweath 81 Mai
that the following Lots taxed the State. County,
Town and Road in the bills committed to me the inb-
fcher collect for the year Of Lord one shosfAnd
eight hundred and three.
Lots IN tie Fi5f Diej6ss
Ne. H. Ne Yass II iss. Sssn " Tssss ksiasA
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-04-28

And Il no perfon Appears to pay laid iaxes and al
neceary intervening charges. before MONDAY the
eighth day Of May nine Of the clock IN the tore
70 much Of fad Lots of Land haii be iuhcens
difchargc the fame will this be fd Public Aueeics
to the highcA bidder according law q the dwelisg-
houie of dana. Jackson in Ia;d town.
Joseph FERNALD, Cole6sr.
p@Emy 4byH NH ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-14
WILL BE SOLD,
July Z.
ep-tf

To the higbeR bidder, in Charles City county,,
on September Court Day,
HAT we'll known TRACT of LAND. cal
Il led the INDIAN FIELDS; containing between
eight and nine hundred acres pleafanty tuated on the
man road leading through the county. The (ituation
is1o generally known and admired that minute def
ciPtion would be fuperfuous. Preniming that any
Perion who wifhes to purchafe, will prevouny view
the land iha only obferve that the houfes are all in
good order, having lately gone through thorough
repair and the FINAL proportion of land in cultivation
proves IT to be very valuable and productive he foil
being admirably adapted the culture OF ,rn and
fmail grain-Ang ffe.ioi whining 10 view the land
will call on Mr.. Royaer who lives on the pace--Ihe
terms o iale viii be made known on the day of fale
WILLIAM EDWARDS.
Surry County, July7. ep-lm
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-14
PICHEGRU AND MOREAU.

pamphlet of 100 pages with this title has
been pubIihed at Paris. The following ac-
count the pamphlet we tranflate from Paris
paper csHsd La Cief' dR Ca6,nef.
This work is chiefly detail of facts relative
to correspondence feize6 at Ofenburgh in the
year s, when the army of The Rhine, paIed on
the right bank, and took that civ: the correi.
pondence difclofed by general Morean TO
Directory, the 9th Fruetidor, of year S, the day
after the arrelt of Pichegru, and then Gent BY
INN to the mlniiter of police, by whom it was
publiihed. 1t will be recolIe6fed that it rela-
ted to the negotiations which took place at the
end OF year 8, and commencement Of year 4. be-
tween the Prince Of Condo, the pretender, ard
Pichegru for invading France and procaimnr
Louis XVIII. We perceive in the affair, all tn.
intermediates who frrved i'll that negotiation:
the baron de Reich, Fauche Bofel, Ueinagoeuo.
Baudouville, Montgaillard, &c. But we notice
above all MIR. Wickham, the treaGlrer of En-
gland, and the foul of the confpiracy.
In the beginning of year 4, Pichegru offered 70
the Prince OF Condo, to caule his brave French
troops to pats the Rhine, to place them between
the army of Condo and that OF the Empsror.
and then to hoif the white flag, and proclaim
the pretender. The prince of Condo ON the
contrary WiIhed that Pichegru ff1ould deliver IN
to him Hnningen or Strafburgh, and proclaim
Louis XVIII, in his army on the right bank. In
the mIdit of the diicuihons relative TO this fub-
Ieet, Pichegru was called to Paris, named am
bahddor to Sweden, which he eluded, and fuc-
ceeded in the command of the army of the
Rhine by Moreau. He abandoned hirnfefto in.
trgue, he endeavoured to faint the fpirit Of The
frontier departments, as he had efayed TO cor
rupt his army, always aided by the money he
received from Wickham, always keeping up his
correspondence with the prince Of Condo.
He advifed Condo to break the arInifice, Of
the lit Prairial; at the fame time, he recon-
mended to the Auffans to attack the French NJ
al points; hoping that fuch an event would re-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-14
MAY 5th, 1904,

RULE-A clear and concife rate of the cafe of each
party in an appeal, writ of upeTfedeas from
decree of the high court of Chancery or any Dfritf
Court in Chancery, or from Judgment of the General
Court, or any Diitria Court in which demurrer fpe-
cal verdict, cafe agreed demurrer to evidence bill of
exceptions, point reerved fall confttute part of
the record, or exhibits in the caufe with the points in
lifted on, gned by his council and printed or fairly
transcribed the expence whereof hal be taxed in the
bill of COTS HAIL. after the end of this preient term be
delivered to each Judge before t,e hearing
OF thecauie & that no error other than fch al be
pointed OUT and Unified in uch itatenent, OH the
part OF the plaintiff appellant hall be without leave
oil the COURT admitted as ground for argument on the
hearing of the caue, for reveria of the decree or
judgment fought to be reverted. And that all depoi
tons and exhibits and articles intended to be
relied upon or objected to in the argument he particu-
larly noticed in fuch State and reced and reference
thereto in the official copy fthe record in the saue
made.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-14
1T 4 ATUR E.

LIVERY new work or republication of merit
~ is always to be had at WILLIAM PRicHARp's
Book & STATIONARY SroRE, Richmond, as loon
as they ue from, the northern prses and at the fame
rates as there printed.
Among the many recen. publications of the great
e!s ute and celebrity, are the following, VIZ.
Enicosts Journal and HiRory of the weitern Terri
tory, containing fix accurate Maps OF the country,
including the Ohio, MfIiaippi, the Gulph of
Mexico, the Foridas, &c. &c.
Wions Eittory of the Britiih Expedition to Egypt,
Demons Travels in Upper and Lower Egypt, vols.
Barrows Travels in the Interior and South of Africa
Wittman's Travels in Turkey, AHA, Syria and Egypt,
Parks Travels in Ala, with Rennen's Map,
Staunton's Enibai1y to, and Travels in China,
Tooe's Life, and Reignof Catharine, Emprefs of Ruff
fla, 2vols.
Hayley's Life of William Cowper,
Darwin's Temple of Nature, and his Botanic Garden,
Life OF Darwin, by Anna Seward elegant,
Wiilichs Donefic Encyclopaedia, S vols
FfIeitleys Lectures on Hifory and General Policy,
2vols.
The Beauties of the Evangelical Magazine, vols
Williams Song of Solomon with Commentaries,
Robinlon's Tranlaton of Dr. Saurin's Sermons 6vols
Dicklons Tranflation of DR. MaGe!lc-s Sermons,
q vols.
Millions Works with Todd notes &c. Elegant, vo
The Parents Friend IN ufeful Book on Education,
vols
Ci Jtulius Elegant, vols
Kyan's New Millwrights Guide.
The above new works are from the beff Prefles in
Europe and America, chiefly printed on wove paper,
adorned with Maps and Plates.
Kel!y's New Elements of Bookkeeping,
Abbott's Law of Merchants Ships and Seamen,
Monteiore's Commercial and Notaria Precedents,
----'s New Commercial Dictionary, svols
boianquet and Puller's Reports vols.
R'fsaly's Rules of Evidence Q vols.
Jonss's Law of Baiment, by Bamann,
Gritty, or Bills of Exchange and Bank Notes,
MAYORS Natural Hiitory with Plates,
Clark, Bracken, TaPlin and Whites Farrierys,
The American Muticsl Mifcellany,
Modern Novels, Plays Poems and Periodical Works
~ Mufic, Mufcal Initrunlents, Plotting Infru-
Incnts, SrATIoNARY Of all kinds for Counting Hon.
les, public Companies Banking Houfes, &c. A large
ziortinent of genuine patent MEDICINES, juit re-
ceived
July 4. fst.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-14
N O I'll C z.

IN ~ T..
HE Office of Supervisor of the Revenue for
L the Diitria of Virginia being discontinued, and
the unlimited bulnei of the fad Office transferred to
me; the Collectors of the Direct Tax and Internal
Revenue, whole accounts have been finally adult
ed and paid, are hereby informed, that they are now
requeited to call at my Office, in the city of Richmond
without delay and pay the balances due to the United
States-And thoie Whole lands have been fold in the
diitra of Virginia by authority of a6 of Congrefs
Tax, may redeem fuch lands, by paying to me within
the time limited the principal colts ard fees the law
diree,s.
AS moft of the aforementioned lands were fold in
Dec 1902, the privilege ofredemption will continue
until December next.
The money received by me for the redemption of
the laid lands, will be returned the purchafer, with
interet at the rate Of IS per per annum on the
purchaie money, to the day which it may be paid
to me. JOSEPH SCOTT,
Martial w. D.
July z. ep-tf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-14
Mediterranean PassDOrts.

NOTICE is hereby given, that it has been
IN deemed expedient to change the form of
the Mediterranean pafport ifued to veilels of
the United States that from the sth day of Ju-
ly next, thofe of the new form will be if1ued at
the cufom houfes TO every velIel, Cor which ap-
pication may be made on compliance with
the terms preicribed by law and furrendering the
former paiiport of which fhe may be pohefcd,
it any, in which latter cafe no fees will be reaui-
red for the exchange: and that by an arrange
ment agreed upon by the Barbary powers with
whom we are at peace, either the old or the
new form of palport will be flficicnt to pro-
tect the yeiieiS of tie United States, from cap
ture until the 1T of July 1905, after which the
old form of paf1port will be unavailable and the
new one alone in ufe.
Department of State, }
Esd Of May, 1904.
7bePrinie,J ot'tbe kaqvs offbe United Stafej are
TeqHs/fed to insert The above in f6eir G0SetfrJ
tTuite 7oeck far TIE space ofEs 0ionfbt, and tie
Cohledo,9 cftbe eglom5 TO keep eepir5 IF it bo,qed
Eb in tbeir offices.
tune, g.
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Department of State, }
esd Of May, 1904.
CITY OF RICHMOND,
IN Eo9fAON HIM. TyIp cd 10

IT APPEARING to tire Common Hal offbe Civ of
kfc5mond, fbntfbs regulations of'tbe TinNeeJ
9tt5s Free Srbooi in tire /fd city, baUe been eRa-
b(j5ed on liberal and jR principles, qv6eyeL, ina-
ny Poor children ofbotb IeeJ baUe receiped at ne
yaid Ifbool, /acb ad9nafageJ in Tire requirements
oft6rir edt.cafioHJ, as TO encourage a Rrong be-
Heftbat great utility goW rejlf from a eonfiqn-
aass cffbF igRiiHfiOa, BoaId it receive a brobe,.
patronage
Refolved therefore, That the Cbam5erLaia of
IBIS CITY, and Me6jy. John Robin|5a, Samuel
Paine and Samuel Pleglanf5, be requsqed and e0g-
Po7Oered to reeeiOe JhsfcripfioaS, and fbe .fuadJ
fbaf may be/al(eribed far the 6c1sn off6e Eaid
Je5ooIj anu that be recommended to the ba-
n'ane and liberal iabadifanf5 ofIbiS Gig, TO roif
1yJn1/eripfion other iOads /er tie 5nbok efcon-
ti1Eiag NE Iaid bgRifmion.
7sae,
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NAY Oh, 1904.

RULE-That after the end Of this prefen term, all
GAMES depending I'm, Court, which HALL he ready for
hearing in puruance ofthe rule of this court made on
the 9Th day OF this preient month"; fa unlefs good
caue be hewn to the conrary,be heard in the fame or
der in which they itand on the docket.
TESTE, l. BROWN.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-14
NOVEMBER 18th, 1908.

RuLE-ln all cafes whether of appeal writ of error,
or otherwe, the Court will proceed hearing at the
term to which fuch cafe a be returned or ient up UNI
ieis good cauie ihall be ihewn to the contrary