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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-14
ODE.

Comtasd BY SAMUEL CowDRr, Eq. fer be
izib May, asIJsay at ibe eeifb'Gfi0H ." Hfzo-
Tune" WouNppD HUssAR."
yXyHEN war would have founded the uum-
Wv ret--fo avm'!
And rear'd hi, dread asndard 'mda csrnage
and blood.
The Cherub of peace, fmiling fird the alarms,
And IlrTsRsoH, God-li<e her minifter food
pis eve retrofp.etive. obferv'd 10 full view
The Village dcflred the city in hames--
IS And vill you (hc CRY az Q my country renew
Ihoie horrors which nature forbids aud dill
clsin." gtNw
lie faw, .oo, the father in gore all imbru'd,
The mothsr the infsnv his wounds that be~ail-
The daS phrer from Lothing his angaiih ,puhu'd,
And finking 10 death a. the Kufiisns prevail
He faw the bright Genius OF freedom prepare,
TO fpring from tie temple ihs rea'd on Our
From WAsHIssron's tomb = loud voice met
his ear, hn
"Sayc, fave the fair heritage gain'd by my toi'l
The bubhes foon bura. ard the vihons retir'd,
That myebieraed htsjon had 'Ais'd with de-
light
The Sage OF CoLuMpIA, with wiidom in-
fpir'd, ~.
Difpess'd all their fantom, to regions Of night.
Tha, 6.nd. ike ambition CIR combat that bgh'd,
Aod hop'l With tai!e honor Ire form 10 CONCEAL
IA, thus in mild accents its lures he denisdl
Was yaDquirh'l, and doom'd its own venom 10
tcei.
.'The wsrrior bis bright cleaning fwo'd may
uniheaih,
Ard ''conqnsr Or d;s" be infcrib'd on h's brow
Bu, juniSe alon1 can true glory bequea'h.
Or fanaion she vsngeial and terrible vow.
Ana when BY oppreiIiop iapelrd to the field,
The sighu he maiatain'd are by (axgbit' ae-
quiI'd-
The viel1r teients sni 60 forrow moi yield,
The nerv'd likr TELL, sho' with Liberty ind.
1et Earope, ia havoc and ruin, enjoy
Of hrenzy the need, and ci conqueit the prsiie
We Eres 10, tie oleafutr, of lie 80 dcitIoy,
or eutr.nts 20 alter, ~ walls 10 craze.
The f'rc of America fpo,let. ihali lae.
1fVisrve Nth FssspoM alike ihe msinta'ns
Whole nations Low knking like thoic thar All
pAa,
Shall fec her fair emblems ~ase DER their DO
mains
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-14
.Jya rcefiOfd, and dJorJ Jaie, BY
JACOB RICHARDSON,
M ks PsR-CEre.

--- IIF sDf 3T@OZUtf,
hOUSE Paper ot every kind, American,
/ i Engliih. French aud Hamburg, about
sooo pieces, at The manufaSloy v prices.-He
has juh received a number Of new Books, in ad-
dition to HE large collcttion.
Tickets in South. Hadley Lottery at s
dollau snd 50 cenxs. which viii begin TO draw
the if of May iuR. aud 6aifh in 30 days at
taI'heii, 10000 dellan highra ptize.--.45s.
Tickets in Wickford Academy Lottery. and the
Warwick Channel and Road Lottery. Witt
ipe Paper of every defcripsion, by the ream ss
observation-disclosures Pilot--weN- India
Pilot--American Pilot--and Sheets Charts OF
the Wet ladies and the United Statcs.--Slates
and Quillsby whole sIe and retail, with gene
raj stlortmcnt of Stationary.
NeseSors, Msy al, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-14
Rbode-U e-Uand DiAria, Is.

NTOTIcE is heseby giver. to all ~hom IT
IN may concern, that (os account Of the .6t-
ting of the General Aaembly At Newpcrt) the
Circuit Court which is by law to be holden on
the fifteenth, will not proceed to bohnei'' 'hi
Niooday the eighteenth day OF laue'ns. i''ss
neither parties nor Jurors gill DC exreeted to
attend till that time.
8ysrl<, sff6r Jssxs Of laif Cssrf.
w. PECK, Aao6aK.
P,svilsscs, Js~s 4f5. .,ISo4. ez
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-14
Nicholas Wedaer..

INFORMS the Public. that he has opened 4
4 GROCERY STORE in Broad Street, ia
the houfe. late the property of Mr. Cakb Eayi,
where he has for Sale general aaortmenr of
WEST-LNDiA GOODS.
Among Others, are the following articles:
Kum' Brandy, Gin, Cherry Run, Molafes,
Flour, Rye and Indian Meal, Teas Of various
k'nds, Coffee, Chocolate, Raiiins. Currents,
rePper' Ginger, Alipice, Cinnamon, Nutmegs,
Better, Cheefe, Candles, Onions, Tocacco,
snua' rowcss and Shot, Lamp Oil, Loaf and
Brown Sugars, &c.-HLSO,
a general and exteniive variety Of
Croekery and Hard Ware, Mems and Women's
Shoes, &c. &c. with many Other articles, too
tedious to mention all which viii be fola az
the noa reaucei prices.
Nszepsrf, Nsu. FL. i8oI. 6o,f
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-14

NHE fnbicribcrs inform their friends, and
L fhe public In general, ,ha, they have taken
the Store of Mr.. Hx,y' G. Cbcpfhn, directly
oppoii,e the Union Bank, where they hare jua
opened complete aRoument of HATS, Of the
lateil importation and OF their own nanufattur-
ing, which they Intend to fell az Cheap as can
DC pufchsicd in Newport, or New York, and
Of equal quality. They hare sHo on hand
Hat Trimmings Of all kinds.
BENJAMIN 81 SoiOmen G. Hea1er.
Rrsgt0yf, .4prH 10, tSo4. 8s
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-14

VxTHEREAS my wise PsstLori has fre-
w queptiy ron me in debs without my
Knowledge. snd behaves in an unbecomiae men
ne, This u sherelose to forbid all pesions
harboring OF truaing her on my account. ssf wiII
sot pay any debss Of her con,ratsing after this
date. DANIEL BRIGGS.
Eusr. Nay as. Iso4. 81
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-14

"A j. ~,
A very Isrge, genessl, and exten6ye aGort.
rent of Hard Ware and Culy, Of every de-
icription in demand, from the moa minute to
the greateit--too extcnfve to allow OF defcrip-
ton in an adyertifemcnt--and particularly will
be vended on much lefs than the ufual advance.
The fai'srUisg good, sby are sdOyfd Of i5e Nip
mesf q ,,azd are noxesfiy exSe6ed.
100000 3D. Sd Ied. and aod. rofe naih,
wrought, Eat and fhasp points.
IS tons pig, bar, and milled 'heet lead.
f4o boxes sia plates, aeoued.
n tons patent mot, y. ,. tn No, @.
q block tin.
500 boxes 50 teet 6 by s crown window.
glAfs.
geo 7byo -.
Izo s by 10
hsd os axxifsseI gxax,sy IF Dry Ges1s ssd
Hard Ware.
JUST RECEIVED,
$500 Ps, blue Nanlsins, Of aduperior quality.
Terms uncommonly favorable vii be given
for approved cfedir, and fuitahle difeounts al.
lo~edffo for promps pay. .PurcfnfeN may be Al.
farcd, their goods will be vended On a. favors-
ole terms, IN sH ysftvas, a. can be procured 10
the Ucised Su,es, az regular faIes, ard their
frieuds and Others. are invited to call.
Prsrideaa, My 8, iso4. ~
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-06-14
Boarding for Students,

boarding f0r otudSntS,
TN the Wilmington Acadsny. may be had 10
i the families Of either of the fubfcsiken. At
one Dollar and fifty Cents per week. ssxesery
other ncceGary accommodation, by the Public 4
obcdient Servsnts.
ROBERT ELDRED,
RICHARD THOMAS,
DANIEL ELDRED,
GEORGE TENANT,
PHILLIP TILLINGHAST,
WILLIAM HAMMOND, Jun.
Wickf,,d, Ma,eb IS. Iso4.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-03
Ten D0Jla25 REGARD.
Afforded from bis mafers' fervicc en- Wednef.
day morning the 18Th inH.
N RI x,

about five feet four inches tpgh, 81 or ~ years
OF age, very black, and down lock bot plcstsHg
@hsn fpokta to h1s c~loathing a round blue 'ailor
Jacket, check 'hirt and ofnaburg trowfers, a nsw
wool HAT, and a roand iron Collar about his neck
well rivetted on. The above reward will be
paid to any perfon for taxing him up ana (ecur
ing him 70 tina, ger lin again, and seAfonable
charges il brought hon''.
William Fatez0n.
Matters OF vsHe.s ana other. are torwsrned
from harbouTing OF carrying him eff, as they
will be prosecuted to tie utmoit extent Of the
law.
July 81. d5t
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-03
+ nbltt SAT-.
On TUESDAY nexts

4 Nk1I ! 49,
\, lso,cock, will be fold at TBS Vendns Store,
K u NJ
In hhds. and bis. French sandy IN pipes,
I Gin in pipes and bis.
WhiGsq and Apple CANDY in ols.
Scear in hhds. tierce' ard DIS.
S Gs : ,ss yt.rds Soap and in boxes,
~ uld and dlptC Candles
R,idns ia kegs, boxes and jars,
\ Fig, in kegs and fails.
n Onetp's Ware in crates,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
&c.--ALso,
A Variety Of DRY GOODS,
among which. are
Cloths, Coatings, Kerlemeres,
Dnfil.. Plains, Kstteys, Negro Co'tons,
sergges, Elaficks, blue Ffiezcs,
Calimancoes, Rnlels, Yarn Stockings,
CHIMES ani Calicoes,
Irdh Linens, SileGa do.
Ofnaburgs and Ticklenbusgs.
Muffin and Muffin Handkerchiefs,
India Mullins and Table Cloths,
3andlnna Handkerchief,
Colou'd Threads, Has, and fan1ry ether
Philip 6. MagqcHer.
Augua 5.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-03
FRIDAY, AUGUST 3, 1904,
ROBERT B. JAMESON,

0ftr.S IN Sale.
so,ooolbs. GREEN COFFEE
S,oou do. Cosos,
10 bids. Mufcovsdo Sugar,
20 bags Of Cotton,
40 pnneh's fine favor'd St. Croix Rom,
90 hhds. Molafses,
10 pipes Holland Gin,
go qr. chefs 0! frcih Teas aeafted,
10 pipes London P. Madeira
s co. cid Port
do. P. Ieunrrife ~
IS q. caiks Sherry. and q
4 ripcs Bsuhels
3 nids. green capperas,
Z hhus. Roll Btimitone,
2 hhds. M.dder,
hhds. alum, and
ITO BOXES Spsnlh Segars of different
qualities; with mot other articles N the G'ocery
Linc.
May 20. q
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-01-13

FayMtrs and Mtrcba'its, TAKE Notice,
THAT the subscriber has got ID
~ Mer's MILL on Opeouan, (be.
tween three and fonr miles from Mar.
,tinsburg) in complete order for the re-
ception and manufacture of Grain; and
that for every hundred bushels Of clean
interchangeable Wheat, weighing SO pound
per bushel, brought TO said Mil, he win
deliver ~ barrels Of SuperRne Flour, and
will Be responsible for the inspection In
any market in the United States.
He win give the highest price in Cash,
4or Wheat, Rye and Lorn.
LEONARD CROW.
December 80, 1905. Gin.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-01-13
a Iaira5ie Tsacf sf LAND For Salt.
71O Be cold the plantation wherein /

A Haind6ie Tract Dc LAND For Sale.
7SO Be cold the plantation whereon /
- now live, containinE 46a acres, "
ing and being ID the County of Jefferson,
State Of Virgins, within 5 milesof Shep.
,herd's-T Town, 4 from Potnmack River,
75ffom Baltimore, 6Ofrom the Federal
City, and 20 from Alexandra, produce
may be taken down BY water to either 81
the latterplaces. There are on the pre-
misses $ good Dwelling Houses and ! I've
" large square log Barn, 3 never fail
ing Springs, with q good stone Spring
House, 4 Near one half Of This Land i
cleared, the other half clothed with very
valuable Timber. there are s valuable
Apple Orchards, r. acres Of Tiimothy
Meadow, and more may easilybe made !;
the soil i equal if not preferable 10 any
IN Jefferson County.
Also another Tlracf Of 6rst rate Land,
containing i76 1.2 acres, adjoining
the aforesaid tract; on ibis tract are !
good House and Barn, 4 never failing
Well near the house and 4 good younp
Apple Orchard about one half Of this
tract Is cleared, the other, half clothed
with excellent Timber; the whole can
be easily divided into 5 or i Tenements.
1, The Terms viii Be made known By
the proprietor living on the Land. i:
JOHN STIPP, sen.
Jefferson County, Decemberi6, 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-01-13
y. EE. TELLER,
DE NJ r rs r.,
'lno1v fesi1inr dt M. Grab01ts IdOetn,
JidRTENSBIIRG,

NoJU feeeotuf Nt M. CSe1noDtS oUctftS
l.dR7kNSBIIRG,
fTNFFERS his services 70 the Ladies
~ and Gentlemen Of Berkeley Coun-
~ IN the various branches of his profes.
sion, particularly ID cleaning and rsstor.
ing the teeth % their natural elegance,
With instr,iments that cannot iniufe the
enamel, and without pain. n trans
planting real teeth In 4 permanent man
nef, o wen Is setting rti6cial ones with
4 perfect rcsemblance Of the natural, In
plugging such decayed ones, Is win admit,
and extracting such d are 100 far zone
to save, n which operation he makes
use Of the patent perpendicular instru-
ments which are calculated foracomplete
defence Of the jaw, adjacent teeth and
gums, taking the tooth out with such
ease, q other instruments are incapable
of. ~
To know if your teeth wants cleaning,
exanine them before I glass IN ! clear
light, beginning Il the two middle front
teeth Of the lower Jaw ifthe gums are
departing from their former place, or
black or yellow crust adheTing 10 the
teeth, you have cause Of alarm, Is that
eotFosive substance called tartar, win
decay the teeth, produce scurvy, or con-
sume the gums and bony process, till
the teeth drop out likewise causing q
disagreeable and offensive breath, which
after cleansing Il effectually cured.
NJ n IT. - Tsr..ek las<.S.lS...g .e !,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-01-13
SHE subscriber, having determined
II 70 Quit ths. hd,ias, II. - ~, S.,,, =,

THE subscriber, having determined
to quit the house he at present oc-
cupies 40 III Tavern, and to .relinouish
that business early the ensuing Spring.
soliciss every person indebted to him. h
any respect whatever, tocallimmediate-
Y and settle up their accounts, either 81
dlschargtng them with cash, Or by giving
obligations for their payment in . short
time, as he earnestly wiishesto settle his
Affairs as soon ~ possible. /. Il 81
As another indntement, he would
just beg ieaveto remark, that there are,
some just claims against him, he Is de-
termined speedily to discharge, and that
he shall also have TO pay the account Of
I smith Gust or unjust) that lately
made such . handsome figure in the pub
lie prints. :
JOHN ROBINSON. !.
Martinsburg, Decembef so, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-01-13
LAST NOTICE.

NE hubscFlber TOT the Iast time ear-
y nestiy requisite al persons indebt-
ed 70 the estate Of Mrs. Siisaanah Wol-
sgamott, dec. to come forward immedi-
ately and discharge theirrespective ac-
counts AL who fail TO comply with
this notice, 1nay depend that die most
speedy and eHectual method win be re-
sorted 70 in order to enforce payment.-
Those who have claims against said
Estate, are requested 70 exhibit them
properly attested, a. il is positively de-
termined that i final settlement Of the
Estate shall take place immediately ~ :,
WILLIAM MACKEY, sen. Admr.
Martinsburg. December 50, 1905. 7
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-01-13
FOR SALE.

"A SMALL tract or parcel of LAND,
a situate in Berkeley County, con-
tanning about forty acres, whereon the
Poor-House stands, adjoining the land
whereon Joseph Minginna now lives,
and about halfa mile from the Sulphur
Spring. A proportionable part Of said
land Is cleared and under tolerable rood
fence, and more may Be cleared, some
Meadow made and more may Be made,
the buildings are one Dwelling House,
Wherein the manager lives, the Poor
House q large building) . Meet House
and Spring House Gan builtwith hewed
iogs) q Stable and Oven, farther de-
scription Il thought unnecessary, il be-
ing presumed no pcrson will become .
purchaser, without previously viewing
the properly; Cornelirs Kelly, rnauae-
er at the Poor House win sheM. the land.
The terrns Of sale may Be known By ap-
plying % said Kelly, or TO either Of The
suhacribers. - L ~ y
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-01-13
RAWLEIGH COLSTON
NOTICE.

THERE being . very great proba.
bility Of the negroes purchased BY
me on the sob Of September last, Il the
widow Edelen's sale, being free, l there
fore take this method Of INFORMING the
public, that / am determined not to pay
the note given for those negroes, until q
final adjustment Of the business takes
place, and clear and indisPutableti,le is
HUGH v.PATTERsoN.
December 9, 1908. Z
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-01-13
sort5ssit 81
FALL and WINTER
G @ @ d S,

Selected by one Of the firm from the lat
est importations from Europe, which,
in addition to their former Stock, makes
their Assortment more complete than
ever, the same they are determined ID
sell ata more reduced price than usual for
CASH o. COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Asa dissolution Of their co-partnership
win IN afew months take place, 4 very
moderate profit will Be taken, that they
may Be enabled To- sen Of their Stock |;
those who may want any srtiele in their
line, win find il considerably 10 their
Interest BY giving them cali
They return their sincere thanks 10
the inhahitants Of Martinsburg and rs
vicinity, for their generous support
since their commencement IN 6usi-
ness. and assure them they viii do al in
their power 70 merit = continuance Of
their favours. ii .3..s i.
N. B. Those who are indebted TO
NJ for goods q long time standing, mus,
not think hard Of L ifthe sheriff should
call on them for payment, Is every In
diligence has been given that could be
asked for. , a..
a The hiRhest price Hipen III CASH,
for me,chanfable WHEAT, RYE,
CORN Or FLAX-SEED, and al al.
losDanes made j merchandiss i fakea ii
4 NADENBoUscH. i Co.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-01-13
CERTIFK,.4.TE
I III 0serseer Wls.ssd.

B q THE Subscriber wishes 10 employ
m active industrious Man without "a
mily, who i wen acquainted with .he
business Of ! Farm, and willing % work
with and take charge ofa few able hands.
"A good recommendation win Be expect
cd.
s5 RAWLEIGH COLSTON,
Near gEarfinatnsg.,
january 8. 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-01-13

This day came the Complainant BY
i his Counsel, and Il appearing to
the Court thar the defendant is nor an
inhabitant Of this Commonwealth, il is
ordered that the defendant do appear
here ON The second Tuesday in February
next, TO answer the compliments bill,
and that . copy Of this order be forth
with inserted in the Berkeley and Jef.
frrson Intelligencer and continued for
two months excessively, and also be
posted up for two months successfully Il
the door ofthe Court House ofthis Ccun.
y. S. 81 4
AkDREW WOODROW, s.s...
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-01-13

-rT,HE subscriber, .ome ,ims Is i Sep !, },
u TENDER fsoa, gave his note Of hand
TO 1 certain John Rail, late Of Berkeley
County, for the payment Of 20 IL 3
Pennsylvania currency, which said note
I hare oyerpaid, this 4 therefere 10 can.
stion the public from taking an assignment
thereon, as | am determined NOT 10 pay
il unless compelled BY lav.
AARON FARIS.
Berkeley County, December 80, isos.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-01-13
THE yrRcINs FIRsr LOVE-

THE ylRcIN's FIRsr LOVE.
IS .svs.s;s iAejsy piensur s'''sa-
a.yssil ~ n,as. s,s,s. ]. 81
hAort IS q Il So. ss
Itri,dtnce. and dry md rsasoD Approve,
lie fimid dsighf e fhe pirgiias fri
he.
HI ifsks find p;xeia 81 aestined % feel
q bass;cn sle mnst IN ker tosets copcedl,
~ tarsnss relenfisss ~ fame disap-
prove, 81 II 3
Jvhess,s In iAs az sfs s;rgia'. fsss
lDpe. sg#
Il ssisnsls sisnrs " mich isvs i 81.
s;sns sshes hej kssysdts sriA ifyrss
Sisbbrest,
n sh;sttrs s passion ssspicios must
move,
Wheyes siss fhe jti;eAs "a ne sisyia's
FRI lsse
~ - q j. 4 Z. - :. .s9
W. Or " Can! tec faifelsil5 VIII fo' 'as..
aess .Assr !.
ker ssls spne - g $500 ~ q scse1s =
psi.s, 8, 3.
Eeygstf'ags &c oosps ~ ypsess 1agses e
- sais AZ r;ek treasure tAs sis2in's
~ I've IS IS
Ffemb It'd ty interest he ventiives g shani
ne entiee sefien hi Z sendtrse.s sDo1.,
2hfbngA f1sesoSfs seft maze Spten mo.
tisr = sobe. . q
ysttyss fhsa tts digit ef fhe piggias
& Hereyes suhea the tale Of ne trench,Sy shs5
kears,
NosD teanss NTH disdain. and nes1 gEs-.
fsns rid fears !.
Z "a! JDb1t Can me 0rretu ehen f0'lbkng
rs.spsi
Fdyespeli ne light effhs sirgins FIRST
t9NE SesF
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-01-13
FDtrR DoLI4Rs REW4RD.

FOUR DOLLARS REWARD.
CERTAIN tersoas Aasing hitherto
~ mad q tsocfice Of tlyosu1.g damn
M tsnces ef ne snbscritsr. II cnffing
lna carrying aspdy wsed Jrosi his Plan
tafiea asd eonssiftiHg ofker stsissyf ~ d.
pysA6fioas thereon, fhis = therefore e
colftian az persons whatever from coss-
aEifffa1 tls lie snslparr1ufet]e pracfices
IN ftfifSe, q A. u bosifively dstesMined
% fhosecnfe q tie ntmoe pssl1ity ef ne
lam, any and euery person % b snAsae-
and nil giDe he above rtspari . any
person mis- vii infoyn On ofkess gEiity
D mel ev1 tractiees, - that tlsy b
fon1icfed thereeE
cARLsTL4E .S,LBER.
EtrLelsy cslasy, january :, 1904
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-01-13
!. Fall GODS.

FHE subscri6evs 6eg ieape 70 iiafarm
4 their jSiends aadthsp public IN geseral,
that they hape inst receiped and
fnishcd epeniag a iarge
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-10
Lotg AND LvsH.

I.oEE AND 1VST.
Lusr, like rav'nous Tiger, fprings
With fsysge guG upon its prey,
And GA the lovely ohtett brings
The mark, Of ruin and decay.
Love, ike the bee, with gentle pow'i.
Extracts the honey of delight /;
Sips ev'ry twset, nor wounds the aow'r
Ga which his tender pnions light.
Lvsr, Ike furnace, breathing fIe,
Embraces only to deAroy;
Ard ia the ardor of deiirc,
BiAlsev'ry comfort, ev'ry joy!
IovE. like the genial fun of May,
Emits its kind, ref ching beams;
Drives each ntruding cloud away,
And DER lifes vari'd isnoicape CLEANS:
Lusr Ike the mighty ieluge pours
Diiinay and terror where il flows
Poor viclnns ihudder while 1t rusrs,
And wake to horror, from rtpoic
Lows, like the gently winding riIl,
Ci'des peaceful Ger the verdant green,
Where ev'ry boik'rous care is dill,
And all is tranquil, all ferene
De- LoRENzo.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-10

anl execution awarded or Gayed on fash coni'-
tons as the cnur: may deem, Reasonable, not~ tn
handing tie allow ance of the proceedings and Ih:
courts 20 which Actions III ly be continue upon ex
ception. fled and allowed, IN al have cognz ,nce
the eof AMI 10 therein what to law < Jutt ihalt
aPpertan.
SEC 8. lfnd BE- Il f4yi{er sn:-7;d that all ln3itl-
meats fond for any capital offence, and all M,
tons and titions fnr new tiils, and all appeals
from Judgments Or DEGREES ri judges oi ProbA'es
Depending ocfoge the fad court, TO be hol3en i'll
virtue of lie tlird etton OF dis at, III Al, be con.
,io,.ed Of col.'e, unel three OF frd Juiccs fhls.
5. pref.nt and III 1t all oiler indi9meat,, inior.
m atoms or proces dings of ID ciminas na,ure may
be he ,rd, rej aad judgment thereon rendered,
at thofe Terms Of fid court b. hoidea in virtue
of the thitd ietiion of this at. Whenever any two
" more of f,id JlGices 'hl be protest.. othernic
Gin indiclnic ITS, formations aui prvcee iirgs
\ Ill. of coaif<, be continu-d
= Ssc T. 9sd 6en further saaf7sd. Tha it fhal b.:
tie duty of the Jltces fAid es<'t 'rcm time tr
tim. TO make fich arrang s,nents tor idins fail
court, ourfuan 70 the thisi ltetion OF this act, a,
Will aiure, as far as may be, the attsndshcr OF two
Of faij Ju.,ices In rotation, On els prevented ty c
nei or accidei-, aud give opportunity 10 uaniate
all tie hui eCi at the esera Iriss and. places az
.ya q lAlIc QUIT is 10 be holden pnfuane to fad
sion.
IS BE turtle, tnaa'd. That this AL fl,al
4Nv le snd be in o &c for TIE term Of Il.is g
years from he pa1iag th.r-of aad 40 longer. ss.
s. CO, !bs G7vsraor GaxroT's!--fe5. 19, 1854 II