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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-25

No official report Nas yet been publiflled os
the trade of New-Orleans, lincc The time OF its
acquliition by the United States: nor have the
papers of that city pref-nted us as vet with
collective view Of il for M comfortable period
There can be little doubt however that the in
creating capita! oftha, city, the removal of all
re1raint upon IFS commerce, and the increafing
proiperity of Ill thltcountry which borders ur-
on the Mififppi and its numerous branches.
will confderably augment the number of its
merchants s, veiIels, the extcn. Gifts commerce
and the revenue ofthe United States. Facts are
continually before the eve Of the NOT cu,f0ry
leader OF our newspapers, which will fuppo,t the
inference. Look under the marine head, and if
perchancc the Port of New Orleans has been in
troduced, you will find that there are generally
fome arrivals every day at that port. The fol-
lowing lit which occurred in 4 daily print,
is the frf which met the eve of the Editor, and
is introduced for the purpofc OF exemplifyiHg
this remark. Should no untoward incidents in
terrupt the commercial profperity OF New Or
leans; fhould ifs actual progrcfs preferve an ex-
act ratio to its commercial advantages what
mortal ken lhall prefu'ne 70 limit the future
wealth and magnitude of that city Looking
forward to this advancing period, what Other
prediction can we form, unlefs that New-Or-
leans Gtuated at the mouth of another Mile is
hereafter defined to arife the Alexandria eff the
wchcrn world?
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tors Of the Dfna Swamp Canal, aa'iag ti'e
procretS which they have made the difficulties
which they encounter for want OF funds; the
produce of the mills and tolls, executive ofthe
tolls Ii the South End, ard exprrGing their hope
that the Legislature will aid in the complexion of
work of iIch importance 70 the common
wealth-Ths document is too lengthy for an
immediate inf.rton.
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Last Plight q 1ouI,
FIRE AT NETWORK.
Nzw-YoRx December 10

Nzw-YoRx December 10
Between two and three o'clock yefter!ay morning
one Of the met extenve and injurious fires that has
happened i'll this city for iever1 years broke ont in
the building no. lO4 Fron-s,. occupied by MIR Charlie,
Mccarthy rs retail grocery Rore, and extended
round the whole block up Wal-Greet, along Water
Areet, from the old Coffee houf. to Governments AL
ley croilng Front-1reet to the water continuing in
t'progreis not eh than 10 dwelng-houfcs AMI Cores
and merchandise to the amount (as is fld) of more
than million of dollars. The fares a,fo co1rnu
ncated to feveral houes acrofs the Coffee houCeiu
fcverll of which de1royrd. and others confdc.
raby injured II being low water at the time Of the
accident, the veels lying at the wharf could NOT be
got of, and received much damage in their fails and
rigging noop and Spaniih brig were burnt al
moh to the waters edge. Among the buiIdgg, de-
Rroyed the old CoGte-houie ; the office of the
Morning Chronicle ; and the new and elegant brick
flores Of Mefirs Baily and Bogcrt which contained
Ear and Wet India Goods N very LARGE amount.
Theie gentlemen, and MeT F.. John d. Martin and
John r. Wheaton, prefervcd nothing from the de-
vouring element, not even their books or papers
Happily no lives were loG. Mr. Daniel Riker. FL
verlmith, an active fireman very fcvcrsly brnced
by the falling Of part Of the wall Of the old Coffee.
houie but hopes are entertained Of his recovery
The value Of the buildings dearoyed is eitimatsd in
one Of the evening papersat lo7, 200 dollars
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Eoa.ce at 2ucti6n.

VIII fold on Wednefday the I'd Tanr7rg e",a,
'coc . IN thepie il for approv, d neg ii bic
notes in 'hc Bank Of Virginia at 90 days
OK VERY VALUABLE LOTS known N
- QncineJ's plan Of the Academy ~ Theatre, lcr-,
No !, 4, s. G, I, 9, the firustion Of which Is rfe
ror 60 very iew,f any lots in the CITY of Richmond
The plan ray be feen at ne cfHee Of tie blcrbsr.
PPOSsER q MONCURF, v MS.
December 25. Id.
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ERRATAIN OUR LAST.

About the beginning ofthe fifth paragraph Of
the Rainbow, for "tbis evil can never exiN,"
read this evil can bat partially exift.''
Near the end of the ieventh paragraph for
" Tolls on his couch" read " rolls in his coach"
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HUGH !. CRAWFORD,

IT'S Tun Received, per tive fhip Alexander, from
! , Loni,n A general Allotment Of Genuine
DRUGS & MEDICINES, which he will difpofe o
OF l,rderat. terms.
Rish.nold Dee. %. Naw2n
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-25

~ As there are no important proceedings of
ConGrefs, and no foreign intelligence which will
require an immediate infertion, we fbal comply
with the requet OF our Competitors TO allow
them Chritnas vacation and we ihall con-
fcquently pofpone our next publication till Sa-
turday morning. Our readers !hall at all G.
vents futain no injury by this arrangement.
They ihall receive efficient atonement, in our
continuing to puhlifh our paper according TO
our prcfcnt plan for one week after the Ring of
the Afiernbly, and in our employing greater
fuperfcies of the Brewer Type. In the mean
time ihould any important intelligence occur,
we fhail communicate it in HAND-BILL.
Tire Htf India intelligence az3e,. tie beads of
". York md S. Carolina fcmS TO cosnterance
TIE rumopr. tbnt THE EngH)D veifi5 Ind teen in
Frut7ed TO detain all Spa~ib Hips ofqvar tiW n
hafi{tat7Ory explanation .@omd be gi4,ru oftbe
o5iflFJ contemplated By TIE prctcnt ayuaments in
tie parts ofSbni1. Our reade-J anil reeoils7
the rsbOrt Of the bioqvigg up If n Sbanih f-igntr
and tie capture Of three Others off ST. Mary'5,
qvitb a trea/ire on ho4rd eRi,natedat 10000, 900
3ollarJ 1t zvoaH appear z c:;;;;7hj, f,,1d yer i,
- Il ProjAbie eogJequeuee Of this proeeeding tba.
tbs Utry meaj~e qUlncb is Gtid to bar fo, its
o5ie7. tie .Gtib-nFou Of THE naval armament in
tie Ports Of Spain, and tie 6rezentiou of o
zDar, I5oaid ultimately lead 10 tbat psry e4ent,
EvHbom The concurrence of otbrJ- en,n9ance5.
After The Britib feet has captured and detained
fome Irry UaluaJLe eargoe5 Of the Sbaaib ma
tion5, it iJnot at aN improbable that tbey qyih
encounter any boj7iifg qvifb that nnzvarEke natl.
or, rather than EArrender tbeir q,aiuablc acqniG-
tons.
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The nip Acnzo captain GbLs. arrived 4. IRIS no;
i7ti evening from loHdoc aa1 furnilaes the E.,t
o! the M-rcau,ie AdY,r:ii4r With London Psoer,
IN the 22d of O&ober. s.cuiivs, and i.lov,i's Rs
OF the i9th. The paper sre four DAYS later than
any sdvices Preyicony reeeired. hut are alno.
wholly unintereitipg. We have felefsS ;ae pr.n-
cpal articles. The captain! If TIE Alsuzo ;,,.,..
us thar IN Declaration Of War had been iated a.
g4inii Spain at the time Of MS iaIns
ffere Hcp.
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Intelligence rlpeaiqg fbe hfs fire zcnafcd.

Intelligence rIpediqg TIE hfs fire zcaafe9.
Any perfou who can give correct information
TO what accident the late FIRE in Water-freet
&c. is 70 be attributed, is rcquefted to comru.
nicate the fame 1T the City 1ofpeGtor's Office
Proprietors and Others intcre1ed, are Hkewif,
requefted TO render an Climate. as foon as con
venient at the Office, Of the lofIes fuftained in
buildings and property.
JOHN PINTARD.
City infpeGtor.
&C. Ctg b}pfSor5 ofee
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LAST DAY..

r 1 7fItS DAY, December &c, 70 pof:vely the lar
day Of Exhibiting tlse be2 collection of WAX
FIGURES in America
ADMISSION rs Cen;s-Tlalf Price.
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inAsen but whes At lar convinced by the Pslitiye
information o the dePonent, he exhibited the utnlott
ditrelsand ihed,eArs abundantly.
tt further appears Your committee, BY the oath
OF tendey Dnnnington, that fone time IN abou,
the month OF April lal, the deponent being about
iAl 10 Nortolf from Rockets landing, in the noop
Betty and as saptain thereof the fad Elias Bates
gaged OF him pAdase for two perfons in the iaid
Hoop, TO Norfolk; and mentioned that the room 70
engaged by him, intended .or hlmfelf, aud
man who was to accompany him. That the faid
Elias Bates ioon afterwards, with Anne Campbell be-
fore named wen, pafengers with him to Norfolk
tAat on their way thither there appeared To -
tual attachment between chem and thai they constant
ly nept together in the fame bed.
IL further appears to your committee by the oath
Of Abraham Huited, jun. that lie rs pafIen-
ger to Norfolk with Capt. Headley Huntington, and
il company with the aforelaid Elias Bates and Anne
Csupbeis; that during that time the dcponent fevera
times oSi.rved the faid Elias aud Anne lying toge-
sner in the fa,ns bed and from many Other circum-
stances, is we'll fats6ed that the fad Bates had an
ihlcit intefcpurie with the i,id Anne.
IL further appears 10 your committee, that the ar
nsies feparationbetwe the acreiad Rober, Camp
bell and Anne his wife, bearing date the 9Th day of
April, 1904, alluded in the evidence of Samuel
M'Craw, and exhibited to the committee, have been
duly admitted TO record in the Richmond Diitri9
Court, by which fid articles, appears among other
things your committee, that the fad Robert and
Anne have agreed to feparate forever IS man and
wife.
Roli f5eyeor., that it 10 the opinion of this COM
mistee the petition of the faid Robert Campbell
praying that an at may pats for diyorcing him from
his aforelaid wife, is reafonable.
Oraeres, That bill DE brought in purfuant to the
fad retoution. and that the committee for courts of
iuttice 90 prepare aud bring in the fame.
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NJ Ell MCOULL has received his yuyL
i SUPPLY or DR. GOODS.
Nov. II. ept IF
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Z NOUIR Err.
RICHMOND
TUESDAY, DECEMBER %, 1904.

OF the II Documents, which accompanied
the Governor Letter, we have hitherto pre-
tented our readers with an account of the firt
thirteen only. The four remaining Documents
however, contain fpms information tina. will be
lntere'ting ut leaf 10 f1rnc of our readers
Inc account of the RevenRef and Expenditure
or the fate mutt bc particularly important to
every politician in Virginia -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-25

Is itatement Of the Re1esue Tax, for the year
800 ari6ng on Land. Slaves, and O.ser pro-
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Of Documents accompanying tie
GOVERNORS LETTER.

No. l4-Emhraccs all the regulations for the
internal government of the Penifenfiary, which
were adopted by the Infpe6tors of the Peni,en-
tiary, the Attorney General and the Executive
Council, formed into board for this purpofe by
the 9Th fiction of the act, entitued " An a1 to
amend the aef entituled an act to amend the Pc
nal laws of this commonwealth, and for other
purpoies." This document ilengthy & would
be unintereting to the majority of our readers
No. i5-Contains a natement of the expcr-
ces IN carrying on the frvcr1l branches of manu-
f6tare in the Penitentiary the amount of arti
Giles manufactured the amount fod and the
articles and the value Of them remaining on
hand. This tatement was laid before both
hones of the Legislature by reiolnton of the
General Aiicmhly, pafIed the cd February, lso4.
The following Summary will explain at one
view, the pecuniary fate of this intti.ution
during the laft year, from Dec. 5th, 1908, to
Dec. 9Th, lso4:
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DOS. 274,5o4 II

Sy: amour, OF furp'u. on Tobacco, exported from
the III. of Odober, 1908
h-lae5ions. No. If Hegjtcss,. srt,r..
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1903. To amount of manufactured
Dec. 9Th. articles and raSv materials
on band at this date, AS per
inventory, 1853 81
To amount of the Keepers
account for purchafes Of
razv materials, tools, sc. of
moint"nGnee and chatting of
priioners, of stationary, and
his commifIions from the
5th Dec. 1908, to the 1T
Dec. 1904. 1875 OIL
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TIE fohoso;ag iante,rent spW t'rejenI detailed
Aeeoa1' 9f expenditures charged on tie Req,e-
me Of 1903, z,iz.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-25

Capt, u. fpoke Danilh venel dire9 from
Tripoli, the matter of which informed him, that
added to the impreiIi IN which the deitru6fou
of the Philadelphia frigate had made upon the
Tripones, they were now greatly alarmed BY
report that prevailed among them, that befides
the frigates, Commodore Preble had 7 gun
boats under his command, cruiGng againit them
Such a report mutt ferye TO refrain The Barba-
sians in port and of cource increAfe the fecurity
% our commerce.
From the prompt and vigorous meafures
which Commodore Preble has hitherto adopt
ed in the Mediterranean, and from the prepa-
.ations he is iaid to have been making for hof-
Tile measures, we may expect to hear of fone
bold itrokc being truck againa Tripoli and
probably, by corporation with the brother OF the
reigning hey, who is in arms to fupport his
claims to the government, the power of the pre-
Gent enemy Of the United States may be over
turned.
Latee firm Europe Capt. Pauerfon arrived
here yeAerday, fr m Amiterdan, which he left
the zs,h April. From him, we have received
the " A nnlterdam Courants, Dutch paper to
the 18th April
In the!c papers we find the following arti-
cies, copied from the Paris Moniteur. Mu-
MICH, Apri. We had reafon to expect, thar
Mr.. Drake, the Britih envoy, would have re-
fuscd the charges alledged asaiilit hin.-but
he has taken another method He has inform
ed the Baron Won Montgelas, that Gxteen gend-
arncs had been fent of exprc!s from Strafburg
to arreft him-and requeited that the Baron
would inform his court, that meaurcs might be
faken to prevent his arfelt.-Bat no aufwcr
having been given, for ieveral hours after Mr.
Drake expected one and the gendarmes hav-
log arrived at their lait change OF horics, he fat
OUT on foot,in dfguife, having changed his
clothes fcveral times in the ditanee of three
miles," Inthis manner" adds the Mon;teur.
/" he left his re!idrncc like the chief OF a band
ofafai1ins"
The Emperor of Germany has ordered, that
10 French emigrant fr.l reiide within SO miles
Of the French republic.
BOSTON, JUNE u.
!. A democratic report, unfavorabe to the late
Federal " Treafurer of New Eamp fibre, having
been fp,ead, committee of the Legislature was
appointed to examine his accountc, who after.
wards reported 6 that the accounts were per-
fe6iiy correct" This report was unanimoui-
ly accepted.
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part Of loo.naru.
WEDNESDAY, TUNE 20

WEDNESDAY JUNE 20
Brig Superb. Capt. Brazier, z3 days from DemArarA
Sailed in with oop Burton of Peppeeborough Capt.
Hodgkns LETT at Demarara May as fhp Eliza Bren-
tin Nswburyport. fail in days; brig Trianteis.
Fouro"r. OF Bottom do pallis, Merchant. of do. to
fail in aS days; Sch Mercury Rogers. rhomaaoe fail
80 days fhip Eunice, PePperreborcu2h Marhail !:
June ~ in Lat I6. 40, Ion 81, SC NJ Spoke fchv So
pha, Denis, from Newburyport bound to st. Thomss.
THURSDAY, JUNE II.
Arrived brig Nancy, l.. Moody, NATTER iS days from
erox Sailed in company with the brig Providence
Aico, of and for Providence Left there Juae J. Briggs
Hope, Hitchcock. Newhavcn Hunter, Harris Providence
fail in days. Schrs Lucy. Springer. do Minerva
Brown, Newhaven TO fail in days. June 9Th, lat IS
n lon. 81, IS, W. fpoke l,ip Experiment. Smith. Is
days from Newyork tor Jamaica June 9th. lat 70, =,
lon. g. 80, fpoke brig Sally NJ own, mafer. ~ days
from ST. Kits bound for Philadelphia June 9th. Cape
Cod bearing NV by N. dianoe leagues :pekc feb
Fame, of Kennebunk. euod Tor the Wen Indies.
- Capt. NJ performed his entire ,oyase in 81 days.
Some asy-Arrved ieh. Martha, cap. Til: Sawyer, IS
days from St. Thomas.
sATURDA Y, JUNE as.
Arrived brig Mary Ann, capt J. Sawyer, 40 days fr.
St. Thomas LEI, .here brig Fricsdihp, capt rhomas,
Of Bottom, Spoke June "a lat. 81, ion. 70, brig be-
longing at Bath. from st. Bars. bouud'o Bottom.
Same dy-arrived brig Harriet, Jordan from Marsincc.
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co 'MoNwEAL ri OF MASSACHUSETTS,.

co MONWEALrH OF MASSACHUSETr
T0RK II
III Court Of Common Pleas, Iegu. sad h7la.n nj
7nk, aoabip and far ne comfy # 1srk Il: third
1wffar Of Hbri. being tbe kveateenb day Il. faid
NINTH Anno Dom.n 8o+.
I'm the petition Of S,mxe OF Buxton, ia he
w. of York, labourer, 1eatin Ch4vons. of Hiram in
fad county yeomAn, and Hruna5 his wife. in right,
hewng. that hey iezsd in fee npe ani tessnts
IN common Of and 10 lot, num5, red, /ou, v f~ an1 v
range in the FRI diviion 81 lands fad Buxton
con- aiming Eighty &C or Ies with the ba;iding
thereon handing the iai6 Sas~e OF one undivided TX
ccnth part and the fAid o-a5on and Hr.e Of orher
undivided h1teenh part with Deri HsS:fn and ain
other peron unknown to your pe,itione,, :-Acd pray
ing that their aid parts may be et of and Aligned TO
them to hold in feveray
BY fefir attorney, Gu: Corr1N.
ORDERED. that the petitioners caute. the iublsnce
of their fad pc ton and dis thereon be ioerted
in the Pa,,lmsG ass. printed by Etssr yrrsy, three
weeks fnccIvoly, the I Publication tte eof thirty
days At lean prior the Of hi. be ho!
den at Marlborough. WITHIN ard for "a county OF York
she fourth Tueday of fuaua next and ALTO by po-
ing up the fame in OF ire mon public places iaid
Of Buxton like number of days prior the fad
next eros. to the end. any pcfon perfa. inereed
nav then ano there appear. and dew ceuie any they
h.se why the prayer OF the fa petition houd not be
granted.
attest, DANIEL SEwALL.
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Strayed or Stolen.

Strayed or Stolen,
IRON the fubfciiber dark bay colorcd HORSE, OK
Of feven years old middng' fixed --whocv.r wi !
take fad Horic if staycd If aolen will take the theft
fotha he may be brought julcc III ~ be Handsomely
rewarded Tor their trouble by WALTER ROSS
Poskasy. ause
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THAT beautiful full blooded Hor(e YOUNG TRAY
j ELLER. bred in rennlyv.nia, will llsnd this iealon

THAT beautiful full booded Horfe YOUNG FRAY
ELLER. bred in Pennsylvania, will 0snd this iesion
At the fol owing places, viz.
At Aisbaei Lp1, Efq'rs, until the Is.h of May.-As
zbasn Cc~sss ia Hebron on the 18th, ,sh, 10Th 9Th,
a6,h, 77h. aSh, and a9h days Of May, and the 9Th,
9Th, 9Th 10th 10Th, 10th, a. and aad days of June
and the N, i'd I'D and 9Th days of Juy-At the a-
bes Of C,osnor & zbSs Sasue Pig,s. in New Gou.
eeer. the 18th INh aoth an goth and 3r days If
May, and the ri, al, nth, isth 9Th 18th, a3d.
7sh aud 10Th days OF June, and the sh 9th 9TH and
9Th days of juy-At the lable of MibaH Lini- Efqr
On the ard s,d, a4 and ash days Of May, and the
Cd, zsA 9Th, oh. I5h, 10TH 18th, i3sh a7h Bib aoth
and soth days OF june and after the 9th day Of July the
remA nder OF tho tcalon
7es.g 1ravesr is fifteen hands high. Of bean,ie,t
milk whe and by The hen JUDGES is conidefed one Of ths
hcis made berries In the United sases; and his co;ts,
very inc Terms. Tvso To3s,s the leap -Four the Te sfon,
snc ys Ds.srs 10 infure ioal.
Mat, May 4. ass. JOHN DOWNER.
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SIkAlEO
IRON the pafturc of stephen Rohinfon in Paris, on
4 Monday the 4th ut. white HORSE fevcn years
cd; os ALL large legs and hoofs. red fpots his head
and grey on HE legs Whoever ia. taken up faid hore
and will give information the fubicrhcr in Paris fhal
be Handsomely rcwzfaxd.
Pa,n, June ,. John ROYAL.
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Dancing School.

MR.. SMITH, RESPECTFULLY informs the
lV1 Ladies Gentlemen of Portland and its vicinity
that he has commenced his Dancing school, for young
Maners and Mites, the Hall near Mr.. Chadwicks Ia
vens where he will attend Wednefiays and Saturdays
from three to fix O'clock He toiics the patronage
of thoe who with have their children infructed in
that polite and fashionable Accomplishment For terms
(appiY ut Capt John Mlellan's Ma, ~.
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Per hle Oh the n,of yeajsnnblt fsym,.

For Eaie Oh tie mott reaj0nnbit ftyms.
A FARMin Gray mile from the Meeting. houfe on
a the main road Portland containing 80 acres with
convenient houic and barn thereon aud about forty
well grown Apple trees which bear excellent fruit Said
farm will cut Tween Tons Of Hay, with fufcient pat
urng with without 80 acres Of excellent n,b and
Wood LAND, half mile from Saw mill Said Iots
abont and half mile diant Fw s,,Ser tsv.ieulsvs
inquire at Be Aataim OGse, Fms,e,es, Ps,faai.
June ~, 8o4
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this fe fbn at Csnspay, and on every Thurilay At
Fy1g Corner the of Ten Dollars eniue. Five
Dola Tor III feafon, aud Two Dollars aud half for
leap The abvc is tub 6losded Ens horie fred by
the celebrated via % and Of Of the Hanv breed.
He landed Portland the 18th day of May init.
Ills Cot. are famous tor being large aud beautiful.
Wv IA 1904. .-s EBENEZER HATHAWAY
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Portland Academy.

NE Trn1ees of the Portland Academy, having de.
L termined to engage an AFFIDAVIT 70 the precepeor,
give nsce that few uden,s vii; be admittea
foon futabe peffon procured. Thoic who incline
T. tend their children, will pleafe to Apply to the isscr
ber, who will eommun them the Regulation 9th
Atsiemy.
The terms, are Twelve Dollars year, to he paid quar
terly. None be admitted but fuch ii,a be ten
J" years OF age have practfed writing joining hand,
able 10 read Enga. currently, of good moral
cha scter -Admiou will lie according to the order
Of iubltrip:ions.
Samuel Freeman, Ssr-essyy.
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WasaTs Gone 9-Oa Wednesday lR MIR Samuel
KcnAon, aged ~ years, killed in gen X oxs Lime
Quarry at I hometown Mr.. Kcniion a native Of
straham in New Hampfhire and has borne reputable
character through life. lie had been married about tx
months
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-25
BAKEHOuSE IN NoRTH-YARMoUTH.

TNHE frhfcriber informs the public that he has open
4 cd a BAkEhOUSE in Norfbya,nent6 where he buff.
nefs will be carried on by MIR. JOAN MERRILL, and
where bread OF different kinds may be had tho fame pr
ces as fold r Portland.
WM. STEVENS, r.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-06-25
Portland Gazette.
MONDAY, JUNE 25, 1901.

Mr.. Livington having re6gned the place of
n,inter plenipo,entiary to the French rcpub-
lie, Gen. Armftrong, Of New-York is appoins-
ell his fucceiIor.