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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-19
Likewise,
Whearon'S patenr It'll Ointment.
NOIICE.

Application will be ma ct, the next General
Assembly, PRAYING that an al may pass to vest
III heSuo'crber, the right ol the Commonwealth
% :. lot IN the town # C1a. -tt-svilIe, 10 SO,
which formerly belougsd ~ III mas West, dec
FNGDE lex CAUDER
Charlc ttesville, July 20tn, 1894 rw3m1
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-19
Calculated by BEMIdBfIW BHTES, Of
HanyOer COMM, Hlrg MA.

Con, aiming besides he astronomical cllcula,i
on'- the Virginia delegation to congress; officers
OF the commonwealth members Of both houses
OF me state legislature members oil he privy COM
JulgcS OF the superior courts Quakers' gene.
raj meetings. disttEt and county court dsss !,
this state; a short mode OF calcglating IN,
te.est number of useful recipes tables Of ,c,J
CON the coins Of the Uniicd 5tates, establisbeJ
ny law an essay OF various important ag,i,ul ~.
~! suoJetts, by Joseph Cooper; original and Sc
lee'ed poetry anecdotes maxims, &c. Roads
from Richmond to Charleston. Is c1-fror'
k'ehmond to the Sweet Sprugs-and from Rich
mopd 70 Portsmouth ~ ~, &c &c &c.
Il great allowance made to wholesale nur.
chascrs. pun
Stpie0iber 8t5, 1904 WI,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-19
TIE delinquent Share

holders IN the MING HI SER TURNPIKE
CO-hPANI axe hereby notified. that all shares
upon VII oh 4 requisition shah be due on the third
f'iaay IN October next. will on that day be sold
as the law Gireds, at Zech B,ookss Tavern. in
.he town OF Manchester, between the hours of
~ and : o'clock. 1t is requested that those who
nav have purchased shares from the original sub
'~'iosrs' Where transfers have MOI been made, do
notify he Treasurer of the number of ,bares co
holden, and The persons from whom they NAV
Iave purchased the same, on or before the 81
Friday III Ottober, otherwise thly will be sod ON
rha' day. in the name, and for the benefit of the
orSina- subscribers.
JAMES BRANDER, clerl q Treasurer.
10Th sept 1904 t3dlo
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-19
JOHN BARKSnNLE,p II
Notice.
VaIuabIe Lands f0y .SnIe.

'''''|HI A(1ItCtS /oI ONEC.
a T Hanover Courthouse on Wednesday the
- 9th day OF October next, viii be exposed 10
sale, IT Auction, Two TRACTS OFLAND :;
one OF them con.aining rs ID acres more or
less. aud 10 commonly known and called bv the
name OF BEES TRACT; part whereof lies in
Goochlan and part in Hanover. The Other
tract Contains IUO acres mose OF less and lies ie
itah'vei Inc subscriber believes tht the iatte,
tfatt rs commonly known b. the name oil FEN.
TONS place Boon tracts aJi Oiu each other. and
vii be sold together These lands are al .u1 %
miles from the city OF Richmond, In . healthy
81 u'.ion, and III agreeable neighbourho5d TIE
51e WI! be made by virtue Of d dced Of nus
from ihomas Thompson and Jane Isabella Iii
vile, and William Du Val, to George Yu,lle da
tel The pa of Magch, 1875, and recorded in the
General Court IN June following, to secure he
payment OF debt Due from the said Thoua.
III )mpson 10 Mardoch Fearns x Co. and which
Geed OF trust the subscriber was au.horis.,. 10
carry INFO eiteet, by deed of assignment maze
between MN and the afcrenamed i no,ul,so and
0eorge YuilIe, dated the 23d day of January 1898
ana accorded IN the Gene.ai Court the l3th If
| ~ 5vembes following The terms OF sale are one
'hird oi The purchase money 10 be paid down al
the lime otssale, one third IN u mouths, and the
other third in q months from the day of sale
3ond and approved security will be ,eq ii. eG, Us
also a deed OF trust upon the land, and deed ce
| conveyance with special warranty vii! he execu.
! ted TO tne purchaser, by
CHARLES COPELAND.
| Richmond, 10Th Sept. 1904. wtds
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-19
The subscribers agree to
I aIiufc,'y0 O. UIckens0n,

CDer TOR Sale on Ueyy L0zv fe,nas,
Antigua Rum ly the Hind TenerifTe Wine bv
the Pipe; Sherry By The Or Cask Loaf and
Brown Sugar by the HID Or Danel; best green
Cohee tle Dlg; Imperial, Young slyso,, and
Tyson Tea by The Chest; Molasses by the Hind :.
Earthen and Class Ware by the Crate Liver.
pool San by the Sack; Cotton Cards BY the
Boz Pepper, Ginger and Pimento by the Bar
wrapping Paper by the Ream; Mustard by the
Dor lnd'a 'iasiins BY the Piece or Bale. &c &c.
Riohmond iA'h Scmember, 1904 #
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-04
!. .aa;nst man, was held to be highly

I. .ca;nst man, was held to be highly
n ,a',. "a and an article q The first necessity.
adap ,r,enared by their demagoguos for
Jus p rnetration of any horrible deeds
: F., hose demagogues might urge them
n .secsse, they became Instruments IN tneir
IDS with which they conmlt,eo outfa-
fanu .rs;nst all laws divine and human,
'' Passing any thing, or indeed all TAX
Ar sa nrether. which we find in history. As
z 10 5epan to awake from this dream OF
F.tenoess. new means were taken to IN
f.ssh inRammato,y matter into them,
G's last nature itself exhausted with ex~
4 a, + rejected the potion; their old
d htnal appetite began gradually TO return;
4 :, buneered and thisssed ter their reilgi-
~! ,be churches were again opened to
R sm from policy; and if the viii OF the
NO .;or;,y had been heard, France would
~ been restored to her former state
b., tbe majority were from the outset on
!, ;,ebriated and duped into asqniescence,
',b the will of a murderous faction now
III were kept by force in that acquies-
fsnce. An army raised ia chastise tic Il
fsrt;c;;des of Europe, to oOertura desb0tisms,
], hurl all monarchs fran their thrones, to
s,curs liberty to France, and give it to all
t. world, as it had to Italy, Holland, &c.
lowered ike a Kite over tie majority of
be- France, and told them s. Talk OF mo-
5archy, nav, do, but SO much as think of
he horrible, atrocious. an1 guilty concep-
hon, & we will instantly cut your throats."
And in but few months after, taat very
lame army puts on the throne of France
bot their own King, bat a foreigner, who
combines within himself every thing which
Ian excite at once abhorenca and disgust.
Not guiltless obscurity, nor high b!ooded
imperial guilt--nos innocent beggarly adj
senture, nor nobility or majesty depressed;
but the arm of murder, starting from low
yermin obscurity, and indulgence raised to
umpire by slaughter, rapine, and robbery.
(To be continued.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-04

In the early par of last week, the man
who ha. covered our country with mourn
ing (Col. AARON BURR, passed thro'
the state of Jersey, on his way TO Phlladel.
phia whert we are informed he has had the
hardihood TO make pubic appearance by
walking IN the open ,treets, in the face of
day. From Amboy he was carried by
some friend - Cranberry, and thence con-
veyed in aaight Wagon, crossing the Della
ware at Lamberton ferry, to Bristol, in
Pennsylvania. The same rout through Ter
sey was some time ago pursued by Tom
Paine, and doubtless with the same view
to escape the scratinizlng eye and dreaded
observation of athe public. -Stopping ae
atavern few miles beyond the Delaware
he was recognized by the honest landlord
who unapprised of the desire of conceal.
ment, called him by his proper name. On
this he requested the landlord not 10 make
use of his name while he staid at the
house! These things we are enabled to
state as unquestionably true, in Consequence
of the correctness of the source from which
we received them. How degrading to the
IldICotJ Va oSl tI'dS 40 oSSoNS
officer should thus be under sfle real or fam
cied necessity Of travelling with studied
privacy, thro' the bve-roads, and IN unusual
vehicles, 1t becomes the man however
who has extinguished the bright constella-
ton Of genius and worth, himself to walk
in darkness and obscurity. 1t manifests
some Difference TO public opinion and the
energy of the laws. Whether the arm Of
Justice would have been raised to stop him
we know not-Nor know we whether any
measure VIII be taken to wash out the pre-
cious blood which stains the shores Of Jer-
sey. Ihe path of duty we apprehend is
plain. Il is well known by him to whom is
Entrusted the dignity of the state, and if we
are to rely on general promises of official
faithfulness, he will follow it, The honor
of New Jersey demands that its shores
should no longer be made places of butche-
ry for the inhabitants Of New YORK, and
Pennsylvania.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-04
!" Sandy Hook, TNlH 20, 1904.

Since YOU left me have been witness
to one of the greatest insults that can be Of
fered from one nation to another. The
British frigate Cambr,an, on COR coast, has
detained for considerable time two u-
ward bound vessels within two miles of
land. lam informed BY the keeper of the
light house that no vessels either inward or
outward are permitted TO pass unmolssted,
though within the jurisdiction of the Unit
ed States. If this couduct be not remon-
strated against, we may shortly expect to
have our shipping taken from our own
wharves."
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-04
LIBBY and CARNE,
at theif Ole fore in Fairfax ntcr,, and by
CHARLES SLADF.

on Prime itree', between Ricketts, .nd Newtap,s
corner AID Wanton's fore Thev tx, ,hi,
opportunity OF making their grateful aekn w,e,jo.
mems 10 the puhiic IN general, for the yer, 1e.
raj encouragement thy have experience ,cs
they have been in shis country, and .efpeetiu,!y
iohct continuance OF their tsvors. E. hon. \.
they thlli be thought TO merit them. In add.
zion TO their fprns importation they have Ia,elr
received quantity Of
C'owly Steel and SHOT.
ard or the iesloa hi al rtnea. is d. They
e1"5es TINS raj very general sG,rtmen, q
HARDWARE al both h,u,e..
n ie to whom they arc indebted will q
praied to pseient thsir accounts FOR fetrl, n,,n,
aud 'nole wi.o ae indebted TO them will RI *,
m x Fay a'en' 10 them at her houe. VII, -
nrcnie" 'eeea, IS they are snx Gus to We
Their q toants e,icd as { or rs pofl3le. lt.G.
%n ie q 'ts have been lng a4,dn. will moi.
We hops, ezpett aay turtbef indulgence. OR
vic they Rail be Obliged TO have ,eccur( 10
III h nc 'in'cs sstsr, ayyId With ~ avoid.
AusuA Z. "a c,os
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-04
BosLoN, July II,
Extract q a letter from AMSTERDAM dated
Mn 20.

= y
g Laf Tuelday, (I5,h, a fact of French and
Dutch v-aels failed from Fluhing for Oacnl.-
/: coniaed of : French chips Of rs guns, and 20
French ichfs. mounting ! guns each viz. on
each iide of Sc pound:rs, one aaern and two a
head of 80 50 Ditch gnn boats Of guns, viz.
enc on each file of RIB. and one head Of II.
Ibefc ven, IS are manned principally bv f1ldi
ets, and men who bad Fever been on the TAT VIZ.
ter before. The nea9 day after their d pa.tu7+,
ithcy being in hShs,) fFiag began, which ait.
ed with lomc li'rlc celfatioo about ~ h,lrs
have not beard Of tho nun ,cr u the enc NJ
nor the I'll. rciult Of the a1ti.n; shangh rom
rhefi!ence OF the papers coai lure ith,s been
rather uafavora,s,c to ;hc rcoubiica cau'e.
Oar London papers m-ntion that Sir Sidney
Smith fell 10 with this 4 ;el ADD drove feysfal on
thore, but the nain body efca?el towaeds o..
tend, as the yeG-ls o! his fg adeon drew 100 much
water to get fuG,ieat!y near 10 take pr d-aroy
them.] Boz. Edt.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-04
Something G,urious.

Captsin Snow Stedon informs us, thar On
Wedoeflay laa, while on filing party, off
Cohallet Rocks, he caught Paddock; add up
on opening it, for the putpofc of cookery, be
found in the Fl 5mach, three buaared end fory
far dollars! in old c,etnental money, new
emi1i IN. The paper was formed into roll, and
was bur little injured BIS Paper.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-04

Russian Nate respecting France.
To-day the following Russian imperial
declaration. delivered Yesterday by the mi
rister resident, NJ. Klupfell, to the baron
l'Albini, was communicated to the diet.
N o T E.
|" The event which has taken place in
she states of his hlghness the elector Of
Baden, and the conclusion of which has
bten so melancholy, has occasioned the
post poignant grief to the emperor of ali
the Russias. He cannot bat view with the
Seatest concern the violation which has
been committed on the tranquility and In
Afgrty of the German territory. His i'm
3erial majesty is the more affected by this
went, as he never could have expected
fhat apower which had undertaken in COM
bon with himself, the Office of mediator,
aAd was consequently bound to exert its
sare for the welfare and tranquility OF Ger
many, could have departed in such man
aertrom the sacred principles of the law of
Fauons, and the duties it had so lately TAX
fn on itself.
" Il would be unnecessary to call the at
kntlon of the diet to the serious conse-
fuence to which the German empire must
q exposed, if acts of violence, of which
ne hrst example has gust been seen, should
Y passed over IN silence; It viii with It's
sccustomed foresight easily perceive how
puch the tuture tranquility and security of
e ~hoie empire, and each of It's menr-
RS must DC endangered, if such violent
proceedings should be considered as allow
e4e' and suffered to take place without OBJ
'srvatlon or opposition.
Moved by these considerations, and
y quality OF guarantee of tbs constitution
INC 1erman empire, and that Of media
I tue emperor considers it as his duty So
1,uiy 70 protest against an action whichis
In an attack on the tranquility and secu-
q Germany. Justly alarmed at the
Sl'0iul prospect IL presents, his majesty
NC no deiav to represent his manner of
nusmg on the subject to the first consul,
aOuSa the Russian charge 'afaires at Pa
While his majesty adopts measure
[ I ~ to him by his solicitude for the
4 r"ale OF The German empire, he is con-
lea mat the dietand the head of the EN-
~ VIII DO justice to his disinterested,
t.. mairnitestly indispensable care !; and that
:! WIN unite their endeavours with his to
r. ''',''s their just remonstrances to the
3ush :" government, 70 prevail On it to take
n ~. cps and measures as the violation
3siOasnI oiSMty may require, and the main
ksse,sa.o' ), ,nelF future security may render
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-04
aIsrallerta DAILY gbbcrttser.
SATURDAY, Au5ysr 4.

Alta meeting of the Stockholders Of the
Mutual Insurance Society Of the State Of
Virginia, holden in Richmond, the late or
der made by the Directors OF that institu-
ton, for the payment o. a Q4ota, was re-
scinded.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-04
I9utI;c SALE.

!. On Tu-f'ay next WI be fol4 at rhe Vrndue.
Store, a hkeiy NEGRO Man, abouf thi.ry
year: ot age.
PHILIP G. k1ARSTELl Err,
AugnH
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-04
NETWORK, Iuly 81.

We have copied the following extract
from letter which gentleman on board
an outward-bound vessel from this port
has forwarded to his friend in the city,
dated
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-04
Notice.

The Firm of LIBBY, GARNER SLADE,
commonly known by ,hc Lame eff CARNE I'D
SLAEE i his day oiG i've By masual coni,ne
and IN p-''ea good hH'nony; il iutuee the bu.
1!refs WI be Carried on BY
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-04

| the heat OF resentment causes an fmmeaf.
are resort to violence, and that which a.
rises irolD deliberate purpose originating
in arancorcns revenge, thar for weeks and
molltas had btea ranking in The breast Of
disappointment and desperation -
These remarks arc closed with the fol.
lowing powerful appeal to the feelings Of
the public.
Z" Thus w,..e the unfortunate Hamilton
was living IN ,he ne ghborhood of Mi. Burr,
dra1ipg almost hi. lasI breath; whist he
was suffering under excrusiating bodily
pair---whiIst MS friends in intxpressiblr
anxiety were surrounding The house whore
he lay Mith brtatt1ieas cia;ian---whiise
his bosom Vas sornc asuudvr b, the heart
rending lamentations Of "a afcctionaIe
wife, ard the d!stresses Of seven chic! en.
soon 70 become Grpllans---whlst in ferycnl
plefy he was ofatgiag Up his soul to Ius God,
and Iorgiving che man who had rulf.lessly
cut him cfin the midst 0j MS DAYS; at this
very moment was tie auttor of ali shis
complicated misery silting composed in his
own house, as # rc:i.ins had occurred,
transacting the ordinary concerns OF bus..
ness with al the easy .cheerfulness OF Que
who had nothing to regret, or reproacn
himself with. Let those who talk OF Mr..
Burr's sorrow at the late affecting event,
look at this scene, and If they can say thae
his heart vibrated with one throb of sensi.
bl!ity, then are we entirely ignorant OF tie
Sytflpathres or our NATURE
Extrqct 9 a letter Iom a rery respectable
hoafse al Lt0nbooi, dad 27th IF nay,
1904.
/" las fad thar cur government have il in
ccrtcinpIat!on 10 nike me ,mpo,ttns atea-
tlons IN The Corn Laws, with view T. Eft tie
isoded .nt.IeR u !lc country, which has t01erad
extremely i'o!n he coDtiIHcd depreclaJor in III.
prices OF gan. Orr inEcima rUn comes from
% sTtcr, " hith inc ines u. ~ relieve il toncct.
People III gensrs., kucw that lone change 10
likely 20 lake place, bug We dJucr it the parti-
eu!a!s, W. no" communicate &c YOU, and WhIh
you VIII find below, have been rccsWed by ms =
oEFcus We % u4s yUuch o5 tie bounties, tca
Sc. being really ia ietil-d, but sOr believe Thy
slE be, and wheat IS ready ike uote dec
"a wv ~ tiiah ~ n ass
6 You will fee the danger Of tending wheat,
sc to En3lana, left the roIt n uld be hut."
P.cp3sed tate 10 regulate the importation and
eEDota,lrn st G.aln AID u INTO Gfcae
Britain, from aad to toteign por;s, and tbs
daties and ]nnilcs payable thereon;
DEPORTATION.
Wheat, under o. pei QI4f:er, high
day, al: Sd pr do.
Above 6is an under 66s FL, Nv
d-y, q 81
Above So fecond low duty, Cd
F!osr TO be regulated b. the prils of Wheat
High duty, s, g. per cwt.
FI,f W du,y, IS 81
Second DO. IS
EXPORTATION.
What at or unaer ass p,rq Byunty, IS per or.
Above 43S under SIS do. 20
Above 51s no eAporl Pefmitsrd.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-04
Late G1relgu JatsIltgeacs.
RATISBON, May Z.

Russian Note respecting France.
To-day the following Russian imperial
eclaration, delivered Yesterday by the mi
lister resident, NJ. Klupfell, to the baron
'Albini, was communicated to the diet.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-17
5,ntcl!Hri!H.
ssss..ss. ...."

cHARLrsroS, Nce. u.
TIE acccyn. publiihed in lie Csu,Iv OF the
6sh infant, refpt cling the infamous murder Of
MIR. TIE, mate e The armed ihip Pilgrim IF
philadelphia, at Cap. Francois, was III fonie re-
heSts ncoree-lhc lowing particulars are
fnrniihed by gentleman who was an eye wit
inefs of the whole Sranfaction.-lt would icenr
that two ,aforrunate Frrm hme,, together with
fome mulat,ocs, Fad been Introduction board
irh;s vells (pro5ab'Y With the knowledge all
the otiiecrsY and fccurey flowed away under
desk with ths cargo. BY fcme means ipfcr-
nation reached Chriitophc that they we're con-
ceae,t On board-Mr. lynch The Npercasyo,
ard cspt. Gibio,t being on horS. declared their
isncrancc Of AIRY pe,fo,'s b my concealed on
iboard-.1he Cor.rnnancer in Chirf Immediately
'difpascheA guard Of IbIdiers on board The thip,
who tore up the deck over The heads ct the un-
fortunate fug,ivcs. and, t,2elhsr with Mr. latr,
The being the con,mantlis, osi'cdr then on tca:d)
forced them or, fhorc. On theH landing upon
the wharf. the unfortunate AnNrican iaw brt
too plaa,ly the fa;e which awaited him, and at /.
drelling h,mfclf to his amazed cosnsrymen, he
cxciaimt 4, ..l4mrjians = aW IN je xr tins drsg-
ged 10 esftnfijrkte d dey, and NJ o.. acp tortra,s
70 n(c,t ny innsesner" -" YES" faiI one. "a Mr..
Svith, fupercargo Of a vtile' from BS'tin'ort
!" will fpeako for you - lnttantly = iertinel
was ordered to run hir, thr' ugh w':h his b. yo-
net, but he efcar-d by ipritig ns into bis bsat
AMI nitansy pulling &. he priloaers were
then led up TO he pnthr /frits : NJ. Ia'e and
the two Frcnehmen had Aal.z,s placed aeosvs
their necks, mounted this ,emrorary ieaftoia,
and were preeipiately launched into eternity
he aro,s Of the Frenchmen ihcre piniousd, but
those of Mr.. Tate were left un-;ed, and in his
tt,uggIes llc' repeatcl!y caught hoia Of the cord
by which, he was f,apshdel. nden'irely remov-
ed from his r,ro~', the cord paiiing round his
Grin and the back Of Lis nj OK ;atlis marns
be expired he mounted the la'sier, he iad
!" fmlr:tanst Hmsritarr 7 fdis k,t & n-fnonons
-hats fsr dn = executing NY sfdErs 81 ! he fee-
nss of the Americans on this occaEou may be
more readily felt than defcr:bed 7A
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-17
Wy 1i;tso.ilp.
toMMoNwEALrH OF MASSACHUSETTS.

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,.
thc rear Of our Lord ound eight hundred and foux
An act torenrier valid the doings OF certain pct
fcns who were Deputies u,,ucr honas Phil.
lips, Lia, late Sheriff Of the county Of Haa<
cock, at the time OF his resignation.
WHEREAS divers Wri.s and Preccp.s have been
frved ard executed ncc the regna'on Of the faid Phil
lips bv certain perions who deputies under him at
that tire:
BE eaefed ty the Senate and Houf Of Representative,
in General Court acnled, and by the authority of tie
fanc-That all Writs and Prceelas fervcd ard ecr.ed
fncc the regnA;ian of the ad Phillips and before the
qualification of his ucce1;oY lard Office, Nv his givrg
bands the law directs by any rrcns who deputies
under the fad Phillips the time Of lis regnstion, ia
be condercd and taken legally crved ard eaeeuted ia
the fame they would have been, Lad tad Philips
continued in isid office during that time. Ard the donss
Of aid peons within the time aforad by y,rtuc of fvl
wri,s and precc. hereby rendered and declared
be valid all ntcnts and rnrpoes. 90 lar the fame
in Other refpetls Gone according to law.
laAe Haf 81 Rfp,sfntoarrs. NsO 90, lfo4--Flis blu
having had three ievcal readngss paed to be eraeed
HC. OTIS, Speaker.
In Sgry.-. Nv 90 lso4-This bin having had two iev-
crai readings, pa3ed to be enacted. n sfs0t =
DAVID cQHB, sPrefden..
Nee. 20, .soa> BY the Governor approved.
CAIEB STRONG.
Atrue eopy-A,tel. JonS .vrs-, Secretary.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-17

eith an eye Ct re.ercrcc for inftrut1ion ffcm
3cr ;lieo!ogians. aud ,n'oralits, and politicians,
.n,d orators, anu civilians. and port., and crit
cs, aud phyioiaus, and philosophers, and hii-
orians. W die we habibe the principles. let
IS no, ada.teratc the Language of Eng iiihmen
L $. An addrefs from MLRcU,fo was re-
.eiycd too late for intcr,ior.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-17
Aortlano,
MONDAy, DhcSMSz4 ~, 1904.


Qffty .coy mitb TyiipnJ. -Intereiting nartic~
ulars Of Commodore Preblr's attack on tho iri-
politan,, vii! be found in the FRI page Of dis
days Gazette. ~ he following extraa Of a let
tel from the lame quartcr, dated Aug. 9. 1904,
a,ews the attention which the brave and enter
priGng Commodcre pays to the anfor,unate pri-
toners IN Iripol' - ssogle III .s4tesa 80,
!" The wants Of fhes captiyes at Tripoi have
been Literally fapplied by omn'cslorc Prcble,
who no, long sncs e ut them velHa, with cloa-
thing and sasi,ty of other articles; all OF which
they have reeeiyrd. and FAY, they Are amply fup-
piie,t. Their Gsuaton has beep c9nfcrtahl<,as
masF as captivity will admitpf. We have had
t~o Actions with the encNy. Ths fsTprabfr-xf-
feet ttfc TWO actions have had upon thu eneny
is very siible, and as communication is to
,ake place tomorrow, there is grea, hopes that
PEACE will be the ,confrqpsnce7 When our
unfortuna,e counuymen will be scaorcs 20 lib
ery." as tia sss us M