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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-29
PHILADELPHIA, SEPT. z, 1904.
SIR,


Considerations paramount to all
others, the love OF my coun ~, and a
sense If personal homo, which no change
% fortune or circumstance can ever ef.
face or dimlnish, have de sided me, on the
present occasion TO addre s YOU.
The accompanying document refers TO
the most int. esing obj c,s that can en-
gage my attention, and o. the moment,
those objeGls Danish every othe, remem-
brance.
Nir. Yrujo's official character, precludes
he only repara!ion NO nd consent 10 re-
ceive for tins attempt ag INST my honor.
Il Is Tor you sir, 10 determine what salts
faction is due to our county and its go.
vernment.
shall wait the time necessary to learn
your decision before l give further publ.
city TO the transaction.
/ am sir,
Your most obed dent servant,
w. JACKSON.
Thomas Jefferson, esq. Pre-
sident of The United States.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-29

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arrived at the maturity of s,G th2gI. Lou
'iSiaHa will require 10 be divided into twelve
.sta.c, or more; bat this is matter that
belongs 10 the Purchaser OF the territory of
Louisiana, aud with which the Inhabitants
ellhe toWa of New-Orieans hare no right
tu Interfere and besides this it Is proba-
bic chat TIE Inhabitants of the other terri
tory would chu,e To be Independent of
N-@-9Hsans. They might apprehend,
thai on some Specializing preience, their
produce might be pu, in requIsi,ion, and a
maXnum price pat OH u; thing not I'M
Common in a French government--as a
gene al ruie, without refining upon senl-
n'en', one may put confidence III the JUS
ice oil these who have no iaIuCe ment To do
Us injustice aud this is The case congress
stands 10 with ,espe0 TO both terr tories,
:aid e a o,he' div sions that may be laid
sst, a.,d 10 ali Inhabitants and settlers of
w!Ei;etcr nation they may be.
There can be no such hing as what the
memorial speaks of, tina, is, ola governor
"Hfoin'cd ~ rte president; 7clo r.Gy hare no
'tferesi IN me 7prifare Of Loui,ialt. lie
%nst, from fhe na'ure ofthe case, have more
Interest ia ii tlaD any Other person Can
nave. He i entrusted with the care az an
extensive tract OF country, naw the pro-
f,@iry of the Unie6 States b. purchase.
\ he gaiuc of those lands will dep.nd on
the encreaslng prosperity OF Louisiana. its
tE'cGisnre, Commerce, and popuia:iln
.ou have only local and partial in,crrs,
~ the town Of !New-O or It's v,cini.,
aud ii, in consequence of expIOring he
country, new seats of commerce should Of
Ter, his general interest would lead him 10
cl}cn tHem, and your partial interest 10
s!'t them ZIP.
There IS probably some Justice in vour
remarl;, d il applies TO The governments
,ln'leF which you /o'meriy lived! Such go
HeirmerIa always look WIKI jealousy, and
;'n ai>1 >heusIau OF revolt, on Colonies en-
c'ea4miS in prosperity and population, and
they send governors to &erh them dszv1.
But when y,u argue from the conduct of
governments Instant and de.hotic, 20 that
III d2nea.ie and fi'e' goyerameo, il shows
yod dc not nnder4tJnd the principles and
iH'erest OF = 'epihhc, and to pa, YOU right
- friendship; we have had eXper,c".ce aad
you have not.
Ehe o'her case 70 which Ialluded as be-
j" s; founded in direct injustice, is tina, in
wh'cH you petition for ho'0sr, under the
name ol r,shfS, 10 import and enslave 4,
frc&ns
NUc y2n fm nj a ne iron 10 He1u,n FL,
eifch ii25rer, 7oifboR, f'arag 20 be struck
/g2" ths rGrlhF ies ju Hcr?
my Aeu do yon ask IL IF nan against
,rsn?
% poI 9r7':, 70 1eaetu in L4uiaiana sh-
acrr9ra y DoAIn8o?
COMMON SENSE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-29
FROM THE hArlonAL lNrALL1c ENcRa.

Attempts have been recently made, by
letters from. and representations of oc-
,urrences a. Madrid, TO excite the feelings
vt the public o. the issue of question
vi great magnitude To The United States.
1t Is SAID u.at the king Of SPAN has reIu-
,ed 10 laiiiy the Convention for the ir-
'emnlfca ION Tor spolIated property. on
several grounds, among hich is assign
ed The Legislative Authority given TO the
President to ere6 port of entry ON the
Mobile and It's waters emptying into the
Gulph OF Mexico east f hat river. Whe-
Their II be true that Spain has refused on
this, or any other ground, 10 ratify the
Convention, we shall not undertake TO say !;
much less TO determine the accuracy of
the fact lha, MIR. P,nckney has demand, d
ms Passports and is about returning to
the United States; or whether we are on
the eve of war with Stain. We shall
only observe that the pictures drawn in
som OF ihe Eastern prints appear 10 us
so ex'ravaganuy coloured as to lead TO a
suspicion HAT they are intended to cover
some Commercial project. Waving, how
ever, all considerations arising out of hose
cIrcums dnces, as unlikely f. III The ltte
knowledge respecting them in possession
OF the public, 10 afford much important
light, we have considered it proper to at
tempt laying before the public a view of
the merits OF The interesting question,
What are the bJundaries OF Louisiana"
as acquired by the United States from
France by the laie treaty of cession.
This point, independent Of any conne6li-
ON II may have with tie ratification Of the
convention, or with any pending negocia-
ton, is extremely important and although
the disc usslon Of il. a this lime, may be
premature, as it has been brought into
pubic notice, it appears necessary, 10 "a
v"d erroneous impressions, to state the
prominent facts OH which It's decision must
depend. We shall at present attempt
httie more than this our objeel being
TO take sure ground, and to exhibit a short
and clear view of fa,ls, and to draw those
inierences only winch Immediately llow
ffom them.
Ia order to exhibit this view the more
distinctly, IT IS necessary TO go back to an
earIy period Ol the coOnisation Of Louisi-
ana.
In the year 1873, M. Joliet and Mar
queue, two French Canadians, excited by
the Information of the Indians, explored
ands ltuek the Mississippi, which they de-
scended to the Arkansas. Their repre-
sensations awakened the curiosity Of NJ.
d. la Sale, who, in the year 1880, under
the permission ofthe French government,
exploredihe Mississippi. On the lower part
oil the Illinois he garIisoned f.rt called
Crevecour; and ne sent father IIennepin
down the Mississippi until he reached The
ocean. In 1852, Mia Sale and NJ. Jonti
went down the river with sixty men, nam
ca he country Louisiana, built a fort 10 ne
thekasaw territory, 60 leagues below the
Ohm by the name Of Prudhomme. NJ.
"a sale then returned to France. The
french government entering with agdour,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-29
J onticeL;o, Seht. Is, 1904.

OAh1
have received your letters of the
9Th and oh Instant and shall use their
contents in due lime and place for the be-
nett oil our country. as vou seem suIli-
Gently apprised that the person of The
MARQUIS Yrujo is under the safeguard of
he nation, and secured by its honor
gains, all violation need add nothing on
that head. on another however may be
permitted to add that If ,he information
espectng a letter said TO have been writ
Ten by me was meant as sample of the
communications proposed TO be given to
you, their loss Will not be great. no such
letter was ever written by me by my au-
tho'ity, or with my privi;y. with my &C
acknowledgements for the communication /
tender you my salutations
tn: JEFFERSON
Major William Jackson
Duplicate.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-29
FRoM tuE REG1srER.

In the discharge Of an important, anI
to myself al Indispensable, duty, the sub
JDined sia;cmen, waa communicated, in The
FIRST instance, TO the governmcnt.-~ln .
respecttu: so!ci,ude lor the rights and in
tereat % our country the deposition and
letters ate now made public.
w. JACKSON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-29

Thomas Jefferson, esq. Pre-
sident of The United States.
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1804-06-11

SdEES B1 AUCTION.
n GOOD CRANCE FOR PURCHASERS.


TO BE SOLD BIZ PUBLIC vENDUE.
On Tbwiday, the All Of June ne.f, al 10 e'eIocs,
III be Caiumbta. 7evsrn, PokrLAND;
THE following LOTS OF LAND--vrz.--
About ~ acres, lying on the wci.eriy 6de of The
road leading Stroudwatr the fouherly lire of Maj
NeLeHans palure Carrying the width OF 20 rods 10 The
mel in Fore River. Said land laid Sn io9 houe
lots ; plan Of which may he fetn
dJs, About SO acres Of LAND, in Fa'moab,
i,uai,d the road eadne from S,afsat, 10 saecasp-
pa, we calculated fer valuable !afra, htua,ed wth,a
tour miles and hsf OF Ps,ani.
Tlb, 200 acres of valuable LAND in WiadIan,
on which convenient houle and barn. young orohsIa
Of $50 Said farm yields about Enghih hay
well fupPIied with pahure 90 actes OF which vaiea
able owlb OF wood and timber and within miles uf
Ps1snd Said farm will be fold together, ia part,
may fuit pureha.ers.
AjS, SEQ acres of LAND in Roynsnd, viz
No. 3, in range S-No IS in range TO-, No. & is is
range No. aud range H. No IS & i8 in ranga
IS. Said lots mofly covered with white OAK umbee
The conditions of fsie which fail plesie, With
more particular defcrpisn, may be known BY applying
10 SAMUEL BUTTS.
poy,Iosd -ftyH "a fcts)
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1804-06-11
Wild Land for fale.

TOR fale,, 1000 acres or Land, IN
4 townihip Number Four, in t.ie ievenh ranse OF
ownfl,;p north of the Wtlo P,sa 10 young nd enter
prizinp men In this town there icveral fet-
tiers, iaw and ga mills, and roads 70
the fc,ement From this there good water con-
veyance the pifcataGu river to h enobicot AVID
10 to Bangor The waters in this town are abupdant'y
fuppIied with Fi fuch iamon ihaG, acw ives, &e
where they lie ,akcn in great quanttes
Likewiie, 5000 acres In townlhlp Num-
Der Two in the third range, which will be fold by se lot
or Quantity as will bcn uit the purchafer This
eve miles from B,ago which there are twenty even
letsers ,evera farms under good cultivation two grin
mills faw mill aud another to be built this ieaion
Liberal credit will be given
Likewife, in townihip Number -Four, 4th
range, north of the vo Patent 3ooo acres to fett'crs
Any number of young who with to have good farms
and liberal terms make paymen- can be iuppcd with
this la ,raG quantity of Land where they will have
right fec the fame in different parts of the town,
in ots OF two hundred acres through which there
Is county road and fcvera fsttlements begun
Each of the adjoining have icttenlcnts now begun
and families thereon this town 10 between 30 and 50
miles from Bangor
Likewiie, in that much noted and -four
ifng town. !umher Three in the sh range, called Lin
coin rewn of the choicea Land in fad town,
iituated Nudome fwel of Landwhieh affords view
of feveral in the vicinity within two mi es of a
good faw and gri mill there tevera roads through
iad town. county road laid out through iald
land, leading TO Bangor. About 80 ieuements IN icid
town have been begun within two years; mott OF which
have families tiem.--Any periou perfons who with
have good lana well tua,ed for farms, near navga
ton be fuppIed with the fame. An unioubted title
will be given the conditions o ftttlement being per-
formed. For further particulars enquire of MOSES
HODsDON after the Fri, of jane. KentyFg plantation,
! nea, Baagorj or Of ANDREW STRONG, his attorney,
I now reiding in ,own!hip No. 4, sd rspgc.
Pnyfigso. Nav ,2 1904
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1804-06-11
POk7RT.
TIE STREET WAS A RUIN.
AN oR,olvAL ODE.

AN oR,oiNAL ODE.
H,aha 5y r. +. PAINE, ;uy Eja.
Sung tssd muic adap,ed1 by Mrs. JoNrs, before th
Megetgssu Lba,iiabts Fire Ssst!y, June I.
TE5h Street was Ruin, and Nights hor. ID glare.
flnmin'd with terror, the face OF DeipAir;
While houielels, bewai.ing,
Mute pity a6aing,
A Mothers wild ihreks pcrc'd the mereilefs air.
3eide her nood Edward implorin2 each wind,
To wake his low d filter who 'inger'd behind,
Awake, my poor Mary,
81 oh fly to me, Mary.
III the arm, Of your Edward pillow you'll 6nd
IN vain he called. for now the volumd fmoke
Cracking between N. parting raers breke;
Thro' ste rem, feams the forked Games aipire,
ALL all, is icE.the roofs FIRE, the roofs on Ere
Anafh from the winde~ bro, Mary to view.
She fcreau. d as round her the Games herceiy blew
Where thou, Mother !
oh Az 20 me Brother
Oh ave your poor Mary, who livts but for you;
Leave poor Mary.
All :! fave your poor Mary
Her vihou'd form descryins,
90 wags of horror flying,
The youth eretas his frantic gaze;
Ther p.ungcs in the msddenng blaze ;
Alof, he dsunrief loars,
The flaming explores;
The roof in cnde ers cruihes, -#e
Thor tambog walls he ruf,es;
She's fate from fears alarms,
She fainis in Edwards arms
Oh! NArust, fich thy triumphs are,
Thy hmplea child can braveiy dare
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1804-06-11

thPfcJMtH, V re lHe ana xnCIgeW.
PREAMBLE.
WHEREAS ereeing houfes for the employ.
ment of idle per!ons. who neglea and relule ex.
ereile any lawful calling buGneis to fupport
,bemfeves and families, and for the poor and in.
digens that want means to employ themfelves, map
be uleful to the public, and Especially to fuch
towns as hal be concerned in fuch an undertakings
Seef. 6. And belt fu,ther enaa-d ~ tie autbasiy
oforcad. Thai any two or moe OF the overieers
in any town that, either by themlelyes, or in co.,
junction, with other towns, lall he, eafter erett
work houfe, be and they hereby are authorized,
empowered and dfeded, TO commit to fuch h. uie,
by writing, under the hands of the aid owe feers to
be employed and governed according to the rules
and orders Of the houle, any perlon pe,f ref
ding in fuch iowa. that are in this a declare ed liza
bic to be fent thiher.
Scef 2. And Le eno7ed BY The authority ot~ eGaid,
That the pelfon who lhal be liable TO be tent
unto, employed and governed in any work houie
ereded, or 10 Be erected by one or more towns, in
puriuance OF this ad, are, all poor and indieens
perfons that are maintained by, or receive aims
from the Town alto all perfons able OF body to
work, and nor having eaate OF means otherwiie 10
maintain themfelves, who rsfufe or neglect 70 to
do. live a deioa'e, vagraut life, and exerciie no
ordinary calling or lawful bufn.G, iufHcient to
gain an honel livelihood, and all iuch as, having
iome ra,eabe eftate, but not fuficient to qualify
them to vote in town affairs, do negleti the due
care and mprov emen, thereof, and iueh as ipend
their time and property in pubic houfes, to the
neglect of their proper bu6nefs. or by o,herwils
miipending what they earn, to the impeachment
OF themielves and their families, are likely 10 &c.
come chargeable to the town and to the Com.
monweath.
THE Oserfeers now 6ra publah the foregoing
pafages Of the law for The inior nation of ali con.
eerned II will be ctierved that ,heie regulations
could not be enforced until work houie had been
ereded, although the law was enaeed feveral years
ago. But now that the town has work hou!e
ennfo' nable to the proson of the egina,ure, TIE
Overeers conceive it to be their duty to inform all
pericns who are the iubjeds of the foregoing law,
that will be proper for them to take nctiee Of il,
and 70 govern themielves as not to purfue any line
OF condod which may expoie them to be commit.
ted to the faid hcule.
BY order Of the Overfeers.
STEPHEN M'LELLAN Chairman.
Portland, MAY ?, 1904.
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1804-06-11

TUST received from Scotland, an ex-
y tenGve aiIortment of esetei
Large and Small BIBLES,
which are for fae low terms offered
iu the Dilrct Of Maine, at the BookQores of ISAAC
ADAMS and THOMAS CLARK, Filhltreet, Portland.
Liksevik, general ogorfnlsnt Of
Books on Divinity, Hiftory, & Milf
cellaneous fubeefs 3n.
Nav 28, 1904,
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1804-06-11

THAT beautiful lul blooded Horfe YOUNG rRAv-
i EILER bred in Penn(yvania, will Rand this fssion
the following places, viz.
AT hzeb.A Little, Els'rs, until the 18th of May.-At
Zsbaau Cg4sans in Hebron, the I4th S,h, 10th 7sh
6h, z7h, z8lh, and aoh days Of May aud on the 7ih
9Th, 9th, ,oh 18th, 7oth, a. and aad days OF June
and the IN, I'd, sd and 4h days Of Juy-At the IA
bes Of C,oesnsr Abb., and Semaa fngr IN New Gou,
eeer, the nth, I9,h aot a,a soth and s days Of
May, and the IN, ad Ih ia,h 18th I4,h, ssd, "a
18th and 9th days of June, and the sh, 9th 9TH and
9Th days of juiyAt the Gable of il5aei Ln, EfGr $
the aad. asd, a4h and as,h days of May and on the
3d. 4th 9Th, 9th. Ish i6,h, 7th, 18th. a7'h Sh, a9th
and goth days OF June, and after the 9h day OF July the
remainder OF the iea(on.
Yomg T,arsier is fifteen hands high, of a beautiful
milk white. and by the be judges conldered Of ihs
hsi made hores in the United States and ais colts,
very hne ferms Tao D,' the leap Fos, the l.Aion,
and SIS Do.lars to inure fsal. ,s
Alns, May !, 1894. JOAN DOWNER.
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1804-06-11
Parfksul. My ofk, Beg

TIE inGicr Oer hereby gives puolc All
cerned, that he has been dolly appointed, and taken
upon heieif he tru Of Admnrxrix Oh The eiiate OF
ABEL BRIGGS
late Of Portland in the county of Cumberland Mariner
deceaed by wing bond the law directs She therefore
reques all petlons who indebted the iad deceaeds
eatc to make immediate payment ana shoie WHO nave
any demands thereon, exhibit the lame 70 the Commit
Goner appointed to receive the claims on iad etate.
Dated April a6. 1894. MARY BRIGGS.
'T,HE fubIcribers hereby give public notice
Il to all concerned, that tpey have beer duly APP
psned have taken upon themeses the tfatt OF Ad.
miniiira,ors oa the e0ate of
JOSEPH STOCKBRIDGE,
late of North Yarmouth, in the county Of Cumberland
Efq deeeAedf by giving bond as the ,a~ directs -
They therefore reqe all pefons who indebted the
fad deeeafed's etate to make ,mned ate payment and
shofe who have any demands thereon TO eshib the fame
ito JOHN sTocKBRlDCE,
Dated May TO- 1904. WM.R sroCKBRIDGF
He iublcrlDer hereby gives public no.
ticc to all concerned that le has been duly sppon-
ted, and has taken upon himfeif the uuf OF Admn
traitor the Blste of
DANIEL HAMLEN
late OF Gorhar,, the county OF Cumberland, yeoman
decead by giving bond as the law direct, the there
fore rcquels all pelons who indebted faid deeea
eds etate make immediate payment and thofe who
have any demands thereon, 70 exhibit the fame to
Dafsf May .J I8o4. STEPHEN Larry
xAT nERKAo we the fublcrihcrs on the 6xtccnth day
w of March, 1904, gave three Notes of Hand to
ISAAC CHICK, otherwife called E,,sne Cbik the FRA
dated Limerick, March I6 1904, promifng for
lue received pay aid Chick Neutrality-suspicious. and
fifty ns be paid in hxty days fecond of the
fame date for the FUN of twenty even dollars payable
in four months; third of the fAme date theium
Of ffty.Gvc dollars, payable in months =; that
have confederation therefor, this IS caution all
perfons againa purchasing faid Notes, deter
mined not to pay tlIem
Mofes Philpot, i
William Hodgdon.
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1804-06-11
r TIE aJov. airst7 from tie Patentee, are /or ale
!ONH COE.
Eor sale.

THAT valuable FARM, In Partonsheld, formerly
owned by the late Da~1i Tiaa", Esq containing by
era,on two hundred and fifty about ninety OF
whcharc under improvement, well watered, with about
two hundred young Apple Trees en- the giAme, accom-
modaed with moving, plowing pafiuring and woodland
convenient Dwelling Houle, Barn and sut-houies--
thiryx miles from Portland, and oh the new road lead
ing from Coos 20 that pacelt will be fold altogether,
or in three parts, will beit fuit the purchalcr
Perhaps pleafannefs of fsuation it is not furpaaed
by any Farm in the county of York-For terms apply to
Mr. WILLIAM BLAGO, or NICHOLAS EMERY, OF
P Parfcns6eld or JONATHAN HALE, of Coventry,S,H
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1804-06-11

Limerick. Msys. 1905
To the Honorable '7n,qiees of the Coiyf of Common
Pleas, begun and holden at NeqvgbureaSr, 4vifb-
in and 10, the County Of Cumberland, Oia6vr
Term, 1909. M
THE petition of JESSE RICE ofMinot, in
fad county, humby fhews, that he is intcreed With
Edward Jumper Elizabeth Briggs, and others your
petitioner unknown tessnt in common In certain
parcel of land lying in Mnot afo, e(ad, bounded
follows :Besinnng the north-ea of 6fy.four
OF land which Jc Krc lives on, thence running
north wen by north one hundred and eventy ix rods
fake thence touth welt by wen hundred rods thence
louh caR by tooth, hundred aud feveny FIX rods
thence north ean by eaf the fri mentioned bounds
he ongng James Jumper and Others your petitioners
unknown heirs Of Edward Jumper late of Mnot aforelad
The above deeribed laad confnng of about eighty fix
acres that your petitioner deous hold and enjoy
his part iharc in fad deceaeds esae being venh
part in feveray he therefore prays that your Aonors
would order partition thereof to be made and his part
are sforcad f., of aad divided from the en agreea bic
to the law o the Commonwealth in uch cafes made and
provided. PETER THACHER, fos JESSE RICE.
At Court of Common Pleas for the county Of Cum
berand begun and holden a, Portland in faid county,
the third rueiday OF February,A d. 1904
On the Petition Of Jee Rice whereof the foregoing
q copy:
ORDERED That the Petitioner cssfe the feveral per
ons ntereted in the eitac the mentioned, and living
within the Fate the attorney Of fuch as aoicn, and
have attorney reGdins within the a,e be duly notified
OF a'd Petition Ivy icfvng them peronaIly with copy
there OF or leaving copy at their dwell ing houle
all place Of abode, by infer, ng the iubtAnce of
the fame, three weeks sfvely Of the
public newfpspes thar they oppor,un ty tcmake
their exception to this Court the hrd Tueiday Of June
next, 70 their granting OF the fame. Auef
Nav SaMI. FREEMAN. ci~I
NOTICE is hereby given that the copartner-
y Hhip of LORING q GUSHING, was dillcved this
day by mutual conient-all perons having demands a.
gana them requc0ed prelent their accounts for
iettlement, and tho(e indebted to make payment to
LAbAN LORlNC
Bsb Nay n. 1904 CHRISTOPHER CUSHING
DUBLiC Notice is hereby given. that the Copartner
i lp under the firm of
CORRT sJ' TUCKER,
is this day dfoved and all perfons having unett,
with iaid firm requeied exhibit the fame
for aduAment to the fubiciber. JOSIAH TUCKER.
Portland, May "a, 1904. rc'reef
{ fAKEN up by the fubfcriber in No,7k 7ar-
4 msub, on the 10Th May, black Horfe the owner
may lave him again proving property and paying charges
apply TO RICHARDS ST UEBS, f'e.i Lryr.
r. 7.rmsmL, Nay ~, 1904
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1804-06-11
10 be oold,

10 be Ood,
III Public Anf7ion, on Friday The isb day s
.June nest, at BoaOdombam, On Kenntlec ,iqs,,
A Good double SAW MILL, with a com.
II plea, ft OF iron Gccr N sool repair, with al, ,ls
privileges and appurtenapres thereto eopgng the pro
e,ty of Ezra Wbaay, Of Donon, bAn.IupL---ssle
prcmifes where the conditions viii be known.
under infru ueiions iiom his afignee.
BENJAMIN EMMONs
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1804-06-11

TT He Horie called FAKMEK, Will cover
i this feafon at Co"Dy, and on every Ihu'.day at
Fybur Corner at the of Ten Dollars to enure Five
Dollars for the feaon, and Two Dollars and half for
The above is full boeded Enelih horie, fred by
the celebrated wiz dir and of OF the Huatsy breed
Eie was landed Portland the 18th day of May inl
His Cots famous tor being large and beautiful.
N,,aAr8oA EBENEzER HATHAWAY
Jenks' Portland gazette., 1804-06-11
BIBLES.

Hereby give notice to the Subfcribers to Mr.
Carsys iecona edition of the Bblc that have receiv
ed boxes Of them from Philadelphia ard reque that
they would cali for them foon may be.
Portland. cSnye A. SAMUEL FREEMAN.