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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-22

O. his M,tion long dsoa's .,r..l, ~.
did rot terminate till near FIVE o'ciask. '''l
Il was Imported by MtHFs. Iswaics a.,
R. Gffwoid, Gregg, Alton, Holland, R ,i
and Sanford and oppofed by M>gfs. Pint,9
Sloan, Conrad. Smile. Lacas, FL es. I,eL ,''
5. L. Mitchell, Elmer, Stanton, and Bei;o,. ,''
when The Yeas and Nsys, brlag rcqlirel s s,
Yeas So Nays 90. .
A qaefion was then taken oaa pofo,n,,..
to the arf Mondly in May--Lof, Ayes s.
Necs 50.
Mr.. sFinaley moved poaasne-n-pt-to Il. :,
MoadAy in March: which mo.ian ss,er e.,
debate, pregaiied-ayes 55.-Nocs SO.
fo,preyenr an e,foae9as ia12trtli5a BIZ.
maze on The Puhlic hy The a1eve proceeding,
is proper TO rerafk thar duriag the wi9i. s.
cuRioa, not a dpgle vo,c- vas RATED in d.G.,,
Of the aa Of the iegiilataye OF Sou.h C55oaaa,l
lowing the importation Of llaYes ,ooI tnltoa i
contrarY, While by fome OF the fpeaizers is !,
morality and i,npaIicy were fever,Iy csnI5,
by all It's eyiaence vas deprecated. A Ia,
nnalber Of ttloas whavotcd fos TIC potp,aea.s,
advocated itoa TIE exprofs aal ana fole geo,,I
ihat Il yoaid giys The legianure Of South ca,
lima an opportunity, whoa they believed pors
be embraced, to repeal the aa.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-22

TIE Members Of The Wellington
Sociely OF Alexandra, are reqaeited
L, atten az snniveriaay 1neeslng Of
tap-essid iaeieu', On Ihurfaay the
2sd 9la Of tbs monsh, at Gadlby S
Hotel. at halfpaa lc o'clock, a. NJ.
Ihe t9elst) viii move IN procelllon
Ieeis Eel O'Clock, to the Pfeiby-
terrain Church, where an Grafton will
Be delivered By John Carlyle Herbert,
Eia.
g. DENEALE, seery
Alexandra, Feb. IL.
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alt,anarta g)aGg aoi,srtt5sr
WEDNESDAY,, FEgaU4Rr %,
lCla8F)fllafcu @ostep (
OF
ALEXANDRIA.

ALEXANDRIA.
0yder If the day Jar t0-m0f,fy.
The Society wiIlmove in process onfron
Mr.. GADsBY's HoTEL, accomphied BY
the Tutor and Scholars Of the Wilmington
Free School, at II O'Clock, anndncedby
a signal gun.
The seats in the aisle Of the Injecting,
House, in front Of the Orator, kill bere-
served for the children ofthe FTe School,
and the east gallery for the Mufc.
The services Of the day viii tommencs
Isl. W1th sacred Mus;c.
ed. IN address to The tbrfe Of Grace
Sd. An Aatbem.
18th. Orqtion
5h. Music quick time.
After which the society wilteturn in the
same order, when a Discharged II rounds
will BE fred from the Markelsquare
The subscriber being appointed to Mar
shall the procession solicits IN observance
of the above.
GEORGE DENEALE.
The abuse cfpower has flne ont ofmnd
been a pregnant topic OF discomfort. Inc
complaint Of it is often a Stepping stone 70
power, power a stepping stone to abuse
and abuse again to complaint, and thus
they run on a mill-horse round, Furnishing
the base trader in politics with means Of
deception and Of protit, at the expence, not
only Of the public purse (that IS Compare
lively a triaing evil) but Of the public tran
guilty and comfort. In fact those who arc
the greatest complainers when they haze
no share in the goverlmentor power Of a'
state, never fail to give the greatest cause
of complains when they set intoit. Lac
most lewd, baBbling hound of the h9'
pack Of denagogues, always becomes liz
most thorough paced fawning courtisF~
and he who when out boasts most OF I'D
own puritv, and most loudly imPeacae'
that Of others, never fails When in to M
come corrupt even to rottenncss. Ihe~'
~ abuses which lhat description OF olD
when in ed;ce practice, are the very tang
which furnish them with ell the TOPICS
which when out OF Office they epdeayouFp
render government in the abstractodlou'p
the people. In truth, powec appears Y.
more o6ious or more nischieYous ~ 'i5a
invectives, when as demagoqpesthey aoa
late and beguAe the people, than It IS llla =,
BY their practices when as public oHlo1 :.
they plunder and Cypress them. Inc Fy
pie see ii, vet the people never nlsA0, i.
Fhev listen with ianguishing regard % u
demaeoguc Of to-day, who IS to6e then y !.
traYer tomorrow, though all the wine -, y
is reminding them that he who IS tnslFos
frayer and piundarer to-day was bat ys'''.
dav their demagogue and idol. :,
1t was from a correctview Of the ns%.
Of man. as he. is eyer found to act ia Pa -,
teal capacity, and a conviction ofthe tr rn
we have stated above, that the fedeFal' ;,
repsate BY Foretold, and over aud ovs a,n
gain apprized the people, exhortlnS ,n n.,,
to keep the prediction IN fenlemof@sYo
that as soon as ever those flaming sous
Righteousness under the abused nans ~
liberty, the democrats, got INTO Pa zoo.
thev would soon demonstrate to u ;sg,
victon Of the country what their fca' - lei.
were-whetf,sr they sought power to u a.e;
for patriotic purposes, or Tor lac '''F
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-22

TIE fbfsFibcr being duly appointed afigree OF
The eaase and efse}s of 3.gmes Sssitl. Of DUN
fries, Bankrupt, GIVES NOTICE, to all
thofr indcb,cdt 70 him. or WHO may have any Of
his caate or effects "a their psf tlion, To-Day
ordeii9cfshe fame 10 The sfignse wiihsuS delay,
and no Cider ieiicn, but fach as may be autho-
riicd by him. Tholr indebted, who fad it in
convenient to make isarnsdiase Fayuent, thatwill
on or before the ira day Of March next, come
torwafd and give bonds for the balances due laid
eitats, vii! b INDUCED until SepteInber next,
not vail thsmielyes Of ibis oppcr;unify. or
making payment, nay expect proieculiuns will
be commenced wishou, reiervc.
Isnetly Brs'sdlgs,
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lyBr@sdlgs,
Amgnce.
FisrsheY Notice.

ON Mondsy the !. ID day Of March next will
comrcucc rhe fale of the property Of James
Smith, at the Store lately occupied by him ii
Dumiriss, eoniiRing of a
Farley Of GOODS,
tn rrnsins OF his Store, Houfchold and Kitchen
Furnisuze, i5,srles, Cattle, She.p, Hogs, Farm
ing Uteniiis, River and Bay Crafr, Scows, Boats,
&c. sc.
.4gs.-TWELVE NEGROES, if not difpof-
ed of at private iaie.
Likewifr the Lands, Houfes, Lots, &c. of faid
Smiths, viz.
a 1'raa Of Land near Damfrles on
the tide waters Of Powell's Greek, called Cedar
Glove, containing about SOC acres, with Hcufes
and other improvements.
One moiety Of Traa Of Land on
ChappAwamiic Geek, with Houlss, Quagries, and
Fteeaone thereon, &c
A IIouic and Lotin Newports Po-
toinscl No. -.
Two Let's with Stofehouie, Sheds.
WHAT, &c. il, the fame place, No. IS & 10.
One of two undivided Lots IN the
Town q. Geneva, State Of New olk.
Two Lots inthe City Of Waihlng
ton, No and $3.50 inSquare
Ard Tie Ioules and Lots IN Dunn
flieSnow occupied BY fad Smilh.
For furthcF particulars sconeernins
faia Lsfis, &c. epqoire Of fad Smith, q theiab
ieribes, who Will thew the terms and which vii
be pualicly made known at the time and place Ct
ialc.
a credit Of tx months viii be CIV
en- on all Ialls over Tweury Dallas, BY giving
bond VITA sppros ed frcurily for the smounF, With
inssreH from. ses date, if not puattu4ily laid.
Tie Sale Will continue from day to
day rntsl al the asotesaid properly IS difpof.
ed 81.
7imssllg Baurdigs.
Danfsics Ian. IS. ta7l rodf
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Z 7agssUeq]a Bat


THE Bail In comlnemorauon OF the
Birth of our late luxurious friend and
patriot Gen. Geo. Warrington, will be
held at Gadibg's Hotel on Thurlday
the 2sa init. A fubfcfiption paper IS
edged at the Bar, where gentlemen
arc reIaelfcd to f,bscfibe, and obtain
atickSt Of admiliion price. s dollars.
Vim. Fitzhugb,
1. Deblois, e
G. Deneale, g
G. Herbert,
V, a. DangerGeld,
Thos: Tripiett,
ESb.
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co yCRES
OF THE
II MITE D S ia IE S.
House or REPR IS ENI ATssVEs.
Ws}saesdaY December z.
Wedaesday Dscember e.

DEBATE OIL the A,paendaenft to the Constitution.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-22

ON Monaay the 5h day Of March next will
commence rbe fale of the property Of Jane:
Smith, At tie Store lately occupied by him il
Dumfriss. ennliEeinp of
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-24
AN ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT
FOR SALEM ALBEA1dRIE

HE Snkf'ibr airs for Jale fbat valuast audb;1s.
81 y proVta Farm, on zObieb b. at byef;nt ,eG3s,
I6r'e are 245 acres IF kn zpJieb adjoia the f,7S.
I0a''sVIRe, IN its 7p6Oe extent Tie i1pyoV.0sscts are
~AT'0H' and e0gfdra6Lr, ant ezlepiriei for ayOe a,5
ge"leel fa"il, the 31Oeing bos being 70 by % fef
1bi5 FEAT bas uniformity been fods,es one sfk moa
d5frable in tie URper country.
Ag5F-miH, e&ga='4geoggy JEtaeteA, la, Iaseiv Sesa
tyfdf-d o" fbrPremrt, The drm efzO6ieg il built of6ons
CoHhgnom TO The mill ard adjoining ibis trnt7 orl;rd
I@ge Artillery la, ay0 6eea eaabi;eeS; The boD,I Sc b.
80 ffff' bah fo0e andtb. zuatty, 4cJisb Is ,ec,o,2
any fo0f', brought in epes na6, ground, bu. aY dir
Iaaes'f1 f0f @9y 1be daiey. fegsb-r qri@ TIE GasS
Gn"fsNd sS1ifb bftbe bsF quay nay be lad 4u;.5 r
jiyF menfiOuedtyat7. '
Pref9Ttio"' BY letter or otrr4oe 4rW Be dayy a,ten4,
TO- ami on Receiving part gtbe Price in N.yrse, C,g
DS pa, Public S'esie', orgo'd Bor asiqdaia5.
ff T0H De "adf 10 @e pD,ebqr, and great 0ee3anoa7-
ito" giOH" for tie Jrer by baVing i. sfsfat7,, GcDrt
Wf. ". HENINC.
N'N'''''9ViHf' oef D. eW6F
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-24
DOCTOR WILSON.

HAS taken Gas a temporary re6dence, .ts.
4 houfe lately occupied by Doctor ADAMS. onDO ~
NE the Bell Tavern, and intends to combine fhs
BUSINESS with the pr AC-.
ice OF PHYSIC. He is now opening a part. and
expects to receive by the arrivals from Pbilsde
phia, the balance Of freh and very general fuppv
OF MEDICINES, and other articles in the Apothecs-
reS Line, which will be fold on the loweft terms.
carefully attended to- WA 'e
juno 70 (eW6ml
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-24

feldorn or never deviated. No maa eniored
more than he did the delights of friendly inter
courte, and the feftive peafures Of fociety but
all his pleafnres were fubfervient to the para
mount qualification he derived from the great
end he had in view, that of ferving his country.
and inarueting mankind----for what Johnfon f,ys
or Pope, may with itrd truth be applied to him,
"that he was one of thofe few whole labor was
their pleafure."
Notwithstanding the great attention which
his profeliional duties, and the preparation for
his many valuable difcourfes to the Afiatic So
ciety required, he found time to write and pub
iih fome works no lefs curious than important,
between the years 1888 and 1898. One of
thefe he printed at his own expcnce, and fold
for the benefit of infolvent debtors, an ACTON 70
diftintereted that it will ferve to do away \ very
erroneous notion, entertained bv fome people.
that Sir William Jones was ielffh and penuri-
Ous.
But the mott ufeful work in which he was p
yer engaged, and upon which therefore he was
mott intent, he did not live to complete. This
was copious dgeft of Hindu and Mahonledan
laws, complied from San!crit and Arabic origi-
mails. OF this he had prsfented a plan to go
vernment, who had given it their mott liberal
patronage and ftrcnuous fupport.
The Pandts employed in the undertaking had
concluded their part oft, and the Motives has,
nearly hniihed the portion which it was their
buiinefs to f,pply, when the hand of death ar
reited the progrefs ofthe work, and deprived TO-
ciety of Il Sir kpilliam Jones.
In April, 1894, he was attacked with billi-
Gus complaint, which, after a rev weeks proved
10 obftinate, as to battle the utmoit f,ill Of his
phyiicians, and on Sunday morning, the a7th
ofthe fame month, he died, agreeably to the
uniform tenor of his life, ] Patriot, P5;Laso.
pier, ard CbrJfian.
He was buried the day following, with all the
reipeet belonging to his rank, and what is
more valuable, with all the honors due to his
virtue.
No monument has yet been erected to his
memory, but we undertand that a cenotapb.
iultab!e to the high merits of his character with
a Latin interruption, written by one of the Erf
icholars* OF the age, is now preparing. and will
be placed in St. Paul's.
The following epitaph, which he wrote on
himfelf, and which is as itift as it is terfe and
ciafiica, will doubtlefs be acceptable to the
public :----
Here was depofited
The moral part of man
Who feared God but not Death.
And maintained independence, but fought not
rches
Who thought
None below him but the bafe and un;uh.
None above him but the wife and
Virtuous:
Who loved
iiis Parents, Kindred, Friends, and
Country
With an ardor
Which was the chief fource of
All his pleafures and all his pains +;
And who having devoted
His life to their tervice,
And to
The improvement of his mind,
Refigned it calmly,
Giving glory to his Creator;
Whining peace on earth,
And with
Good will to ali creatures,
On the--dav of.-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-24
~ NOTICE rs EfREBr cJrru

HAT a Petition will be prefented to the
u General AnemSly, at their next SefIion, for the
ise OF the Giebe in St. Marys Parifh in Caroline *
the mveititure ofthe ntereft of the Money thereby
r1iiea' IN the preent Incumbent, 70 long he may
continue to act as luch in the faid Parilh.
CAROLINE, Augnf 1T, 1861. Tewsm.l
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-24
WANTS EMPLOYMENT.

a YOUNG MAN who writes an excellent
L a hand, and has been accuhoued to Boox-Ksr
INC Tor the lat nine years. He come well recon-
heiiaeo ioT MS iobrety and attention to byfnes A
letter directed to A. B. and left with IA. Primer
of ihall be duly attended to.
AHgyf 90 1ews1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-24
TUNSTALL's
PATENT THRESEING M5CYTNP

HE advantages to be gained by farmers, by
:. applying Tome eifectual parts to Threihing Ma
chimes, which have greater velocity adequate ength
and greater cheaPne than hitherto and applicable to
any machinery, are universally allowed to be VERY
great. WILLIAM TUNSTALL. has obtained
Patent for frch improvements ard wiihes 70 bens,
the public on the moi reafonable terms D;a-;a,
and individuals may he now accommodates with Ma.
chimes and patent rights by applying in perfon or by
letter (p9f paa) to the pafenfee, H>RE1rs 1a:e9n Il
fbe SToan Taoern, Richmond
n. B. A Mill Wright and Iron Worker for the re-
iPec.sive parts, are wanted-apPly above.
Ihefe Machines viii hull Clover and threih Rice
Buck Wheat &c. preierved free from grit.Countsr err
feits will be dealt with the law direas.
July Is. eW-,f
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-24

ITbe following Reteh OF the life of Sir w.
Jones is borrowed from the ar National Intel
i'gcnser. The Editor oftbst paper has neglect
Sd to indicate the fource, from which il was ORR
ghsily copied. Such information ought GER
tainly TO have been given; as it would not ONLY
have enabled many of his readers to Judge with
greater confidence, of the authenticity of the
fats, bat as il slight aEo kayc pcrfsatcd fosns
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-24
MES EABRooK,

7 z. x,
. ESPECTFULLY Informs his friend, and n.
! - public IN general, that he has removed from
near the Marhe, to Iiatrss corner oppoGe the Cuff
tom Ho,he; where ell commands in his line will i.
punetually attended 20 and as ne has. e;tab,bed
regular ccrreipondence Z, Philadelphia. yeutlemen
may rely OF having their clothes made in ,he newea
faihion and reateff manner -
n. B. Ladies Riding Dreles and Gree, Coas
made IN the newell saih;cr.
OGcber l7.--Ne.v. liz
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-24

Low FOR CASH, OR ON sHoRT CREDIT,
DiretF from Pesmgtoa's NGanutatfoJy, P6iLO.
1eipbia
o Al SU G A K,
X an excellent quality, either by the hoec.
~ -, head, barrel, or Jingle loaf. The fupply
Will be regular and large.
HLSO-BAR IRON, by the ton or iirctr
bar: IRON CASTINGS of various kinds. Inv
the ton or Jingle piece. among which are fcE
tons of so and so lbs. weights.
M!CAJAH DAVIS.
4th OF 7th mo- 1904. eW6m1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-24

To attempt m iiiuaration of Sir william
Jones character, by contralling his powers with
thole OF other great men, were an indivdious as
well as an ufele.s ta's but it may, with per.eo
truth, be iaid, that few men, either OF ancient CT
modern times, pofeiied more general and pro-
found errdition.
With him, his eomtyy was honored--
him, fterGfmr was adoraed---ard with kim.
/oeietv was graced. 81"
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ofthem TO have purchafed and perufed the vo-
lume, from which it might have been extract
ed.
The life of this accomplished man will no
doubt preient the curious reader with feveral in
terefing anecdotes. Initruttion however is here
blended with amufement; and to the young
virginian, who calmly n,editates on the Incl
dents of Sir w. Jones' life, It viii furniih fome
inGruStive and memorable le.lons.
1. Several of the mon accomplished young men
in our fate, anxious 10 reconcile their love of
cafe with the ambition for literary and fcientfic
improvement, have attempted to propagate an
opinion that itudy is not neceiIary to genius !;
that the mind, which is rich in native power
needs not the creatures of other minds to affift
far from adding to its maturity and know
ledge, tends to reprefs the ar,snt ASPIRATIONS and
original reflections of genius. Thcfe are the
men who ridicule the retired ftudent & who by
iat:rizing him as pedaIt & book-worm, at
tempt to depreciate the value of thofe labours,
which they would in vain attempt 20 initiate.
Theft are the men who, forgetting the fuccefiive
progrefs of the mind, or expatiating upon foli-
tary infances of bookifh pedantry, and learned
ignorance, attempt to vindicate to others and to
themfcivcs the Incidence irit, and afterwards
the diflipation into which their feelings unfor-
tunately betray them. To fuch men let me re-
commend the following life of Sir w. Jones'
Perhaps he may be able to convince them of
the value of that truth, which vanity cannot
L" that labour is necenary to excellence."s
9. IT inculcates not merely the value of la
bour, but the utility of properly employing it.
It teaches in other words the benefits OF pro-
per and perfevering method in the profecution
oflterary labours.
Q. Il fecms to refute an opinion, which has
prevailed, that the graver and lighter
Purtuits OF the mindare altogether Incompatible.
In the mind of Sir W. Jones, ali the various com.
binations OF thought feem to have concenter-
ed, without mixing, confufng or interrupting
each other. The fame mind, which gave exit
ence to mott ingenious and learned efIay on
the law of bailments or carried its refearches
with fuch fuccefs into the literature OF the ear
could at another time adapt itGrlf to the mott
tender or descriptive images of the poetic mufc.
4. An opinion has ALTO prevailed, that know
ledge tho it enricheS all the world befide, does
net reward its ponefior that the man of wifi
dom is not truly happy (; and that the Flooding
plough is much furer inftrument of enjoyment
than the moff learned competition. Let the
life of Sir w. Jones, who appears to have been
among the happieft of men, refute this infamous
libel upon fcience
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-24

Probably BY bis jiicnd DR.. PAR.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-03

aIsr;s diiig~estcr Inconvenience from this fou-ee
IS he advances iato years. Eys'y one therefore
oho' know, lis worth viii be d.,irous OF removing
i'm to ii;ua,ion, where hi. he itb an life will be
oro'e9ed from ia. evils Incident to the tutineis
N which ne is now engaged His qualifications
20 nj, not only with fahfulnef, but with g-eat po
puaiity, tie OH e winch is loon TO be dip fed Of
ID one VIII donbt. who has had any oppor unity
to obierve the odity of his character, and the ami
ablenels OF his manners.
hope, by means of the ex,cnfve circulation Of
your psper, 10 p'event the m fake under which
iome have !abonredfrom operating to the dfAdv "a
tage Of a n'aa, who deiefves every sncoura cement
from g-nsrous and d.lcernng public.
] am, Sir, yours, SC.
A CCRRESPCNDENT.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-03
CBy PermiIan of General Court
a. TICKETS.

IN the following Lottery, are for ifaie at
= the office of the PORTLAND GAzErTE-ar the
PO5T-OFFICS. in Portiani--and at the BsokRore of
IsAAC AID ANS -As the Bridge which j. deGgned to
benefit is of great public utility, and very
TO the people of MAISs is preiur,ed the fe will be
literally encouraged in this quarter. evin6ve OF
Pn5ic fprit. The Ssbms certainly holds great
courag ement
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-03

M. JENxs.
AS report has prevailed in town that the Of
fice of ,tsjae. or dled wouli not be acceptable
10 Mr.. STEPHEN WAITE, feel author
iHed, and thiak it my duty to declare that i,
Is without foundation The mode0y Of this gea.
tleMan would hardly fufer him 10 correA ml
reprefepsion, where his intereR was concerned i
IS therefore neumb.nr on his friends to do it for
him. Tn. views which influence M. Waite ON
fhis occaiirn, are not rho!- of enolumcnt, tut
'h"te Of iAfety and health Hi. pscient employ
''ent expoies him to fatigue. an the igours of The
weashe', more than is confident with tn: iecbeaefs
OF blk conlltut,on.
Hence he is oe.en indifpo'ed is in danger Of
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Coauty Rfgister Of Desds.
N &. JEN K s.,

Mr.. JEsKs, -
AS County Kegi1er, give me leave 70 Offer a
candidate from the eeu7t,y-ANDREW K. GID
DiNGE. Eiq. of Pejepfto'. has every requi6,e
ability to execute The Office with honor to him.ef
and jnnice to the ruoiic, in the opioi n Of very
many YEOMEM.
F'esto,t, february 295.
n. g.. He will remove to Portland If h: ihcu.d
be ehoien.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-03
Mr.. IENK5,

Mr.. JENKs, :.
per TO int oduce Capt. SAMUEL STEPHEN
SON, as candidate for the Office Of Resieer Of
Deeds. Among the nune,ous candidates for this
office, no perfon IS more d.frrSng the patronage
OF his tsl'ow-ciz.os than this gentleman. He
poHe I-s ali the qnaii aoo. tor the office IN the
hishct degree aud unable endure the hardfhps,
and changes OF climate, to which marines are ss
pefed, he has relinquiIhed his former p,ofellion,
and is at lsi.ure to dcharge the duties ofths office.
CUMBERLAND.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-03

'WHEREAs Ruth, my wife, has eloped
from my bad and board, together with my chill
dra. Gas iuppofe) BY the advte and ainance Of foe
evil minded perion perfons take this method
bid all perfons har ring ,ru0ng them my account.
tor will not pay cent which they contract after this
date. IO4N DOWNING
A4issf Msrs5 I, 1904.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-03
INFECTION Of Butter g Hogs Lard.

HE lubfcriber having been duly ap-
pointed Deputy Inpector of Butter aud Hogs Lard.
for the town of Portland gives this public notice :hat
nc is now ready TO attend to the duties OF his oe Tie
may be found at BLAKE & SIMPSONS fore, A1ila.-
S''' Thomas Blake.
FEB. IS, ISo4
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-03-03
P1SCATAQUA BRIDGE LOTTERY.
-
THE General. Court pof Newhamplhire

having Paned an ACT at their late felton,. Dec. "a.
1909, granting IorTssr for the pccia purpo(c of rail-
ing s~ ibosasi das to repair and main, the FL
cATAouA BRIDos and have appointed the fuhfcribers
Managers to cosdu ad Lottery, who have given bonds
qualified hemelves the law directs for the faith.
full dlcharge of their duty-do ofcr to the Public
the following ScHEMs for the FIJI ClsE