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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-10


THE fabfcrbcr hereby gives public notice T. oil con,
scrned. thar he has been duly appointed aud has
taken upon himief the uu Of adminisa tor to the
eltate OF sa, 81, y ss4. 100,
@M JAMES VAUGHAN. late Of Portland.
in the county Of Cumberland HcuiewyigAs, deceafsd
ny giving bond the law directs -he therefore re.
quein all perfons who indcbted to the fad
eiate, TO make immediate paymem and shoGs who havk
any demands thereon 10 sxhibs the fame tor
ito THOMAS WASHBURN.
D'trs at P.as.s Mo- q. iSo4. 1893 ~ ~, ,
/ HE fabIerber hereby gives pub &c noeics 70 Al,
concerned that e has beea duly apponsed and has
taken upoA herfsh the rnA Of adminhrssrx "a the
etsase Of ;t,-4t ~, ~, = 81. n ~
...asss DANiIi. BAci.rY.
late OF Portland in the county Of Cumberland Mariner
BY giving bond aa the, law dir refs. She there.
fore reucs all ferfons who Indebted 20 fa;d decesY
eds eaate % make immed paymens, snd shoir wh,
have any deahds thereon exhibit tie fame for ie,tIe
ment 60 her As 90 may be-
| DATED fe'slssS, Nsp. ~. THANKFUL BAGLEY.
taE fuhierbsr hereby gives public notice to ali con-
! II eerned, that have been duly appointed. sad
have taken upon me tho run Of adminnra rix uron
the l<da'e of RODENT rATE, late Of Falmopth.
in the county Of Cumberland mariner by giving bond
as the law directs :She therefore rtques al pssfots
who reindehtrd the faid deeeafed elase 9 max
immediate paymeui ; and thofe who have any demauda
Thereon, 10 exhh,t the Game her wi,hoe, DELAY.
f DaAd, Nee "A, 1904 MART HA TAT1, A
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-10
INSTALLATION.

Bid6yord, D0tabr o, l6Uf
Ycnerday the Rev. JoAs TURNER. was infaled paitor
the tecond religious feciety in this town-The Rev
MIR lton of made the introductory prayer
The Rev. Mr. Fletcher, Of Keanebunk, delivered well
elapted dcourfe from Revcl 20, II and 1.-THE Rev
MIR. Coffin OF buxton, made the infallng prayer-The
Rev. Dr. Hemmenway, Of Wells, gave the eharge-The
Rev Mr. whcomb Of pepperrelborough, the right hand
ct felowfhip-sna the Rev Mr.. Noyes Of Corha, made
the concluding prayerA new Church was etab!ied and
al things done in dscency and in order
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-10
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TIVE connection in the matchmaking
y and JesNelry bainefs. between .s4%
JOSEPH q GEORGE LOpIS,
was by mutual confcut, tiac!ved the aoth Of laa
nionth.--An perfons indebted are regueAed 70 make
immediate payment to- Jossra I.ov.s-and thoie whs
have denahds will call at the ign the Watch, Tih
1rcet, Portland. 500
10 'EpH LOWS, ..t
GEORGE LOWS
Watch making ard ewety executed at the above place
in all rbe variou, brahchcs with neatnes and dpatch.
Far taie az adove,
= a handfcme aGorrn,eft of bcn WARRANTED WATCHES
Eight day CLOCKS and TINE PIECES, at reduced prices
gr Cah given for Old Sold anc siser.
- Wanted Immediately, an ingenious
Lac, to the Wa.ch. making badnefs.
Portland, De. 10, 1904
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-10
REGISTERS for 1906.

Tor fale at the Book-SroRs of ISAAC
l. ADAMs; NJ. 8. Jsss,' s.p ;-1 the Pubiithers'
price. By the dozen Jingle,
The MaHachufctts RICHTER s. United States
Calendar. 60
6U-The Farmers, Tfaiah Thomas Maine
Almanac and Regieter.. Lows and Poor
Richards Aln,anacs, ksgreG das. n begk
BOOKS g. STATIONARY, q usual.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-10

THE bicrber hereby gives pn,lc notice to all con-
i eernedshat he has bcsn duly appoin,cd, and has
akei upon himeif the ,ru OF Executor II the Ial
will aud teiaament 0f
THOMAS CROKER,
late of Minot., the county st Cumbersnd yeoman.
dcceaied. by proving the WILL and by giving bond the
law dets He Therefore requcs all pcrfors Who arc in.
debed laid deceaftds ea,. make immedie payment
fame for fetsicment, 20 ISAAC CROKER.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-10
Maine Fire I, Marine Msu,ance Company.

THE PRECEDENT and Directors Of the Maiae Fire and
L. Marine Infurance Company in conformity to their
act of ncorporaticn give notice that their aptal Stock
amount. to One Hundred rhoufAnd Dollars an6 thai
shey Continue receive propolas. and make nfurance
the following rs, Al their Office in Fihiireet viz.
On vefeisr Good and Freight --agaua Captivity Of
perons-o the Lives Ct perfous dur ing their abence
(ea-in,cales Of Money lent potsomry and Refpon
dentiaon Dwelling Houfes aud other Buildings withia
the Dart Of Maine asa'n damage ar;sns the fame
by Fire. originating in any caufe except THAI Of desn in
the injured. ss- ass 49, -.
The Company viii not infurc more than Fifteen
Thoufsnd Dollars ON any rifk
BY order Of PreGdsnt and Directors
JOHN P. THuRsTON, Secretary.
Msi.r Fire y M~i~< xyvsss
Ofix, Nv q, 1904. ~ssS,.,..,s q. = z
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-10
PARTICULAR NO47CEJ

TO LorrERY ADvEs,UsERs.
THE I'd, Clsfs of Pj6ctaqua Bridge
Lottery, will pontive!y commence drawing in =
days. Wis the 9Th OF this mostl The hishc prize is
10000 Dolgars.
All Tickets unfold will be returned the Managers on
that day. and foid afrsr that At dollars each
few Tickets at 33C and Quarters at of remain for
fale q the Bookore and fortunate Lostsfy-Ofic Of
=. THOMAS cLdRK, Eys Rrea, sP~a.sa.
ii applied for Immediately. -.
- Prize Tickets taken ia payment.
Dee.JO. - (sw)
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NUlWE -,
THE Creditors OF Tobn Ander(Sn, of

i W!caiI,y,, ssaina whom Commif!ioc Of Bank.
ruptcy has been awarded ana proceeded upon re-
qneed 10 mes, the Ccmmifoner in laid and the
AGienees OF laid Eankrupts eatc. the Commaiogers
Ofice, No ?. Mniry's Row, Portland. 10 the Ditrid
II Name on Saturday, the lssh intf. O'Clock, H.
to fec If the creditors of faid Andcron, wilt with the
ennicn of lard Cosmoners, authorize the fait Agu
30 rtftr the dpu,es and csim., fulfilling between
andcr!co Child and VIM sullivan, Alisnee u r. Child.
aud rho Aignees Of fad John Anderton, and between
Ffsrrs Anderion AMI the AGgaees aorefsid, Of faid
Joha Andsrion 10 men Iy rule Of Court or osherwiie.
Sit.AS LEE, 49, .r
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-10

At Berwick, Mrs Sarah LORD K.. 50.
AT Frankfort, (.ei.) Gen. Iohi Caldwell, Ii, Gov Of
the state Col James Barbour aged 70 an officer il our
revolutionary war.
At Bottom, Of an aroplexy, the Right Reverend SAM
uEL PAFsrR, Bhop Of the Proteant Epiicopal Church
In Mat.achufe.ts, in his seth year. =
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-10

sTf Cons70is ri s., ...
I4@NSss,1':5-o D.. she day iaa ae4f: FIR Public rlsatf
81 the meeing hcue of the rre se;sv !, III; 800, cr
they Ses highly iatcreled by peroi -,ances fa to the
occaaon THE Sacred Nuiic ray excellent land it is
generally thought exceeded any thing or the kind before
ohefea to the public in ;his town Much merit is due to
'sa singing society and the gertissasa of he asi 4a-
Nos, fr shc audbe excrt;c.ls is ardeutly honsd sha
,ntosons 70 honorable 10 the town. will receive the pub
lie a'tentionthey 70 richly dslerye. FRIEND
trratum-f Ero Biographical -ry-s eed us in Pb.ps
'''' pAS@1 u orr --ln toe k psrarrs5 hut o a, honor
reS horror II 10 lee f1yeG, he latin aascs vud Be ,sui
'5g--' Qne.n pe,is pcrdat, prus dSncn,st"
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-10

fx5t Rses;vsd,
TOR SALE at
i THOMAS CL14RX's Boox-S7oR1,
The Massachusetts Register, for 1905
p'ies 5 dolls. per dsz. socts. Jingle.
December 20. >.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-10
TURNPIKE NOTICE.

=. TURNPIKE NOTICE.
'HE Proprietors of the 7rntb Nea0.
i bsmpGi,r 7~eftr hereby notified to meet at
the dwell ng houie Of Hssay Hit, on faid grant, on
the foerth rueiaay OF January next O'Clock, A.
on iaid day for the following parpofes, Wig.
! To chooe Moderator 60 govesn laid meeting.
ii. To choofe Prcpretor's Clef.
III To shnofe T,caGurer.
~. To choofe board Of D;ree1o-,. -
Toyste fuch adeamenrs may be thought neceHary
VI 10 fec what eratious 1,all he made 10 the Bye
Laws Of faid corporation
VII Toexamiae all accounts tia, NAY be prefenied for
allowance. STEPHEN WILSON, C~l, P.T.
L,,e mr. Nsv. 90, 1904. ~ sc1
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-10
FINES CoDNAM,

l. JAMES C0DNAN,
INFORMS his friends and the public,
thar Ne has for fiie, a, his fore P'catant Hill,
the main road leading from CorEam corer To Buxton
general aror,mens OF =. -;
Enelih, w. l.. Goods & Groceries.
Z Lkewd.-Drsndy ;sPoe,, Sherry, Liiboa and Malaga
T;ncs Vinegar. by the barrel or hn.iie quAntity-A
general SiE,rtncnt Of LA l. -
Hard q Hailsvu W'asx, e Cutlery
A!fo--4d I'd. led, 4 zod Nai,s: sd, I'D, & Cd Brads
~ BY Window Clafs Turks lland and Liverpool
salt. "A confant fuppy OF Mems and Wnmen's Shoes
and 1t sthef which be is determined fe,l low
be p"rchaiea in Poftiandfor Cath Lumbcror Csaotry
Produce. ae.t. 00A
So. NOTICE. h. ~,
~ He wines all thoie who are indebt-
ed to him Account, world call apd fet!e wifh him
before tho R OF January and .ioe who have rctes
Of more than fix months 'ndi"s, are rceueted to ray
the fame before the a Of January Sher~e they will
be pur in fiir sfss Ce,Iun. Dee. 70.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-10

an ruefl,y. Nov Is. a Red Morocco POCKET
~ BOOK, CONTAINING inadry monies, amounting g
~. H.aasd ant Ei.res oovss among which wssa check
N the hank Tor FIVE dollars: whoever hiss found ana
viii rs,urn tie fame 70 tho Gazette Office tho fnb-
eribsr in Ba,aa, hall receive FIVE DOLLARS reward
~. :, SAMUEL WooDMAN.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-10
sDarrtso,

In this town, Mr.. James Farmer to Mfs Bs.fey Webb
-Mr. sinIeon Hall, to ME- Harriet ThraferMr Saan-
vel Cobb 70 Mfs Salty Lmt-Jofeph Pope merchant, 10
Hannah Ta,sr, daughter Of John Tabor
In Biddeford, Nathaniel Coih attorney at law, to Riffs
Mary Porter
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Dbip lsUs.

PORT poRTLASp a.
S,t4'asy.D ss-Arrved brig Eneavcr, capt smonton,
% days from Cuadaocpe. ;.
Sandy, Dec 9Arfiyed fch Mary, capt Mead, % day.
from Tortoa. No news
NOV lat 20 81 Ion IS 40 poke brig Mariner Of PORT
land, Gage, bound Havarnah in diref AZ days from
amaics at r. NJ his ir mate. George rhuro, Of Port
land, fell out of the fore chains, and was drowned
Capt Morgan, Philadelphia, from valez Malaga and
Gibraltar, has returned in balla No fruit was to he IN p
ped till anfwer obtained from Madrid to petton
Indeed from what could be learned there was pot uccnt
prepared in the town. to frn lighter load FOR each vef
TEL then theirs. On topping Gibraltar capt M
allowed TO have any intercourse with the hore but was
with two hhd Of water taEning them adrift
for him to pick up--Pak
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-10

yX/E the fubferibets, having been appontea By the
Nv Hon samud Freeman Efq Judge IT Probate of
Wills, &c. for The county Of Cumbxrisnd, TO- receive
and examine the claims Of creditors the eAafe OF
JAMES VAUGHAN late Of Ps,Assi. in the county It
Cumberland, Houftw right deceafed repreiented inie.
vent-do hereby give notice. that Gx monm ore allowed
e ajd ere@sors tn bring 10. and prove their iaima
and that we 1saI at;end that lervce Il the Cce OF
JAMS Hsrx,ss. E(q IN iAid Portland, on the ara
rneEays of ukcemhce, February, aud May next, from
three to GIVE O'Clock, p M. ON iaid days
- ~ Il = ~ ,snctss. JOHN Co.. Ia a
..@ssa fss..s STEPHEN CHASE. yuu.
,povsland Nov sk ,Qes
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-10

THE fubfcribrr hereby gives public notice to all con.
l. cerned- thai he has been daily appointed, aud has
taken upon himelf the sraa VI Administrator Cd she
Eitate Of Mofes Titcomb, 49,.
late Of ST. Csoix in she Wen ladies' Eduire by giving
boad the Law cires he therefore reqaes ali pssfons
~ho indebted the f4id deccaGtd saee, to make
imm< as,e paymsus, and thofe Who have any snands
thereon, to exhibit The fame 10 z ~.
.-s2 JOSEPH TITCOMB.
Dated P~sissS Nsv. 90 1909. FDs1
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STOP II RUNdWAE:

VIII II 1NC1yzzV III
A SECONDED from: the houfc ofthe fubfcriber. on
"A the night Of the ~ inn JOSEPH GRANT, an ap.
prentice, beund by indensure TO -e.Had on whea he
departed blue outde jacket; and white inner one
pair Of olive coioured rowlers -hc Is about Eve feet
eight inches hsh Large black eyes, dark hair, and
markahse white teeth; feventeen years OF age Ian April
Whoever viii nop this Runaway, and return him to
the ufcrber -cure him, and give information there
of ,all receive three dollars vewsrd-A perfons
hereby forbid truning harboring him they ha'
seise the fuIlpenalty Of the law, Z.
SIMON FERNALD.
3. Tori, DEE !, 1904 (54)
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n DUMMIES T4YEI

CT DUMMIES sI14VERN.
THE iubfcriber hereby informs the
i. public, that he ha. ,purebafeS the HOUSE in
Erenfwck, lately owa.d aud improved by Mr. Ja~ Ds~.
siY as favcrn-and has eretaed large and csmmodi-
ou. Stable for the Accommodation IF horfes He has
provided hmfef with every thing neeeary for the
foft and convenience of travellers and a1ures thof.
perfons who have occahon Wifi or travel through
Btuniwck. that by calling upon him. they haIi have
s,4.l,pbi o. e. DAVID OWEN
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-10

The Salem Rcgiaer, that belIer Of Pickering, and
* common place" all manner of fsurry, has regifered
few items OF abuie again four void friend" Carlton
growa weary Of crbbIing or hond he Be likely $50 fa
Tor want of nock" we would recommend him the col
of the Argus from which he can fvrnfh hinfef
Aort time I, may be well copy the Dssfr," bones
cny, 'c<7tra,, s,te &c. &c. and then wind up with
dat wsuderf production vo by party who call them
cves the oxa of Woo!wich hut he mutt be careful
iraA nothing in reply fte will then have acquitted him
Elf worthy OF his boalted mpartaGty
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-10

Lia,r Jart, Some information reiasve % the con-
dat of this new political et and the proceedings Of the
town Of Woolwch will focn be laid before the public
feeble writer in the Argus has undertaken to defend the
UNTO But his d-clarnaron udaccoapsned with procf and
Ais indecent inveeve agan us, will 60 but little way ir
ilewng the unocence OF that deigAing combination.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-11
AMHERST, IN. H.> june 90.

The following resolutions have passed
both branches of the legislature of New
Hampshire. B1tremain, a, present, with
out the approval or disapprobation OF the
Executive.
WHEREAS, in the present prosperous
state OF the common country, many of the
presses OF the United States areda:ly TEEN.
ing with abuse and ipveclive against the
constituted authorities Of our general go.
vernment.
HeSotUrd, by the Senate and HOUSE o.
RtfireSe.lfatiues in general court conUened,
That they view with regret aud tlisappro
baton the Distinguishing sentiments incul
cated through the medium OF q free press.
apparently designed 20 ALLEVIATE the atfec-
tons OF the people from the general 90.
vernment, and to abuse and vilify the Pre-.
Aident and principal officers of the United
States.
Resolved, That they congratulate their
fellow CITIZENS throughout The union, unon
the happy result OF those measures OF The
general government which have secured
/ to MS those rights which were lately inva-
dcd, without az appeal 10 arms.
RosoiOed, That they repose full conf
dence IN the present administration Of the
general government, and rest assured that
such measures viii continue TO be Pursu-
Cd as shall NEST ehectuAliy preserve the
peace, secure lhc commercial rights and
MAINTAIN the general interest Of the uni.
on; and having the fullest conf fence in
the justice, Oenevolehce and wisdom o!
the President of the United States, they
do hereby express their unalterable deter.
mlna'ion 10 co operate with the general
government, in all necessary aud proper
measures TO preserve the union, TO csta-
blish justice, TO ensure domestic tranquil
ty, TO provide for the common defence, to
promote the general welfare, and to Sc
cure the blessings of civil liberty.
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PROTEST
OF the minority against the above re-
solutions.

Fromthese resolutions we feel ourselves
bound. by the conviction of our mind, the
duty we owe 10 our constituents, to enter
our dissent for the following reasons, viz.
list. In the present state Of the public
mind. il is ia our view the widest ,enden-
cy OF the above resolutions to increase the
fame OF party Conteutions which already
threaten the destruction Of our happv
country. I'd 1t is our decided opinion
that the acquisition of New Orleans, which
appears 10 nave been referred 10 in the a
bove resolutions, might have been obtain
ed rot only without the probable expense
OF blood, but without The prolusion Of irea-
sure which has been expended in It's pur.
chase and At The same time we consider
the unwieldy and underlined territory,
thereby annexed to the United States as
degrading the relation OF this state to the
general body, and thus threatening in its
tlnaI operation one Of the most fearful ca
iaml.ies, total dissolution of that COME
derailonOn which we conceive our strength
and safety essentially depend, and also
as opening door by its extension and UNI
guarded frontier to every invading foe.
Sd. Although we feel ready TO exert
whatever OF influence we possess against
lhatperyersion Of free press by which the
general or state governments, or any par
ticular member Of the same are urduly
stigmatzed; and scruple not to declare
ourunalterable determination to cooperate
in all measures which appear conducive
to the public good, yet we are sorry to be
compelled to say that many measures OF
the general government will not permit
us to repose that entire confidence in its
Justice, benevolence or wisdom which
those resolutions express.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-11

of their opinion respecting disorganising
sentiments inculcated through the medi-
Jun Ut The press--congratulaiin their fei
low citizens upon the result of certain
measures of the general government
and declaring their full confidence in the
present administration of the general go
vernment, and in the justice, benevolence,
and wisdom, of the President of the Uni
ted States -returus those resolutions to
the honorable The Senate, in which thew
originated, with the following observali-
ons;
1t II has been the pleasure of the I.eyis-
Iature to have expressed the sentiments
contained III those resolutions, in any other
mode than that by bill or resolves, the o.
plnon oil the governor would not have been
necessary; but the constitution having
made 1t his duty to sign such bills or re-
solves as he approves, * to return such as
he does not approve, his task on this os-
caslon, however unpleasant, is uuavoida-
ble.
While he declares his readiness to CO.
operate with the Legislature in all consli-
tutlona! measures for preventing the licen-
tiousness OF the press, and is ready TO do
all in his power for the preservation efou
union, and for supporting such measures
as may be best calculated to promote the
general welfare; he is compelled to say,
that ii the second Of these resolutions re .
iers TO the purchase of Louisiana. he is
not sufficiently informed respecting The
probable advantages Of that purchase to
enable HIM TO congratulate his fellow
c!lzans thereon: more espc cially, as il is
SAID TO have been purchased at great ex-
pense' And such has been his opinion
respecting Some measures OF The admins
, Ira'ton, that he is rot prepared 10 express
that unlimited confidence which the reso.
iutlons seem to purport.
JOHN TAYLOR GILMAN.
June 18th, 1904.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-11

cop;ous, butnotredlndant, perspicuous but
not obvious, rich, but net cxuberant. They
CONAN many liberal lessons, and much
sanitary advice, on the subject or elo
quence; which may be OF much service
TO the youth who aspires ac;er forensic or
literary honors.-They will teach him
that the deepest and most substantial "a d.
cnlties may some times receive efficiency
hom those that are the most volatile and
ETHEREAL. They will teach him, that al
though wandering and undrected fancy
might expose him to contempt; yet, a
well disciplined imagination, isdiciously
and inirequentiy exercised, may be pow
erful auxiliary to the highes, efior of the
most masculine and sedate eloquence.
CRIrICUS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-11
NEW-HAMPSHIRE LEGISLA-
TURE.
June 26, 1904.

The Legislature of this state adjourned
on Thursday last, to meet again on the
third Wednesday Of November next, at
Concord. But little business of impor.
ance was transacted the present session.
a law, directing that electors Of President
and Vice President Of the United States
should be chosen by a General Ticket,
passed. The Bill, distributing the state
for the choice Of Representatives to Con
gress, was returned by the Governor. with
objecticns. as was also that for ratifying
the proposed amendment to the Consti
tuition, and the Resolves complimenting
the present administration, published in
our last. These bills are therefore lost,
as two thirds Of both branches of the
Legislature did not appear TO support
them.
On the Resolves above mentioned, the
yeas and nays were, yeas s5--nays u.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-11

Is TIE HONORABLE IRE LGGISL Ag'gRk or
TIKI Co@MoNWEALTH or YIacINIl.
Tie d'aoridi q sin'dry AEec5an's, Mechanics ana,
Other Lr6abi;cnts 81 sbe Gig q Riebnlond,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-11
Gorcrnor'e OIiccftor.

The governor having received certain
resolutions Of the honorable The Senate
and House OF Representatives, expressive
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-11
RICHMOND:
RICHMOND PRICE CURRENT.

ABRAHAM B. VENABLE, Esquire,
is elected President of the Bank OF Viz.
ginia.
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Ia hent-The HOUSE.

Ln'eig occupied b. mr. Sbefsrood Lihscom5e, 9
s'ieH distance /,om fbs eoti'oi Fnqprs9
[. TOAlfHIlYS, .cfr.
5nl, 9, 1884,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-11
FOR THE VIRGINIA ARGUS.

Fatract ola letter from, gentleman IN Hi
HGmsbutg.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-20
LOST OR MISLAID.

About four weeks ago note nego-
eiable at the Bank Of Alexandra, dated 18th
Augua So4, drown by George N. Lylcs, pay
ole iixty days after date to William H. L yls
or order, for two hundred dollars, which note S
andorfed by William H. Lyles and David w.
Scott, and has not been pafed away or transfer.
red by US TO any perlon, therefore can be of no
uie to any one bet ourlelves, it being given US
for property fold. A reward of FIVE dollars will
be given TO any one who will return it !; and all
perlons are forwarned from receiving faid note in
paymeu except duly authorized by US.
Alexander Smith 6 Son.
November PEW.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-20
THE SKELETONS:

Or, the Arminian Anatomical, and
The Carnal Preacher Dllletted.
kIn tsVo Parts.
PatI. The Arminian, or doctrine of Uniyer.
ii Charity purified, taken, examined, tried, con-
i;uued, executed, and anatomized.
Part. III. The Carnal Preacher DfirRtd,
With comments on ieveral dark paaages OF fcrp
tire. In a ferries OF letters, written at various
tines to friends in the county
n csalaioas, e.. are L5tt at The a5oVt
an.
Its the opinion Of feveral respectable clergy
nee, thar the above book contains the ground
work and principles ofgenuiue p'ety, asit mani.
isRly proves, from the fcipturcs of truth, that
she doctrine of free will and uniyerfa redemption
t,uufounded.