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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-28
aisrauorla DaIip 4opsrttggr.
FRIDAY, SEPTGuBER %.

Capt. Wilson, of the ship Bsllona, a.
rived al N y York, informs, thag G-ners
foreaa and nj lads were at Barcelona on
me z7rh July and applied 20 Dim Cor
passage oo ~ was under the necessity
OF declining their offer, the cabinet The YES.
SCI not being snAicientiy convenient for
IN II accommodation. Ga the 1O.n Aug.
,whiis, - Glib altar, capt. Wilson was Ia
toraled that rnese ll!ustriols characters had
reached IIadiz, from whence they .youla
embark for the United States.
AS 1t appears that violent bilious Fever
prevail IN many parts OF the country, til,
following success ,tul mode. Of treating Dis.
eases OF tnat aatgre, seems, at THIS season,
to be particularly worthy Of ,t.en,oa.
i3sm. liner. D Adv.1
A long and noncrods series Of proofs
oil the excciivacy Of Ia g doses Of G31r, Il
rabic in such dia rlioas and yomi,ings az
are caused or pr0tracted by acid master IL
the lltcstlEe. or stonac led me 10 conceive
shat TINS medicine nllgh be very useful ia
thar dreadful vomiting wnich usuallv at.
, enc, 1' e 1.i'e' 'osh 9io" ever. men
with sayae medical men, atnougst whom
- b;a ST. - ~ 80 Ns'D"'
~,ii. "''' ' 't no 'oAe
20 - -. - l''~u ~ "a y pa +.
-, - '..s - -''''' Amy 'i4 s"'a 'ha
- lu 49, 49, "'s..ess - -. Sc cas- 2 1h
s,,,Sa;'; - J,-','els - "a,
sapPps,,'p p, ,S' "'lss n "a9 - 9!orai'.a
&C. - -, - 80. =, ..''o 'sSi'
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-28
n y T. + {, F.

a PETITION viii he p~ci:5.et 20 the next
General Aaraa iy CT Nir,;inia, praying ~ act
ma" nc psf d 70 renovl g he fittings d ia
Comfy Court q F4isf.x. t. the town - Las
tery'lir, "a faon .. Consi Houfc I'D ots III
Y 7u'ldinga can ne 'tao, MIC, i. IS isze,g.e}
hsl y eo@o ~ voluntary iubl.u. siof.
Ausu& u.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-28
-Ebi@rGm on Psiypang.

IF joba maTnes Mary 4"d nay Gre,
Us very good M Oh oets,se.. Mayy nd Jo5nl
,.nt ii JUN we.,s fcage-O, VIA cav, aud
VITA ictatctc&l
(, caD's be MArcH--hpt a Bvu0lE efmatr6e,.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-28

Remarkable instance efFscwsdFty. Two
swine Of the Chiaese breed, belonging IN
Mr. Thomas aadciiFa. in Glen Of Guu,~
,nSrsrees, Scotland, nave within tnesr last
Twelve m9nths, brought forth one humid; ).
an! eleven pigs, viz. Emstiitter, 2oto NJ
1903, IS; second ditto, 7,h Noycmb~r
1908, SO. saird ditto, 7lh May, 1904, %,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-18

that the Republicans, finding themselves
unable To answer the arguments, in MIR.
Tracy's long and labored speech against
the amendment to the Constitution, had
determined TO ruin his public character, by
way of revenge. How rational and we'll
founded will this opinion appear, when it
Is recolIecled, that this dcvclopement Of
M. Tracy's real sentiments, was made
6cf1rc he deL;oered his i2gitat, ieorncd. UiSe
ana g2it'y haraHgue that j, was moi an I'M
connected piece Il political anecdoIe but
that 1t constituted one among a series Of
proofs that the Federal faction or III least
IT'S leaders, were zealously attached tn a
Form Of government, dianctrically oppo-
site 20 the ono founded on our wise and
invaluable constitution? Indeed we feel
ourselves guilty Of injustice to the writer
who has assumed The appropriate sigma.
tnre OF DAVID, in not rcpublis.iinr the
proofs Mt large. with his own comments.
lie certainly merits high commentator,
whether we consider TIE nhie&l, the senti-
ments, or the style OF his writings. He
manages the sling and stone % argument
ana iact. with adroItness and energy. But
the hberaliiy of valued corresponderts
saves us. ut present the trouble of seIec.
ing articles ofpolitical discussion and, in
truth The fa6t which DAVID labors so in
geniouslY to establish. is so manifest. TIA,
we might address those scepticaI gen,lp-
men who have examined, and still doubt
on the subject, in the emphatic LANGUAGE
OF scripture, "ncitier qriN nc BE- hcrsuadsd.
fioHgh one rose from hc dead 2"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-18
TREN TON, IN INFeb. 6

LCeisLATuRr On "Wednesday last. aercca.
bly, to adjournment, the Legislative of this state
met. 4 quorum was formed in the morning nv.
both Houses In the afternoon communicative
from me Governor was received in the House of
ASSe"Diy. enclosing let:er from the President
of the United States containing The Awen,Jr,,,,.
proposed By Congress to The Constitution Thi,
Amendment was ordered to be printed, and is
retired 70 committee OF the whole on Tuesday,
t'n Thursday committee was appointed to
prepare bill for eleflng E;ctlors Of President
ana Vice-Presiden: Of The Urited States by tie
Fc2b'e; also orc - prepare bril- fer ee6ine Re-
personalities 10 the next Congress- Both com.
elections.
The bill FOR the gradual Abolition of Slavery.
IS referred to committee of the whole on Thurs.
day next
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-18
MARX PRINDLE.
December 10, 1903.

WE, the subscribers, Of the town and
county OF Litchheld, do certify, that Doc
tor Daniel Sheldon, \ considerable time
ago. bcnc al our house as physician, be-
gan to talk with us on the subica Of poll.
ucS' und among other things he told us
That Gen. Tracy, IN the noted conversation
with Parsou Griswold, said :" that the conn
mon people ought to put on their leather
aprons, and attend 10 their own business,
and let politics and the conc erns Of govern
ment sloncj and that he (Tracy) would
attend to his Congressional business With
out intermeddling in the business Of COM
mon people,"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-18
WASHINGTON CITY, February 10.
LEGESLHTURE or YRBMonr

LEGISL.6TURE or VERMONT.
On the 96h ult. the House of Repre.
sentStlves took into Consideration the A.
MENDMENT proposed to the Constitu-
ton respecting the mode of elee,inp a
President ard Vice. President.
letter from Mr.. Elliot, Che orpan
OF the House in submitting to Congress-
Their desire 10 amend the Constitution as
signing his reasons for the vote he had OF.
ven against the amendment, was offered +.
on the reading OF which a warn, debate
ensued, that issued in its being read.
Mr.. DIN moved resolution DECLARING.
the maJoritics by which the amendment
passed the two Houses of Congress, un.
constitutional. After debate oftwo DAYS
this motion was rejected by majority of
fifteen.
A.ier this decision wide field Of debate
was opened upon the merits of the amend
ment, which remained Enclosed ON the
S9th ult. Saturday, when the House adj
Journed until Monday.
Letters received state the expe Cation.
entertained by the friends Of the amend
Tnent, that it will succeed by a maiori,y
of fifteen in the House Of Represents
tiyes, and by large majority in The Coun-
Gil.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-18
Notice.

a oFrEAsLE 10 ne aefot t6e Lcqisiafg,e cy o..
: tobHs6iag Turnpike Foad foia Ric5a,sd n
ne Dep ~" Ccal Pts an from tbe1e 10 ME 7I,oe
N''ct,d R'ca Boot vii Re obe, RI y RE- o.,so..
~ fece -irG ertc,i"'io7s, az ne LoaTfi, n Eoos q
Joftb CrArs0. ca IKE yfysfaeg + AHgc5 re,f
B,o0ftr9 &c netting cfHs oiro- boyf 81 n,
Lo008s iOn"s atfoi"ieIt, &e Ley' atge.
Eic!aerG, Fe5. 1871, 1864.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-18
AMBROSE GRANT.
CHARLES GRANT.

Liichheld, Dec. "a, 1909.
I5ere, Tor The present, this extraordinary
business rests. II may not be improper,
~ thi, place 10 reply to a suggestion,
which has appeared in the Fcdeial bancrs.
Which would tend TO give an improper ss
peet to this disclosure. l. has been said,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-18
II Brick LAYERS.

pURsrAvr 10 an orty y ne Loqa,y carr, Of
= H1'f2N vii L. Urn fhe E,7ve,f Lihey. n,
Ncwiar's Ire~1. H1Va< Cupfb,tse, IN RE Q b
y IRE TcTf Pc BUILDING OF 4 COM
N 'DlOU, CLERKS OFFICE TIE ssalks NJ
or,'f o"IHr r"gc ~eef DIJ Agte. Evey tb,'
rciafiyc o. fb~ rme,fpti,q and be- farm, yce AZ no
ajove1 b. vii be stsc'fei2 oa,le tgou7 c, fG fyy
81 leni9g. Boff a, sc-eii, willie rezg,,e 4 fis
"fgfaheyy ia f5e ts'tija beyfemonce or tbs Spo,I
SitbiH a HE.uel me, b. III,
G1H 1YSSI0VEPS
No., * eS9'.J, iott Sae. a0A tIs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-18
AIKEN up al the Ferry

dhen up at the Ferry
Landing the ooh Dec. last, a stay drove noe
appeared to have been ham.saung. with red and
botk spots, aud could hardly wslk--,be IL
was Killed BY my people and kept some DAYS %,
f'd and enquiry made among the Hce dr,,S,s
then IN Richmond. and no one claiming IL. ,,,o,'
h7a II sailed ard PM away FOR the beac6, Of lie
ownrr' who may have it on naming the marEs
OF 'he H"S and paving for advertising. The
wright Of tic Hog liz IL. nett.
Tcb. II, 1904. [5SI
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-15
Jhss 1axeth,

Is pnbfhed every 1oah.y, ny F. A. yENKs ., the
Printing Office, No ?, fia-S,,est, PORTLAND; where
fuhferiptions, advertisements comma stous, hc
received with attention The price, ocuntr'
iahicribers, who receive their papers the otace
in packages by the mail, ia ONE DOLLAR & FIFTY
CENTS year. 81 Subscribers who live ia town
and hole wbce papers &c aled aud tors srdec pa.
rately, will be charged TWO DOLLARS year.
ss- AiVe,te.' will derive peculiar advantages as the
favors viii be puthed (without extra prise) both "a
this paper. add in 7b.,5sy's CemntGciAI Chzsrra
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-15
: At Mse,ing of the lriGl Charity,

Preface to III neqUt.--A yourg gentleman at
the unworthy called upon by an old fervans
of his fathers, with compliments from the fam
lily. " WE'LL" faid the itudrnt, +" how do they
all do at home what news do you bring me 7"
e none,' iaid John, 6 except that our raven
s dead" F" SO that is all'--but pray what
did he die Of p " How could it be otherwiie,
fncc he cat 70 much carbon" e Carton y
how could he get fuel. quantities ," /" Why
the four coach horfes," Are they dead TOO I
pray wha, killed them p {" o, they might
have lived long enough,if they had not been o.
verworked ia drawing water" 4" How came
it about that they had 70 much water TO draw -
g 1t happened the day that our maniion houte
was burnt down. My fathers houie burnt
down fay you and by what accident " BY
10 accident at all it would not have happened
if cur people had not been 70 carelels with their
torches, " Pray what had they to do with
torches {" /" Why the torches were made uft
of at your mothers funeral /" How my
mother dead aud buried, without my knowing
her to be .ick this is mott inconprehenhb'e'
+" Not 70 incompreleniible neither, for The died
of no other diicafe thana broken heart" But
for Gods fake, John, what could location fucil
executive grief :" 6 O. as to this matter, ihe
had reafon enough. Lady--,who was
lately your mothers waiting maid, appeared at
the lat birth day aiTenby. in richer and more
elegant dreis than any that was ever Teen before
our country.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-15
FOR SALE,

NNE SAW, in good and convenient
double Saw mill, with Fifty of Land adj
Joining: wihou; faid Land, viii beit fu the pur
ehsfer, Penoh.eo river, about miles above the
head of navis .tioni il being the bef aaud for Lumber
ing in the Dilria of Maine there is plenty of water
the year and legs may be brought down the iiVer in
rats &c miles the m in the pring of the aud
rst the boards from the mill down the river TO the
head OF the tide.
One iaw has fawed "a thoufand Of boards in
week this iummer Ian paa.--Said Min naud on In
dian Od-fown falls Likewiie the privilege oft buding
q double Sav.m1 TO be built a flare iaid falls
IpGaire of NATHAN WINSLOW. of Falmouth, 10 the
county of Cumberland, or of JONATHAN WiNsLoW,
On The pren.es.
ALTO for faie, one lot of excellent LAND,
containing 7sc acres in the Of Fairfax ard coun
" Kennebeck II lies penoblcot road, and about
& mills from convenient landing. Said lot adcins
hab4a H4rwoa.. farm, where he now dwels-inquire
81 lad NArsaN WiNsLow, or of STEPHEN HARPER. OF
Ssid Fairfax NATHAN WiNSLOW
N ls.s do 1894. Isw Sac
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-15

tit Ricbardlon5' W,bayf.
100 Bbls. Mcfs No. and ? Beef;
40 do. Bone middlings, No. and Pork !,
20 Chefs Hyfon, liyfon ikin and
Souchong Teas.
Iao Gin Caies1 Entitled to
3 Pipes Gin Debentures.
Malaga Wine per or. Caik;
Bbs Rohn;
Boxes 7 by 9 G!ais
Do. Bags India Sugar
Salt Petre
Bales Georgia Cotton
9Th Proof Brandy.
ALSO,
Liverpool, lie May, and Cadiz Salt.
Fer Saty ]. RICHARDSON.
S-rt
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-15
G9nte:a,:p.

From London Paper.
Tx Peceat Ma,qss SuggeAs not 70 much
p eoneratua ion to the Earl of Moria as to the
Counties Of Ioudoun not 70 UGH to the noble
bridegroom, though reveliing in the embrace
Of beauty, though enobled aud exalted, while
he cnob'es and exal,s, as TO the lovely bride,
whofe tatte and understanding are 70 well IL
luifrated in the choice fhe has made, Whole iu-
perior mind is marked in the iuperiority Of her
1elettioD.
Ofi.ords and Of Generals there are abun-
dance but Fscb a Lord and lacb General as
the countefs Of Loudoaa has won and wltched by
Ter claims and her excellence. ! The Lady
nav be perfectly at reit, that though the exam
,le flle has iet ma, be followed by other wonl-
en- there is no fear Of her prize being riyalied
by any of her fcS in this nation.
ii, not to wound wantoi boz,
Or anxious fcol that gives the joy;
but lis ths glory have berd twain
"Tor whom inferior beauties Gghd n vain
This angular fortunate young countefs has
indeed chcien man.
- From Whole example, as frori compah
'she may 70 guide Der iieps, to arrive
'Ar fueh memory as may flame her ah.es
= man dfinguiihed by Attending in himftlf
70 nany Of the higher qualities of the higheh
order Of mankind /; the ornament, at once, Of
the Court, Of the lenate, and OF the field to
repeat the words of his Royal Mater, and fu-
ture fovereign, deicribing this admirable Noble
man in as eloquent and finely delivered pane
gyric as ever fell from the lips of an enoomiait
y man who knows 70 well how TO make the
graces OF modern Refinement compatible with
Lacedemonian probity of oha,atter in a
word a man, whole true picture was drawn by
the father of poetry, ID that never eqnaicd line,
which gave to Hei7o,,
The milden manner and the braveit mind
Such is the man chofcn by the Counties Of
loudoun to whole heart this tranitive, bur
jult elogium, upon the Object Of her affections,
mutt BE- the fweeteit faterery and Whole own
merits whatever they may be, reflected though
iuch a huiband, mutt be teen as through mag
infer.
AT Msc,ing of the lrif Charity,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-15
Found.
Moles boat.

Molcs boat.
CIcKED upa drigs between Portland neck and Hog
Hand, ksoies Boat about ,h;rteen feet one the
owner may have he fame by proving property ond pay
log charges, sipy
Daniel Mumjord.
pov,acd
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-15

EOR SAFE,
DY RICHARD SUTTON, at his thop in
ID Fo,e-f.eet, mex; TO Mr. Barr, fhoP,
1000 ID. of the belt kind of hating Wool,
1900 Of fecond do. warranted TO be as
good can be rur,halfrd 10 Bottom Or eleuhe'e.
Alfn, 400 of carding do. Of hyperion quality.
SEP II.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-15
Portland, Sept &C,
Portland Bath.

~
( He public are hereby informed that a
BATHING HOUSE, is ercctec at Ro5inion's wharf, and
is accommodated for the ute or ueh wiihto await
tn mieyes of advantage whch conhderea both
pleaiani. AND highly conaucive 10 the heahh,
TIE fa-m5 are Sc cents per Jingle tiftet and
eeflar far three tickets. Sept. 70.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-15
Lot

Z N this town, fuppcfed between TIE hay-nar-
ker and fort sumaer Sa4ie, nearly nsw irin,sne
with yellow and green caimere, With q pad i,r ia
ing great coat l. hoover vii e.ve faid faddle at tie
cre Of MIR John Baker fore rtet ihal be rews rdsd
for their trouoe
Peya nj Set. - ISc; =
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-15
New Store.

THE fubfcribers having formed con-
L neaion in buineis under the firm Of
ZACCHEUS TIANNAFORD & co.
beg leave inform the public that they have opened The
Gore No. aud Esa6angs 8eyo, Mid5e-nree,, Aesiy
oppo6te DR. Ervngs, where they have fsIe
ENGLISH, WEST-INDIA GOODS, G.
GROCERIES,,
as low as be purchaied in h~agy -rtb ere
A complete ailostment OF Broadcloths,
India Cotten Bandanaas and other Handke rchsfs Pa
per hangings, Waits No. Chocolate, Cotton and Wool
Cords Pgta and Fig Tobacco Rice Flour Candles Pep
per, Ginger, Alfpiee, Nutmess, Cinnamon, Loaf and
Brown Sugar, white Havana and india do Hysoi,
scuehong, and Bohea Teas Cod and Pollock Filth, Iiv-
erpool Salt quantity Stone Jugs from halt gallon 10 ;
gallons Clear Pork Georgia Cotton, see Mollsttes,
french Brandy Holland, Gin Vinegar, 4d Cd, ID, d.
aud lcd Nails Cd w'r.ht Brads, I'D 3d. and I'D cut hrafs
with heads cd Cd Sd. iod and zcd, Mai Plates, Spike
and deck Nail rods, Gin cafes, pants and oil speaci
oil Ruiia and swedes iron, Of all zes, heart and club
Rect srsiih and American made shoveis, Crow liar, and
pow aae rouiis, good alortment hol ware. by 9
and by 10 London Crown Giais, powder and iIott,
Madeira Port, Madonna Lison. Sherry and Malaga,
Wine, few dez ondon Porter thirty hogheads excel,
lent favored st Crar Rum--Aiio number of ims
articles too numerous TO parricuiarz &c making III the
whole as complete efortmen, can be found at any
nine O'CLOCK il The eveniag and every favor sratiuy
Zaecbegs Haunafsyd
Wnham Webb.
Portland, Sept &C,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-15
Upholitery Store.

AARON AUSTIN, & co.
HAVE FOR fale, at their fore, Forefreet,
head OF tngraham's Wharf. conitans inppy &c
Live Geeic.
Sea Fowl,
Ruiha, >FEATHERS.
and
Liieon
Al!c--Co,,on and Eneiin 3EDT;CKlNG. OF diherep
kinds
R4iri. FEDS and MATTRESSES ready made
Beds made and filled the hortef notice.
Spani,h and French INDIGO.
3s- The above alprrnent Of Feathers warranted of
the rt quality, and will be fold cheap can be pur
hated in Bottom. 80 Portland, .f,xmfisa.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-15
Stoves and Camb9ofes.

Stoves and IamDOoflS.
~ ATTAINED CROSS, has FOR fale,
Kitchen, Parlour, Shop and Cabin
STOVES Of CaE Iron Shee, Iron and Tin fUNN,LS.
CAMBoosEs of different Gzes;
Tin Ware, Japanned and plain;
Scales, Weights AID rieaiures, Sealed
Cg@ giyn t0, old Peq0ts,. Braf, Copper, ard
Leaf atba @2p appetite Union req, Adidas fret,
Portland. Sept. ID.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-15
DOCTOR KINSMAN,

TSrGs leave inform his friends and the public thu ae
I'D has temoved iron Mrs ConMANs to The houte 10
Kde,al7at eft lately occupied by the Rev Me. Tireomf
fra door Soa;h OF the Friends Getting houie C7 &.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-15
Caflay GOODS,
WILLIAM GORHAM,

WILLIAM GORHANl,
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
the public 10 general that he has jan received efh
upPy OF
WEST INDIA GOODS & GROCERIES,
0moag eo!Trb are,
Sof, l,ed AlMoNps and MEATS,
PsuNEs and kAsIN9,
M CT, CLovrs, and NUraEGs.
Port, Lifbon. Clarct, WINES
Sherry, and Malaga
Vinosar.
Phodc- ifand CHEESE,
Clear iheer PORK, &c. &c &c.
The above articles will BE- fold cheap for caHl ri
bis lore forceeet.
Portland SEPT. &
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-15
ron sAir.


4 vaiaa5le LOT Of LASD, lyi il IN, IN the :.
tbs head of Eamacoy-bay containing 100 with =
Dwsos-hone aeoy SO feet, one Hory, the onthde wei
hH'ihtd cuts about or tons OF iat hay and ahou'
faur obs OF Fnsiill well wooded with white OAK sne
poe riher about ba olie from tkree faw mills, and
DOC II nil and about mile from the r1eetlog' bonic
wei h-u,seu iar Snip carpenter trader For lurther
particulars rqre Of Dawn DeNpts, uesr The eH''tes
or or long Wsreggsose of Faln,ou,h OF s.
Il 10000 Dcllar Paize
No'0 to u 6odJ %, tbe f,5fi4s far q dolJ. So cts.
'.!E SIKH CaG saath. 4ad, Lottery. vii p.lsive'y
oommcnce drawng Tbs 1Sth oithi. oonth--s very
few II, KeTs am 93ARrrRs fen4.n fer aie IiOM IS
(jask'S Book dote Ad@nturers wili he WIFE ap
plying immediately
Fop Sale az fEste,
IlcFErs ~ the Second C.2t pfcstsQpa Bridge Lottery.
q Ptize Tickets and T,rzR's b IS, wi he received
IN payment Leters feaH PaHl enciotne he csfh puoc
tralv attended to- PsytiosS. on g
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-15
LOUIS DU MAREIl..!f

LOUIS DU MAREIE.'C
- EFpeafulIy informs the inhabitants Of
~ por:l,nd, that h psopoies opeoine SCHOOL
for the pu pofe OF elchrg The F-eb Language Fefors
cefrou Of accompf;nc ihcnfeves the above language
may dtpend having he umo attention paid pcrie
them in aPpicat to Be made a, The hou'e OF NJ
Sasrad afy-where ae terms, &c si'l be made snuwn
Air Do MASaiL, viii wait on prrions al thsiE
houfe.. If detired. Oh 8
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Mr.. Gore, given in cur paper Of TuefaAy lsA, Vi
con6dered to be highly sreditsble to The indivdu
ais in whom they originated. Since the ERA of
our Revolution there has not occuried instance,
where any Of cur Countynen have had more
powerful claim on ome exp elton, of public &C.
acknowledgement, than row ofsrs for the eminent
ferviees of the three Commercial CommiilioDessS
Meffs. Gore, Pinckhey ard Trumbuh. 9Tbefe gen.
tlemen, far removed from their friends and native
country, have been engaged, duing q riod Of
eight years, in moi laborious, vexatous, and, We
will add, uarequited employ. To their uawesris
cd and patient purfait Of their oi5ca amida con.
Rant lrccfion Of obAacles, the American mer.
chants are indebted for sefi,ution, by the Brit
ih Government, Of nearly one million aIdsa hal
Gerling; aud many individuals there are who can
te0isy lha their claims fov Britih fpolano's have.
been adnitpd and paid, even far beyond their ex
psaa:ions. II Brtih Commaioners, whsca"S
to this country, will be secclleefcd ysfy fooh be-
came tired Of their Comm;aon,e and returned TO
England in d;fsua, without having accomplished
any part OF their objea.
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tho bis pssfs; Mould be triaiog, and his difeev.
cries unmportant, yet they harmless TO Others,
and ufeful to h;mfelf as prefervatives Of his in-
nocence. Let him no; be tidculcd, or condemn
cd, even though hesfhould fpsnd his time in col
lstiing and defcsibng moths, rnoaes, he'ls, birds,
weeds Or coins; for he who loves thefe things Eel
dom fets his affeeions on pelf, or any OF thole
cbietss which corrupt aud divide human iociety
He who finds pleafore in mufeum or library
will not often be fsen in the tavern, in the brothe
or at the garniug table. He is pieafed il he poi
feHssxh non delcript foAil, and envies net th:
wre.chsd enioyments Of The ntempefate. nor ths
i'll so,tenwealth Of the oppreaor or extor!iener:
fnox.