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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-27

(Errors excepted,) ! y. = =.
WILLIAM MosELEY, Treasurers
December 10th, 1906.
Amount paid of the treasury the day of O-
tober $780, and the 31st day of December following bot
days neluded) e7.of2 %
D - IN the month OF January, 1905 s6,927 70
Ditto on the first day of February 1905 (beng the
day upon which the last Legislature rose) 1906 IS
Errors excepted,) ...4ae ,s:sse.ss ,2o6 80
December 10th, 1906.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-27

Amoupt of warrants drawn on the
treasury from 1st Oct. 1900, to
the close of tie last session of
the general assembly, being fss
Feb. 1906,
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totters to its bafe. But, fir, thefe figgeGions
are but the Fanatics OF wild iTaSinaiion-the
chimeras of heated brain. Before the cool
and difpafionate Judgment or di!cernng
mind they Z" Giiipa,e into thin air." The OFF,
Ger in one ofthe great executive departments
of our government, TO whom the gentle at
ludes, l prefume is the poitmafler general.
That valuable officer is repreiented as the ba!elt
of men, WELDING his monitrous euginsry of
patronage and influence for the wicked purpo-
e S of corruption. Bafe as he is faid to be, !
am proud to fay that for more than ten years
pait have had the honor of his acquaintance.
believe him to be as good, as upright and as
honeR man as any of thoie other valuable
characters, who now, happily for our country
preiide over the great executive departments of
our government. His character ltands iuoeri-
or TO the obliquy of the gentleman from Virgil
MIA. The gentleman's denunciations cannot o.
verthrow or deitroy him while talents and inte-
gritty are confdered AS deferving of public ef-
teen and confidence. He is too firmly fixed
in the efteem and affections fthe people in the
eattern fiction of the union; his character is
too ftrongly furrounded by the ramparts of viz
tue, to be thaken by the artillery of that gen.
tlemen. Envy may lift her pallid front in vain,
the well earned fame of the poftmater general
will prove an invulnerabe iheld againft her en-
venomed fhafts, and they will fall harmless at
his feet.
hope the gentleman from Virginia will learn
after this that members are not TO he diverted
from their object by his threats, and that he will
ceaie to amufe this Houfe with fuch declamati-
on.
ITO be continued.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-21
A TRACT OF LAND.

HE Ju5lsyiJc, a6irs for Jaic, rRAcr or LAND, on
7obieb beaf pyefaf ysGde5, fnafod in bs county Of
H>5fDoyeiaaA and boaadd BY The yivey5 Pofoogae and
Ic'eo~oso 1bif f,a7 eoaoias abeu vea buaIed ae,es
9Fro4g |o7o g,op7 enc baf ef7oJieb ietiy eove,ed
7ob 0ery valpa6ie pine and oat timber, and he H 7oel
J@ediofbs eff1re efeoy1 and GDaH grain Be Etqofioa
7ery beahby anil banowe oae eoa1andiag an cstey6y,
Vie7O ne, and bounde5 vezo dozoa he Poomae. III,
7oae,s to 7Obieb ibis land Is immedafeiy affaeJd ao,d
" d6nHeaaee and zofb greaf eosVeaicaee tie orR oyes
and 7oid /ozOi in fbci,on and E6 in graf Vqyiefy
aHd Of fbetnCf kiqd' 6yogg5opt TIE year. zbs 4greba-
Jcr may bav' The Feel cattle Prep dbqg, fqgbry 4oi5
De imfhme1fs eTbgj5aady he Sizaf1iion. One BaLf
ne amount If Pnrebgl @ggb pail at NE time Of fakigg
Pe6oa, qobieb mrs bebad 4oib Be eLE IF fbe b,rcSj
Joa' 7ofb an irdJomadis nile 70, He trzciqh, f7ceive
month"; eyedf 7oiH be gVen Pqy@eaf beiag la5loyiy
EeeDred
ALEXHNDER PARKER.
WsaSorsksSS, 1zaye5 9. (ee17o.y
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5aiRs at auttinn.

On Friday the goth inf. at the Auction room oil
the iubfcribers, will be fold without referve
on credit of 60 days, for approved ndorfed notes
negotiable in the Bank of Virginia;
20 hhds. and 81 barrels Brown Sugar,
bids Rum,
20 pieces Irifh Linen,
IL do. fine Iriih Sheeting,
10 do. do DowIafs,
II do. white RufIia Sheeting
IS doz. fancy Cotton Hofe,
30 lbs. Seine Irvine
THOMAS TAYLOR & Co. V. Ms.
March 81.
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Satee at aurtioi1.

On Wedggfaay, The lob day ofAP,H next, zoiVbt E6la
at Public ADS'ioa, on n e,edtof fonr months, at He
d7OeAtiHg bogif Of Thomas GHiiaH:
+ Ii bis HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FUR
y NITURE, eogGRiag Of a Vayiciy ofEIa!pabie A,-
hefe5. III THE fame fiwe and the rze terms, 7oW be
J9d a pair ef elegant zoeY broke CARRIdCE HORSES
y GSHDDLE H0RSE. On TIE fame day 7oW be
rfofed TO The bgbeG bdy, for one 0, more yeays, The
HOUSE and LOT no7O oeeubiedb BY E1i4 GiIiaH.
THOMAS TITLOR, u. Co. y. M
HTareb o.
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And there remains o,657,ooo
Which may be confidered as the relative ad-
vance of our exports for the laa year.
1t would be doing iniufice to our own ideas,
as well as TO the enlightened character at the
head of our finances, to omit a particular no.
tice of the interefing fatements, marked A. and
Is which accompany the Secretary's Report
They prefent views, which we believe are en-
tirelynew, at once of the power of arrangement,
and ofthe great pillars, we might perhaps have
faid pillar, on which the PROPERTY of our coun-
try refs. They exhibit in fmall compass, what
may he called the firit of our Exports from
which it appears that hree-fourths of the whole
are the products ofagricuIture.
During the laft year, according to the lumn
Gus Qualification of the Secretary, there was pro-
duced from the.
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EXPORTS OF THE UNITED STATES.

According to the ftatements we have publifh-
ed it appears that the total exports of the laft
year exceed thofe of the preceding year in the
fun of 81 so9O4i dollars.
The following Will flew the relation of the
exports of the one year to thofe of the other.
The total exports
In the year ending Sept.
SIT, lsos-were 55,soo,oss
In the year ending Sept.
Soth, 1904, 77,699,o74
lncreafe the latt year 2I,s99,o4l
DomeRic produce exported
In the year ending Sept.
soth, 1903, 49,2o5,e6l
In the year ending Sept.
3oth, 1904, 4l,467,477
Decreafe the laf year 73s, 4S4
Foreign produce exported
In the year ending Sept.
3oth, 1908, 1s,594,O7e
In the year ending Sept,
soth, 1904, s6,23I ,597
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A SUMMARY STATEMENT

V tie Uai IRE
September, tie 4rqat
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Total. Dolls. 4ld7o,ooo
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Increafe the lat war

r'IN'TN''IN 'I'N mt
1t will be obferved that the decreaje in the ex-
portation of domeftc produce, is about a Thrift
eth part of the increqje of the expectation of
foreign produce. On an Ultimate being made
of the gain derived from the latter, compared
with the diminution in the former, it will be
found that there is comfortable pofitive gain.
The profit on the expectation of foreign mer-
chandife may be computed at fifteen per cent.
which will give profit of about
dolls. s,395,ooo
From which take the decreafe
of domefic productions, $4,000
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WASHINGTON. March -.

havlng heard much fsid in commentator of
Mt. Durr,s VaIedictory Address to the Senate,
we nave iohcited and procured the followine
which we prelent to our readers aithout com,
''ien'' Hl.@. Fed.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-02-25
4anrt CT l1CrfIJ--.

F1if.J, FEB. Al Arrived brig Traveller, captain
M ie', ~ day. from ST.. Piares, M ,rtinico. Sailed
!" company with brig Harper, for Salem fchooner
-, Slower, tor Ne~hurypnrt--Lef, there an. s,
bTIg Hannah, Fhos NJ LcIian, OF Portland, TO fail IN
- days ; Aoop Rolenna, Helms, Newyork, 10 days
hr'g sew>cd, sawyer, Portland, AZ Francois, to ail
when ready brig GoIham, Hall, Port and. at Fort
Royal do. fohooner iris. Robbins Portland, 10 40
daYs fahooner ChelApeake, Hurt, failed for Mary
ga'en'e, 2Sh ian fchooner Fair Lady, Snow, fail
e. lame dav fer Moran 'hp Hercules, Parions, of
Newhuryport John & feph Manning, Baltimore.
to iali 10 10 days. Pair Manhattan, sater Nswyork
Stits # he Ma'Iefsa Na,liaico Lumber, W. Pine,
I" dol Ars; Fiji, to a Beef 9 20 10 Flour, 3
Pork, IL TO IL and Other American produce in pro-
portion ;-ptodnce of the i'll md high and Gcarce.
Spoke, 18th Feb. 20 leagues E. s. E. from Cape
Elizabeth, orig Jane, capt. Stephenson, from NJ .rt
nico
Saturday 13a-Arrived hip Corntlia, capt. Thra "a
er 6. days from Liverpool.
Fl wreck fu of water, loaded with fat, was Ia
tciy ieen in the ph
Feb 7 in at. g was fell in with the wreck Of a
brig with yellow les, red BOT ON and red quarter
deck fore and M l topfail yards gone, aud iuil of
water
Recently was Ted Cape Sable braring N N E.
ID gale from N W. ihip, had no bowfprt,
nor foremaR, appearing to lave nobYdo on board.
Ihe feb. Success belonging TO Portland, was at
Mariagaante, Jan. a.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-02-25

Sec. !, BE it enacted by the Senate and
Houfe o. Representatives, in General Court
aiienbled, and by he authority of the fame,
7baf all BiAs, Notes, ebecks, Drauqbn, or OBJ
tgasscns qrbaJocgsr, under the amsunt Of five dol
lar, payabIs 10 bearer on 10 order Db4Nds ovboly
IN eO'iting. And hat al N0tes, Bills Cbssk5
Dr0ng5b oUgafions qobatfaever, Under the afore
(aid 3mount, and payable az 0toreidid, 4ubieb 6aA
be made Or iTIed after kbe ,fyR day Of April nest,
ard av5icb DbcH bear The imprslIon Of types,
plates, or printing, I5aiIbs utterly void, end &C
ton EboAbe thereon )Hqainra in any Cout of Laeo.
SEC. And be i, further enacted, That any
Perj@n Or feytoas qUb, /baA Das /" paG any Bill,
Note, Cbsck, Dr@4gh Or Obligation 1UbatJ0evsr
anAG The Jane be qoboly IN curling as atorsfaid,
Gaa tertea andpay aJfae # four dollars, to BE- re-
co0efed b. an afioa Of The CAFE, before any Court
competent to try tbe f4ms one m4'ty thereof t'r
TIE NE Of tbe complainant and the other moiety for
the af offb, PR of The to1Un, qubere )aid Bill,
Notc, Check, Draugh or Obligation may be jDued
or p1;d: Provided however, that notbing
hrrsin contained Pal aga The rigbtI o, prioileges
sI'eady granted to any Bank or Rank5 ineorp0-
rated within this Commonquraab.
SEC. ;. And BE- il fur her ena4ed, That
f5t Secretary be, and he's brreby dreaed to cauf
this IA to be bub6jbed, as /5On as may BE- in all
fI0G neaP1pcr- in 7shicb The LaoOs Of ibis Gam
mo7qosahj are 4iu1ily bubhy6ea.
In the Houle of Representatives, Feb. '3,'So5.
f5 bill bavag daa three Vsra 'ead"g' Pd be e"af''i
H G OTIS, Speaker.
In Senate Feb. I6, sos.
Tbs bill bsVing bad tzOO verai readings 10 BE- sHasd
DAVID COBB, PrgEdeut.
Feb 10, r8o5:-By the Governor approved
CALEB STRONG.
John AVERY, Secretary.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-02-25

IN New BEDFORD. MIR. DIss 7sSe,, merchant, Of
'h,' % n.'o MI, .na,y Sn15 Il that place
ic h@i And yer Mr.. Mefs Greeri-af, mer. Of
sAneor.t Mfs P-,ft Poor
10 orr'oetan, Mr.. Jeba Bvttr, mer. of Bangor,
% Me Sophia Carr
!" t'.Ie,, MIR. Nsftsail Fsqer, Of Norhysrmouth.
TO Mt 4 Ssee-, SsggS.
N Poland, Mr.. tenry Byrum to Mic setfcy r ckcr.
In Scarborough, by the Rev Mr. ri!ton, Mr. John
a knios Jun. Of Buxton, to Mis- Pauhna HArmos
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-02-25

TIE Pilgrim, No IL" is observation-disclosures favor: are
or fife.
A correspondent atWaihington has favored us with
Judge Cbaje's Aaj7o~ the articles of Impeachment
ex Ibited agsinR him. 1t is very lengthy but VIC
ihalt give it TO readers if pofhbe
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-02-25

sir. J'NKi,
The opp"fcrs of the prefer. gov
ernment Of this tate. have already nomi-
mated their Candidates Tor Governor and
Lieut.. Governor, the enfu.ng year, and
arc united IN fupporting their former un-
f.cccsfu ii.t for Senator's Of this county
L is remembered, that the Federal Repuh.
Ilcans did not laft April agree o. their cam
cidates, until fortnight before the cleo
ton, by which many votes were lot,
The citizens Of this county will generally
iuuport their old, and well tried friend,
WooDpuRt SroRER, Elq bar thole re-
more from this town are not relolyed whom
10 hold up as the other. The times call
loudly for UNION
[G1r II is nnderfs5d that Onr ether pyejsnt
svortby Senator, Mr. CUSHING, mteads TO be
a candidate at t6s nsxt eiso9ion IN zobicb
rglf qce prsti.ne I tederal yeOoiaa,y At Cum
brrLuad, qrH unite TO man, and again givs
bandfsme majority to tie ban TOHN
CUSHING and VOODBURT STORER,
oqy'5. qob0 b4ve pro'ed tbenyrlvrt % qUertby
tie peoples confluence. GAZETTE ]
Ma6acba(tft Legislature The bill to in
corporate part of the counties of York and
Cumberland into feperate county by the
name Of Oxford, pafied TO be engroned.-
A bill making further proniGon in the Ju-
dicial department, was read a hra time, and
committed to Mefrs. Fly Allen, Symmes,
Wheaton and Wheeler The Houic con-
Cured with the Senate in giving leave for a
Bank at Bucklton county Of Hancock
The Committee on Mr.. Aliens Kefolu-
ton fubmittei the following which was
accepted, o., TO IS:
Rsi0ived, That this Houfe cannot pats
any Order or Relolve to cenfure or punifh
any individuals, except in cafes of the
breach of its own privileges, that Young
& Minis, in making the aforelaid publica-
ton, have not been guilty of any fuch
breach and that it is not expedient to re-
fcnd the contract made with Young and
MINIS for the prelent year.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-02-25

NOTICE is hereby given to the
non-refdent proprietors and owners of land in the
Town Of Durbas# in the county of Cumberland and
and Comno wealth of MaGachufetts, that the lots
or parts Of lots Of land hereafter mentioned are
taxed in the bills committed to me the tubfctiber,
collector of laid town for the year 1884, to collect
in the fums following, viz
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-02-25

NOTICE.
THE fubfcriber, intending to remove
4 fro m this town in March next, requels all
petfona indebted to him to make immediate pay
mcnt, and thote who have demands TO call on
him for fettieutnt
He offers for fale his Store, Fl uated near
the Hay market Northyarmcuth with an acre and
an half of land, barn, &c on Reasonable terms, APP
ply 70
NICHOLAS L, MITCHELL.
.Nayfbya,noaib, Jan g. 5w
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-02-25

= TR.PACKARD, reipeGfully IN
lVE forms the Ladies and Ceut'eaaen f Po,f44i
snd vicinity thar the PHILOsO P't3CAL and
MECHANICAL MUSEUM wa is now Tor their,
reception at the Co!ambisn Hal On
PRILO5QPH?.
TIE Iavifbe Convsrau This dif,overY
proves that found NAV be reAet1et ike neh,, a,si
and found eqa4y tie fame tho a.ong't 70 4 cer.aic
focus there eohotfed ana even the lma'leR vti!qlr
conveyed mptrcepti5e to all but the convcrtant
The ceL6rated Is7gjfb!s Lady,
The Penetrating Spy Claf, an optical ma
chine, 70 cou(truGted hat ,nV pcrfon 10 TIC company
may plainly fee any oajet9 before m, although o.
Rru6ed by fold fub0Ance # any ,hicl,pe.s
MECHANISM.
The celebrated Writing F,gare repreren'ss
boy about FIVE years Ct age. Thi, piece Of macbin.
cry, representing life, will write correctly dortins
and croling the letters j. and +. with precfon and
care. Much has been f4id of this figure, and the
greatea srtias, both in Europe and America, allow
it 20 be maler'y peiee Of work.
TIE Automiton Tmbler. This wonderful
figure will put himfeIf into variety of attitudes.
throwing lommerietts, &c. He will ALTO dance a
hornpipc
TIE little Mgaieian, the only ore ever exhibr
tied in America. This figure charalterizes fer
eign philosopher ho'd ng in one hand magic wan,
by the fleming virtue Of which, he performs many
wonders and frikin8.
Wax .Figure5 as large a. Life.
Profpero and Callahan, a lcene from the
Tempe .
Othello and DerJemona,-This fcene is
taken from Shakelpearre's celebrated play
Moor of Venice. Othelo is reprcfsnted as
medi ating The murder of his beautiful wife
The curtains which furround the bed of Def
tamona, are fupurb, and formerly encircled
that Of the late Queen of France
The Salem Beauty.--The Female Gcon.
omit, lasy giving inffudions to her
daughter.
Sianns prince of Atooi,
Calicam, 2 chief of Noetka Sound.
Wyree, female, a native OF Owyhey.
A portrait of Gen WASHINGTON,
Imported by two wax figures repreientirg
Libs1y and .Taaics
A bua OF Bonaparte.
A Clafs Ship.
II Pbsn5msnon in Mature
An Infant preferved in fpirits, with two
heads, four arms one body, and four legs
to be leen in ieparste apartment.
Or TIE MaEam 10 5rnamented qot5 Mum
Der 81 Elegant Cbinsfs Painting Of es~
bi5itien, from I'LL 9 in tie srenisg.-Admi'~
tance 50 eentt
Portland. Feb. Is.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-02-25
C0HfMUNICATFD.

From Bcf9a,--fhe poor demos here
feem TO be rather cowed' they have met
with Ill fuccefs as yet in their political par
tyfpirit. Haying failed in the choice of a
Senator and Of major general and IN
their motion for the removal of Young and
Minis, many of them are heartily Gck, and
truly vexed with the little member from
Pittsheld, for introducing that motion.
They never meant fuch truths of Mr.. JET
ferfon's character f1ould come out. Indeed
manv OF them never heard of them them
ielvcs 1t was very diverting to obferve
many OF their oountenances, while Hubert
ho0d, ana fmiling declared, that he be.
l;rved thofe things that were publlfhed IN
The : Monarchy OF Federation" were
f1bGantiallY true; and when he Pronoun-
ced his Latin phrafe "de gufibu5 nan dJpH-
t.n.!um," with uplifted eye and hand ,altho'
few Of them undcrltood it, they looked as
if they thoughtst dreadful
It's expected that Mr.. Aliens motion
for dilmlAing Of Young and MINIS, for
FULFILLING the Monarchy Of Federall1m,'
together with the arguments upon it, the
printers defence, the doucumcnts accom-
panying it, and the report OF the com
mittee, will be pubilhed In a Pamphlet
1t is proper rhr puic fYould be acqnaint-
ed with the whole truth. The facts are
Important, asld ous hit TO be known. They
may tend 10 enHghted blind eyes ; to lilnm-
mate beclouded minds, and remove lone
of the evils that endanger the American
Republic.
Extraf7 Of a letter trom a gentleman IN B0tton.
Since the late di(clofure of truths In re-
gard 10 the character of the PRECEDENT, my
federal principles have been greatly itreng-
thened. Notwithstanding all the boating
of the democrats in regard 10 economy,
the PROPERTY of the nation, sc. &c.
fee nothing in their conduct promotiVe OF
either, and am more than ever, convinced
that our political lalvation, our Respectable
ity, morality, virtue, good order, land |
had almoit faid that Religion which leads
10 happineis of men in future ltate) de-
pend upon the fuPPort ct Federaliim.
Lal} Tueflav, the Court of Common
Pleas commenced its FELTON, in this town
Samuel ID. Freeman, kfq was admitted as
an attorney at laid Court.
a7arrifn,
IN Nor,hvarmou'h, MIR. So'aa7oH ~'sP71r, 70 Niiis
ces,yiae Baker.-Nr. 1sfrfb TLoaif, 70 Nils Merry
S.si-Nr .4rgo- Sforsy, NIrs S9'y 1'1e- MI
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-02-25

ILEAZFR CREEIY has removed from T;fl
nreet to No ! MUssGrs Row, where he has for
fac general aGsrtment Of
European and india Goods,
Z, reduced prices
Ps,Ilxsl So a.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-02-25
Rarrifn,

In Nor,hvarmou'h, MIR. So'anHoH wigP'1e TO Mit'
ce'b,rae Baksr.-Nr. Jgfeb Tto'alf, 70 NUS Merry
S .kl-A4r 4rqo+ Sforer, % Nils S9y 1'1f MT,
Edtva,f PayjSas Of Poland, TO Mis- LHf,sha C"@S
Can. T.,sf5.s IYbitary, to Mfs Poly Wabksr = Mr.
By-i5 - % Mis- n rear &a bgv4rd MIR jain
Wilaz7. Of Fre,por,, 10 Mi EnHie CL.0e'.- Mr. Es-
-g.yi Tsflrr 20 Mi Sarah Barior. 91 Ho'raf"ad'7f
Az. SO a.ntsr na,s expssaea lsos.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-02-25

Il" af7 70 ,5eyaia he filing printed promTyy Notes Q
certain Seaosiaaio"', and far Other Pnpgfs.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-02-25

COMMO NWFALTH OF MASSAGE USETTS
In Tbs year Of Lord ogaua eight 6nndrea and f
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-02-25
WINDOW SASHES.

TOR fae, ready glazed Of al fzes and any
i number. Cath Wen India goods taken in
payment.
Quadrants and Compades repaired as
ufuai and all kind of Glazing done by the iutlcrber
oppolte Mrs Fox's, Fore Greet
SAMUEL M. QUINCY.
Teb ,r
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-02-25

THE fubfcribers having been duly
Il appointed by the Hon silas Lee. cd.
judge of Probate for the coanty Of Lincoln to re-
ee'vs and examine the claims of the fevcral Gre.
ditors the enate of
SAMUEL STAPLES
late of Topiham, decesfed, Represented infolvent
do hereby give notice, that FIX months are a CIV
ed to bring in and prove their ciams--and
that we ihall attend that fervicc at the Dwelling
Houle of Of the widow of the decesfed, on The lat
Monday in February, and the lao monday Of
the Eve following moRths from one to fix, p M.
R fqas soq pHTrEs 3cs"~yF,'e,.
TB6an, Jan. % 1905.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-02-25

LCST
I'm the roth inf. re- TOROC-
~ co POCKET BOOK berw,en Portland
aad N5ss' Tavern. Falmouth Whoever has f,urd
the !4ias, and viii return it. ihalI receive FIVE
DOLLARS reward Apply az the Cazette Office.
or to the fubfcTibcr
ALEXANDER GREENWOOD
Esk..p FL
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-02-25

NOTICE.
DiED on board the brig Nancy. the Izth ult
IL BENZ MIN WlIBUN,
formerly Of TauRton Any perfon legally auth or
lied may receive his effects and balance of wages
BY calling on
VIM WEBB mddle-street
Portland, Feb. &c 1905.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-02-25
EDW ARD bARNEVILI,,

= Efpe6fully informs bis friends and the
public, that he has taken the Store lately
occupied by Mefrs Bs,Josr 4 BaratriR where
he has for fale, handfome afortment oe
ENGLISH md INDIA GOODS.
ALSO,
Ravens DUCK,
zcd, Iod, 81, 81, & "A, NAILS,
Sd, Sd a. & 81. BRADS,
s BY s, BY g., & sly 10 GLASS,
German and Biifered STEEL,
5 &S'a1' s| I na S%.a' }rEAs,
Loaf India & Bown SUGARS,
L'lbon. Sherry & Maloga WINES,
BRANDY and GIN,
Excellent Old RUM,
Pollock and Cd FISH,
Pun h rs RUM,
Hhds. MOLASSES,
DAINTY GIN CASES,
Thomaaon LIME, &c. &c.
The above articles will be fold cheap for
CATH or approved credit.
FIJI q 90
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-02-25

LaR Tuefjay, the Court of Common
Pleas commenced its FELTON, in this town.
Samuel ID. Freeman, Efq was admitted as
an attorney at iafd Court.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-02-25

AT R.PACKARD, respectfully IN
1VA forms the Ladies and Ceu,'eaaen f PO,isn{
and rs vicinity thar the PHILOsO PN:CAL and
MECHANICAL MUSEUM wal is uow Tor their,
reception al the Co!aoa5isn Hal on