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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-30
At a. Cours held for Washington

At a Cours held for Washington
corny The l.7,h Gay of OGeber, Isc@
ffza6esh 9 i6So,., Gsmdl4;Aeai, 4 In
AcsisST Clan
isaac Nnderscn, :. Defendant, cery.
{ he defendant not HAVING entered his APT car.
l. ance aud given security &C, ording TO ti,s-aa
OF assembl, and The puies of ihis oourt and i, a-
pearng 10 the sar-iatsion OF the court that he is
not an ihiahian, OF lhe conmonv eallh OF yisgi-
MA On the motion OF the complainant b. her
counsel. IL Is ot1e,e1. that the SAID defendan, DO
appeas here on the third TUESDAY il. February next
and answer the bill OF tine complainant, ard ttae
a copy Of this order be inserted in some public
newspaper published in this state for Two months
excessively and another osled ~ The front door
OF the cour'house OF the said county.
A Copy = Asiest.,
{ David Campbell, D. c.
Al a court held for Washington
county. re 18th day of December fS' !. ,,
William Biice, Complainant, In
AGAINST Chan
Michael Wise, Defendant. eery.
4 lie defendant not having sntsre q his appear-
t-ance ard given seclrity according TO The ace
o abb aud the ruits OF this court and il ap-
Fearing to the satisfaction OF the court that IN.
def n..ant is not IN inhabitant of the common.
wyA IN; On the motion ofIhe complainant By his
- uise. is IS meered. i hat he said defendant do
lprcas here ra The shird tuesday an Apfii nexr
and a.s"er the bill OF ihe complainant, and lhas
= copy OF this orde, be inserted IN a public news
paper published III sl.is state ioi mon hs sue
cess.yely and anotIer copy posted at the ffont
door OF the courthouse of the said county
Il copy--Auest,
ID. CAMPBELL, u. C.
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Lana for Sale.

DY virtue OF q deed of trust execnt
. ed TO the subscribers by VIM Fortune. will
be SOLD. to tie highes, bldusr, FOR ready mo-
ney. on the premises on the 18th day OF February
nsxr. TRACT OF LAND. lying III I.nusa
county, on the ~asers or Fork creek, contain
ng 100 acres, being the land Wherein said For
tune nov resides-The land is of cd quality /;
has q small PLANTATION IN good order ana conye.
nieni houses, sc for small family. Cds)
John Edwards, , $780,
Chs. Smith,
Louisa, January 8. 1905
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WILL BE SOLD.

WILL BE SOLD.
- Y virtue If deed Of trust execured by lanes
- Burnley. 20 secure a debt therein mcn,ioned,
originally 70 Ia,nes Barbour, and by min trans
frsred 10 Aussia Shelton. will he sol. Tor ready
money az Charlottesville on |ondav the A. h day
of February next (being Albemarle court day J,
A TRACT OF LAND,
Lying about two miles above Charlottesville,
whe,eon Mrs Burnley now resides, or so much
,hererf wan be scficent 10 satisfy and pay the
SUM OF TWO hundred aud seventy four pounds SIX
ssillings and eigh, pence, with interest and Cost
Hardin Davis, trustee.
} Richmond, 9Th Jan. 1906 IDS
~ b have few barrels of SUPEHFINE
FLOUR, for sale, suitable for family u.e
II ID.
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Notice.

q FL persons having ciaimsby bond. account
4 = " otherwise, against the cs;a,c OF Col.
Bsnard Markham. dec. late OF Chestsxf.1;d coun-
~. desired to bsing ti.csn for~ ard properly
authenticated on or before the tenth day OF nexr
Feb-4-ry. thar rsovis.onn,sy DC made icr the set
,lemen: isereSf. This nosice will De plead in
bar Of all cairns of every description, brought in
alter that siinc.
gdk ExEeU7oSs.
Jan S. 1905. ~sd-
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Dollars Ia5,i5s
I | c K E Z S

3ay be had Of George Tucker, Thomas Taylor,
ard Samuel Peasants, jr- in Richmond Robert
srciett. and Watkins Leigh. PeIersbrrg, Tho
mas Newton. DR. Barrand, q Lirt.esouW Taze
well, Norfolk; tFaSh Mercer, FredcsiS sb,gs !,
Henry Tucker. Winchester; Chapman Johnson
stanton; ard N al the towns IN Virginia ana
w7uy place ia % country
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-30

FIR sate al ma 1Ricc 1y5sLES
For receiving aud paying the Cola Coins Of Csest
Brnsin, Portugal, France, SPAN. end the coni-
. cns Of spain, Of their psesrnt standard accord.
r'g 70 the al of congress, cgaaing foreign coins
sscd the 9rh Fcblnary, 1903. Caics,1lsd lor
cue Nc Uf he Bank Of Yirs.ma-
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Lying IN the county Aforesaid on the waters of
Muddy creek, and bounded by tie lands Of Ma
thanisl burton, Jesse burton. Matthew Robc.t-
son and edward Maxeey. Containing by eslin,a-
;Ion three hundred and fifteen ac,ss.
Daniel idiggin5otham, trustee.
tr1her.,. 10Th Ian JS ) c,y
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py virtue Of a deed af trust exeeu.

10y virtue OF deed of trust execu-
~ Ted TO the subscriber BY Benjamin bnrson.
OF TIA, county OF buckingham, Tor the purpose OF
securing 4 ceot due 10 kiycs, riarray & Co ter
ne hun,sred and sixteen pounds ,hTse s'u''inss'
with u, crest thereon toe rate OF six per cent
per a. IN, ftoni ti.e twenty fourth Gay Of De-
cembes eish.een hundred and ,wo. and the ex
penses attending the execution oil this srusi "
certainly be SOLD. to the highest builder. Tor
ready money, on Monday tie eleventh day ut
March next. at Buckingham Courthouse. i. be-
ing cour, day.
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R1cuMoND AcADEM Y
IL q TTE Il Z.

q JOTICE is hersby gwen. thar the drawing
~ OF the said Lot,ery VIII commence on. th,s
Ia, and be continued OH Tuesdays and SAtus
d.r, b, o,awins from sifty TO hive hundred num-
49,. ,..,,:l the whole is completed.
All tickets not sold and delivered before this
dav vii, be considcIed As held on account Of the
Trustees of the Academy; and the agents for
sei,ng them sre earnestly requested 10 remit eli.
tier the money cr the uekess committed TO their
disposal. 10 the commissioned from whom they
were received
Those who have purchased tickess on credit.
will he pleased TO reckon from this day.
If the days of drawing and the number to be
drawn saaitbe encreased. public notice viii be
given he same. t
The prizes TO be paid in sixty days after the
drawing Is completed
It is hoped that shc tickets remaining in the
hands OF the commissioners wiz he readily bought.
by those wno are wei. Sishcrs 10 Tie proposed n
caicmy, or who wish 20 see in the ns;ghb 'o.hool
of this city the beginning OF great Na.ioaai u
nveSsitv. The committee appointed Tor that
purpose have already purchased about - acres
of ground. a little more than : m,ie from town,
in an elig;b { situation, and tine nece1ary build
ings will be begun in the ensuing spring.
On behalf OF the trnsress.
Rocers Mitchell
Robert Pollard, atthontea
-dlexsr. S.aari, >to sufef-
FIN. Price, ,.:endshe
G.. 7Rzkrr- drasrifs G.
Richmond, January IL. 1905.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-01-30

n = s"e "ouse OF klose.. 'frehS ., IN the com.
81 y o. toH n.ls1ll, OH fhuctday shs third day
Of January, one Thousand eight hundred and I've,
pa 'saant 20 a decree ef the superior eoun OF
csancery, holden Tor the Eichn,Sisi ,sis,ria no.
nosncrd on the second lay OF June list. in fas or
OF col. Samuel Ms eaith Of Amherst County, 4.
Sa'use john Nuonaiiy and others.
YIN the day, aud the place shove mentioned.
enc m conformity totne Aforesaid decree. viii DC
scid, TO the highest oiddss. for ready money. one
SestAihtrxss 90 parcel OF L m D. ying on Apo
saastox river, IN the upper end of said county,
>ishin two males OF the place OF sale, aiming
sorr bundled and twelve and one half acres, 4
p-stof ~sioh is low grounds adjoining the said
Gun, tile remainder nigh land. Thought to be C..
vaa IN Salue 10 any ia the neig heouihood; there
are tive plantations on this traei. one of which
iies Immediately upon the river. being that plan
tasion W hSreon Archells Nua<.al,y lived 10 HE
lifetime, ihe-buildires such laisht answer
fsy the accommodation Of III rversecr & negroes,
with & sod barn. sc. The o.her is the pla,lfa-
sian upon which Capt ! ,.sa Nanually has lived
FRA naistsE Of yeass; upon wlisch rkerc
WOOL dwelling hoase with two roorns below ard !
Two above ssairs, Iischen, enoak house, dairy,
stable, l.ar',, &c all IN good repair, upon tins
trad eisit or to-. a':ds ;iay bcensioyed &c great
aiyaa..ace.
Cresa 7;.yzay, F,nneis e. arrYis,) @
Nrlssa Psstssen, E:Hpard 1unj.sd,
dic5 Csessi5. .JoLn Fera. NJ
FSecsT,bc, Tsh. is3l Sw
49, THE sale OF we ap7ve property j. post
po'-a ,inis tr'ay ti,s tp~,sa, Of February asAt.
slicn II viii ainiy ,ake place. in satisfaction
ci ms sto,csaii decree, and 81 the rlaec agore-
ss.a. rs Dec. 20 1904
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Dollars, 10000

! All tickets drawn blank may bcrenewed IN the
KsSt tiass, AT 10 dolls. each; the rr;ec of all o.
tners viii be Is colls.
All prizes OF is dollars ma be renewed foI the
next class, OF paid a, the option OF the rerson
/ eati'led If they be no. canned Within .h4e
,nontiss after the drawing So,nm.necs, they vii
We considered as renewed IN tbs second ass
The drawing commence IN the city oil WA.
Harrisburg OF the 49, Ga, of -------, uncer
ttr management OF James Madison, Ohm Brack-
en-, William Nelson, Robert Greeoho,ss Isurweii
eassert, Robert Saunders, Samuel Tyler, Cham.
pion Travis, William Li.h,foot, Eis,ieton w.
Tazsweii, George Tucker and JAMES Semp!e.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-06

former defects, as much as Is confident with the
preient circumstances, fhal be principally found
ed upon the union?
II, however, the critical circumstances in
which we are involved by a ruinous war, require
for that period a concentrated administration, to
give more energy to the DEGREES which are to be
Psfed for the welfafesofour country well then,
IN that cafe, let Us follow the fsps Of the ancient
Romans, and appoint until the, peace, or for. a
Limited time, five years at the longeR, diaa-
tor, after the Roman manner Let us name even
the intended perlon (Schimmelpenninsk) to this
pre..minence, and let all neceGary power and
authority be ensruaed proviGonally to HIM, with.
out imparing the peoples liberty-and juftice !;
but let US by no means deprive the nation there
of for ever, under contribution, the ,conlequence
of which may be the mott arbitrary oppreflon,
under viii h we mutt fufer and endure 'violeace,
or be reduced TO the difagreeabla necefity (ike
70 many other respectable families, which have
already removed their reGdence to other coun-
,tries) of lifting this our native foil, once 70
free; bu, to the introducing Of this contribution,
and Of neceGisy, we can nevrr give our. aDint,
after 70 many iacri6ces .as we have made TO H.
ber,y; we maf, therefore in giving our outrage,
rg<a The fyope/td Plan with The msa decided
negative.
Utrecht. April 4, 1905.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-06

,,.e,d asiome diffsnce from
s' camp s ~ troops. The folders employ.
: eide fulll.n we're fuppl:ed with pr0ylli'n'
's saur.. The enemy n0 'r,ss. and battle
,y.s.dly from .n,i.sly drove from the mind o.
.up,a snlea II II. thoughts Of his p,equ;'. some
'I,.s however, he rseo ~ :. mad. ,brou u
I'd sauf.d enquire. % ~ = heard Of u.s..
ibs amy, ! ~, were all in the negative, upon
e. sss :asngsr was a, s;,Pssi There accord:
shs they -, =. found, 6xed.so the fpot, and re-
agF hsy sI ~ extremity Of huager, but never
lnsa % t9 q n ~, Ga being aksd way' *hsn
dhus 4 lions failed, they had not returned 70
OIL iln., They were aaon'insa a shs qusN''
|s They bad no orders
r.oard as their mof-intereiting
TN sun M $: conduct Of chat par; Of tn: Perdan
ssneefn' sgs;eh LAYS conveniently fol theH trade.
Enpls s b,y. given 70 the Ruff ans the correct
Ten Yeas u 80 Of Per6a from the able inveai-
yts o. - pail., The Perfian trade had not
sltiS0fn ' Z, The tribute for the raw fix,
b.ta p'on;a ,ec;e f.as out of the country ); tn.
sPteia ~ !, +. sh.ries the importation OF raw
fn'' = cotton and madder, and the gals which
ana 3. !. fu,nilhsd from the few oak foreits in
rs ~ ..,n.,sts iouth.rn climates. 10 thsie he
tsli ss II. manufactured goods. annually i'm.
i0os ~ ,,m persa, may be reckoned at 100, 900
P0 s' pallas sssa obferves that the Ruiiilas
na I.Il,w adyances.in their exports. That Co.
a.us ~, ,.,, n. moi confderabir ani mott lucra.
sa''' Rom Aftrican annually are exported a
' y, rood, at 900 rubles pood. Indigo
'ss4 sa,n.,lv good article, bur hace iome con-
IS ~ i MaIsan, it had b:en brought from La
Y, q P.ria aud thence 10 African The ex
~, i cloths may amount to 10000 auolcs,
f.I,., fam 4 10 20, 900, and other articles TO
!, 40, 900 ,uSlss. Sugar is exported to the valas
Ma "a, 600 tuOlss. lie thsn obfssves, /" "A the
s,l,a.. thereof, 10 trade with PerGa IS againa US
i !, worthy IF ipyeaisation in what manner our
e,mn.,ciiai ,nlercourte cooli be rendered, If not
Oro6,l,lr, al leaf detrimental to the iaserst OF
Il. EmDir., and in my opinion, we poheis the
mean, Of affecting that dedrable purpofe."
(Saltm Rtgjfsy.f
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be lost before j. cleared harbour Lord
Nelson, therefore must be looked to for
recalling victory and triumph co our arms:
at this crisis. nhe comss up with The Ell
nemy, and effects a,junctiep with Coshraae
it will be sufficient, though sir john, Ordee
is left behind; he will then be able TO con-.
tend with them, and the result, is not an,
biguous. The apprehenslonis, lest consl-
derable mischief SHOULD be DONE before his
arrival, and some of cur important Islands
should,be carried by grand coop Dig nsai,.
and Jamaica amongst the number.
In the East Indieswe have ,contiaued TO.
triumph, LordLake has followed.u his
victory with decisive operations the pow
Ter of Holkar is now so reduced that he IS
not likely to make head again and as an
army once vanquished, and i'll disciplined.
particularly an oriental one, daily: moulders
away, there is every hope thot the dangers
of the Mahratta war haze now subsidized.
We are sorry 70 add. that general Fraser
died from hiswound an excellent officer
is lost to the service.
We have nothing observation-disclosures to
offer this week. Chr domestic intelligence
chiefly consists Of meetings TO. petition the
king and parliament in respect to the dis
coveries of the tenth report; the meetings
have every where been successful, and'whas
IS a great thing, temperate IN thaFir sue
cess.
The Catholic question is deferred to
the 18th. Petitions are pouring in agalos
|3it.
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PROVINCE Of UTRECHT.

THE following remoustrance OF the lnha-
bisants Of the province of Utrecht a.
cainss the new constitution of Holland
contains an ingenious aud spirited pro,
test against the inquisition ofthat form
Of governmens BY the hands of 70.
reign nation,]
g Alths undersigned citizens and inhabi-
tapts d Utrecht, to the president and mem
bsrseftbsstate directory efthe Batavian
~sh,,SEc -
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TO RENT,

A convenient two rory Brick houie
GU Wilkes freet, oppoGte Capt. George Slasam's
For terms apply to,
John c Nowsu.
July s. q
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9 FEILow CITIZENS,

a neW plan OF a constitution being a.
gain proposed to the Batavian people, in
order 70 its being subjected, without delay,
,O'heir assent or rejection, and as we have
nnot in our power to make known the
reasons to our dissent st the time of voting,
Wstake the liberty to inform yen, that after
Minute Investigation and mature considera-
slonot tue said plan, the same appeared to
miar from amending the present consti-
@'on; to be on the contrary, liable to
produce, much greater evil, which soon.
or later, must necessarily proceed
@e'slrom 70 the nation; and we there
Uts ieel no difficulty in stating that the
pau according to our view of it, is at
's'aass with the interest of the people
= Da'asla, andc republican liberty, for
"asn aer ancestors have sacrificed so
.usa o'oed and treasure. 1t appears
SUE a, me contents of this plan, that
h. Inc possessions and property of
As inhabitants are left at the mercy ofthe
a a,u'' arbitrary dispositions of the political
sS"s 81 Tue experience whereof has prov.
;ss' :. great injury to SO many eminent
!, aA q from the year 1895, down
~ =. @e present time, without obtaining
sa.., redress, Notwithstanding their Just
,b. ap'aInts have been presented against
n.s s abuses; which is the cause Of so
~ ~ dissatisfaction at this time.
and. fhae. by the said plan, justice,
aaS S ae course of the law, that palladium
sin u =, sacred !, support of liberty, which was
,nd 'e a Tree by the present constitution,
N ~ sa'sa ought always to remain free to
and ' as inhabitants in all cases, is impeded,
n,, IAN DC su5orned in the most arbitrary
coa .asr which cannot be limited by any
riaS sA's s since it is the incon,royersible
gyr O' every member of this society.
Cd ,bc,. That the supreme power is plac.
NJ. S1se every law, and most unlimited.
q. ussposle authority, is committed 10
g. person, asst were, under tn, old title
grs,, .,ionary of the council, a power much
Ioos' s1 and more extensive than ever be.
and y the ancient courts of Holland
sso. y we late Stockholders, nay, which e.
'eAcssds' that of constitutional I ting.
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RAsoN g FOWLE

LAWR ASON g FOWLE
Haze isR reeeived, by the brig Harnosy, Robert
B. Hall, mater, from BoRon.
bales beft Beerboon Curraiis
do. Sewing Twine
: s ss:'' 1n ysssf Hy''" }rREsH TEAS,
70 boxes bcG Spani0h Segars
pipes drR quality Cognac Brandy
40 barrels N. E. Rum
S hhds. retailing Molafes
? barrels Sperm. Oil
a few boxes Sperm. Candles
40 boxes brown Soap
And quantity Of Platter Paris.
July O.
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S U G A R S.

S u C A R S.
Seventy Tssssy ass.; S nd Mu'eov4Do SUGAR
Thirty one bags Cocoz, received by Aoop SlooP
Diana. from M4rtinico7-for fale on Reasonable
terms by
John 6 Thos. VoveH.
WHO HAVE ON HAND
Holland Gin Of excellent flavor in
Pipes,
Fourth proof Brandy,
Jamaica Rum,
Liverpool Fine Salt,
1000 bnhels Indian Corn,
hoo do. bIack-ey'd Peas, in good 1'tp,
ping order,
July s.
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For Sale-for Cath.
a LIKELY young NEGRO WOMAN,
II with her Child. She is good cook ana
an excellent waher. Enquire OF the
PRINTER.
July 6,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-28

Ehosner Nsfor, Capt. $. Webb, Of Nrwys,k-> The
Five sievrs Joaes. Of Norfolk TO faa in 8 days: :
brig Sea Flower Abo~n, of Pr, viasnce To al IN coavs
brig Mary. sheldon, OF Providence feb VI RI !.
Crowley of Iharleiton, r4 srr,yed .--hrig Gorhsns
Haltot Portland. waaiss msaG,s rfnx bst leven
hosaeads on board.
Msrkets DuL--Fif, dull at 81 doa.- Be zudcsux
Wine per Cak 10 dos--Bccf, from 8 to q doll, -
Pork, hom 10 - dolls Flour, from n dolls
LSrsher from r8 dolls dali salmon fros. 10
&C dolls. -Mxck,re, from TO dolls Hertin,s from
Alto dolls And al other American and ksrope al
goods IN pr oportion.--
The Englfth cruzeU are carrying IN all veIels adcned
with fagars The brig Mary Woodbury.. OF sa
e' winch iasd on the I'D ut tsnnsry Captured by
Rr tfh frgate and feat in to Antigua.
Spoke Oft the harbour of 81 Pierre BRIG Thomas
eapt Moulton of this port,
ian a. I miles eaf Cape Ann fpokc the aorp Wafp
James Gould for Old York the former mate aud .spta,n
dead. irom s. Thomas 10 days out.
Same A.y-Arrvci brig Polly, capt y. Robnson ~
days from Port Royal, Mari ireo
SaSt, day, Jas a6-Arr,ved feb oreno, czp, Cps,er,
40 days from Marnico Ieit the Morninc Star, capt
Sawyer of this port.
We forty 70 Rate the LOIS OF the brig Stephen
capt Wirfow of this port. Having anchored OF Marn
'cus hie was irpek by fudden qua.l, and aore
-*eaet aud cargo lef crew iared.
The IA vigilaa,, Dunt Of Portland lai from Char
lehown, for Havana aihore the night of the
Sth Dec. abAco-rhe veffel ard nearly the whole
cargo loft the capt and arrived NaHau Dec l9
The IN p Amira capt slower, of Portland from lie
May for Bolton, ha, arrived the Vineyard, in very
leaky and wrecked CONDITION. having ioa all her fails
and hut two of her alb to do dsty
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l.,ort of lDortllre.


Arrived fhip Neptune, William Cra,tr c, maher
from London Via Lin,ington IS day. ON the 18th,
IAN lat a. s. lon IS, fpoke ichr Ham h fiom
Marhlchead for Bi boa who very generously iuPpiied
cant c with fuch provihons as he could pare
Game pailsus-rs in The Nepsaas sts'A' Tt''s La.
,.s Bill N.Ey Hay o. o-d C6sve ParriA
saus s,,--Arivcd bri. Mcrcator, freeman, from Der
hice
Hanh,. Tau .r-Arrved sehr. Nancy, Jordan, ~ days
from Dominica.
Sawiav. Urn af.-Arrived, Brig Richmond Thomas
Roaci. m.aer.-tapt Roach very politely urnifhed US
with the following marine and commercial ~ ,fnor1nda
s.,e r. m s., Pierres, Martnico. January sth 1896
Al, p M was boarded by sri'iih DrivaTesr enan'n
cd and lr, soLeft IN ST. P'err's the following Yes
shin Mel enry K.se v. of Parsmeaih a arr ved from
Phi alrlnh;,.--snos 1ohn * Jofeph, Manning OF BA :
,rnore 10 t.,i ia as DAYS; bark Harper, capt Ian
~ -, >, al IL DAYS - brig Cnthia, Andrews,
W., " " -, Nv. Schooner StoycT,
Of in 20 day. Brig p rsasss,
49, " n,..,as 10 fail in day. Brig aurora,
Allyn af Newyork, to fail in Fsb'sary Brig Far
M,,l..,., s,i,,r iaa arrived from Gnadaouse -
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dim.

In this town Mr. LEMptL BRYANT. merchant, aged
40 alter long and tedious iilnefs, which he iu1ained
with uncommon fortude As citizen he was eteemed
by all aho knew him--As a hubbard. parent aud fon.
the affective OF his hereaved comfort. child and pa
rents trong pledges of his worth aud b.. numerous
relatives and friends will long fee the lois Of an agree
able companion.
In Thomaaown, Mr. Jehn Crockett, aged about -
years, Respectable citizen
EsReoy jan s.-Dr swned on the eve. o. the 9Th IA.
Cant, from the boat Hope, Of Portland, John Kane
thrre was only one perfon on board with him John
C,,rrier Jury of inquch furnmoned verdict acci
dental de th by drowning Tie has eft iome property
h ,s In IL CT. Of liz Sclcklncn Il "a port
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-28
A Fowling piece loft.
Jas loft. from the leigh of the II

Mas lott. from the leigh of the fub-
Wv fcriber in this town. the evening Of the a7d
inf. a FRENCH FOWLlNC PIECE, made in Mans,
wi h the makers nsme on the lock Remarkably long
barreled the Rock lately off lower pipe aud
feel pipes fodcred the barrel FLYER cite and thumb
piece, & wooden ram 90. -Whoever may have found
fad pece, and will the fame rho owner cr give
information 10 that ne may be obs4ned ai DC reward
cd for their troab
Portland Fan az. 1OSEPH LOWS
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-28
@drrifb,

Ia thi. town, Mr. Jonathan Cobb. 70 Milf. 1athfheba
Yezton.
In Thomaaown, Capt John Mathews I" Mifs Amy
SNOW Mr. John Whittier to Mis- Sally Emery
Ia Northyarmouth by A. R Mi chell tfq. Dr. EGas
snk 10 Mifs Lyereiis Prince daughter of Mr. David
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-28

HF Co-parnerihip of BAlFy & Nc
4 HowL was disolvts the ieth nf.--aH per.
oas that We dem.acs -. arm s.s,u tied call
and receive their dss,. ard sho that atbed are
'ssntitd 20 nsAse ,mu'ed'a's payment 20 hn Easy II.
81 ,ht'r sceosas vii br put IL tAs Lssos ot a-rucy
tor sollsstoo.
1atn Bsiav. jr.
s4ss,sss .,.'Dssrl.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-28
NOTICE.

THE fuhfribSt, Intending 70 rcravs from
this ra~n VA March aeas. reaacs afl pr lous IN.
ashisd 10 bin 10 Esske di~te payment, md thaie
who have demands TO cal az him - EssiCm NJ -
HE offers for lale his store, 6 aated near the
Hay msrset, Ncrhy~raessh with 4na bali os
lana, barn. sc. onrs,ien bic ,srHss appls q,
NICHOLAS /. WI ICHEIL'
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