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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-19
Delays are Dangerous.

4 Ii Pelfons Who arc indebted TO Ne5oh &
4 n CHndaH for breaking and carding wool,
are hereby Iesueaed TO call, previous TO the
twentieth of this month, and iettle their sc-
counts with the (ublcriber whereby he may
be enabled to make final iettlemeat with the
concerned: He poGtiyely declines future iu.
Psrintendh'g the bu6neh.
SAMUEL CLARK.
N. 2. The above buaneis will be conti-
nu.d as uiuai.
O9sbr, 7, 1865.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-19
FRESH GOOD S.


Jaa received and for Sale. at his Store, No. SO
Thamss-Strcet. seaeral and exten6ve af-
fortmcnt of
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-19
lob SHERMAN

Ha, rsesfvs< CoafgsnsSs sf
So 6des iole Leather
Meats Leather
Calf Skins and Boot Legs. ALSO,
A very extcnEve aiiormcnt Of DRY GOODS.
Cssfsing Of
SupcrGne Bsoadcloths and Csfineres
Common do. do.
Royal Ps,ent Cord fancy do.
Velycts and rhickietu
Toilnets and SRanzsdowa
BomosGsis and PoPPlensn
Wildbores
Ruaells and Cslimancoo
Flsnnels and Baize,
Dimi,ies and Calcoes
Grape
Real CoIrain Linens, by piece or yard
Leather do.
Plat,iIias do.
Blown DO.
Rulia Shee,ine. white ard brown
Suipender,, by dozen or .inele
A variety Of Checks by place
Check Handkerchief do.
India Mullins
Home made do. for flirting, very nice
Cotton Bsd.icki and Cotton Yarn
A variety OF Men and Womens Shoes
Camels Haii ihawIs
Six Gloves
Piece Greco Morecn
Blankets and Rugs
Cotton and Six Umbrellas
Carolina and Fre1ch Iodgc.
GROCERIES as uGual---
Among which axe five kinda OF TEAs ap3 Co
Ga irells.
The above ar,icles with aiaaY OIL s. 100
numerous 10 Nen,iou IL an adyeltifsmeoi. 'yill
DC Sold on the naoa moderate tenn.
Nt7Vpot, lztb NO. 4fb. 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-19
d K r G. o q D S;

DIRT GOO DS;
n MONG which are fopcrane. fine, and
"A middiing Broad Cloths. Csaimere ditto,
Coatisgs. Baizcs, FIanneh, Seryes. Plains,
Devonlhirc Kerfeys, black Bumbazcss, birdfeye.
Wildbcre. worried Cord for pan,aioons, fancy
do. for Veas, Vclgets. Caimancocs, Doraots,
Rnfels, worried Hofe, S~andowns, Linens.
Cambrics, black Barcelona Hsudkerchiets, Cam
el's hair Shswls, furnituse Chinsz, copperplste
CaIicoes--trom y6 TO. 81 per. yard, India Cot.
tons, black Lace, Biadke,s adorted. black mo.
rocco Shoes, table Cloths, India ihear Muffin,
lace Cambria. lace Munip. plaid Lu,earings,
lead, brown and black Sa,sins, fix Hole, fix
Piuih for bonncts, fix and beaver Glove,,
Fearnlugh,. &c. AJS, Tonoifc Shell Combs.
ALI which are offered for isle at the moa reaicn.
able prices. and az low a. al any StoEe IN the
State.
Newpon, OS. "a.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-19
SHiL. MAKING.

O<IILe w "A HNlINCe
THE fubfcribers having entered into partner
i fhip, under the ffmof
Durham and Spooner,
hereby inform the Public, that they carry on the
Sail Making balneis, in It's various brauchca.
at theis Sail Loft, on the wharf OF the lasr Gen
John Mslbone. at the South par, OF the town..
Thoie Who may favor them ~iih their cuitom,
nay depend on punS:usli,y and diipatch. AL
tavon will be gratefully Acknowledged, BY
CIARLKSC. DUNHAM,
WING SPOOkER. nd.
Newport April 3. isei. 7otf.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-19
/ will Sell

A SIX Acre Lot adjoining Mr.. Brisiy's
"A Ropewalk. II apPysd f0r within few
days. &. FRY.
Newport. GA. a. 6y6S
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-19
TO BE LET,
TO BE LET.

NOTICE il btrs6y givea to tbe Creditor of
L v 'be efaie Of George Reynolds, i'm ef JJos-
HisAn. late Of foyfb KhgFsSUn. mariner. de-
eeejsd. that fbe Hon. CsHrf Of Probate Of The
t0qOn sf Narfb- Ki-sfazvr, bave aiisqoed them Six
msnfS' /,sm this date 10 fxbi6k fbeir eioims a-
ssiyq (aid eaN,t. to tbs sadt,Gssx.d Commiggexers.
aobo 4SiH ,seeive ibs Jane at tbeh, ,slpeSive
dsseliings. at any time aOitbie (aid ts,m. No
claim 4oiH be vt@ivrd xnl:G properly a,tsfed.
JONATHAN REYNOLDS, I Com~i.
TANNER REYNOLDS, I Jfoneyt.
m psp'Sns indebted 10 Jaid sqafs, are re-
Ys,FsdD make inms4iafs payment 10 -
SAMUEL CARTER, ASnisja,a,sr.
North Kingfowp, Oa. 18th, 1905.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-19

Nsw Landing, at Long Wharf, the Cargo Of
the fhip GEoRcEi WAsHIkoros. from
St. Peteribargh.
Coys9iss Of
90 Tons Clean Hemp.
IS Is Do: Do: ssr s.s sss'' ss. ..sa' ss. a,' bar"
IS do. old do. do. aaorted, (. 1, and I
ioches fqosre.
DO. Yellow Taliow,
ado. Flax.
Rufia and Ravens DUCK. of the ira
qualify, for tale, by
SIMEON & EDWARD MARTIN.
For Cath OF unqaeisiooablc Notes, ssy. AZ
either Bank.
Newport, Oetober s., 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-19
IOHN STEVENS.

TTMPLATE WORKER,
II ERE5Y informs the Public in general. and
L i his Stiends in particular, that he ha, ia
ken the Shop. formerly occupied by Mr.. Jolcph
Mumford, deces!ed in Thsmes-Hreef. where may
be had all kinds of Tn Ware, at the fhortet no.
tice, and as cheap as can be purchsied in the
State.-All favon gratefully acknowledsed.--
Cath, aud the higheit price, given for Old Pew
ter aud Lead.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-19
Cheaper than 70as evsr fold in Nesgpsrt.
w. X. WILDER,

DLEDGES himfeif 70 fell every article in the
i Book & Stationary line, either at whole
iaIe or retail. l.cheaper than can be bought in New
port. Ii being his iniention to rclinquiih The
bofinefs of lis Book Store next fpring-his
preicat AGorment will be found exten6ve and
well choien.
Nszvpsrt, Nov. 7.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-22
N O c E.,

THE public are informed that the
i Ferry Boa. On the river Potomak
opposite Shepherd's-Town, which was
taken of some time since by the ice, is
rega,ned, without the smallest injury,
and is crossing daily with the usual faci.
lity and safety, which so much accom-
modates the traveller. Those who are
unacqusinted with this excellent and
safe crossing place, are informed, that
no delays ever take place in consequence
OF high wind or water, owingto the Pc
culiar situation Of the river. An un-
e.mmonly 6ne Beat with excellent sober
hands, is doubtless, great Involvement
for travellers to pass this way, which is
equally as near a road as any other from
the back parts OF Virginia and the West
ern countries to Baltimore and the City
ofWashington.
JOHN BLACKBOARD.
MarchS, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-22
LOFTY.

THE noted Horse Le0y rUiN stand the
ensuing season at MarHns6nrg, and CO.
rer mares at sax dollars the season. and
thirty ssvea cents to tie groom: This
Horse is three;faurths efthe Arr~b;anaT
racing bLosG, and one; fsmfh ofthe Dray.
His pedigree 1uiN hereafter be made
kno,pn, i necessary. He ,OiH be ~hetOn
at next Court, which, it is presumed,
zr!H srpercede the necessity cfC"y fur
ther Recommendation. =
D. HUNTER.
March IS, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-22

Berkeley County, s..
February Court, 1906.
George Riley vs Joseph Gale.
In CHiNCERT
THIS day came the complainant by
L his counsel, and it appearing to the
court that the defendant is not An inha-
bitant of this commonwealth, it is order.
ed that the defendant do appear here on
the Monday after the third Tuesday in
May next, to answer the complainant's
bill, and that a copy of this order be
forth With inserted in the berkeley and
Jefferson InteEl,gencer and continued
for two months SUCCESSFULLY, and also
be posted up for two months successive
ly at the door OF the court house of this
county.
A Copy. Attest,
DAVID HUNTER, G. B. G.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-22
The subscriber IuiH sell his

PLANTATION, lying on the
Drains Of Mill Greek, about three
miles from the Stone Tavern, between
thattavern and Sibert's mill.-This tract
contains about $50 acres Of good Land,
70 Of which arc cleared and under good
fence. the balance Of the Land is well
timbrred-On it is an excellent Apple
Orchard of abou, 200 thrifty trees, a
large Peach Orchard and other fruit
trees, IS acres Of good Meadow is now
made. and more Of the Land can easily
be converted into meadow-There are
ON the place convenient Dwelling
House, Barn, Stables, Smoke House,
&c. and an excellent Garden 100 feet
square newly pailed, and several 6no
Springs. The subscriber being deter
mined to leave this country, viii sell the
above Land at very reduced price, for
good pay he will let it g at IL dollars
per acre, and will take in part Wagon
and two good draft Horses.
JOHN HEATON.
March IS, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-22
Public Sale.

VIII be sold at public ven9ue, on We'd
nesday Ehe 9Th instant, at re Plan
tation offhc Su6Scribrr, miles from
Martinsburg, near the road leading
to WMidmsport,.
A NUMBER Of large active Draft
n HORSES, Cattle, Sheep and
Hogs a Wagon, Plows, Windmill
and other Farming Utensils; anumber
ofuselulBOOKS; Grain in the ground,
&c. A reasonable credit will be given.
The sale will be gin about ten o'clock.
MARY ORRICK.
March15, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-22
The high bred English Horse,
1OUNG HAMLL TCNLANe

WILL stand this season at Muses.
w Mill on Long Marsh Run, FIVE
miles from Smokers Ferry and two
miles from Rocks Ferry, the 6rstthree
days in each week, and in Smith6eld the
remaining part Of the week, and cover
mares at the low rate of eight dollars
the season, (which may be discharged
by paying six dollars by the LIST OF Ovts-
Der nextl three dollars the single leap
and twelve dollars to insure colt:
~ Young Hamiltonian is bright bay,
raising eight years old, fifteen and a
half-hands high, moves well and has a
lofty carriage, is Of an uncommonIy high
spirit and was imported from England
in the year 1902, by Major Griffith Of
Philadelphia he is horse Of as pure
blood, and is of the best breed for run
ming in England he was got by Old
Hami!tonian out of a mare that was got
by Old Match-m. tits thought upae-
.cessary to trace his pedigree any further
back, as his handsome figure and activi-
~ will be sufficient to recommend him.
The greatest attention will be paid by
-..5 JESSIE BROWN.
March 8, 1905. T., -
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-22
ONE CENT REWARD.

ID AN away from the subscriber, on
N Sunday morning the Oath ult. an
apprentice to the Printing business, ma
med Bill Eggleston, about feet 7 in
ehes high, has shstt light hair when
spoken to stares with pretty full eye.
very fond OF liquor He had two years
and about four months to serve. He
formerly wrought in Brown & Charltou's
Printing Ofise at Martinsburg, and, as
his mother lives about Ave miles from
that place, It'll probable he has gone that
way. Had on when he went away, a
blue coat, brown cloth pantaloons,
striped swansdown waistcoat, a red
baize under waistcoat, and wool hat
about half worn. The above reward,
but no charges will be paid for bringing
him home.
THOMAS GRIEVES.
English Printing O6ce, !
Hagerstown, March 7, 1905.
N. B. Ahpersons are forewarned a.
gainst harbouring or employing said run
away, at their peril. =
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-22
FOR SALE, a w-Aimprsred
Plantation,

OK Middle Greek, near. Darke.viI'e,
Berkeley County, containing a"out two
hundred acres, whereon Mr.. Edward
Chapman now lives, for which a gene"
raj warrantee will be made to the pur-
chaser, and which ifnot sold before the
Goth day of March, will be rented for
one year and possession given on the
first day of April next. The terms will
be made known upon application to the
subscriber.
ETEKLAwsoN.
March 1, 1905. w.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-22
FOR HIRE, TW0
Negro Cirl$>

One about fifteen and the other sixteen
years old ; they have both been accuse
toned to house-work, and one has fer
some time past been a cook. An en-
ployer in the country would be prefer
red. Inquire Of the Printer.
January IL, 1905. ("tt1
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-22
December Court, 1904.

December Court, 1904.
Berkeley County, SIS.
Barbara Helm, administratrix, and Ia
cob French, administrator of Martin
Helm, deceased, Comp!ainan.s.
against
Eary Poland, widow and relict Of
George Poland, deceased, and Marv
Poland, Rebecca Poland and Eleanor
Foiand, children and heirs at law Of
said George Poland, Defendants.
In CHANCERI. =
THIS day came the COMPLAINANT,
l. BY their Counsel, aud it appearing
to the Court that the Defendants are not
inhabitants OF this Commonwealth, tits
ordered that the Defendants do apDsar
here on the Monday alter the third
Tuesday in March next, to answer the
Comp ninan:s' bill, anI tina, u eoDy Of
this order be forthwith. Inserted ~ the
Berkeley and Jefferson ln;, llp,ncer.
and continued for two month. success.
sipely, and also be posted TN for two
moaths successfully at the door Of tn.
Court House of this County.
A copy. !
Attest,
-- DAVID HUNTER, s.I.s.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-22
LANDS FOR SALE.

THE subscriber wishes to sell the
i Plantation where on he now lives,
stu; to on Back Creek, berkeley Count,
miles from Martinsburg and Is from
Bath, containing 1913 acres oil good strong
Lime-,tonc Land, well watcred, with at
least springs-I5O acres are cleared
and well enclosed. 8 acres Of Meadow
are u,ade, and more Meadow land the
remainder of the tract is well covered
with 6ne timber.-On the premises are
a convenient Dwelling House, newly
finished, Kitchen, large Barn, Distil-
levy, Pulling Mill, and some out houses,
with number of Fruie trees.-There is
q good mill-seat, with a sufticiencg of
water, on this tract.
He will also sell one other tract Of
Land. situate on the river Potomak,
near Richardson's Ferry, containing 1O2
acres 40 Of which are cleared, tbs, great
er part river bottom the remainder Of
the Land is well timbered, and has a
large sugar camp on it-a small House
is now built, and logs ready for raising
alarger one. For terms apply. to the
subscriber.
, WILLIAM sNoDGRAss. .
Back Greek, Juae ~, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-22

TIE. subscriber 1viW sell at public
L rendne, on the 1st day IF March
Court, at the Court House IN Martins
Bvre. the HOUSE and LOT in 1Vhich
william McC0sEn n9,v kves in sa!dt2wH.
He ,viN also sell, at me same tIdce and
on the same day, SEINE o"t LOTS near
Martins6urg, that are SOU" dam Nth
Grass.
- WfttfiN BURNS, sen.
March 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-22
MARTINSBURG, Berkeley County,
Virginia; Printed and bu6hshed6y
1OHN URTIS.
TERMS OF THE INTELLIGENCER.

20 The price this Paper is t,uo doll
lars per dnnum, one dollar payable at the
time 9 subscribing, and one 1Uaen the
ycm sTPires:~ Distant Subscribers pay
far tie tVhoIt year in advance. The
price ef Advertisements, to non-sub-
'scribers, is one dollar per square for
three rceeks insertion, and fsr continue
0iEce efter that time IS cents per tOee&
Subscribers 1OiH continue 10 rrceivea re-
dUctionef one. t54rth O" thGr Aduertise-
meRfs.---
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-22

DY virtue Of a decree issued from the
. Distinct Chancerv Court holden at
Stanton, in the case Of William Hodg-
son against James M'Donald, will be
offered at public sale on Saturday the
sixth day OF April next, at two o'clock
in the afternoon, on the premises, for
ready money, halt Lot of GROUND,
lying on Kings-stteet, in the town Of
Martinsburg, whereon are standing Sc
veral useful improvements, q good look
ing two story STONE DWELLING
HOUSE, containing six rooms with
some pains bestowed on their inside
work, with a cellar under the whole, a
Kitchen and other common appendant
buildings, with we'll on the premises,
though It probably does not afford water
at all seasons Of the year, yet it is use
full for the preservation Of fresh provisi-
ons. This property is perhaps best
known by the name Of Duncan's stone
house.
ELISHA BOYD,
- MATTHEW RANSONE,
EPHKAIM GATHER,
'~~ FLsmmis.isrsrs.
.Eeby3ryG2, 1905. <.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-22
FOR SALE.

\ PLANTATION, containing a.
N bout 1870 acres, about 100 of which
are cleared, there is a CONVENE Mt Dwell.
ing House and Kitchen and good Barn
on the premises near the House is a
We'll thirty feet deep, which never goe.
dry when kept clean on one par, OF the
Plantation there is hrge and excrllen.
Sprins.-The Land is Of j superior qua
llty: it lies on the road leading from
Martinsburg to Boyd's Ferry, anil is
about six miles from the former place.
For terms apply on the premises, or to
the subscriber in Martinsburg.
IGNATIUS PRICE.
January IS, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-22
ONE CENT REWARD.
DAVID HUNTER, s...s.

p AN away from the subscriber, some
N time in February last, an appren-
nce boy named George Lester; he is
about six feet high and slender made I;
he took with him a variety of clothing
not particularly reeOllected. One cent
reward will be paid to any person whs
will return said runaway. -.&>
JACOB HANNA.
Martinsburg, March 8, 1905. -
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-22
FOR SALE,
FOR SALE,
Pursuant to the last viii and tes:sner.
of Robert Creighton, deed, valuable
Tract of Land, . !,

Lying in the County of~BerkeIey and
State oEVirginia, three miles frsm the
town of M.rtinsburg, on the road Lead
ing to WilIiamsport, eighty 1--we miles
from the City of Baltimore, seventy.hve
from the City of Warrington, and eigh-
" miles from the town OF Alexandria
containing six-hundred acres, enc half
cleared aud under good fence, the ha-
lance well clothed with timber: There
are on said land a number ofnever iaii-
ing springs, and a sufficient quantity Of
Meadow :: This Tract would suit well
to be divided, as there are two Dwell.
ing Houses, two Double Barns, and
two Orchards Of choice Fruit. 1t lies
FIVE miles from the river Potomak, the
navigation ofsaid river is now compile
\ ted, produce NAV be conveyed down the
river to the City of Washington and to
the town Of Alexandra at small ex.
PrnAe. For terms apply. to William
KIdIie, of the town of Martinsburg.
A good tide will be made the purchaser
BY
WILLIAM RIDDLE,1
VIM. CREIGHTON,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-22
March IS, 1905.

T DO hereby cautian all peesons f1am
i purchasing a bond IF Sls dollars, d.
fedDecemter Ant, # Daniel Wskhons,
the greater part 'hereef being paid, as
an determined not to pay the same over
again.
March IS, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-22
' N o T I c E.

4 LII persons having clans against,he
T4resta.e Of Patrick M'Keivey, deco,
either BY bond note or book acc cunt, ate
heIeby requested to exhibit them pro-
perry authenticated for srttlcnent-All
persons indebted to said estate are also
requested to make immediate payment
10 the subscriber.
GEORGE PAYNE, Adm.
March 8, 1895.
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-04-08
4atu5 Of tbf Initfo 9tatr5.

AN ACT In addition to An act to make
provfon for perfons that have been dilabled
by known wounds, received in the actual
iervice Of the United States, during the revo-
lutianary war.
BEa enaE7ed BY tie Sfnats and Hoplf Of Repre-
k4tatives Of The United States Of Aarerica IN Con
SreG a(smbl-d That the ProvifOns contained in
the frlt fiction of " An act 10 make provilion
for perfons that have been dlabed by known
wounds, received in the actual fervice of the
United States. during the revolutionary war"
paitd the third day Of March, one thoufand
eight hundred and three, are hereby extended
10 all thofe perfons in the fervice Of the United
States, who, in conlequence of their disability
by known wounds, received in actual iervlce,
during the revolutionary war, rehgned their
commiGions, or took discharges or who, alter
mourning their Disability, were taken captive by
the enemy, and remained either in captivity, or
On parole, until the clofe Of the war; or who,
s confequsn-e Of kaown wounds received IN
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-04-08
From a Loaden Paper.
THE GHOST OF RoBEsP1ERRP.


THE GHOST OF RoBESPIERRF.
VRAPT in the iangune fhroud Of guilt and for,
From the dark regions where the wicked dwell,
CProie the grimy Ghol of RoBEsrrRRE,
And beliowd thus around, with hideeus yell
Where art thou rampant pow'r of Liberty,
Whole wild notes Pierc'd the welkns lartled ear
Equality! what's now become Of thee,
. To rea5vataa Gala once 70 dear
g Where are thofe vows Of hatred to al Kings,
And all abettors too Of kingly lway
" @ grand Republic! Where are al thele things,
That markd with brilIiancy thy rifing day
Where are ye, Jacobins my trufy Friends,
Who cleans foul Royaty's Augean lall ?
Are We TOO gone 1.-The thought my fpirit rends
My curle light thee, tickle, faithlels Gaul!
:" Where's the Boaa,i-ycsge--the Mountain-ien
g Of Rsvolutons terrible monlcon
s. Where is the Pride-depreffng Guillotine?
9 Where Ca Lrz's loul-ani-nadng tune
Departed all-or barter'd in exchange,
. For wor1e than thofe vile hackles that yc tore
q degradation 20 deuGon trange
I" For this did Freach1n fhed fuch floods Of gore
What blafted whom invades my view
What torment paiing all by Demons known
Is my 'iim fight deceived Can II be true
. Does BoNAPARrE fit on CAPsT's throne
'Iis true, by Styxl-there fits the periur'd kn2ve
6 Sworn the Republics honor TO defend
/ cannot bear it To my gloomeR cave,
: o Ercbus once more let me defend"
HAFIZ
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-04-08

the actual fervice Of the United States, have al
any period & nee, become, and continued difa
bed, in luch manner as to render them unable
to procure fubftencc by manual labor. Pre-.
Vided, that every perfon of the leveral defcrip-
tlons herein mentioned, applying for penfion,
ihal in all other refpeas, conform to the re-
quirements of the act, TO which this an is addi-
ton. APPyo7rd.-Marc sd, 1895.
AN ACT To amend the act, Untitled +" An act
tor the government and regulation of the
fcamen in the mercants' feryice."
BE it enacted By tie Senate and HouE af Repre-.
jeatatiUeS oft!e United States of AseyicS, in Can
|grgG a6cmbled, That all the provifons, regula-
tons, and penalties which are contained in the
eighth fecion Of the act, entitled " An act for
the government and regulation Of leamcn in the
merchants feryice," 70 far as relates to a
chef Of medicines TO BE provided for vehels of
one hundred and fifty tons brrthen, and up
wards, fhall be extended to all merchant veilcls
of the burthen Of feventy five IONS ,or upw ards,
navigated with fix perlons or more, in the
whole, and bound from the United States, to
any port or ports in the Welt Indies.
Apbyoqed.-Maycb z, 1905.