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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-27
Gloucester Lou Grounds
. -4,.S FOR SALE

WILL ns SOLD. on the premises. for ready
moneyron the 18th day of May next. Under
a decree of the court of Gloucester county, two
hundred and seventy seven actss of LAND, iy-
ing in the parish Of Abingdon. and county OF
Gloucester. This land joins rhe lands Of Colonel
Thomas Lewis and John Seawell. Esq is of ex-
eelent qusiy for the production of corn and
barley, hes extremely convenient TO lhe Severn
river, where fish and oysters arc both abundans
and excellent.
.7Aonlas Lewis, 81
John Scared, commi,-
y0dn Lewts, ~ sioners,
\, Josshh Cluperins,
M1rch 70, 1905. I'm
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Il Parcel of Land.

Isus'eo " me county OF Chesterfield, within The
,;r,,s.S ~ iour miles from Manchester, and es-
Teen acres This land, conmopv Ino,, 49, - -
name OF SCOTS traA, or the car,p tv,A. will he
up TOT safe, 70 the highest bidder. ON Wednes
sy' ."e hrs' OF May nexs. between the hours Of
-" =, n. and two n. at Zach. Brooks "a
.S'', ~ Msnehester, on the following terms, viz
V"s 'h'so o. the purchase money 10 be paid down
None 'niro IN SIX months, and he remaining
mr. p.r IN twelve months from the day OF sale
oono ana security will be required for the pune
IN paymens OF the credit instalments, on which
payment being made, a proper conveyance will
be executed by
JOHN HEvENINcHAM.
Chesterfield, March 18th, 1895. tbs
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Richmond Academy Lottery.

- t,-,-.
subscriber beiug appointed BY the Tsuz
Tickets in SAID Lottery, .reouss,s ,ha.e ;na.l,-5
tor the same 10 make Immediate paym-n, 70 n;r,
II the Land Oiiiec ~ nus
rI,zes, ws. se-,sken in Discharge Of s-. NOV
nsy due the Trus ses or for .icke,s in The .s,onx
the 18th MAY next
March 22d. 1905
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-27
Land fer Sale

We subscriber oHers for sale eleven hand,ed
- ana tsn acres Of LAND, lying on the wasers
% cunningham and eriery creeks, in AIbemarle
ana r'uvanna. This land is well ,innbered. and
'ss turnpike road frsrn Richmond to Siauaton
runs nearly through the centre Of h. SIso. az
other TRACT, surveyed IN Inc year I755. con.
tanning two hundred ard thirty Eve acres, lying
on Carers creek N Fluvanna As there Is a
good Mill Scar on this trsct which is well tim,
eered with pine, &c. Saw Mill might be ereaed
on u with ease, and attended with considerable
profit. It's situated near the York Ordinary and
within six or eight miles OF New Canton Great
Bargains may be had in these lands and thc paw.
nents made easy, by giving bends with approv.
ed security. - N. WHARTON
PowhAran c. II. Mareh a, 1905 ts
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tBY AUTHORITY.l
r &c II MO ND ACADEMY
l. 0 t T E. r Y.
CLHSS No ~

First drawnticket after 500 are drawn, dolls. SEQ
after 1000 koo
after $500 snG
after 1000 10on
after $500 loo0
after 500 1000
after $500 lo0o
after $3.50 ioo0o
ne above Lottery will certainly commence
drawing the FIRST Monday in November or soon.
er, IT the tickets are sold
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-27

a Nawayfro the subscriber, nesr
- 'ne new store, in Buckingham. on ead F..
o'uary last, negro fellow named Jesse fos
merry the property of Walter Irvine in New.
Sansoh. ana has run the river as a wats rrear
S.;. s,'a pace tor ~ or Is months past, he is
mead, dowE look when spoken 70 he had ~
"aen ne went away drab soIoared ro,, -. 80,
pan'aloons of the same, Virginia Ve., sS
Any person delivering the same 10 the .rh.s';
Der, or lodging HIM in Jail shall hav. FIvp
DcHL AXIS REWARD. besides wba, ~. L..
DRuRY cHIIDERs.
N.n The above negro has been seen i, R;rh.
i" 'o"u among some waiermen in the oour,, of
i c week 1 torewarn all masters os ,,ss.sis
from carrying him cut OF this -. vssseis
him at their peril. " employing
| .backinghar 4,h March. 1908 -.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-27

0't''7e ''rnE " We safr Of uafNa6le ytro1-TTv
advertised III lss ia. isf COD. fhis daD,,
.drgus ezra. s
81 From circumstances net attended 20
~ ~ns en- 'ns above valuable property was sdverts.
IF ss,. ~, ,1e subscriber has postponed the day
mexi, wheni will certainly take place, ar 10 O.,
s'oek' on the premises, when ons fourth of tho
PuseAase money only will be reqs,red in hand
snd credit of three, and nine a.orths e;,,S,,
Tor the balance, the purchaser to give bons. ana
10 carry interest from the day OF sale
payment W. s1feTree' ns
22d March. 1905 M
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-27

TAKEN up by Thomas w. Lewis
brindle OK. with some whi,ein h,s far.
white legs. and whise us, aroond his loins. il
termiNed vita number Of small hiaek sno,.
marked in the right ear with half cy.n 49,
swallow tork, supposed 70 be steven or ~ s,.sS'
years od--appraiscd 70 eleven doars
Also, whi'e BULL, with red ears. aba,, =
two pounds. ~''SN 70
copy---Teste,
"" JOHN NICHOLAS. e.A.c.
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5osnson's Dictionary, Improved.

Just psb'ishrd. and for sale At s. Pieassn,s'
Printing Cihcs and bookstore. Richmsnd,
Price dollars and so cents.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-27
HIS S SHOEY-
TO BE SOLD

1ssuans 70 deed Of trust exeested to me by the
's.e Henry Randolph, Esq 70 secure ,Le nav.
S men' OF certain sums Of money in the said
9sso' acknowledged TO be due from him 70
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-29
ReutSfrr,
OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE HOUSE
OF REPRESENTATIVES, OF THE
UNITED STATES.
F2IpAY, IanuarY ID.

FRIDAY, January 8.
Mr.. RiebardS, from the committee of enroll
ment, reported that they had laid The bill au-
thorlling the corporation of George Town, to
erect dam or caufeway from Mafon's inand to
the wet bank oftbe Potomac, before the Pre-
hdent of the United States.
Mr.. i. RaHdoibb reported from the commit
tee OF ways and means, on the bill from the
Senate, to amend an att entitled (" An af i'm
poling more fpecifc duties on certain articles,
and ALTO FOR laying and collecting light money on
foreign vetfels"
The bin and report were orderedto he re-
tcrred to- committee of the whole on this
day.
Mr.. T. Raudoi55, from the committee Of
ways and means, af.ed leave to report bill
making an appropriation for the fupport ofthe
military eitabMhmeut for the year 1905, and
leave being granted, he reported bill accord
inely, which was rad twice, and referred TO A
committee Of the whole for Monday next.
he Chairman Of The committee ofreyifal and
unlimited bufuefs made further report, that
the law regulating the manner of taking evi
dence IN cafe Of contefcd elections had exuir
cd, and oughtto be revived alfo
The law for Incorporating the l. habtants Of
the city of Warrington, would expire with the
end ofthe preient FELTON,, and that it ought to
BE- renewed.
The report was referred 10 a committee Of
the whole for Monday.
Mr.. i. Rardolpb prefented the petition of
Henry and William Stewart, Of Germantown,
IN the county of Philadelphia, Pennfylvania,
calico printers ADD dyers, praying TO be allow
ed drawback or India goods printed hy them.
equal TO the drawback on foreign printed arti-
cles. Referred 10 the committee of commerce
and manufactures.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-29
MONDAY, January 81.

Mr. DIN preiented the petition of Abigail Bruh,
widow of col Bruih, dcceaed, praying to be releaed
from the demand of 1000 dollars, which the United
States had agan the etate, in his quality of coliec
Tor oil the land tax.-Referred TO the committee of
claims.
An,eiiage was received from the PRECEDENT of the
United States, informing that he had approved and
fgned the ACT authorizing the erection of dam or
cauie-way from Ma!on's iiland to the wetern ihore
OF the river Potomac
Mr. Daaa, from the committee Of claims reported
ball tor the relief OF capt Alexander Murray which
was read twice, aud referred to committee for to-
morrow.
49T. ftndfcy preiented memorial on behalf OF the
people called Quakers requehing Congreis to pats
law relative to the importation of Black, into the
United States. Referred TO the committee appoint-
ed on that part of the Pefdents neiage relating TO
the arneoration OF the government of ;he inhabitants
OF Louiiisna.
Mr.. Cutler prefented the petition of Edward Tan
pan and others, of Newburyport, Manachuietts
praying to be allowed drawback on certain goods
ihiPped to New-Orleans Referred 70 the committee
OF commerce and manufactures.
Mr.. Conrad preiented petition from a number of
inhabitants in Montgomery and I.ancaner counties
(Pennylvania) praying the eitablihment of a new
poit road between YORKTOWN and Laucafer Re-
ferred to the committee poit offices and poh roads
ne bill Tor extmgulthing certain debts due by the
United States being its third reading was on mo-
ton OF Mr.. Eppes, recOnmitted to a committee of
the whole.
The Houie divided on the motion-5o in the air.
NATIVE, Snd 81 in the negative.
So it was carried.
Mr.. Nieboljsn moved to make it the order Of the
day for the fourth of March next.
The Houfe divided-59 for it, and IS aqainf II.
IL was then made the order of the day for TONER
The Foufe refoved itfelf into committee of the
whole agreeably TO the order of the day. on the bill
authorizing the pof matter general 10 allow an addi-
tlonai inm OF 1900 dollars for carrying the mail rom
Fayetteville 70 Charlefton South Carolina
Mr.. Crcgg in the chair.
The committee, after lome time fpent in confder
ing the fame, roie and.reported the bill with an A.
:nendment, which wa, adopted by the Houie, ard the
bill ordered to be engroGed for "a third reading to-
morrow
Mr. CrOsOnigeieid reported from the committee of
commerce and manufactures againh the petition of
the iugar rehner', for allowance of drawback up
on expectation equal the duties collected on raw
fugars.
Mr. 7. RandoI1b called for the order of the day on
the bhl making an appropriation for the military el-
tabliihment OF the United States.
General Ps,Hu0a in the chair
Alter fome time fpent in filling the blanks the
committee roie and reported the bill, with amend
ment'' which being adopted by the Houie, the bill
was ordered to be ensrofed for third reading TO-.
morrow.
Adjourned.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-29
| London paper.

DHYIa' the PHfafr-As the famous French painter,
DAVID is charged to afhit General Cauincourt and the
Perions under his command, in the great propagation.
and numerous arrangements for the coronation of NJ
Poleon the FirR Emperor of the French he b.. II.
cehneated the outlines of the picture which h.
is charged 20 execute, rePreenting the Attention 70 m
yereenty OF fourth dynahy in France This favor
mas procured him much Abufe from diiappointed in
ierior rivals or enemies, who have publhed G,ver,1
hbes againif him; in one of which he !, part;clori,
reProached with having formerly painted the sx.eu.
'on OF LOUIS XVI the aPotheoGs Of Nfara; the fete
Of the Goodies Of Reafon and the Almighty under
the hgufe OF RobePierre, &c. The printer Of thi, il
pei IS arreted and in the temple, and the police is in
learch OF the author, iaid to be female wife or milf
treis OF afanatic royaa, now in England. and who.
beng inculPated in the confpiracy Of Georges and
plchegru, pafied af fPring feveral months in tbe tenn
pre- ne printer does rot know her under any other
name but that of Charlotte Corday; bvt. BY be def.
erPton he has given Of her perfon and from foe lines
OF her hand writing the prefe Of the police !, con-
Vneed that her or her hufbands family nameis ST Inc
under which names he was imprifoned, and Obtained
her reeaie Taft iPring.-Co~ie, 4ts SSrf7aeiet.
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nate perfons were Aill the fame, he thought the
fubect ought again to be renewe ed.
Mr.. N;sboJon moved the order Of the day on
the report of the committee of claims, on the
petition ofAlexander Murray, praying TO be re-
unburied the value, damage and COTS of 4
certain ve7el captured by him, and which had
been decided aeainit him by the iupreme court
ofthc United States, which being agreed to,
Mr. Tenncy was called TO the chair.
The committee, after fome time fpent in con-
hdering The report of the committee of claims,
adopted the refoution thereof that the prayer
OF the petitioner was jnf, and ought 70 be grant
ed, Go members voting in favour Of the refolu
ton.
The houfc having concurred in the report of
the committee of the whole; it was referred TO
the committee ofcaims 10 bring in q bill con-
formally to the faid refolution.
Adjourned
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TUESDAY, January %.

TUESDAY,, January 90.
Mr.. RisbaydJ reported from the committee Of en-
roment, that he had preeDted to the Preiident the
bill which originated in this Houfe for the relief az
Charlotte Hazen.
The petition ct Alexander Simonton praying relief
IN confederation of wounds &c. received duriuo our 70,
evolutionary war:
AND another from John Caffre, to the ike effe q
were read, and both referred to the committee of
claims.
The bill FOR the fupport Of the military eRabIiGment
for sos, was read third time and paiIed
The bill authorizing the oG-nailer general 10
further allowance for carrying the mail from Fayet
teyiile to Charleion, read third time and raed
Mr. Nie5sy'H reported from the committee appoint
ed Tor the purpoe, bill fyng the value of raons al
lowed to the officers in the army of the United States
1t was read twice, and referred to COMMITTEES If t
whole for tomorrow.
Mr.. RIA, (of TenDefee) motion, relative to the
nubsr Of troops and officers and their def;nstjon
called up and agreed to.
dy. Dana, from the committee of claims, reported
agan the prayer of the petition Of Rinaldo Johnop.
and another report in favour of the petition of Alex
snder Scott;
ALTO, on the petition of Hannah IIabby. that ne
have leave to withdraw her petition.
Mr. CrorvaizGiNiS from the committee of comrn.,c
and manufactures, reported the petition of Oliver
Evans, of Philadelphia, miIwright.
Mr. Cro7rsighieid preiented from the committee If
commerce and manufactures, bill for altering the
act for the promotion Of ufeful arts It was read
twice. and referred to the committee of the whole on
the report in the cafe of Oliver Evans.
Mr. Cto7o1igsieH reported on the petition of the
Typographical Society Of Philadelphia
R5ofVea hat they have leave TO withdraw their
petition Agreed.
a memorial was Prefented to the Houfe, from the
Delegates appointed by various fecaions of the dira
OF Coiunibia--Referred to Mefrs NchoGon. Thomp-
ion, Platter, Lewis and Lucas-and the memorial a5s
accompanying document, ordered to be printed.
} ne report OF the committee on Decor .eil', mo-
ton Tor making an allowance fniih the louth fee of
inc arIens at Philadelphia, was referred to the COM
mittee of the whole.
Mr.. C,;gg in the chair
after iome time iPent in confideripg the fame, the
committee roie and reported their agreement which
being coneurred in by the Houe. it was ordered that
the committee bring in bill conforinably thereto
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-01-29
FROM LIE JOURNAL DE PARIS.
ALMdWACKS.

Upwards Of $50 slnanscks for the wear XIII
have besn already pnbfhed under different appellate
ons as the IwPeiai Aimaaaek, the Esbeyoy', dLza,-
eef, the kwP,5Gs hiaaarek Prime 9oS6D, 6i.zo1oei
PTines LoHiss Ainaaaek, &c &C. ali with s,,,.,y ,,
Propriate declarations, containing the non doll and
ridiculous veries ePgrams, ealembourgs, jeux Se5,h.
en'gfnas' &c. tbs' ever foiled paper The wiiiines
are IS proud OF thefe etrf Frp7yc5 as if they were
the Rouileaus or Voltares Of the day. But the roa
curious OF all is the Catholic dlzaSaI dedicated 10
his Holneis Plus VII. where by the fde of legend.
OF SAINTS and tales Of miracles are placed love letters
to miitref', and eaembourgs sgaina religion we
nave been told that the author had the folly or i'm
pudenee to preient this almsnsek to his Fminenee
Cardinal CaPrara who judging from the title. osye
him IN return twenty louis but, after reading f Of
fered HIM htY more to luppref, it, as icsndal
which would be very Duplicating to the Pop, mon
ms arrival IN France. The author had.tbe audari,x
TO pocket the money, but, inaead Of fuporefoq he
slmanack, pubiihed the anecdote, which made tb;s
uPid production paG through four editions in ,brce
weeks by which egaiped $50 louis more. ,Tbe
correctional Police, as well IS the Committee for he
Protection OF the Liberty Of the PreIs, haze ,sken
cognrianee of this literary fwindBg and the author
IS now in the Priion the Temple. The aav a.
Ter his arreit he agreed with printer for the fin
edition. but 1t was entirely fsizs5 BY the Police whs
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TO RENT


ANp POSSESSION GIVEN IMMED1ATrLY,
q TENEMENT on Shoekoe Hill, adjoining the
\ houie now occupied By Mr.. John M.Crede.
lately pofiehrd by the Subfcriber There is On il
convenient Wooden Houie with two rooms, cloCet
asa PALACE, on the 6rf floor. Two rooms and A
cIoie above, kitchen and three cellars below with
Smoke Houie and Garden. Alto Wooden Honfs
with two rooms, fire place kitchen and cellar on the
enement whereon now live, lately occupied Inv
Mr. Samuel Creenhow, on the lot formerly beonoirg
to Mr. Benjamin Msfby. WIN. LONG 3
January, 9TH 1906. mr.
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WANTED,

a MAN without family, web qualified to teach
< correctly the Enelilh and Latin languages. Such
an one who will come well recommended, will meet
with liberal encouragement, private family. En-
quire Of the editor Of the Enquirer.
January ls--(law Sy.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-02
Alexanalza Daily Adue1hse1.
public @ak.
IN FRIDAY next,

r.
On FRIDAY next,
iii i. fold. at the Vcndue Store,
| = ''' r u M
=. .od bl,. Frenss, Brandy 10 pipes
~ 4 pipes and bis.
sloap S sol Apple Bandy 10 bis.
\ ~ !, i hhds. tiercss and bis.
;|sss' g s,,.; ss,g - boxes.
J l ,ia, i n kegs g boxes and jars,
S Sr,'I il Kegs and fTails'
S CO.. Ware in crates,
sg1o1llIJis,EHoLD FURNITURE,
&c:-ALso,
a Variety Of DRY GOODS,
among which are
cIolhs, Coatings, Kerlemeres,
NM. Plains, Kcrisys, Negro Gottons'
S.,,r Elsgick,, blue Friezss,
r RuIIsIs, Yarn Stockings
4 fHi,sEes and Caillcoes,
t;A Lin.n,, Sil:fa do.
onsburgs and Ticklsnburgs,
Ma,I;u and Muslin Haakerchiefs,
India Muslius and Table Clothes,
p,odasna fIandkerchisfs.
Cloud THREADS, Hats and sunaty othsf
''''' Philip c. Marfellsr.
Dsr a.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-02
WILLIAM O X E Y

HAS ON HAND,
Wbisb be 7viN dipsie IF az frrns 0dva9iageaa''
to tbe puscsatr,t, far cad3 or notes,
The following Articles, VIZ.
SupcGTnc and fecond cloths
Keifeymcres and fwandowns 49,.
Bearfsins and iearnonghts I'll.
DaraEts sad cali.InancSes , e Z
Bombazeu and wildboges co.,, s
Common and boii'd cambiets s1 5,
Silk. cotton, and woseel hoirsy q. sa
Enghih extra long fix gloves &;
six twia and thread
Diaper and common tspei
Paper and pound pins
White aud printed narfeilles
Laces, sdgings and gimps
Elegant Black andwhite lace veiia&
Patent do. do.
Satin peelong and fix handkerchiefs
A, o.S, and Cd Cambrick mullins
India Iarouet do. Is IS
Fustians,. buekran, &c. Sc.
ALSO,
A few bales oFNcgro Caddes, and one trnns
fix and cotton angs. i
January 7.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-02
Suitable to the feafon--condeing of

oaitaOle u tue tcaion---coDnicinS or
Irifh linens, Irilh and Ruflia dia-
pefs, dowlas, ticklenburgs, oznaburgs, brown
Hollands, white piaiil!as, Silesias, fheeting 8,
checks, agogrcd Harlem fripes, cambrick and
jaconer molins, book mullins, colored cam.
Bricks, laced car,oricks, sGorted laced cam.
brick thawls, Beesboon guirahs, mamodies, fine
coGacs, fine bafsas, and fapnahs mullins India
chintz, India checks, Ronh handkcrchcfs, long
and fhort yellow ,nankesns, blue and black ditto
Cotton caaimeres, aior,ed di.nities, aaorted !;
Marfeilies, aGor,ea; India and italian Glks, sf.
fogted larcenets and p:e,onss, atIorted fix,
cotton, ard thread hoficfy, leghorn bonrets,
fix and kid gloves, wAlh leather ditto, pins.
tapes, threads, iewinS Glks, aaorted fans and
oattoas; and
4 varis!y ef other Artielss,
In addition to their former fock, make very
complete adortment:
All Of which they will fell Icy fer,cah, or
good notes pay able in Alexandra, at6o days.
May 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-18

Pompeii. In it have been found in good
prelervation, vafea, coins and muiical initru-
ments, beautiful brazen Statue, repref.nt-
ing Hercules killing the hind on Mount
Menalus, and feveral paintings in frefco.
AT The town OF Aiefole, near Florence, 4
beautiful amphitheatre has been difcovered,
ana the greateit part of it cleared from the
rubblih. It is fuppoied that it would con-
tain az leaft $4,000 perlons.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-18
Ibis Ga;ette,

|. publiihed every MONDAY, by ISAAC AID. ms and
WILLIAM IENKS, JUN. at the Printing O9ice,
No. :, Fi1l-Rreet, Portland where subscriptions,
Advertisements, Communications, &c. are received
with attention.
Tboe fubfcrbers, who receive their papers at the Of
fee, or in packages by the mail, will pay ONE DOL
tAs and FIFTY CENTS year being cheaper than
anv paper Of this fsze pubilhed in New-England.
Stbfcribers in town, and thoe who have their papers
fealed ieparatey, and forwarded BY the mail, will
be chat 5ed two dollars.
The Gazette, having the moR extenGve circulation
Of any paper in the Dtritt Of Maine will be found
peculiarly advantageou. for AdverrSing friends
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-18

A few days ago as failor was trarelling
near Brothertown, hare made an attempt
to crofs the road, but was confounded by
two carriages at the fame time crOfing, that
fhe ran E. near the failor as enabled him
TO knock her down, which having done he
put it in his handkerchief, and travelled on !;
and ioon after met with an honorable Baro-
net, particularly tenacious in the prelerva-
ton Of his game, who Immediately called
out to the failor, / fay man, IS that your
own hare :" and upon receiving no anlwer,
the fame queftion was twice repeated: at
lat the far vociferated, D-n your eyes,
YOU lubber, do you fuPpOie wear wig p
ILOnaen Saber.l
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-18
Benevolent Society,

WE the Managers ofthe Portland Benevolent Soci-
W ETY., hereby declare, that the Sums fublcribed
10 be paid tOlad Society, 70 Six Thouiand Dol
lars.
The Subscribers for the fame Al therefore hereby
notified that their re(peehve Sublcrptons have agree
ably to the the Tenor thereof, become binding"
Samuel Deane, Prejldeaf,
Elijah Kellogg, YIes PrLftaf,
Stephen Longfellow, Jun Sesrlary,
Samuel Freeman,
Timothy Hilliard,
Matthew Cobb,
Jofeph II Ingraham,
William Symmes,
Jofhua Rogers
Ng- III.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-11-18
Poetry.
THE SAILOR.

THE SALLOP.
All me how loudly yells the form
WhiR lhivering on the deck ltand
The low'ring cloud, the 1ies deform,
And far, far diRant IS the land.
How happy he who on the fhore,
Defes the believing tempcft's roar,
And cafe and quiet proves
Amid the vale, fecure from harm,
In loft repofe', fil<en arm
Can hug the maid he loves.
Yet louder blows the dreadful blalf
Ger head now rolls the bsrRing wave
cling around the craihing maR,
And hardly hope my life to fave,
The thunder breaks, the deIuge psurs,
All me how hard a lot is ours
The toll worn feamen cries.
But foon the winds have ceasd 10 roar
1he dangers pait-the form is o'eri
He halls ferener Gie.
Now round the circling brimmers 60,
To toaR again his charming fair
His heart no longer ~prefs'd with woe,
No more his mine with Gaddening care.
AlOft the flroud he chear!y fPring',
And to the whiting zephyr hng;,
The dangers of the feas
Now crouds and trims each lackend fail,
The bounding bark falutes the gale,
And fcuds before the breeze.
lis thus, Meria, far At fea.
BY tempeNs torn thy friend has seen
While fancy oft, ar thought Of thee,
Laments the drearygulPh between.
Amid tn. hswling Of the wind,
think OF thee left behind,
And with myfe'f on lhere:
FaR lockd in my Nzaria's arms,
And fOndIy gazing on Thy charms,
And ne'er to leave thee more.