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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-31
r. THE covnnNon OF rhs costMoSwEALTH
OF vlRcINIA,
A PROCLAMATION.

nv HEREAS 1t appears BY the m
Wv q,isi,ion Of the Coroner Zoe the county
os Berkesey, thar JOSEPH THRUSTON and
JOHN THRuSTON, lAte of the said county.
ave charged with the murder of q arne Riley K
inforn&tion has beer received by The executive,
thar the said Joseph Thraston and John Thsus-
toa. have aed from justice: | have, therefore,
thonght fit Will, the advice OF the Courcis Of
State. 10 issue this procaJl7ton---h offering
q reward OF Two Murdered Dollars. FOR appre-
htneing and conducting before The Coroner, or
Justice Of the Peace, for the said county, or
said Joseph Thruston and John rhInston, the
One Hundred Dollars for either of them. in or
dsrto sheis examinations, Touching. the raid mur.
der And do moreover enjoin all officers civil
and military. and ex'Iost the good people Of this
comm onwe3lth. 10 use tier best endeavors to
arprehend and conduct before the Coroner or a
Justice Of the Peace for the aforesaid county of
Berkeley, the said Joseph Thscsfon and John
Rsrasroa, hat they may De deaIt with, as inspcs
cases, the law directs.
Given under my hand as Governor. with
tle seal Of the Commons edth annex.
ell, az Richmond, this 10Th day of June.
(fs. s. in, tieyea Of our Lord. one rhousand
eght hundred and 1--WE, and OF the COM
rnenTeas,h the swsnsy ninth
(Signed) JOHN PACE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-31
vgN DozL1RS 92J9dRD.

. ROKE away last evening, alarge stout made
- blood bay II o RSE. upwards Of five feet
nigh, 7 years old last spring, was shod Al! round
boat tsso months ago, bur some Of The shoes
may now be OF; I've has large head and snail
eyes, trots and gallops If he hasany other marks
by which he might be Distinguished. they are not
w7ta, with hogskin seat and plated stinups
The above reward win be paid on delivery
the horse and saddle TO the subscribers
Pickett, Pollard & Johnston.
Richmond. March $. 1905.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-31
ROBERT GORDON 2 c.

~f@- ~ +<<(ltALtLt q 10
HAVE imported by the Jason,
- = Ivs1 arrived from Madeira. and now land,
ing * Rockets, quantity Of Wine from Mor
doch, MssseTon .. CO. the house from which
.nsy Rave heretofore had their supplies Of this
af I.,., Also Parcel from Seott b Co.
=. :. nsy nsys sye'y reason 10 hope that both
shese parcels will prove % be verg fne, being as
su'ed ~ he shippers tina, berler never has been
SCI. sem @ .he United States TI.ey are IikeWise
Js ~ !, rsss,ylng Fey ppss. hhds and Or casks
hand aparccl &c Dry Lisbon woo h an y, ~
ported BY 'hemselyes--disea frsm oporio and
Their general assortment Of goods very com.
plete, amongst which they hsse--12 COO H. %
Copper, IN bottoms and shce,soe ali dimess;ors
and weights, suitable fors,illsl fresh supply of
Boiling Cloths, from No. 2 to ~ quantity Of
superhns b'ue and Black Broad Cloth Of fss,
IS, sssrIing cost, 70 low priced.
August Is. Wv VI.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-31
TO BE SOLD.

-
1T PUBLIC- y.ElTDUE,
At Gadsby's Hotel. in Alexandra. on Monday
the 10Th day of September, ~ i2 O'clock At
noon.
a LLthat TRACT of LAND, late
IN Presley Thornton. Esquire's situated in
Northumberland country, Virginia, lying ;nsSae-
diately on tie Pororiac River. The following
description is given OF this properly, Vi persons
well acquainted with t.---ss II congai,ls 800 a.
ores, Loo acree Of which are the most valuable
low grouads on the river between; /, aud 100 2.
esss heavily iimbertd, and the remainder very
highland extremely productive The sole this
traei is equal to any in the state FOR the cpiisasi-
on OF corn wheat, tobacco, timothy ana small
grain of all kinds On this traf ase large com.
modious Brick Mansion Honse and two Offices.
large Brick Stable. valuable b arm. CIV House
and many other out houses. The Orchards and
Garden contain a number of vataabie fs,is trees
and the waters abound with excellent FISH and
eysters. Il is, situated about days sail from
Baltimore, Alexandria and Norfolk There az Z
two good mill seats for gssr and say mills on the
estate. and plenty Of cedar and chesaat timber,
for which an excellent market may lie found az
the CRY of Washington"
The Germs of sale are---s,ne fourth cash. one
fourth in one year, orc fourth in 1s months and
the residue in two years FROM the day OF sale
The payments to be secured by bonds, with merit
cages on the premises, and 10 be on integestfrom
the day of sue.
For further Information. application may be
made IN behalf Of the Subscriber Thomas 10.
-biusqn. 70 Kiehard Peters. Jun. sttoraey at law
IN the CITY of Philadelphia. OF to William IL wis,
IN the same city, (PhiIsde,phia.)
! THOMAS ROBINSON.
w. LEWIS.
June 10. 1905. ids
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-31
LTNDLHY 61UKKsdY's
S PELLING BOOK.

I'm Enpf:sh .SteIfiuF Book.
viii y<aa;ne i<<sou< adx6ted 10 RI so0aeif;<s ar
Cb;lf,en n fbrS. Darn, Cairrlot-f =, .,cs,,,,.
roe i<arntrs. by paf,rof and easv - odat;oas s.a
20 seacI Offboerabby and PsoniInciafios foeer6ty.
BY LlNDIEY MURRAY,
zn.tor Of" EnRi;sb Grammar adapfed 70 f6s dff.
:, feyes, cfd.,ex fL<eyuers ~. a "a, -
;. +, ~ - go
.. An Fnel;.h Sre,;;,. y,ool f,o., ~. .,..,. =.
az ~. q Fnsl;sh ,s;,i ,rtS.s,.%s-
exe,,. cons;5ry.h, Cor, ,io.
h,vr re-, 4, ,he hsh;, e ,,.,,,o ,se ,-,,~,, ~
re dcr,,, M, M, s, r,,cr.- t ,; ~, ss,
,;no BooJ viii nav q many .dr,,,x. ~.
rsn,rn,y n, :, ,lrs,d A. ohs,;,.ed W. a.. ola
10 Gee ,ha, M MnSy.x h,s heer c,,e.,', ;,,rs.
,;ght ,;y;s;o fh;s .v;,. li~. !, ~. s,.s,;
,st he b,. not so,lo,yr, shc ~, ,r- rs go. ~
!, ,,,, r.; II, !. 80 &c $500.
n, ,,s.;e, lso1
eve have before bad oec .s;ou 10 com r,.,a
~. ,,s.S.,iis,,s. - A. ~ I'm M
them which from, lis ease Gle anne S and nses;,
on. win prove greatly serviceahle 10 the ,endrr
age for which 4 is designed ~ Mont5iy M;ryor.
Ouo6ev, 1904. -
Mr. Murray's successful en- rt;ons for an. Scr.
vice of youth, have bee n so often before us. with
spo,ause. tbxr we think il sns.c;e,,s on ,h, ~,
sent occasion. 10 announce the above nnhI;ea,,o,
and 10 add, thar il viii not. in any manner ae.
,raa from the well a. rned ,e,,utzr;on of ,hc an
thor. In this ceparfn,en mt Of literature - xy,os~.
an Marasine. Mov. 1904 sc
ssWith, the great ynerit. Of Mr., I.indlev NM
ray, in providing assistanee for the insfrua5on &c
youth. the pubic are well acquainted. He has
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-31

Rfaay made PEMS Lir sale here
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-29
aleranprta DatIp aoberttser.
SATURDAY, JUNE 80.

letter frog, gentleman IN New Orleans to
his correspondent in Philadelphia Jays:
+" The repor, Of the Day is, that mcafures
I. have been taken to dlpofsss the Spanards Of
's the lands between the Rio Pcrdido and the
&C Mifiiippi, and that officers had been fent to
!" different potts. to execute ,he(e meafures."-
g The fame letter adds: have jua feen the
IS Marquis de Gaia CalVo, who tells me that
IS Governor Clairborne's communications t. him
z" are OF the noa pacific nature !; and that he
e (the GOVERNOR had given iparuGions to re-
=" preis any tumuls or dilorder that might tax.
;. lace
At the clole Of fl,e letter it IS Gated, q A let
Ter is rcctiYed by TIC mail from Baton ROUGE,
which fays, an attack was expected to be
made on the fort, 70 that you will perceive
&c :he idea expected in-shc beginning of my LEI.
!" ter is prevalent in that part of the country"
From Gibraltar Captain Dyer, who ar
rived at Boston on Thursday last from
Malaga and Gibralter, left the latter place
April 26-17 days after the TouIon feet
had passed. A cutter arrived, which met
with lord Nelson's feet proceeding toward
Egypt to look for the Frenchmen.
A reward of 20s dollars is offered in the
Boston Gazette for the apprehension of one
Silas Clarke, who has of late kept an En-
glish goods store in Union.street, Boston,
and has dealt largely. He stands charged
with, andshas confessed, having forged and
passed notes of hand, and bills Of exchange,
to very great amouns, both in Boston
and Sslem.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-29

Under the impulE oftteis dogma. and with a
view to the introduction of wild, pernicious and
unhsard of fchemes of legiflation and politics.
The Malcontents have endeayoured todeprive
us Of the inefimable right Of trial BY Jury. IN
cafes of trefpafs and damages, as well as 10 Gales
of debt and contract.
They have iendeavoured to deprive Us of the
iecurity OF independent Judges; of Judges inde.
pendent of popularity and pcrfscatlon, as well as
of power and patronage.
They have endeayored TO deprive as OF the
fanaaary of Courts of Jufice, where pa olcliy
will always enlure impattiaiisy; iuhitltuting the
private chamber of an individual juaice, where
fecrecy too often encourages opprcflon, and be-
gets impanity.
They have endeavored to deprive US OF the
freedom Of election, by difplay of the tsrrors
of denunciation and prolcription; threatening
the good man with the lois of character, and the
poor man with tie lois Of Office.
They have endeayered to deprive Us OF the
liberty of the prefs. by denying TO republicans
the uCaal channels of public COMMUNICATION.
They have endeayored to deprive Us OF the no.
nors OF aweil organized militia, by fragrant e1-
dlnpiSS OF 0uOuculSHSCS ContuuaSJ3 90" 800
They have endeavored to deprive us OF the
benefits of the Common Law of PENNY sania,
as recognized, approved, and confirmed, 6y the
Wings Of 1916.
They are endeavoring to overthrow the fate
contribution, Involving in its ruins the order OF
society, and the principle Of republicaniim.
And finally, they are endeavoring through the
example and influence of Pennfylvania, TO
SUBVERT THE FEDERAL CONSTITU.
TON, at the hazard Of civil war, and adiaou,
tion OF the union.
After mentioning the objections Rated BY the
revolnsonifs to the prelenr contribution, the adj
dIe(s says "With theie pretexts men deranged oy
Utopian theories, or corrupted by foreign arts
men formed turbulent by nature, or become TO
from necessity men who delight in conluflon
and subfft upon defamation idlers without TO-
cial attachments, and politicians by trade, ga.
ihering their canty Numbers into malignant CIR.
Gle, have scattered envy and malice, fear and sus.
piciou, througho all the land"
Or Itfhould be kept in mind that the addreis
from which the above extracts are made, is iiiueo
by one feett of democrats againtt another ieet OF
democrats and that the feet TO which 1t aliudss
includes Lieb, a member of congrcfs, Duane, col.
tor of the Aurora, Snyder, candidate tor the 60.
vernor's chair in Pennsylvania, and many OF the
members of the Legislature of that DiAracted
fate.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-29
Fran the Boston Palladium.
PENNSYLVANIA CONSTITUTIONAL.
ISIS.

The democrats in Pennsylvania, who are
friendly to the existing constitution of that
state. and TO the reelection of governor
MsKean, have issued long but well.writ-
ten address to the people. It assigned by
George Logan, Isreal Isreal, Samuel
WetherelI, junr. A. ]. Dallas, ]. B. Smith,
Isaac Worrel and Blair MsCtenachan. We
have made the following extracts from the
address
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-29

j the Comet states that she sailed from Jera-
mic on the 9th OF June, bound for Nor
| folk. in company with the armed ship Nep-
time and Maria, of and for Philadelphia ;
| BRIG Isabella, schooners Nonsuch, ImPeri-
al, Hetty, Maryland, and Defiance, Tor
Baltimore with whichthey parted the day
after they left land, nor being able to keep
them longer company. On the 10Th, at
half past S, P. Nj. in lat. %, %, long. rs,
80, fellin with the privateer schr. Matllde,
of Guadalupe, who made prize OF the
brig, took all hands out, except the steward
and cook. and put them all except the
captain, in irons. At the time the crew OF
the Comet was taken on board they found
captain Neverson, and the crew of the
schooner Imperial, and captain David Kill.
lock, of the brig Clyde, of Greenock, cap
tured on voyage from ST. Thomas to Lii
verpool, on the 9th of June; and they
were told that the privateer had taken Z
American vessels, before she fell in with
the Imperial, although she had been but
one month out.
On the 19.h she put II Americans on
board brig from New Orleans bound to
liverpool; she was the brig Rosanna of
Philadelphia.
On the 21st fell in with the schooner
Concord, capt. Webb, on board of which
vessel the above mentioned crews were put
with the exception of the captains with
whom the commander of the privateer said
he burst not part) with only two days pro-
visions, although the schooner wa S then ON
allowance. The mate says they were tole-
rably we'll treated by the commander of the
privateer, who read to them his instruct.
ons, which were to hang all persons taken
il the trade with the blacks, the crews there
fore, acknowledge themselves indebted to
him for his forbearance. On the 22d fell
in with the ship New York, of New York,
ard were supplied with bread and water
she also took two hands on board.
Captain Webb, to whom both crews are
desirous of expressing their gratitude for
his kind treatment, sailed from Jamaica
on the Goth of May, on which day an en-
barge was to be laid on all the shipping IN
port. The ports had been opened for six
months, by proclamation, dated 21st May.
The privateer Matilde is one of the
squadron off Charleston.
Ship Hope, Field, from Providence, r.
Island for HAVANA, with forty.tzso tons Of
Cheese, has put into Nassau, N. P. in dis
tress, having struck on reef, the north Of
BENNY Island, to the E. by S. distant
about miles; got her off in few mi.
.nutes; rudder unshipped, and vessel leaky;
this happened on the 9Th ult. On the 18th
spoke the ship Comet, of Baltimore, from
Liverpool, the captain of which treated
captain Field in a friendly manner; as did
also the captain of the brig Thc,is of New
York with both of which vessels, being
bound to New, Orleans, captain parted on
the Bahama bank, June 5, and arrived the
next day at Nassau.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-29
NEW.YORK, June 90.
Lde from MartIniqne..

By the brig Actress, captain Tinker, ar.
rived last night in sixteen days from Mar.
Unique, we learn that the French and Spa
nish squadrons had left that place the 5th
Instant for Guadalupe, where they arrived
and sailed again the 9Th, bound to Antigua.
Two French frigases had arrived at Mar
Unique, and reported tina, they sailed from
Ferrol in company with French and Spa.
nish fleet of fourteen sail of the line, with
frigaees, transports, and troops on board
bound to that place. The above frigates
parted from the feet in gale of wind. In
going out of Guadalupe the combined
fleets captured a British ship of thirty guns.
No accounts had been received at Mar.
Unique of the arrival of British naval
force to windward as before reported.
Arrived, the schooner Commerce, Sal.
mon, in % days from St. AIMS, Jamai-
ca.
Sailed in company with ship New York,
Douglas, for New York, and spoke her ON
the 2sth May, in lat. 18, as.
On the Sd instant, the Commerce was
taken by French privateer of one gun, car.
ried into the Isle of pines, detained one
day, and plundered.
Spoke June 16, lat. 80, AZ, long. II, 38,
ship Andromache, from Jamaica for. New
York. Same day, schr. Jacob, James and
John. Noble, IL days from ST. Thomas
from Wilmington.
The schooner --, Caldwell, was to
sail IN 2 days.
An embargo was laid on all vessels at St.
AIMS, but the Commerce was permitted
to sail, having previously cleared out.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-29
NORFOLK. June IS.

4NOANA y NSAA1 , VIZ ~@Oe
Arrived, schooner Richmond, Hand, 10
days from Philadelphia.
Schooner Anxious, Jackson, days from
Philadelphia.
Schooner Friends Adventure, Dickson,
days from New. Providence. Sunday eff
Roanoke, spoke the schooner Concord, of
Dighton, and took from on board the mate
and crew Of the brig Comet, captain Cliff.
ton, of this port, and the crew of the
schooner Imperial, of Baltimore, captured
by the French privateer schooner Matilde,
OF Is guns and 1870 men. The mate of
Portland gazette., 1805-04-15

NEW OkLEANS, 4 - s.
We mention with peculiar regret the unhap
py fate OF Mr.. NJ. G. Lewis, brother Of the late
Mrs Claiborne, who fell on Tuefday lait, IL I
Due. with Mr. Robert Surrey.
Mr. Lewis was youth Of aIniable deportment
and rromiGng character. We have heard tina
the dream OF Fidcis, in our paper Of Friday lait,
created the misunderstanding that has tei minat-
ed 70 lataIly We have been at iclle pans tc
learn The circumstances Of the dusl, and besicyc
oarfrlves correct in the following ftatement.
MIR. Lewis and his friend called at our ohice
for knowledge Of the author. We begged
time 10 tx approb. ton. Before we could
make Mr. Sturrys communication, Il ieema
F:dsh5 became known through fine other med
ium. chalcnge then eniued from Mr. Lew
!. which we have un1eritoot, left no means
Of conceiIion it requiring no explanation, bat
immediate fat5faaion for the outrage commit
ted on his feelings 1t being accepted, rhe par
ties met, and were to wait the count /, 2, 81
and at the iucceedirg word of fire, 70 fire
Mr. LewisS piltol ilAihed before the time, al
the word three he therefore loft his chance oi
hte MIR. oturry feeling this, inamedlateiy tuTn-
ed, and fired backward In the air. \ O offer Of
accommodation was, we believe, made, and the
parties again fired nearly at the fame mOment
when Mr. Lewis received ball which pafIcd
through his heart, and out at his left hde For
moment ne continued his attitude, when cai-
ing his eyes TO his friend, as if irit conicious
Of his wound, he cout only utter, " believe =
and fell a Iifelcfs corPle,
Portland gazette., 1805-04-15

complete days work and the Banks all be de-
,ermned at tha OF craving, whether greater or
lcs numbr Of the wheels III day --li pr-
zcs paid the expiration o thirty days, Except
ing the highe Whch will be paId within hxty days af-
ter the drawing comPtt ted-the drawing 3e
eted within days --PIizes claimed within
year IN be conGdcrcd gene OuAy gwen the brioge
AMI will not be paid after that time.
The scheme is calculated al lelS than
two Blanks 10 prize and Is competed OF great
Der Of handeme PIzes-the chance IS mu, better han
any 70 Lottery competed Of very high aud very
low prizes An early day vii Dc appointed for craving
il Bo@on The Managers hatter thtmi@iv<s that the
ncnal ty oblerved in the iormer cia5s, viii in
lal ready fate for Tickets in thI5 elas
lickeIs VIII riie TO Five dollars and ff-
y cents twenty days previous drawing and to s dol
L.ys The fourth cay OF drawing
THOMAS THOMP5ON7 49,,
ELIJAH HALL,
ar Tickets and quarters, in the above
Loltry, for f4lc Il THOMAS CLARK, Book GO
y Amoikeag Tickets, for iaie as above,
viii rife dolls, 50 and quarters TO So, after the
u h 'na--And South Hadiey 10 5o-QuaEtcrs 1871
after the 18th
.45yil 8. lS1S.
Portland gazette., 1805-04-15
FOR SALE.

THE fsGs5Eoa Of FARM, Lying in Mon
A mouth IL krunebeck County containing ons hun
lred ana forty Rven acres, with coAveneGt dwelling
houfc and tarn thereon we'll watcred.For particular,
enquire q il BrunfwickY Of JOSEPH ROBEAF5 ON.
Blsg7Vse<, a. dE1res. lScs.
Portland gazette., 1805-04-15
FURS WANTED,

TOR which cath and the highef price
4 will be given for any quantity of Sahle & Cat.
skins, and all kinds Of shipping & Hating FURS by
ABIJAH CHEEVER,
No. I, Mg5y's-R9rO MdAsSt,ef, PortianR
Dee. II, (6m)
Portland gazette., 1805-04-15

ID ESPECTFULLY infoI ms the Ladies and Gentemer
~ of this town that he has taken room at Mr
Cb45zrik Tavern where he intends ID AIRY few Gays
with his new inv nted r. CI 9 PENCILl tor the PUr
pfc Of aking
PROFILE LIK ENESSES.
reduces the pr fe ID any izc equred, without de
tanning he re rlou but few minutes Ills Price IS Twen
ty Five cents pro6es of one perion - Hours q
Aten4cuce froE 10 tue morain!, uil IN ne even
log,
4s-H s 1885.
Portland gazette., 1805-04-15
SRERRlFFS SAFE.

Taken By execution, and to be fold at Vendue,
to the highcR bidder, on the 4th day OF May
next, at David Peaie's Auction Room, IN
Fore -freet, Portland,
TVHE following SHARES in Portland Bank,
taken as the property Of BENJAMIN GAoe, Of
:, Portland viz Nos 8)2 S99. 90 90 and 9ol
suhiet tothe incumbrance Of the claims he lad bank
thereon.
Saleat G'cdek, P. II.
Bv order of CALEB GRAHAM, Daosiy SberrF
DAVID PEASE, AEai7as.r.
nnr,l.nl Anil ID IXoS..
Portland gazette., 1805-04-15
10 BE- SOLD or LET.

~ DE NULD or LEI
A N eligible ttand at treePort, Union
"A Wharf Landing for carrying on the Lumber
and Fiihing Buine ;Gtuated g1ol harbor At the
trance of Feeport river navssbie for large veFels
any time OF tide said lan1ing IS within twenty miles
of Portland and mmodious place tc tt out Fifher-
N n and making of Filh alto leading :oau exteniivc
back couh ~, well fu i cd with alIl<nds Of lumber,
aud cord-wood THE premtlTes conGlt Of half Of
Tzvo S.s,y Ozu.lzg f1og, with ahouton- Of land
wiki one quarter part OF iad wharf and Hore thereon.
rtfpe3able lrauer much wanted and no doubt but
liz Wi hnd Il lucrative.
For terms apply TO LEAVlS & HALE, Portland or
PARKER < WARNER Of Bg1Oa
P9yt.raI 8b Apu 81S.
Portland gazette., 1805-04-15
The following IS the Dream alluded 70 n the above.
FKoA4 TIE LOUISIANA GAZETTE.

n D,eam-Methough it was night in the
month OF December. A. ID. 1894. All the
city were huihed and ftill Twas pafing near
the Government Houfe. Suddenly the found
of muGc burf from the hal.-I Iiltened-
the gueits were dancing. SurPriied, adsan-
ced 10 the centinel, who was pacing with flow
aod meaiured iteps before the building. From
him alto learned the fa6t-dis arms glittered
in the moon beam. At this. moment the con
vent bell founded-a noife ike ruttlng elk wts
heard.-I turned my head female figure itood
before me. She was tall and graceful diplay
ing a Perlea fyme-ry Of features Her coun-
tenance was mid and beautiful, bur ihaded
with iorrow. gazed upon her btaueous face
At that moment new train Of muGc Funded,
the ihouts OF guefts grew louder they feemed
to pierce her loul.-She clafped her hands in
agony, il1c turned her eyes to heaven. Then
meek, reagncd, iorrowfu. aud lovely, fhe bent
her willing lteps toward the graves of Lsuiliana.
FIDELlS.
Portland gazette., 1805-04-15
THE MANIAC RS OF
PISC ATAQUA BRIDGE LOTTERY,
OFFER TO the Public the following
- SCHEME for the THIRD CLASS.

1900 Tic keis at 5doars.-subjea 10 deduction If
Ia per cent. payment Of prizes.
C4uita Piizes determin4ble on the following days
Firf drawn number againR the Blank on the
fifth day, 1000 dollars
DO III, 1900
DO. i5tn, 1000
do. 2otA, 5000
DC, zSth. 1000
80 I.r1-a+c (,olI ha ro7 EJa-ad ,c ma