Jenks's Portland gazette — Portland [Me.], 1801-04-06 00:00:00, page 3

9'c. 37. And le it father enabled, Thrtt thert
{hall be appointed for each of the diftrifts heie
by eftabhfnedj a pert'on learned in the 1 ivv, to
»n ail as attorney for the United States within
filch dill riband in the circuit and dillrifl courts
wl.ich may he holden therein ; wh'ch artmney
(lull lake an oath or affirmation for the faith
f*d pet iormance of the dudes ofhis office, and j
fhall proiccote, in fuch diftrift, all delinquents
J«»r «.rime^ and offences cognizable under the
authority of the United States, and a»l civil
actions or fuits m uhirh the UnitedStates (hall
Hc conce ned, except adlinns or fuils in the fu
pi tr. e court of the United States ; and (hall be
entitled to, ar.d receive, for their fervices ref
pe&ivtly, fich ompenfatior.s, emoluments and
fees, as bylaw are, or (hill be allowed, to the
diitricl attornies of the United States: Provided
atwayn, 1 hat the difirift attornies of the United
States now in office (hill federally and refpeif
ively, be attornies for thole diflri&s hereby ef
tabhffiedjwiihin which thev refide, untii remov
ed by the Prefident of the United States ; and
ih<iH perform the duties, exercife the powers,
;;nd receive the emoluments, hereby directed to ;
he performed, exercifed and received, by the
a torrey of the United States therein.
Sec. 33. And be it further cnaQcd, That jurors
nnd witneffes attending any of the courts, here
by e tablithed, (hall be entitled to, and receive,
me fame compenfations refpe&ively, as here
tofore have been allowed by law, to jurors and
witneffes attending the circuit and diilridcourts
of the United States.
Sec. 39. And be it further ena3ed, That the
records of the fcveral circuit courts hereby ef
rahliffied, fhall hereafter be kept at the respec
tive place at which the faid courts are hereby
directed to be holden. Provided always That
in the diftritf wherein there are moretnan one
place directed by this ad for holding faid cir
cuit courts, the records of the circuit court in
inch diftiift fhall hereafter be kept in either of
fuch places as the faid court in fuch dill rift fhall
dhech
S'c. 4^. And be it further enabled, That the
rvivil ge from arreft of every perfon going to,
attending at, or returning from, any court of
the United States, (hall be computed and con
tiuue, from the lime of his or her departure
f’oni his or her habitation, until his or her re
turn th rtto : Provided,, That fuch t^me fhall
not exceed one day, Sundays excln fed. for eve
ry twen'y miles of the didance, which fuch prr
1 n muff ntceffarily travel in to giing and
retaining, over and above -he time of attend
ance.
.See. 41. An<l be it farther enabled. That each
«>f the circuit judges of the United States t<> be
appointed by virtue of this af>, fhall be allow
ed as a compenfationfor his fe vices, *n annu
al filuaiy of two thoufmd dollars, To be paid
quarter yearly at the Treafiuy of the Unite i
States ; except the judges oft he fixth circuit,
who (hall be allowed the fum of fifreen hundred
dollars each, to be paid in like manner ; and
that the falaries of the Diftrift judges of Ken
tucky and Tenneife, ftnll be, and hereby are.
feverally augmented to the like fum of fifteen
hundred dollars annually, to be paid io I ke
manner.
THEODORE SEDGWICK,
$p:alur of the Houfe of Refirefentativet
TH : JEFFERSON,
Vice-Pref dent of the United States,
and Prejiient of the Senate.
Approved January 13, A. D. 1801.
JOHN ADAMS,
Prefident of the United States.
JSortlanti,
MokdaT) April 6, 1801.
The Aft providing for the rew organization
©f the courts of the United States, being impor
tant. the Editor has given it entire in this day’s
Ga/.ette. For articles of intelligence, adver
tisement*, &c. excluded in confequence, fee
\ Supplement.
Addrefs to Mr. ADAMS.
Boston, march 28.
On Thurfday laft, the Hon.Mr. Phillips- Pre
fident of the Senate, and the Hon Edward H.
Robhio** Speaker of the Houfe, waited on the
Hon. JOHN ADAMS, at his refidmce a9
Quincy, and prefentcd to him tEe Adclrcfs of
the Leginature of this Commonwealth, voted
I at their laft faTi w. At a very fhort notice, an
enenftvc cavalcade efcorted the Committee to
Ouincy ; who were received in a very ccrdi d
and affectionate manner by Mr. Adams. The
i'jilowios arc the Addrefs and Aofwer.
THE ADDRESS.
ADAMS, Esq.
JOHN
AT the moment, Sir, tli.it you are delcen l
inn-fj-om the exalted Marion of the 1 irft Mapr f
trate oi the American N icior, to nvo^e with
the mafs of you’* fellow citizens, the Senate and
Iioufe of rcprefentaiives of the Common wealth
rf Matfachdfetts ymir native Mate, embrace
the occasion, to pour t*rtlithe fiee will offering
of their fmcefe thinks, for the many important
and arduous iervices you hive rcndeied your
Countrv.
In t c performance r>f th'S act.*the Eegifla
ture h^vt hut one hea-t, and th.'t vibrates with
affection.- fpcc', and g'JU.U 'c tor y
u* virtues.
ulcu.s a d p.,tfijtif.n.
We conceive it nnnecdlary to detail the
character oi him, whofe life, f.om eariieft man.
hood, has been eminently devoted to the pub
lie good ; this will b; the delightful cmolov
ment of the faithfnl and able hifiorian.
Our poflerity will critically compare the
illultrious characters, which have elevated the
condition of man, and dignified civil foCiety,
through the various ages of the world, and will
with grateful effuiions and confeious p.ide point
to that of thtir beloved Countryman.
Ihe period of the Adminillration of our
General Government, under the aufpices of
Wafliingtoh and Adams, will be confidered as
among the happieft eras of time.
The example tf their integrity poflefTes a
moral and po'.tical value, which no calculation
can reach, and will he iullly eftimated, as a
ftandard for future Presidents of the United
! States.
We receive yon. Sir, with open arms, efleem
and veneration ; confidently hoping that you
will poflefs undid lit bed tliol'e bleffings of domef
fc retirement, which great rniod* always ap
preciate and enj ry with dignity.
We devoutly fupplicate The Father of the
Vntverfe, that you may realize, while you con
tinue on earth, all the happinef> of which hu
man na^are is fuiieptible j and, when your
courfe lh ill be fir»ifi;ed here, that your Spirit
may receive the tranfeendant rewards of the
7*fi>
THE ANSWER.
To tie Senate and Houft of Representatives of the State
of Maffachufetts.
THE very refpertful, affefllonate and oblig
ing addrefi, which has been prefented to me by
lhe Prefident of the Senate and Speaker of the
Houfe of Repiefentatives, by your order, has
awakened a'l my fenl’tbility, and demands my
mod grateful acknowledgements.
As the various teftimoniitls ot the approbi.
tion and affetdion of my fellow citizens of Maf- j
fachnUtts, which have been indulged to me '
from my earlied youth, have ever been efteem
ed the choiced blcffings of my life, fo this final
applaufe of the Legiflature.fj generoufly given,
after the clofe of the laft feene, cf the laU ail,
of my political drama, is more precious than
any which preceded it. There is now no giea.
;er felici y remaining for me to hope or defire
than to paf, the remainder of my days in rc
pole, io an undifturbed participation of the
common privileges of cur lellow citizens under
your proteQion.
I he fatisfaflion you have found in the ad
minillr<ition ot the general government from
its commencenr.tM, is highly agreeable to me,
and 1 tincercly hope that the twelve years to
come will not be lets profperous or happy for
cur country.
With the mmoft fmcerity I reciprocate your
devout fupplications for the hJppinefs of your,
felves, your family, conllituents and pofterity.
JOHN ADAMS.
Qttin'ey, March 26/A, l3oi.
LINCOI N, If.—
To the Honorable the Juflices of the Court of Common
Fleas, begun and hoidtn at Warren, nvitbin and for
the County of Lincoln, on the freon d Tuefday of Jan
1 vary, A. D• 1801.
^ X) ESPECTFULIA thews Daniel Stone, of Union,
. IV in faid county, Yeoman, admirtiftrator upon
the eftate of Waldron Stone, late of laid Union,
Ycomu>, dtceafed, that the Aid Waldron, in his
life time, «1id duely make and execute a Bond to
John Cat riel, ot laid Uni >n obligat ing himfelt to
give to the laid Camel a Warranty Deed of a lot
of land, lying in find Umar, being Number Nine,
containing nj acre# more «ti lefs ; —And alfo ano
ther Rond to Afa Mcjfer of Aid Union, to execute
to him a Warranty Deed of a tiaA ot land in Aid
Union, containing atunit St acre#, upon condition
that the laid Camel and Melf-.r, fhould make cer
tain payments, as mentioned in Aid Bonds rrfpedt
ivrly. But the faid Waldron eld never execute
the faid deed—And whereas the faid Carriel and
Metier have made the faid payments to the Aid
admiuiftrator, he humbly prays your honors to
empower tom to make and execute deeds as afore
laidu As in duty bound will ever pray.
DANIEL STONE, Admimjlrator.
By SAMUEL THATCHER, bu attorney.
A true Copy—At tell
. JONATHAN BOWMAN, juv. Clerk.
itsCOLS, 1of Common Fleas, at Warren,
January Term, 1S0T.
UPON the petition aforcfaid ; Ordered that the
Tiid petitioner notifv all pet Ann mtcrefled therein
to appear at the next Court of Common Pleas, to
he hidden at Pownalborough, within aod for the
County of Idhcoln, ort the firff Tuefday of June
next ; by pttblilhtng an attefted copy of laid Com
plaint and this ordn thereon, three weeks fuccefT
ively, in Jenls’ Portland Gazette, the laft publication
to b* three weeks at leaft, before the fitting of faid
Court, that they may then and there appear, and
ftiew caufe if any they have, why the prayer there
! of ftnold not be granted
Attef—JONATHAN BOWMAN, jus. Clerk.
DIRECT TAX.
St.itf of M'lfficHifrtts. Fourteenth Col US ion DiftriS,
Second D’vijiin, February 17tb, lHoi.
NrOnCfi is hereby given, byviitueof an ait of
( ongrefs pafiird on the 14th day of July, 1798,
entitled *• An Ait to lay and collcit a Direit Tai with
in the United States”—That the following taxes afTt'f
ftd on the refptclive Houles and l.ands to which thev
1 elate, became due and payable on the ;th day of Aprd,
1800 of which tbe reputed owner?, pollcfl'or* or occu
pant^ of fa;d Hon es and hands, have been notified by
the. Collector in the manner dirc'*\rd by the act afore
faiu, yet the taxes remain unptid:—viz.
8itnafed in Farsonsfiflp.
bVame of owner, Vata 1 of etcl'YTax on
I ulje oj e.ij
Total '<tr.
trcUlJot,{jc.
fupcnnter.*nit or
iyatliing
'in lands in
caco
duJ
the e*r<
bouft.
Ottufant, at tbe
liny
panrycfjn
time oj t thing tb,
huufe.
valuation.
■njrvtduJl
o. c
r>.
C.
c.
D. C.
D.
I
too
John Ames
o 2i
o
1 70
o
117
6
So
2?4
to
Janies 3erry.
2 40
, 5*
900
Henry Booth Ley,
a 69
5 5*
13
aii
Jofliua Brown,
238
0 68
Robert Brown,
270
70
26
255
WilliamSickford,
281
81
26
3oo
Job Colcord,
3*6
96
13
330
Nathl Cob be v,
1 14
<> •
/ <*
487
Levi Chadborri,
1 59
6j
600
I'CVi Doe,
66s
1 88
187
*35<>
John Doe, iji fo
57
*337
4 35
Jofeph Doe,
75
U
90 jo
4jo
Samuel Doe,
469 50
1 35
John Fendcrfon,
85
300
Lhos. Gillpatrick, I40 43
sS
5*5
1 47
James Crane,
64
axj
39
30
Samuel G Iman,
69
20
39
115
Jofcph Guncivil.
3*4
9*
78
9°o
John Glidden,
978
a 77
65
4JO
Samuel Hobbs,
.5*5
* 43
3?"
600
JoHak Huckin,
639
x 81
*30
toy Jo
75
Ua
aa 5®
60
45
in
itt
9oo
750
David Hftbbn,
?8
39*
*400
6 79
George Keezer,
aae
64
Jimes Li.rd,
600
I 70
Richard Lord
306 50
«7
78
300
William Taylor,
378
* 7
130
46
80
375
Eliphale! Week*,
80 1 6t
J7i
26
130
J:'!m Wentworth#
*76
5°
limit* Wentworth,
130
43
J*hn Weeks,
3oo
83
Daniel Aobof,
37
30
le
| Jacob Bradbury,
JJ6
3*
**3
63
benjamin Clay,
48
14
7*
5®
450
F.phraimDurgain
5»l
50
* 47
J*
*»5
S.cphea Favor,
*77
79
97 50
60
J *60
Samuel Harper,
*4t > 50
4 *
*9 SO
60
Amos Howard,
79 5° aa
J»
43-o
Elifot Hill,
5oa I 41
Samuel Jedidns,
37 53 10
16
480
AjariakLibbev,
506 I 43
39
300
Daniel Nealy,
339 96
Steph.Purreatoa
144 4*
39
i?o
James Rounds
119 63
39
*5
5 Jo
Jofeph Stempfoa
564 1 59
Jacob Stone
37 50 *°
47 50
393
John Seavy
4J7 50 * *4
Carrel Staple 156
31 558 I 57
in Limingtom.
Situated
45 5o
165
aio 50 ' o
Samuel Berry
39
75
Benjamin Bam*
*« 4 3*
5*
» 50
75
27* 78
Job Froft
78
450
518 1 48
John Gilky
65
300
365 l 3
Heard Hubbard
36
Edward Kcnn&rd 181
75o a i»
5*
450
240
Cal van Lumbard
741 a to
65
300
jofeph Dibbey
365 1 3
180
300
450
9.»o * 63
Jofeph I.ibbev 247
49
PclcdahMarr 208
750 a it
4a
5a
**5
a?7 78
Robert M’Kenny
Jonathan Nalon
450 1 17
39
435
Benjamin Norton
474 I 34
» 50
900
60
Jqha Naf«*n
to jo 2 97
Io»
Nicholas Nafon ijo . . 43
Andrew Rankins ;J al
Prince Strout 390 I it
Darnel Small, juo. 75 st
48 jo
1 jo
ThobUs Spencer 198 jo . j6
*6
. Ijo
ijo
Freethe Spencer 3a6 96
Situated in Newfjeld.
Theoph, Abbot 37 50 It
75
75
75
45°
75
75
75
60
8a 50
45
75
11 2 5o
aij
ICO
225
19
450
3344 5° 6 6j
Elifha Ayer
9 10
*35
Abraham Bear
144 10 41
7 80
150
157 80 44
j Jofeph Divice
19 so
720
Jofcph Ducnil
739 3° 3 9
70 80
150
Ij7 80 45
Benjamin GupUil
7
675
68a r 94
Ifaac Hill
—— Leavit
109 3%
a6
90
Sami Merrifidd
116 33
x$ 60
300
315 60 96
Daniel Nelfon
ij6 *46
Benj. Pierce
48 445 50 * *5
Themas Smith 14c 4*
150 43
Sherborn Turner
*9
336
Elifha Alien
355 5° *
75
300
EphraimFolfem 375 X 6
Situated in Cornish.
?3
45°
Clement Brown 528 1 4*
6 so
9°
96 50
Jofeph Cram
5*
xnj
Robert Cole
« 77
3 33
7«
Wil’iam Chad
475
boru,juq.
213
753
*3
45
16
J*
Ifaac Clark
1 3
415
48
438
Elifl.a Cotton
91
900
a 8s
Henry Cole
991
John Durgain 13a 60
I zoo
»7
3 4®
19 50
no
Richard Eftcs
tt
a*9 50
19 So
300
John EUi.
3'9 5o
9»
31 SO
150
*
aSi $0
Daniel Eafirnan
4a
33 *0
too
€33
Johu Gillpatrick
x 79
15 60
240
*55 60
71
J miesHamlilctoa
7 80
AS
5 i 80
John Kennerd
J5 60
15 x
Jofiah Norton
Q9 00
*5
13
XfO
3*
Samuel Nock
■33
5*
150
Daniel Perkins
57
•303
3*
John Smith
*35
6 50
15°
156 50
John Shute
45
19 jo
*5<>
169 50
4*
Paul Stone
6x>
63a 50
John Stephens
I 79
3 a 50
J4°
x 6a
HubbordStepheri*
57a 50
a6
• 300
James Whitten
3*4
93
*3
75
* 88
Richard Whitten
«5
* 6
5°
335
Unite Graffum
141 50
40
>3 ,
3o
Win. Day, jun
• 4 J
*3
Situated in Limerick.
7»
*6J
Peter Cu thing J43 * J3
And that fo much of the above houfes and lands,
as will pay the rcfpcftive taxes aft* ffed thereon,
with coft and charges, agreeable to the aft abo’T
recited* will be fold at the houfe of Lieut. iamurl
Bradbury, in Limerick, in fo id JD'.ftrift, on the aid
day of June, i8su, at 10 o'clock in the torencou,
unlefs prevented by prev.ous payment,
NATHANIEL UBBF.Y, Collar
bf tb« fourUMth Dj/hi9.