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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-12-02
The Congrefs of the United States.

Is This Day to meet at Philadelphia. MeGrs.
s26afcb4r. WadjqOortb, and Lee, from this Df-
mia, fer our inieafon to be prefenr at the open
ing of felton, which viii doubtlefs B. highly
rnofnentous. The Preldent's Communication is
impltenty. waited FORA regular chain Of
Consreqional procesdinys will be pubhfhed
q the. Gasetts--The Laws &c. win be given
lex,rafhcets, for The benefit OF the. inhabitants
CT Maine. IL is prelumed,I therefore, that the
people will nor be inattentiye to the means Of
information. lJ-g.tt1
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-12-02
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Marine @ Articles.
Port of Portland.

Capt. Colby, of the brig Parsli. OF this
port, lately captured and ient into Porto R'co'
has arrived, paaenger, at Norfolk.
The Zip Ranger, Clark of Wlcaaet, was at
Bremen, 3dsOd. - saa
= Five American vefIels arrived at St. Marks
o.. goth, with folders on board bound 10
PortaupFinec, having been forced by the gov
ernment to take them on board. ssa
The Britiih armed brig George of Kingdom
taken BY one Of Rigaud's barges, had 80 OF hei
crew murdered after her furrender; and feveral
women who were on board, were violated in
prefence Of their connections.
A Baltimore paper Of Nov. II, fays, Il
was yeaerday reporteds that the nip Rein
Deer, FroR from hence to Hamburg, was
foundered in the Culph Stream, and every foul
on board lolt."
The frigate CITY Of PHILADELPHIA, was 20 hav'
been launched lalf week.
Capt. Tngy takes command Of the a. nov
building at Newyotk. ,4
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-12-02
sTbe. State Thanksgiving,

Hasbeen obferved this feafon,, in amanncr ex-
preaiye ofour gratitude 10 the bouhteous fa-
Their and protector of the human race-Long
may he wstch over our country and protect it
from the horrofscf anarchy and bloodfhed.---
The difusurfss from. tie clergy in this town
ard neighhorhood. were repsete with religion
lsnd pAtriotifin = 6as'
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-12-02
Trade aoitbS Tamaica.

Privy Council Of Jamsieas have refolv-
ed to permit the importation Of fheep, hogs.
poultry, fnalf live Rock of all kinds, all forts
of'fruit, falsed and other provifiqns, and lum-
Der Of every delcription, IN Neural seIels, un
Ill FIX months after notice Of the revocal Of
this Psrmiiicn ihall be ,ppblilAed and that
after the 6ra day of January next, iuch neutral
yehels jhali be Iaiiowed I'd export efach articles
lingar, coffee cocoa nuts ginger, and pimento
excepted) as may beTsxp.rssd sor foreign ports,
upon the like ttEms, MpuLsionss charges and
conditions, assfe obferyed with felpee to- Brit
in veaels in like. cafes. This nsev order was 10
ooniequence Of a letter from the Duke of Port
land, which paobaslf .wss eircplar 70 the other
Britilh WeRindia Hands (MsrswyJ
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-12-02
VOCAL MUSIC.

It affords plealare to notice The commence
mcnt of a newdchool in this town for the pur-
pofe Of teaching this, valuable Accomplishment.
The high reputation which Mr.. Ford fuRains
as mailer of the projections, viii. it is hoped.
induce, thofe who have deiire 20. learn, to
embrace the pfefent opportunity. ! - =.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-12-02
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portlano,
MoNDA1-, DECEMBER D, 90.
.,~-.e~~*~4~As.--..,...

e The foreign nesOs, gigfa tbs day, is
iste, and meeb q IT intsrsqins, fboI
an-qFeial. More topioui details gOili
begiVe'a nest sosek.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-12-02

ErirArHss Alma Mater, editor skbs 0rinfd Trp~p vcgs
dasb spn os Jiaani BY liz sssIsgG.si sSrilaes,
Underneath this bal rem plan,
Lies ono by trumpet orient nin--
HIRE may nc rcn from mortal fears,
Till tho laa trump fhalI gree, her cars.
We! not reproaeh her. nor bepraiie hes;
The Trumpet kiII'd, the trump ina raifs her.
TIE +" CLAE.'
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-12-02

And unlels iaid taxes and cof f
advcrr6ng, paid TO me en- or before the Ffss
day Of Jassa,y next, 10 much Of faid land will I've 10
Pubic vendue, a, will lie fufhcient TO pay the fam.
with all intervening charges. the dwelling III
the nhfcrber ia Bbsi aforcaid- The fAc to bspn al
ten clock in the forenoon on fad day.
Aaron Barten, Coilcllsr.
Bald, Norc~brf o'b,i7
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-12-02

Mr. Samuel Rid to Mis Mary Woodbury..
ar sylyeiter cnihman to Mds Hannah Brown.
fdr John Partridge 10 Miis Lucy Brazier
Mr. HArr'ion 'Bf~zirr TO kfifs Abigail Riggs.
Mr john Gould to NJ (, Rachel E4llr,an.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-12-02

DIED--At Horthyarmoutia. on Friday evenins Ian
MIS- Sarah Cretn sped 40 yesrs--the amisble <onior,
pf,he Rev Thomas Csetn o. thar place
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-12-02
From Ruasll's cas.tte Of Thurfdsy lad.
OF the king of Pr.lTa.

TuefJay arrived at Salem. the fhip Fanny,
Capt. Boden. 81 days from Bilboa "A paGsn-
ger belonging to this tswn, informs US, that let
ters had been received there from very reipeda-
bic fources, acquainting, that the King Of Pruc
fla, in coniequence OF over,ures made him by the
allied powers, had determined to Join the coali-
tion aga;nif France, and had already marched
10 GOO men towards Holland to rein9ate the
Stakeholder. This meainre was deemed of i'm,
portance in Europe.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-12-02
FOR SIZE.

TAKEN UP in the mcclure of
i Mis-. CoHrEsr GsAr on the forefde ia Na,t5-
yarmouth faQ fprine COLT, grey color, With white
iripe 10 hin fAce-trots and PAGES both The owner
may have il BY proving property. paying charges.
and applying to Tor LoRlNG.
N5soysrmsssb. Nee zofr7co.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-12-02
JOTICE is hereby given to the

\ nonreident proprietors and owners of the fol-
lowing lots Of Land. lying in the town Of Betb county
OF York that their lots Of Land arc taxed in STATE
County and Town. School ose and Rosd'tsx, in the
bills committed to me the Subieriber Colrtor Of fad
town, for the coIfe in The following ref.
pct1iyc iums wiz % -
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-12-02

<. Robbins alias Nafh, one of the mutineefs.of
the B,;tiih frgate Hermo;ne, whole ofis ers
were murdered, having fed TO this country,
been demanded ~ the Birth and given up,
columns on columns, and paragraphs on pa
ragraphs have appearcd in the jacobn papers,
.intendeddmoit logically and fully to Demon
frale the .injuRce OF the farrender of sbis Ame-
rifas citizen to'be tried By. the Britih, when
10 the poor blundering fellow in his dying
confefion !" Acknowledges himfelf to be al
lriHmaa," and thus all the democratic labour
is loR, OIL ink and pape. waited; and neePy
brains diaurbed 10 vain. = % MINI
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-12-02

/; Accounts from the Havana, Of Nov. 1,
mcption, that the government had ordered
that no more French thoul1 be landed and
further. that it vas expected hoie already re.
fiding there would be ordered away; wha,
was the occaGon Of this order was fecret.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-12-02
FURTHER.

Ssah Sept. live have an mutual calm
here, 70 much 70 as'if war did not even exia.--
This day il ispoftiveiy aGsrred, that fourteen
regiments of Prutlian troops are on their march,
according to ldme, for the dinria of Cleves /
while Others FAY for Holland.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-12-02

DuBLlC Notice is hereby given,
4 that the subfcrber, through mifake. have cir.
euated report which is Injurious the character Of
Mrs Jons BussnAM, concerning his taking my Chs:le
without content ;-and whereas am convinced
that let the Game him the day before, and forgot
the agreement, now declare him in my opinion be
an honeR man. 80 JOHN vEAZiE.
Psytissd, Ncv. ok, 1899. -.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-12-02

Late accounts from Sic Thomas's Gay that
Guadalupe is. blockadedsby american and
Engliih armed veGels, which entirely cut Of
their lupply of provfions.
The Hon. Mr.. Sheaffe, of Eevhampfhire, a
Federal charader,, is cholena representative to
Congress by a-handfome majority.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-11-11

a NY Gentlemen. who may with TO
\ purchafe Oak and Pine Timber, or MATS and
Frames of any ze, the eoaing winter, may be iupped
by applying to
Robert M'Donald. of Baxfaa.
oS.a
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-11-11

s,o. and aature, Der prize Is wonderfully fat
cred. while the fplcnder Of her appearance
gives her the higheh degree Of latisfaetion onf
with all this vanity. theY are not devoid OF fense
of n,odely, though they have difpohtion to lei
off their p rlons 70 ;he bea advantage
The enlisns Of Authority, worn by the Chief OF
the fioftento,s, IS a cane with brals top, gwen
10 him by the Dutch Ear India co@pany. ise
onefance of this race Ct beings. | was informed
Of in credible way they eften abue the thun'
der with many oppfobfious ePithets, and threat
ca 10 aIault the lightnirg with any thing thai
comes TO hand.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-11-11
MISCELLANY.
.=-.z=
AMUSING rxrRacTs-Fysw Ls~a.r pssr..

EIopEmrNrs.--A young Lady with for.
tune of so,oool. to whom a banker in the CITY
paid his addreGes, and to whom her friends ex
peaed that fhe would have beer married, eloped
lat week with dalhing Hbernian for Gretna-
Green.
On Thurfday laa young Lady eloped from
Kenfugton with an Hibernian youth, who bro't
her to his apartments in Brook areet, where, NOT
having money enough to difcharge the poa-boy,
lome words eniued in coniequence of which
the boy went back TO inform the L.ady's friends
of the cireumaance, who arrived about five
o'clock on Friday morning, when regular fieee
commenced. About ten, her b.olher found
means to enter the houic, and finding the IriiA
man had made bis efcape the hack way, be con
Quoted her Ito her no fmall morticaton) ,hro'
the crowd to hackney coach, which was wait
ing.-We undertand it was the intention of the
gallant to have proceeded to Crelna.Green, as
loon as he could have procured the neceaary
fupplies.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-11-11
from the Mercury.
CURE roa A COUGH, &c.


I'll Printers Of Nezolpapns are ,equsqtd 10 PuJg
TIE joaOooisg, far ffs Pubic Coop.
&" AN excellent remedy for a Coues, and
confampliye complaints.
Take as much Vey11ne as will make quart
of flrone tea, an equal quantity of Coin feet and
of korsborsd, three ounces Of the root OF Eiecam
oane, and finall quantity of Rae, put them H.
70 FIVE pints of pure water, boil them until the
liquor is reduced 10 enc quart, then put into it
two pounds Of clean heavy ;ngar, then boil it
until 1t becomes 70 thick thatwhen cold ii will
be hard as loaf fugar. Take fmall piece into
the month and gradually melt and f@allow it,
often in the day er night, as the patient ihall
End II convenient
This medicine has relieved many, and re1ored
thofe who were 10 mu IN reduced as 10 be beyond
any hope, and viewed near diGoluticn.
HUMANITY.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-11-11

HorTEsrer LADIES'. A recent letter from an
officer at the Cape of Good Hope, who had per.
milton to penetrate with party far into the in
terror, fpeaking of the Hottentot Ladies, fays,
/" The Tex have their charms, which they endea.
vor to heighten by iuch arts as are peculiar to
themfelves, and would meet with little fuccefs
ellewbere. To this end they not only preafe all
the naked parts oftheir body to make them fhine,
bur they braid or plat THEN hair as an additional
elegance. A Hottentot Lady, thus bedizened,
has exhauaed all the arts of her toilet, and how.
ever snfavorable Nature may have been to her
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-11-11
AN ODE TO THE VIRTUES.
(By PsrrR PINDAR.1


A II, y1RTuEs you are pretty looking creatures
4 n But then 70 weak and feeble are your natures :!
Thou charming Chaaity now. Sar eximele,
Who euard'n The lulcious lip, and lnowy oteas'
And allthat maketh wiihiag ihepherds blet,
Forbdding thieves on acred ground to irarnpis
Appear but Love, the favags, all is lot
Faint, trembling, b,uflng, rhoa giv sp the ghois;
10 there's an end of all thy mineihs care
The field 70 Guarded in the tyrants Fowr
Each fence torn down, defpod eash molly oowr,
All, is rudsy plundefd, and laid bare.
Virtues YOU A4ndsrJon our world, fear
Dclien'd for fome more esats fphere,
Where the wild padions form yc not, nor tease ys
Where every animals mild Mayfdaf
know your parentage andedueaton--
Born in the fkies--a lofty habi,ation--
Bet for peejss7 fyflem were intended,
Where people never needed TO be z-tr5k4
How could you think the palfon's to withfand,
Thofe roaring blades, 70 ont of all command.
Whole nishtef tsub would pull you all to pieces.
Thy are Goliahs--you but ktis Miles !
Then pray go home again each pretty dear
You but qJgyaa yourielves by coming bsrs
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-11-11


Ewhin the celebrated DR.. DoDD was once unwels, a
Moss RosE Bun lent to him by Lady which
gave occahon to the following very elegant ifanzas y
THE nighteft of favors befiow'd by the PAIR
- With rapture take, and with tranfport we wear
nut a 1zo6-4usvsn Ref. gsS blea MARy from thee,
well plea6sg gift to monarch would be:
All that lnels too cruel forbiddng fhould land,
And refule me the gift from thine own lovely hand.
With joy receive It, with pleafure will view.
Reminded of thee, by its odor and hue;
Sweet Role let me tell thee tho charming thy bloom,
Tho Thy fragrance exceeds Sabas richea perfume,
Thy breath to my Mays hath no fragrance int,
And thy bloom is but dull to her cheeks biufng tint
Yet alas my fair flower that bloom will decay,
And all thy fine beauties foen wither Away;
Tho puek'd BY the hand Whole touch thou mua own
1Isrfn and rough the eygnsts mon delicate down.
Thou too fnowy hand, nay, mean not to preach,
But the rofe, lovely moraf, fnfer TO tech
Extoi not fair maiden, thy beauties DER mine.
They too arc fhort y'd and they too muit decline
And fmall in concufion. the diff renee appears,
IN the bloom of few days, The bloom of few years
But remember virtue the raic hath to boah,
It's froryares reua;as, 7oisn it, eauti0 are sf.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-11-11
5rs4 szcEyzD For sAts
BY KEZIA BUTLER,
In M1Dbzs-S7Rzs4,
A handfome al1oftment of Fashionable
.Mizlsnery g Fancy articles.
among which arc the fono wing.


CTRAW, chip, cane and fix Bon
meta ). drefs Turbans; black white and fancy
p1Imes nsaw, and other Flowers black and white,
bualc and fraw Trimmings; fix, cotton, and FLYER
Cords do Fr:pges cotton aud FLYER Cifdlcs
r;sty OF fashionable Necklaces and Ear-drops yellow,
white and pearl Buttons for gowns; hsndlome aort-
ment of plain and fashionable Ribbons; bcaufont veiis
black and white figured and plain Gauzes; Grape do.
cotton and kid Cloves mehs leather do. beaver Hats
with bands AMI buckles camel's hair Shawls and
Safses; variety of cloak and bonnet satns; Luz
Hrings; sarlenes figured fatin Waiflooat Patterns
plain and worked Mullins; muffin Handkerchief.
.ALSo--Black and white Cottons /;
CaIicoss cotton and muffin shavls white and color.
ed Pocket Handkerchief, Linens cambrcas; mark
ing Caovais cotton and worried Hole p.aided Socks
Fur Trimming Muffs and Tippets; Wildbores ;
Shalloons Duran,s Taminics Caiamancoe. Baizes;
and Fannels !; white and coored Threads do Sewing
silks; Tapes Bobbins; 1,irt Buttons; fuperfhc
white chapel Needles.
Smelling Bottles; Walh-balls; Wind.
for Soap violet and plain Powder powder Boxes and
Pu tortof. ihcll Hair Slides, and Combs ivory and
herr do. jspsnned Tea Trays Walters Gamblers
Bre adj Bakets, Sc. A few Dutch Look az. Glsss
Steel Settlers Cafe Knives aud Forlss Pen KNEES
pewter Tea pots plated and metal fhimbes elaliir
Knitting needles, &c. BIC.
u Cloaks, 'Turbans, Bonnets, &c.
sasde in the newell falhions.
Po.laal. Ne, 4.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-11-11
FOR SALE,
II fmall Dwelling HouCe and

LOT, adjoining Middlesreet, at the weQ end of The
rown.----fas terms apply to the Printer
Portland, o. IS, 1879.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-11-11

EWhh the celebrated DR.. DODD was once unwels,
Moss RosK Bup was lent him by Lady which
gave occafon to the following very elegant iianzas
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-11-11
Weit-India Goods, as ufual
CATECHISM.
Jye reeeiOed tor Sale, at JENks's
BooK-SToRE,
Packnd's CatecbiM.
IN THaEE PARTS

IN THREE PARTS.
fP,ier 2-yr,y cer.s.
THE FRI Part, containing the hrlt
4 principles of pety aud morality. drawn from
the word of God, and the molt approved authors no
have wrtten in the way Of quehion and anfwers.
The Second Part, containing ferries
of queons aud sufwers, deIgned lead chldrca aud
youth TO toe knowledge of iociety, and to train them
to the duty of citizens
The Third Part, containing valua-
bic nrnions adapted perions of maturer age, and
10 heads of families.
This work is highly recommended
by number of the mon dianguined divines, and is
already introduced into large number of respectable
religious foceties and choo In this the iniiruions
of the A1ssab ca4s5u reduced palmer language
o. "a.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-11-11
War Department..
LANDS far SHE.

LHVDO /of OHLE.
ITO BE SOLD, the following lots
l. of LAND, 6tuated in the town of Falmouth. in
tho County OF Cumberland, drawn by Tbown Finsser,
Eiq in the rsat of his we Hsrnab Fisals,. IN the par
titlon of the eaate Of Bnsldisr ssmusi WsA., made
between his heirs in the year I7oS-yix
90 acres purchafed by laid Waldo of
P5usa. .ues, laid the rght Of Tosn Pousg, and
lies at Pfca,aquA.
The relldue of 1913 acres granted by
proprietors committee fac Ws2 being th. ioutherly
half OF z76 laid Wslas hi. right lying
Pfc aqua. The her part If faid 1875 acres being
lsrely iod TO Il. izs'rM
81 acres purchafed by faid Wade of
P5n.a. Jaaa being the iourherly half f laid
on, the light of Jeds4ab Jo,dss and Rsbsd Bssv-
lr,9gs, lying in Picataqua.
III acres bought by faid Wade of
and samael 5ordsas a. acres aud lies rhe N. Eali
kdc OF Prefumleoi river
100 acres granted by proprietor's
Committee TO faid Was, in lieu Of 100 laid out
in Ceopers CLAIM which laid out the righs of
lzeSs Psays~, and lies N. Far Gde of Prefsmfcot
river.
"a acres and 40 rods bought ,y
faid ado Of Jatn 7ysg, being psrt of Io4 laid
out on the right Of J1a Lane. lying Oh the >. Wen hde
of Stroudwater river.
90 acres bought by faid Waldo of
P6iaeas Jaass. laid out The right Of T5oma, Mssn,
and lies the s Wei Eide of Stioudwater river.
Ioa acres granted by proprietors
Committee, being Jsns Dnepans 80 acres. and part
of SO to laid Wsido laid out his right ly ng
at SaecArsppa.
100 acres bought by faid Waldo of
Jsba 7yzg, laid ont on right of fad Tyr, aud lies at
sseearappa.
ID acres bought by faid Waldo of
.b" FaIrs, being part of his 30 acres laid out on the
laid Fa6iaf, lying South fdc of Preiumfcot river.
For terms, apply to General KNOX,
at Thomalon, or the fubfcriber, Portland.
DANIEL DAVIS.
Peya1na ssp'. 20. 1879.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-11-11
Snyed or St0leh
IRON the Subscriber in Portland.

l. on the 18th ult. black HORSE, about "a hands
high, tro and PAGES, has no, and iwitch tail
lad on pair of rope fetters.-Whoever will take up
f,d Hore. and fecure the Thief il en- ihal receive
FIVE DOLLARS Reward, and realonsblc charges paid,
by returning him to Capt. Prrrs WARRrs's stible.
JOHN HENDERSON.
Ns~mIsy 4,r7oa
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-11-11
OWEN s. OscooD.

~ AT the fame time was ffelcn from
Mr.. DANIEL HEAVY, Of Cray, SADDLE, with brafs
tips, blue houfng, trimmed with white buff edged with
wafhed leather, the GRIT wooden, had been broke near
the buckle and ended by piece of leather fcwed
ALTO, aCREAT COAT of an olive color with fma II
coat buttons, and ieoloped round the edges.
OF 10.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-11-11
10 Dollars Rezvard!

@ IMPOSED to have been Stolen, on
, the night of the a7th inf from the barn Of
MERRILL, in Gray, large dark brown HORSE, ten
twelve years old, from IA IS hands high, with
Gar in his forehead and large fear the left bullock
--Whoever will detect the Thief, or fccurc fsid
Horfc and return him the fubcribers, their Shop
in Portland. oppoG,e Mr.. SrEpaEs A'LELLANs, faall
receive the above reward
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-10-28
Lands BY Auaon.

By order of the Court of Common Pleas for
the County Of Ks.ssSesA.
To be Sold BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
III sbr Bssso Of Graph Tsvsra is BY Mr.. Jacob Ken
dali. ia Sta's-Strea, Bsaos,
On THURSDAY, the ieventh day OF
November next, at I O'Clock, A. NJ.
@ UNDRY valuable Lots of LAND,
10 belonging to the cate of Jous NrLsos, Efq. de-
ccafed, and htusted a. follows. Oz.
County OF K,nuSe1.
In the Town of y Eaib"esgb
Lot No. IA, in the 9Th range containing 400 acres.
| No 40, 400
No. as. in the 9Th range, 400
No. sc, in two divi6ons, 400
No. So. northerly half, 400
10. No 10, containing 1901 acres
No a. 400
No. 81, 400
Pond.
Ia the Town of Ayesfs.
Lot No IS. in two divihons, northery hall, containing
$50 acses
In the town of SySav.
Lot No. "a, in two divions, containing 400 acres.
No. 81. in two divilons. AGO
In the Town OF PhJasa.
NV '''' " Ia the f.wn of ws1sw.
traa of Land, the outh.ea corner of fad town,
containing 400 acres.
In the Town Of Fsbtsi1
A traa of Land being part Of Lot marked =. l. con-
tanning aroi acres
In the Town Of Noyrigrzpssi.
ua1 of Land being part of Lot marked =. Z. con-
tanning 1856 acres !
In the Town of Cssaas.
traa Of Land, being part Of Lot marked f. I. con-
tanning aga acres.
In the town of Sts,l' partly. and partly nn'ntorpo'
rated
traa of Land, being part Of Lot marked F. !. con-
tanning $40 acres
In the town of Cirsw.
Lot marked NJ j. northery half containing 4soo acres
County of LINCOLN.
In the Town of NszO- Milford
Lot No. ~, marked r. y. containing 400 acres.
No Is, marked 2. 2. the fouthery hsf, containing
900 acres.
@ The "a, hesLsv co#dsns sriH MADE knsspn at TIE s
s.S ela1s afjsk Bolton, Augua IS, 1872