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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-08-26

uonEHA, ruNE2. 4 icyere impe-
rial mandate has been addrefed to the
Jews with inianaion to Iefore within
the ipace of three days, all the church
plate, relics, itatues of faints, &c. which
they bought of the French, while mai
tiers of this country.
HAMBURGER, JUNE 2o. Our read
ers will be glad TO fee his Imperial Ma
iefy's Declaration TO the Diet Of Ratif-
bon, dated the 10Th inf. relative to the
herrid murder of the French MinilterS
near Ranadt. 1t is couched in fyle
of jge randor and dignity, worthy the
chief of great empire, which will no
doubt convince every candid. though
hitherto preiudiced mind, that proper
juAice and puniihment will be inflicted
on the aaailins.
MILAN, JUNE 7. The following let
ter has been received here from Gen.
Vucafloyich
"cte,, yunt4
"I have this day entered Ceya, where
] made priioners 1890 Frenchmen, and
tie wives of generals Moreau and Flo.
rella; but as l do not wage war againit
women, ihall fend them both back to-
morrow, to the French out potts, at
tended by my adutant. As Twas mar.
ching through Mondovi | faw nun
merry, where the French committed ex-
cefes before their retreat: They cut in
pieces fome of the nuns ; the reit they
csaihed to death with blows of the butt
end ef their mufkets The French are
now all at Conf, which fortrefs being
very ffrong by nature, will rather retard
the progrels of our troops"
Serious troubles have broken out in
the fouth of France, and the recruits
Ient thither defert in great numbers.
A fmall corps of Aulfrians and Pied.
montefe has entered the province OF
Maurienne, in Savoy, where the inha-
bitants are very ready to fupport them.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-08-26
Of the armies Of Censrals SuwAnRow
and MoREAu.

MILAN, (Capial Ct the Cjlalpins Ex-
Republic JUNE 10. Gen. Bellegarde
is gone to Piedmont, from whence he
will march againf Acqui, with $4,000,
and penetrate the Geneoie country on
that fide.
We have jua now learned, that the
van of Gen. Macdonald's army had
been defeated near Lucca, by Gen. OFT,
who has made many prifoners.
The fortrefs of Urban capitulated
on the 9TH. Goo French prifoners ar
rived from Lugano.
Gen. Moreau, has hretched his right
wing towards Genoa, to fuitain Gen.
Victor, who covers the Lieurian terri
tory on the fide Of the Imperial Gefs.
JUNE IA. After Moreau had detach.
ed Generals Victor and Grenter to
Genoa, Gen. Victor marched to the
valley OF Taro, to cooperate with Mac.
donald. They then diGodged General
OFT near Pontremoli, and beat him
back as far as Parma.
VERONA, JUNE IL. Gen. Suwar-
row is haltening with the main army
towards Genoa, to fupport Gen. OFT,
who is collecting his whole forces to
encounter the enemy.
JUNE Il. The nth Gen. Hohen-
zollern fucceeded in repuliing corps of
5000 French, who approached Modena
and took 300 prifoners. But Gen.
Macdonald's army of 10000 appear
ing, the Auftrian Gen. retired to the
Pc. The French extend towards Ferara
& Parma. Gen. OFT is near Piacanza,
receiving reinforcements. Gen. Kray
is gone in hate to Suwarrow's head.
quarters, to concert the plan Of opera
tions againit Macdonald.
RovERE EDO, JUNE IS. Gen. Suwar.
row will break out in forced marches
from Sarzano to Alexandria, and ano.
Their battle will be deciGve of the
fate of Italy. His army will confilt
of $4,000 men.-The Gege of Man.
tua is fufpended for ihort time.
Vienna, June 10. Count Melas
writes, that Moreau had retreated, and
taken petition near Savona, in the
gulf of Genoa, which enabled him tc
wait his reinforcement from gen. Mac
donald's army, and generals Montrich
ards &Grenier's divifons, from Naples
Tufcany and Bologna.
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"In order to oppoie this junction, and
to proiecute the iieges of the citadels of
Turin, Tortona and Alexandria, the
troops under generals Belegarde & OFT,
the divifions of generals Froehlich and
Hohenzollern, and the brigades ofgen-
erals Seckendorf and Alcaini, are to
form an army Of oblervation, to act as
exigencies may require. Befides thofe,
1900 Ruilians have marched through
Kafchau and Pef, to join Suwarrow,
which will make his reinforcements
$4,000. The proportion will therefore
be kept up.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-08-26
function Of Macdonald With Moreau.

VIENNA, JUNE 1o.-Gen. Macdo-
nald having entered the defles of the
mountains on the fea-coaf, his march
through upper Italy, the accounts of
his junction with Moreau are no longer
doubted but the junction of the corps
of Generals Gauthier and Montrichard
will be vigorouay impeded.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-08-26
OPERATIONS in SWITZERLAND.
LOWER EtBE, JUNE g.

LOWER EtBs, JUNE 29.
By the Vienna Court Gazette, of
June 9th, we learn, That the arch
duke Charles was at Klettern, the 9th
Iune. He took at Zurich, from which
the French had precipitately retreated,
ga cannons.
Con the 9th, Prince Rofenberg at
tackled the enemy near Alberfried, and
took it.
I" the enemy having been reinfor-
ced after their defeat on the 29th ult.
on Mount ST. Gothard, near the Devils
bridge, dinodged Gen. ST. Julien OF
fome advantages, gained the 3Ilt.-
However, Prince Victor Rohan advan-
cling to Briegen, in the Walloon
country, and Gen. Herbert from the
Crifons, the enemy were forced to a.
bandon the advantages, they had 70 re-
Gently gained"
Frontiers of SqOabia, June Is.
The Archduke's head quarters were
at Kloten, the 3th.-He intends Civ
ing few days ref to his brave army,
which has been fighting with admira-
bic perseverance for the ten days pre-
vious to the 4th init.
On the 18th Maaena's headquarters
were at Waldenburg, on the road from
Soleure to Bale.
Vienna, June I.tb.-On the 4th, 9Th
and 9th init. the Archduke attacked
the French in front of their ftrong in
trenched camp in the van of Zurich
The combat was long, obainate, and
bloody ; and the particulars are given
at length by his royal highnefs. On
the night of the 9Th. the archduke in
tended making an aHault on all their
lines but the French retreated in fuch
hate as to leave in their intrenchments
Is pieces cannon, three howiIz, and
10 Wagons. In the morning the in
trenchments, and Zurich were taken
poleflion of. In the latter 90 cannon
were found. In the attacks Generals
Hotze, Wallis, and Hoddic, were
wounded. Our lois is very coniidera-
bic /; and our troops combatted with
fuch fury, that after forming the re-
doubts they ieized the French that de-
Tended them by the hair, and difpatch-
ed them with the but-end of their fire.
locks. In the height of the battle,
none of the erfemy's officers obtained
quarters.
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39ornano.
To the Public.

IN conformity the notice given in the Ian Gazette
this day the publication of the Laws OF the
United States The great public utility of this meaiare
is obvious require the leaf ilunraon. A, moi
oppol,tion to the aes of Congres aries from an igno-
othem, IL is hoped every member OF the commu-
nifty will avail hifniel Of the devfed by
ufed authorities so render their promu cation gener al
among all clales of citizens. Every may be-
come poiefied of copy of the Laws, with other
ceiTay matters, at the ordinary price of newspaper
This eircumilance added he low price of this Ca
zete will IT Is prciumed niure that general patron
age which is neceaary fupport publ cation con-
Quoted on 70 large plan. Implement viii be 1ued
gratis whenever pref, of matter f,aii require it.
The fotowing paaage of letter, which received
from rho Secretary of State, will explain his motive in
adopting the plan exhibited thsday. for their pubica-
ticn.
.Torcnder their publication in the newspapers more
"ufefu by providing for the preervation Of the laws,
30 convenient form, have determined on the podc
(which the :nelofcd paper exhibits. BY devoting one
half fheet weekly the publication Of the laws, dif.
pofed in octave pages, each of your fubfcribers will
with the receive complete copy of the
laws of the United States form to be folded in
sspamphIet, unmiIed with any other matter, by their
"-parang the half fleets Of the laws from the other
Is half fleets ofyour newspapers"
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Buonaparte's Letters.

Haviay eoairts to pubs fsse INTERRUPTED kteys erts,
irf the jasTcirg egaa and msryiy Introduction TO them,
sobieb spa heze IN se5a im3atan they e0sGrsd BY
sbe EsgG6 government, vbieb though fit " public sbem.
Thy curious and iusUgqiag
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-04-29

rrhe letters to commence ia my uex,.l
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-04-29

Til, not ebi~.rieai idea a5nayts imagined ~
Po,em bad ~s,s f6as bsT maGsa ,iag in be, svbs" IL
HssV up.
The gazette., 1799-03-25

would have re-kindled the martial ardor
Of his citizens that he would have
held Out to them the example of their
anceltry, the ahertor of Europe, and
the 1courge Of French ambition that
he would have reminded them Of a
Poferity, which, if this nefarious rob
berry, under the fraudulent name and
falfe colour Of government, ihould in
full power be feated in the heart Of Fu-
rope, mutt forever be conGgned to
vice, impiety, barbarilm, and the mott
ignominiouS 1avery Of body and mind.
In 70 holy caufe, it was prelumed that
he would Gas in the beginning of the
war he did) have opened all the tenn
pies ; and with prayer, with falting,
and with duplication (better directed
than TO the grim moloch Of regicide in
France) have called upon us to raife
that united cry, which has 70 often
formed heaven, and with a pious vio-
lence forced down bleAingS upon re-
pentant people. 1t was hoped that
when he had invoked upon his cndea-
YOURS the favourable regard of the
Protector Of the human race, il would
be feen that his menaces TO the enemy,
and his prayers to the Almighty, were
not followed, but accompanied, with
correspondent action. 1t was hoped
that his thrilling trumpet fhouId be
heard, not to announce thew, but to
found charge"
: The Arebdake Cbarles Of AaRria.
The gazette., 1799-03-25
By Autbority.
Commonwealth Of Madachufctts.

In The ysar g our Lord one tboejand Jfven hundred
and ninety nine.
An act to divide the county Of Lincoln
and to confitute the Northerly part
thereof leparate county, by the
name of the county of Kennebeck.
Sro- RE Il EraRed By bs Senate and RosJE
oA'r' I ID Of Rfprs,s1fGfiycs, IL General Court
qD5mJlcd, and BY tbe authority oC tbe Jane, That
he county of Lincoln ihall be divided by line
beginning on the weGerly line Of the county of
Hancock, at place from which line running
wef moth wet, hall Rrike the northeaRerly
tor9er Of The town Of Harlem. from thence run
njng iouth eaRerly by the eaRerly line of Eaid
town to the foutheaterly corner thereof, thence
touthwelterly IN itrait line to the northeater-
ly corner Of PttRon, thence By the eaReriy line
OF idid PttRon TO the foutheaReIly corner there
Of, thence weterly by the foutherly line of f4id
Pl;tltOn 10 the fouth welterly corner of faid
town lat mentioned, thence north weRerly by
the w,Rerly line Of laid Pittfon to the mouth
Of Purgatory fream 10 called) which empties
iiielt into Cobbelecontee Cream 10 calIed)
thence weh north wet to the eaR line of the
town of Monmouth, thence ioutherly by the
eait line Of fad Monmouth, 70 the foutheaRerly
corner thereof, thence weRerly By the f0utherly
line OF lald Monmouth, 10 the weRerlv corner
OF iaid town, thence wet to The ealterly line of
the town OF Greene thence foutherly by The eaR-
erIy line OF lad Greene to the (outhealterly cor
ner thereof, and thence weltely BY NE iouther
y line or laid Greene to Androlcoggin river, or
the dividing line between the counties of Cum
berland and Iinco,n and rbat tbe countv of
Lincoln atoreiad be, and the fame Is hereby
declared 70 be bounded, northerly and weaerly
by the line atorefaid.
Sect. Z. ind be il further Enat2eS BY The 7utbo
riy gor5ad That all and every part and par
eel Of the late county Of Lincoln, fituated on the
northefly and wefeTly fide of the atoreGid d.
vidng line, and extending northerly & welterly
10 as to comprehend al the territory, lying
between the counties of Cumberland and Han.
cock, and On the norlherly and weRerly lide Of
the dividing line aforeiaid ihall be, and the
fame hereby is formed and erected into an en-
tire and dlitlnct county, by the name of Kenne-
beck, OF which AuguEa 1ha'l be the fhire or
county town: and the inhabitants of the faid
county Of Kcnnebeck, thall have and poaefs,
uie, exercite, and enjoy, all the powers, rights,
and immunities, which BY the Contribution and
laws OF this Commonwealth the inhabitants of
any county within the fine, have, Poaels, ule,
e1ercfe, enjoy, and are entitled 70.
SECT. 3. AHd Be II furtArr Enaaed, That there
ihall be held and kept within the faid county
OF Kennebeok Court of General Selfsns of
the Peace and Court of Common Pleas, TO be
holden, i0 and Cor the fame county, at Au3uf
The gazette., 1799-03-25

The following is an extract from Mr. Burke's Third
Letter to Member of Parliament on the Propolals
tor Peace with the Regcide Directory Of France, =
publthed hnce his death" Mr. B (fay the keview-
ers) initead Of the whining pitiiuI conduit Of Mr.
Pitt on the return Of Is-d Malmelbvry from France
would have had the mniOer adopt the language of
menace, and a6ume the attitude of defiance Here
tlay they) he pours out torrent Of eIoquence 20
powerful aud 70 terrible. that We cannon withhold it
from readers
The gazette., 1799-03-25
THE fubfcribers, administrators on
I h0maS Burnham.
IoG.h Burnham,

P'ri! ~. F.5 a3 I-23.
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MjseNany.
"t's-st<%ee~eS-tss eos 50 s=sNs-,-,-,~
Prom the Centincl
BOOK OF GENERATIONS.
CHAP. /.
TIE Ceaera.ioa Of american TaeoJiaiGs.


M oW thefe are the generations of American Jaco-
4 olniim, in their feyeral orders 49,
: Mrabeau, 3riflot, Tom Paine. and Prince of
ne rover OF the Air. begas the Club the Convent of
the Jaco5ins at Paris -
5. The Jaeotiu CirS' beeat anarchy, murder, pill
age the guillotine, and Genets milton to the United
States -
a oenet's milton begs, hon of underlrappers,
all devoted TO his Vaccinations -
s. The underiirappers begat .he frenzy of ri ira,
the dance OF ca,,sagnss and the ntoxieation of the
people -
o. CT ira, and cay-araol beaa, couatusisaa. So.e
fi. eve feais and public rejoicing for the vi7ory Of
french hip OF The line Bfitiih gun. boat -
y The CosfATii'nat Jastiss begat VIC oppoGtion
80 me government the PieHgb rebellion and orga-
h'aed felerinss al every misfortune of Britain -
9. The rejoieings at their misforunes beeat fprt
Oh recruitment in the Brti, which vented iticf in dc.
predaiions on the American commerce -
.. The depredAtions on commerce begat the Britilh
treaty - ~
70 The eritifh treaty besat mohs, water Hon
rones sew vioenes on the part of the Jacobins, and
ircth niuts, injuries, and ouirates from The French
government as well as its earwies -
H. The nobs, and Iacobin relolutions begat an in
ehnaen N the French to rob American property, and
10 itriss to divide the people from their governments
IA The robberies and aggrefions of the French be-
gar the propoied negotiations with France -
- :" ne6oeiauoh oeSat new inluhs on the Aineri-
can Character, freih ouraees, and augmented robbie.
ries -
ID The infnlts and robbcries bcgat new fpiEis in
the American people -
i5 The new fprit begat general union of the peo-
Pile the oath to ffand or fall with their government
the equipment of fplendd navy, and the foundation
OF powerful army 80
TO- The union of the people, the navy, the army,
and the numerous addrefes of the people the Pref
dent hesat the death and defrueton Of Jaeobns and
Jaeebinfn -
u 80 the generations of Jacobnifn, from its birth
IN Paris, to its death in America are fifteen geer atoms
Thus endeth the fri chapter.
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NEW TPdYPyc

returned from the Cape, fome time preceding his de-
parure from thence, explored thar part Of ea much
farther than VALIANT or PARK lie found the diftan
country to he luxuiant, and its inhabitants poefug
warmth OF hofpnality, and application. and patience
under fatigue, and an excellence of dfpoGcn that by
them favagcs.
Colonel King eonceivins thar thefe people who are
brave indeangablc in labo and as ,ractahe as they
are irong. nigh, be fendered efenally conducive to
our power and convenience entered INTO treaty with
them by which 800 agreed ferve as folders and
abourers, as they fhould be wanted Zap sseey.1
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-10-07
LANDS for SALE.
ITO BE SOLD, the following lots

Il
u of LAND iituafed in the town OF Falmouth, in
PIE county Of Cumberland, drawn by T5o,us, f1astey,
H IN the right of his wife Hannah Fafssr. in the par
fsion of the eAate of Brigadier Samuel Wade, made
between his heirs in the year I76s-vis
90 acres purchafed by faid Waldo of
5rea, Jones, laid out on the right of John P0sUsH and
hes at Pifcataqua.
The reiidue of IsS acres granted by
propretors committee fad Wade being the ou,hery
talf of z76 faid Wao his right lying
Pifcsiaqua The oshcr part of faid 1913 acres being
btely fold to- ii. Merrill.
] 81 acres purchafed by faid Waldo of
FJse, zones, being the ouherIy half Ct ia acres laid
put on the right of edtdsb o,daH and Risbard Bszp
Fi4ge, lyngi Pifcatsqua.
| I'll acres bought by faid Wade of
srear Jaue,. being part of Jobs Pssseg, 81 acres,
lpd Snmnf Jordaa's "a acres, and lies on the N. EAT
Edc of Prefumfcot river.
100 acres granted by proprietor's
Committee to faid Natse in lieu of laid
, Coopers claim, which were laid OUT the right of
Esss Ftay6n, and lies ON II. Eait Gde Of Prcfumfcot
over.
% acres and I2o rods bought by
bid Naas of Jasu 7yzg, being part of Io4 laid
ut on the right of seHs Lane lying on the S. Wen iide
H ctroudwatsr river.
4 90 acres bought by faid Waldo of
P5iasas Jorsi. laid on the night Of T5omzf Maou,
Ind lies on the s. Wen fde Of stioudwaser river.
Io2 acres granted by proprictors
Committee, being J~1rs Daassaas 80 acres, and part
ff 90 acres to iaid Sal1 laid his right, lying
Is saecarsppa.
100 acres bought by faid Waldo of
a51 7y.g, laid out right of fad 7yrg and lies a,
Faecarappa.
u acres bought by faid Waldo of
o5n Fasinf, being part of his 90 laid the
bid Fa5ins lying South Eide of Prefumfcot river.
For terms, apply to General KNOX,
X Thomalion, or the fubfcribcr, at Portland.
DANIEL DAVIS.
| Portland, SEPT 20, 1899.
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EXTRACT.

Temperance and Moderation ere, ar ksf, a, ,ssrr,i
sEag fsgs sVte ass cal hey ars0ay b1uy
segs mf'i ana hs1vsser spe may ss TIC etarsf # t
e, fo0s eleaf.sf # del, AMI s5ry aseo-.sIo1 spifs
7ries any fa,fHLy 9ge AMI afpesrso Be sou,erS,
q 1U.a k1o.Sn, fdn eay suais,i asea,y es
i.f dtsHeb, no, prasay i eref sn, bs f51feed ,oef
fSas Trss, tie iy eeig Men gre1O sr~ty familiar 7ob
drssf condition., reeriVs equal p, saiare equally aysd
oaety IN TIE Palace and IA tie Cape 7bt, acquiring
sbsr, bsSi' fiufttrsse Fob dpess t5ercwgoa IF
ie'r fryrHf, Sad On Ire dq Of TIE a sfbe, eapsgtsss,
Ifbs eon' efbe beayt ts iird, ibe esy ant1re Of f
Palace ar 7rxH tie bonsy sepmsaons If roe c.aas,
stg 6d ard Hts ss5ea a,osd. reei 5a rsps o., rpb.r
Jafigsd ea5rass allie bs xsn Bed on tie eeas5 g
frszy.
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PATCHES.

A Writer in Englifh paper has made fcleslion
OF characteristic and eeret patches which is deGened
for the iervce of the Ladies The following is lpec.
OF the catalogue and arrangeuen, Of charaerilc
patches.
The ,LvpaTssed, at the corner of the eye.
The Gay upon the fold or dimpc which the check
forms in laughing.
The Csfart; on the middle OF the check
The king at the corner of the mouth.
The Dssdgg upon the nofe.
The Csguefte upon the lips
The Langujamg under the LEFT eye
The Secret t. upon pimPle,
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MONDAY, OcroBER T, 1899.
War Department.
Treilfon Co

Trenton, September 2, 1899.
4 Ii Officers of the fri regiment of
A Artlllerifis & Engineers and of 10 en- e..oaa
'n'lo and fourth regiments of Infantry in the frrv;ce
o. Inc United States who are, from whatever osule alb
leh' from their commands, reqorel with all pible
expedition to report themfeves by letter to Major Cen
e'n ALExAsDtS HAMILTON. The differs thus called
Upon Will be held amenable foI any avodable deav in
hour months from the date of thi. no,;Gc,,;a, ~, -
pfeinmed TO have refigned their commiflions
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BLANCHARD, the we'll known Aeronou,. ba, in

BLANCHARD. the well known Aeronout. has in
erted the following announce advertisement, in few
ers OF the French Journals. Having been entrultcd
with affairs of Importance by feveral commercial houfes
concerned with North-America, and entertaining my
e itrong dehre to rev6t that country, have deter
mined to contract an aeria fleet, and infubmcrpib,e
boat with which hope to crofs the great ocean the
courfe ct or days Several of the rronats forming
part OF this fleet, to be een he warden of the
hotel formerly belonging to the Enefh snbalador!'
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PnILAp sLrHiA, Sex. "A
colxl1ERcy.fE INFoPM4gYoN

n litter sn Ss0laab Of tie sb sf rrsaerf, Tia, tie
Bri5 od, 10 prevent tie Freaeb and Sea-iad from fa
itaisg their trade nna seura ans eOsisg tier 70 Ter ,es
Colour, and order Sseri-e sai,a b. % eoo,s
that em tie ~ Of oeor sext BIT vssh britt by t5s
easaiy Se eo0ayi a1bi t tsar su Be eesf,ei az neg
ira s-tass va afeai, psay NEUTRAL exempted b., r,,
ts narrowly assminsi"
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y A LovsR's MonuM.sr-A village Chorifer of Ia
mover, on the death of beautiful country gr. with
whom lac was enamoured. after erecting in the Carhe
dra Sepuehral Stone to her Memory, carved A
blooming Rofe froat with theie words Cen ainG
'queI fur-" lis thus Che WAS (Ezg fspJ
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ST. |EAN D'AcPE,

Lately beeged by Buonaparte. was fcarcey taken
without long heee. Ii Topped the progreis of the
the Knights Tempars and Hoipi.aers, in 1890, after
fese which lated nearly year.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-10-07
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
hhs Hege Of Rctrsfintahvss, June lob, 1893.
ON The Petition Of the Seleetmen
of Marlborough. praying for alteration of the at
for the prcfervation OF the i, called Salmon, Shad
and Acwives in the rivers, dreams and waters within
the counties OF Linrola and Cumberland'--
ORDERED, That the petitioners notify all con.
cerned by pubfhng asetted copy Of their petition,
with this order thereon IN JENKss GAZETTE printed at
Portland, three weeks fucceivey, the Ian publication
to be made thirty days at lean before the econd Wed
nefday Of the feeion of the General Court in
der that the parties intcreed may then appear and
Hiew cauie If any they have why the prayer Of fad
petition fhouid not I've granted.
Sent up for concurrence.
EDWARD II. ROBBINS, Steai~.
IN SsNArr--June Iotb, 1899.
Read and concarred
JOHN c. JONES, P,yfSsas pro ten.
True Copy ----Attea
EDWARD McLANE, Ckyi Of tie sesafe.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1799-10-07
THE nonrefdent Proprie-

- tors Of the following Let's and undivided Traa
OF unmproved Land, fuated in the Of BseeoVon,
IN the county of Hancock. hereby notified that the
fame are taxed in the State Ccuniy, and Town tax-bis
committed to the Snbcriber collect for the year of
our Lord 1897, in the REFLECTIVE iuns ics asaint then
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