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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-09-02

In that mem orsbie year.i7z5. the
natal year Of American emancipa-
ton from Birth tyranny, and Of
the independence and fovcreicnty
OF the United States, MIR. Ieferlon
was one Of a committee of Eve, TO-
wit, Thomas JeFerfon, John A.
dams, Benjamin Franklin, Roger
Sherman and r. r. Livingston !;
appointed by Congress 70 draught
the Declaration Of Independence
and IT was from thepen and enlipht-
ened mind of Jeferion, frlt named
OF the committee, that that glorious
initrument proceeded, which was
reported by the committee, and u
nanlmouily adopted by congrefS. en-
ntied " The Dsslarafion Of Mdesee.
dence, s5'c." An inltrument which
10 long as the records of time ihall
endure will perpetuate the fame Of
ITS author, and prelegve, in the A.
merican mind, j5rsver and ipJ.5arq.
5le the names Of hlaeaeadsacs and
JsfcJ6n.
In the fame year, 1875, the ar
dent mind of Ieferion eagerly pur.
flung the glorious principles Of the
revolution and foreleeing that 70
long as the corFuptions of Brilih
iy.5ems exitted, we were indepen-
dent in name not in fact, produced
for the adoption of the Iegil lture
OF his ma i've Rate, the four follow
ins important ATS, to wit:
Iit. n act for eaab ilhinc reli-
gioas freedom, pubiilhed ia this
elfay.
2 IN act TO regulate dercents,
to prevent e1ares entail and the
rights OF primogcniture.
3. An act tor the apportionment
Of crimes ani puQi-hnen's.
4. An aet 10 eltabli.h public
CchoolS.
The influence of thefe a qs upon
the relative principles they embrace
will be universally feen and fel. by
thoie who prize civil liberty as a
primary bieiiing, and reglrd the
prefervation Oft as among the frf
oche.ts of God 10 man-whil.t fyC-
TENS OF uRiverfal oieration in mat
fers of re igion for an equal diff
Lrlbu.ion of property, and in fub-
vertion Of the ariitocra'ic and u4na.
Lural principle Of entail and primo
geniture right for ameliora ing the
'anguiaarY code OF criminal law
and for extending 10 the poorelt
cials OF our ci liens. the benefits of
education at public expenfc, will be
viewed IS the emaua.ion of great
and good mind zoalouay endea-
vonrlag to promote the happineiS
ana improve the condition of his
fcilOW-belngS.
Equally eyinciye of watchful re-
gard to the rights Of his country
men, was the fclene and fuggefi-
on made by Mr.. Jsferf9n for the
formation and adoption of the con-
Hitution Of Virginia, in the fame
year, for Pref&ing thereto A Bill
of Rights, declara;ory Of the natu.
raj and unalisnable rights OF man,
which was accordingly done.
In theyear l778. Mr.. IsTerCon
being then a member Of the Virgil
MIA Legislature, preien;ed to that bo-
dy rhe act to prevent the impor-
tat;on of alves, which was enact
en- into a law in the month Of 90.
tobsr in the fame year, and was
ihortiy after followed by another
act g O authorize manunilIions,. =
being the commencement Of a fyf
ten, az Gradual .suu4u,f-ct,,.., If.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-09-02

-
IA and PeRniyIyania. His con iad
IN that fa,ion amilt the Earring
con.ilcts and trying difficulties Of
foreign invaiion anu domefic diff
quIetude, was flch, as iecured 10
hhn, fix months after he left the
ONCE, and upon the fll;elt public
enquiry, the ua7,,in72s vote OF
thanks of the Iegillture cond.ting
OF I8o members = for his attentive
administration OF the . 1wers ofthe
executive Whit il o.ac4.
Il was during the laae year. 1881,
iamidlt the cares o govcrnment and
lcenes of private a6b aion thar MIR
jeHerloa prepared his celebrated
work, afterwards Puoifhed in
France ana which h aode.tly ail-
led, g Notes on bir faiz." In this
work 70 juitiy admired by al the
learned world for rs rhlolophicai
relearch ingenious thenry and able
di4aiG1ion, co rally eqi,lencing an
enlarged. liberal and yioas mind.
the author, in luperiar title OF c.
loquence, boldly arJac.3 and fully
refutes the faIlacious theories OF
Mr.. Button and the Able Raynal,
which tend to difparage the animal
and RS ipecies both maa and beat,
otfhe American world, and reduce
them TO fcale fnaIler than thofe
iof urope; vindicating With truth
and intelligence the eqa1i diRribu,
ton OF natures ble-iin IS to Ameri-
ca.
In the year 1888, M. Jeferfon
was again appointed to 4 cat in con
grefs from his native Fate ana in
the following year, o. the 1th OF
May, was nominated hy ,hat ho-
norable body miniaer pienipotenti-
larry Of tbs United S.&.sS - he eeuIt
'ot France, as the (uccedor of our
.illultrious Franklin, whittier he
embarked early in the fame year,
and remained abfent from the Uni.
ted States In the execution of tke
dugies OF that important truf, nn-
Iii the month of October 1880.
when he returned home by permit
iion of the then PRECEDENT Wa'hing-
ton, who, upon being elected 10 The
chief ma giftracy OF the federal 20
vernmeht, Immediately deitiRcd FIR
'eHerlon to fill fhe next mott homo
rable and Confidential itati1a n theI
government. near his own
perlon.
During his milton to France, Mr.
Jeiferion with that peculiar addre(s,
intelligence and attention TO PRO.
mote the enential inteIefs OF the
Uniyed States, which dire6ts al! his
conduct, obtained from the French
king an arrete, highly beneficial TO
the American commerce, for ffe
free admiilion, exempt from the
cultomary foreign duties, Of oil. 9Th
and whalebone, the product of the
American Giheries, into certain
ports, and for the lale of American
bulls ihiPs IN ali the ports ofFrance.
benefits, which our eatern brethren
continued to reap the peculiar adj.
vantage of until the commencement
Of the revolutionary convulGonS
which have agitatei that nation.
About the fame period alto, Mr..
jslferlon, in coniun5tiou with our
iunmoriaiFrankin, negotiated with
a miniiter from the court Of Prulia.
then at the Hague, that celebrated
treaty known by the name Of the
& PraIiaq Ireay,' in " hiah an aG
toniihed world has, for the frl
time, ieen Il public ayo~al and Do.
49,. .--....s r.... L..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-09-02

! - 'iLAiFSt t1t diIN StcrNai. ---ivir. y
dams, now prsGdens Of rhe United
States, was one Of the comnifon
Tor negoc;atiag this treaty, and on
IFS completion it was lent over &C
London, where Mr. Adams then
reiidcd as minilIer OF the. Unired
States, for his iignature. lis great
ly 20 be regrettei that Mr.. Adams
could not be content to retain 10
hinfelF flare Of the glory which
rejects or the authors Of this &c
brated treaty. But, unbappi!y s1r
our country, Gnce he became pre-
ildenr oFtae United States, we have
ieen him nominate his Gon John
Qumcey dam, as minifer 10 the
court OF Pruilia, for he exprels pur.
pole, as declared, of renewing the
treaty with that nation, which hav-
.inSbeeu limited 70 continue in 70 -ce
Tor ten years only, had expired
Accordingly another treaty has
been made y his ION with Prudi1,
which has been aPproyed,bv q ma
jorliy OF the lenate and ratified bv
tie Preldent, but which inRead Of
renewing and continuing the ola
treaty, is IN itlelf new one. ex
pretsly abandoning and renouncinr
the two iacfimable principles, If
p" 7 6at j,ree ib.b5 make fee 2o7Gs :"
and ID. s. I5at briUqissrfa, in lime
.gf mar Be ajoiJbsd - PRINCIPLES
which, It appears, from the correr
Pondence accompanying the nego.
cl1uon, laid before the Genate ofthe
United States by the preiideat, the
vie aud enlightened u.inilters of
the FruGian monarch, were bro't
with great difficulty and reluctance
10 abandon on the earnef folicitati.
on aud reiterated demand of the
hme'icaa negoc;ator, uadcr the
iuggeition that the maritime pow
era, P@r:ienlary G. Byifan, would
never fanttian or permit them.
In the year 1880, Mr.. JetFsrfon
being returned 10 the United SiaFes
and appointed by preident IVaih-
lngton, lecretavy to the department
ofitate Immediately entered on The
arduou2 duties OF thai inl5or,anf
itation, having previouly aipulated
wlfh the PRECEDENT, that in coaGde-
ration Of the many years a5aence
nom ms family and e'tats, he nigh |
be permitted, at the expiration of
the con.titutional term Tor which
the PreGdenL was elected, 10 retire
from the pubic fervic-.
The fri relult Of the labours of
Mr.. Jelferlon in the department of
tate were exhibited to conqrels in
the following reports to wit:
lit. 4 report on the Giheries of
the y. States.
ID. a report on coins, weights
and mealures.
Sd. s report on the waite and
unapProPr.dted lands of the United
States.
eth a report on the privileges
and re0ri5tions ON the commerce
OF the y. States in forei "A com
tries.
Each Of thefsTep5rts diplay the
ufuaI accuracy. Information, and
intelligence OF The writer.
Bot it was reierycd for a more I
critical and delicate period in tn
affairs ofths United States, taatihe
pre-emiaeat talents Of the Amer
can fecretary ihouIA become mott
conlpicuous, and inters.tingIy ule .
fol 20 his country: Ina nca-exe !
cution Of The treaty Of peace with /
the United States. on the part oil
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-09-02

ION u t'le Niits!a'pPi. - eil a;At &.
Ia'l Weitera America. IL tkiSis5s
tofthings the {utt cor dence Misi :,
the dilcriniiu Ating mind Of ysFal..-
'nstoa, had .spo!ed in Air. IeE.-
l4n, was amply rep4id, by etst
pFomP,ne.S, zeal and ability Mira
which the american iecrearv. cga.
ltriblted by his labonrs, 70 ralicrs
the executive from enbarrafmans
/ Through ieries Of maierl ar
uaequailed diplonas:91e corref-
ipondence, which he iaaintiaell. &c
the fame time, win the reip olive
niaillers Of Great Britain & rance
namely, Hammond anil Geaet:
ne traVcrled and re5utted their ret
! Pettive caules of charge and. con-
paint a5ainfthe United Ssates. and
having tuiIy aroyed th1 various a,r-
8reiilons End infraatloas of srealy
on the part of rheir rc{pelive 90,
yernmtnta pointed TO the means
tainjo, rh- Ii,,,,s - L;so 49, ,',--'
try, Whit alike hyperion 10 the r..
he fnI,v man;fr.lnd M G - I'.I1,
particular afrachr,,n,,, ,,,,, 81 - -
nation bnr ws. eo,,,I., -, 80
with The dcoiGnn 1ra,3-l - XXI -
tellirence of ,r,,a -: :'--,' -
onppofs and r-Gq H. 60. 49, a. -, - -
.ail. The r4r,I &c - 80 -
Doiotmenr orEis f,oC.r'' ,, .. =
lubieuueYt p,o-asli5,,. !, 49,, -, . 49,,
United star7s All -. - '''-
pointmgnt Of Mr. lao =; 49, Ct.
with reat.Rr;fs,o -, 80. , -,
1 Of Mr.. Hammond 7nnoiot 90 go,
Mr.. Lil}on and r,it,11s-s
cesdinqs With Cra, al;
well known. u r.r~aq -, -.
The Iaaours Of H. ,-F.t. 80
more immed;3telv e,sEl;rl
complete. Efavi3r ncF.o-5 800
com niiIionsrs 81 III n;fsi
then at Madrid ne-1cia,;n- = .r.,
ty with the court Of SDa;n g., - ~
molf ample & pointed in.truCeions,
and alto otthe form and prowioas
OF treaty predicaled on the baGsof
the tEse navigation ofthe Hi1iai29i,
1t remained only for -Hr. Thomas
fmckaey then min;lter from the
OnIed states at London under rge-
ciai initrl6tion from the PreGdenf,
and appointed envoy for kat pur-
pole 70 repair to Madrid and .elz.
iA5 the favorable moment for C
f5lahs It TO accomplish this deGra-
o'e work. HIS was accordingly
acne, with equal pronptnefs ana
aeci'ion on ms part aa4j1iD,lyto
that, and the la50urs OF the lIns-
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-13

uAS begun to run from Portland
1 1 through BerzvicF and Do7ey to Po'tflo4t6.
The Subscriber, one Of the ProPrlc-
tors, informs the public, that fad STAGE vii
1T off from Mr.. PAINE's, in Portland. every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, at
an early hour, and arrive at Portjtnoutb on the
evenings Of the fame days and will leave Porti-
r7sutb On MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and
FRIDAYS. and arrive az Mr.. PAINE's, in Porti2Hd'
on the evenings Of thofe days.
The Public will pleafe to notice,
that this Stage viii leave Pyrtland, and arrive at
PoytGn5utb, On days different from that which con-
veys the Mail SO that by the prefent arrange
ment Stage will pats from Portland to P9rgtT
rnoutb and from Port57routb TO Portland every day
IN the week, Sundays excepted.
Thofe who with for feats viii pleaie
10 apply at Mr.. PArNB's, in Portland, where
Stage Books viii be kept.-Careful Drivers viii
Be provided, and every necefarY accommodation
for pafenge:s.
Aaron Chamberlain.
Portland, SEPT. 38tb, 1900.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-13
FR0lE ENGLISH PAPERS.

Fr1u liz Lon-oa Tz7s5-far. 20.
A renconce took place On Monday in the
Top of Mr. Wright. the bookseller, between
The celebrated Peter Pndar ard Mr. GiFard,
author Of the BayiaI. In reply to The mary
f4rcafIns thrown out by Peter PiDder againa
the author If Blviad and other poems, Mr..
GiF4rd lately pubIiihed a levere f1tne againl
Peter In fecond edition an ailufon is made
If Kind too grofs for Gecency to record
This literary combat on Monday produced
blows. Or. Wal-ot went into the fhop of Mr.
Wright, where Mr. Gifard was f.ated reading
ne~lpaper he a1-ed him if his name was
not GifIrd? He replied il the affirmative.
Upon which the DottoT aimed blow at his
brother poet with a cane, which Mr.. Gifard
dexterouAy warJed CT, wreGed the cane from
Peter, and ia an infant broke the head of his
aiIailant with his own l}ick. Some gentlemen
who were prelent in ertered, and Peter was
thrua iutoAhe Hrett, where mob collected
% whom he made bis appeal. He had loa his
hat IL the at.ay, which was thrown out to
nun but he poet Of he BaviaJ kept poAefion
OF the cane as a trophy of his myh.-Peter
threatens q proiecution.
Peter Is lai1 70 be getting into years We
would have
Pind4rum Quisquis G0der aemuldri,
bc acl- to plead cotdge az lealt II his execute.
That which lhould have been done two hun
dred wears ago, his lately b.en undertaken by
order of Lord CORVALLIS .-Syduey, who wrote
IN Oreen EHz lbeth's time, on The means Of ci-
vilizlng Ireland, ilys, That the iavage Irlh
would never be fubdued or held in obedience,
until the mountain diGr6ts Of Wicklow, Car
low, and Wexford, were laid open by wide
and convenient roads, and until fort was
built at Balymanus," There are at prelent
manvhundred folders employed in opening
roads through the traa delcribed by Spencer /;
the men are allowed II per diem, befides their
paw and the officers who overlee them 5C per
diem. IT'S certain, that by making a dire9
road from Dublin to Waterford, no lcls than
nineteen miles and an half Of ddance may be
faved.
A piece Of beef, on being toaRed fome
r1Unths fnce, was put into a block tin cafe,
and the vacant fpace being completely filed
with dripping, which covered and furrounded
The meat, The cafe was foldered on, 10 which
cafe i was conveyed to Philadelphia, where it
IS Gated to have arrived in the fame Perfect
Gate as when it had been drehed,
The famous Salvador Rof4, tie celebrated
Painter, was earneltly PrcHed upon his death
bed 10 marry his miarefs, BY whom he had
fon1e children hut as he knew her to have
been liberal Of ner favors to Others, he rejetted
the propolal being, however, 1olemnly adured
BY bis confeGor, that if he did not comply he
could not 90 70 Heaven, " Then nun fllb
init" faid Salvador, 9 but it is a hard thing
that man cannon 90 to HeaVeo with being
cgcloH.
AS 70 many Of our young matters have been
inoculated for the e070 Pax it will be lei' fur
priGng If when they grow Up they lhould wear
terms.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-13

THE nonreident prOPrietorS Of the
following Lots Of unmproved Land in the
town Of BneJo7pH and county Of Hancock, hereby
notified that the fame taxed in the bills committed
to the subfcriber collect for the year 1872 in the
REFLECTIVE cums following viz
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-13
War Department.
PartIand. g. 81, e.

AngyQ 4Ib, 1890.
ME commanding Officers Of corps, detachfncnts,
a potts garrions, and recruiting parties, belonging
70 me military eabhlhment Of he Unc "a States arc
q report 70, and receive order from ga-ier Glh-
era WHKINsoT in the city Of WslGiaesa, aud all
othcers on furough to report thcmlclves TO the
lame officer with ut podible diipa,ch
SAMUEL DEXTER, Setraayy Of Mar.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-13

AS 70 many Of our young matters have been
inoculated for the eO70 Pax it will be lei' fur
prGng If when they grow Up they lhould wear
terms.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-13

1000 Tickets, at dollars each, IS z4ooo
Tbs przt of SEQ dollars aforementioned, viii
~ aiI, snrd to thl TAD drawn bank
The drawing Of this Clai5 will p0ftigey com
mrnce on the twenty fri daF Of OE7bsr next At
L.?9a, and continlt from cay ~ day (Su1dags
eXcsp,ed) unth lhaIl be ConpIeteG.-The prizes
viii hi paid hy the vendors cf thc tickets, without
dadutt on.-Ihot- uf -o dollars ADD under, w dc-
m7od and All Others. 10 thirty days after th; liz
ihah ht pubiihei. T1+ ihar15 III the canal, mills
&c. viii De conveyed by the proprietor, and hnif-
e without any e@Prncc To the hoid,r0t the prize
And All prizes not demanded within Gx mOnths
from the pubuhIng the TIN, WI w deemed ls geR
1rouey given to tbs proprietor of the lottery.
EPHRAIN ROBINSON,
SAMUEL TTNNEE, Managers.
NATHANIEL PARKER,
EELTLR, Na.g5aMaErs, N1gnR \. 800
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-13
Am0Reag Canal L0ttery.

THE Managers " the A0lsEs4q Canal i ottsry,I
4 having drawn the FrH, Second and Third
Cafes, agreeablY " their gagement-Pryltn1
the pubic with th- following
SCHEME
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-13
To be fold at Auction,

On Moaday he i5b day Of December re.t,
a Certain piece Of excellent Wood
4 n LAND, containing one hundred and TWEEN
" acres lmpGly white oak lying in the town
# Biid-f5rd, about three miles from SAco falls
Said Land will br fold at the houfe Of JosEPH
BFAL, living in faii town. T he land may Oe teen
any ,lme previous - the day Of laIe, by applying
10 the lad JoSEFH BEAL.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-13

rs PuJE8sl rvay MoaDAv ~ "A. "A. JEWS orr0a
A-et dor 70 Fly PoRrLA>D lass, hI .As-S'tf
T0bsye Sa5frt,a,, Ad,1aerts, ass Car7a7s1fisTs f'
rt1ri0s4 7gib ziiarea
=" TJe 3riee " ONE DOLLAR u FIFT1- CENTS
gear, Executive Of PoRagc- - Pat7aai payment II
rs7n5fs5
- TJe ert-gfve r7( r-53y ,.y.s1ar eraiafoH q ai
G7e.t-. ranleyf Il t-t o'-,-rtr n, .fDTERf|
NEVIS, 7rl-t -gt. .-n IVY -.1,. F-~- l-i -4> a''
lisaln. man,.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-13

TO BE SOLD BY THE SUBSCRIBER.
Or Let )ar a "l4-Jv Of ysz,s. to bviI on,
privileges for ten Saws on S1r0
Il Rissr, in the town Of SlaaJiG, in the county off
Cumberland with Land to accommodate the fame, ~,
Is vii! beit fut the purchafcr ALTO \ number
Shares IN three Saws under Improvement with If
Grilt-MIL L Is very fine place for young men o
carry On buhneis u the country-being r9 miles r. 4,
Forn2nd' 7 from Saco' 20 from Kennebunk, and 6
from DuEnon, with good roads to either which males
It very good country tand Alto Water snd rim
Der IN plenty Any young Gentleman who vi Gle
% be concerned viii do well 10 fee il himrcr a.
may be had realonable terms
Robert MDonald.
Bnx'7r HRguf Is
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-13

MUSES..
ODE 70 MORNING.

IL THOU Who wr4pa TIE infant day
- n varied robes Of bIuGling grey,
Whole dewy tretTes wreath d with light,
Wave bright'nins DER the mou ntain's height
Who wak'a Tie vap'ry ikirted vale
To fongful Iife-fair Morning hail
yok'd with Bonds Of teamy red,
The blulhing hours and pleafures lead
Thy gemmy car, vhie the young ray
CIds fof.ly Ger the opning day.
aud lights upon tile dew-prea aower,
The pouring frcam, Or ivied tower.
10, zephyr, how thy wandering child,
COUGHING amid tie violets wild,
Bstbes lis yourg wing with Ccented dows,
And bri1z his favorite toll renews;
Sweeps hgh,ly Ger the breathing roens,
And wakcu, AZ his breezy train.
Go, airy band rw.ft ipeed away,
Collect each dawning charm Ct day,
zach Iurcious lwest inGatiate ftp,
And pour j, On my JvLIA's lip.
Light as her morning dreams repair,
Throng gently round NY blooming fairs
Sof, on her pillow WHIPPING 0and;
Say, that s'er morning. orient hand
Hath painted gay the fields Of light,
Cold, dripping from the d4mPs Of night,
Peuiive befde this dcfert Nream,
I've feh'd, and o4lI'd on JULrA's name
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-13
Bowdoin College.

THE TRUSTEES Of Bowdoin College
are hereby reminded, that their Semi Annual
Meeting is to Be holden At tie houf: IF Mr. JoHN
DunwINo in Bruulwck, on tile Fifth day ct No
vernber next, beng the fra Wednesday Of l4id month
II u o'clock in the forenoon.
John rockingham, Sec'y.
Portland, on. a, 1900.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-05

FIpphes 70 the troops and All lofs fuaiaed b. ths
dpredAtohs If enepy, q by III The troops *
he Jated states ill be paid for Il the ptce of the
article captured Or dettroyed tile dtpoatons III two
more perods ol cedt able characters and tie cerh
cate Of CONDITIONED officer, acerainirg TIE eircum-
ltances Of the lois, ana an0at Of the articles. f0r
which compensation fhsl tx claimed
The privilege he hDder loodtO be Teief we'd 70 rh
United y tee Of euiriug ihst " he uppes which
mzy he nrnlhed under any Of the propoed ryatr cts
tlall re ned upvii the uDpies y hoh have may be
lurn ihed under rats now G1tce have b-en
iumcd and lhat fuP.5iv ia advance may be always
required at any Of th= liked potts che b0ars &C
lllIiAn Fronlero NOT exceeding three months
JAMES M'HkN2Y-
Secrtt4rV Of War
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-05

WHEREAS HANA457, r3y vile. has N
fented herlrIf tom nay bed aud board aud i
many iniance' behaved ia al unftemiy, iudccent md
very uhbe coming manner-thIs IS to caution all mr.
lohs whatever agaihR trut'ne ger or giving her and
tfSdit on my account, an determined not 20 nav
any @ebt which he MAJ contract after this date
John Hartford, Of Waerb0roug5
Hs"'5'ys'gd, ~!ptY %. 1895.
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Take Notice.

Portland, A9yR as, 1860.
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Notice.

Psyti5rd, april g. 1900.
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1f4RRIE0-At Boiton. Mr.. Johu 0. Watts ner
al mt, Of this town, % N'i' N"bbs Cheney,
Burnban
AZ Ducktrsp. Nr. Joha R1is, Of Belf4a, 70 Aiif'
Sally UImer, Of pUektrap
Al Profpea, MIR. John L4nPhere to Nliis Sally Ria
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DIED-At Windham, Nj john Sweet aged ~.
AT Nortby armouth, Capt. William Weeks, aged 10.
AT Freeport, Mrs. Betl,y Svu, wife Of CApt. John
Soul
AZ Knoxville, Villas Bloaat Efq aged s.. formerly
C,ovrrnor of TenneGec. and Senate. OF the D.
At Sutton, Deae wills Hail. and his Wife, the latter
AGED a. died on the 7lh, and the former aged 81, on
The 10 Aari,--they were both inferred one grave.
AT ChrAnRon Capt Pb Sbsldoa, aged 9o,-H widow j.
SO years old, and his polterIty 80 IN number'
II England Gtoygs Sisysa, Fig tile brighten h4r il
That Ecnae,tion II genius ana cience, forcd 81 Pope
1gheobo!k Rowe. W4rburton G4rIick, Johulou. Captl
and Malone As critic, he icft every competitor
even IohnfOn hinleif, FIR behind him.
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Commonwealth Of Madachuratts.

Ia Haze " R,B-5satltivsl, FeJ a. 1900.
ON the petition of Greenleat Rand,
praying that Sarah Rea, ad.niniaratrx " he
eAate Of Caleb Rea, late Of Windhaal. IN the
county of Cumberland, deccHed, may be al
thoriled to make and execute to the fAid Rand
deed of certain laad in EAiI petition mention
ed
Orarrra, That the fAid Creenleaf Rand notify
all Psrions concerned, by pubilhing an artete4
copy of his petition and this order thereon, three
weeks fucceGlvely in she Pafsaad Gazette, the
lat publication 20 be thirty days at leat previous
to the lecond Wednefd4y Of The Art fsilion
the next General Court, that they may Ihen.aPf
pear and thew cauie, if any they have, why the
prayer offaid petition ihould not be granted.
Sent UP for concurrence.
EDWARD III. ROBBINS S5s3k+.
N Seaate Ft1r4ary 16s5, 800.
Read and concu7rsd,
SAMUEL Philips. P55GIcs..
True copy-Atte&,
EDWARD A'LANE, g14k sf Ssaaif
Ealogjsg az WuGi4gs9a.
- Sabfcriptiors reccigea at this ofEce,
for handiome vIaa- e &c s1Sa e-,-5.-.ea ",
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