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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-05
HEw- YORK, APRIL 90

Capt. Suangman, Of the Sweedi0 hOoner
OPhelia, II days from AnguiIa, informs, that
he faw the acton between The United States
brig Eagle, Capt. Campbell, ans he French
priYateer the Conqueror If EgyPt.-Ths
Freedman was captured and carried into 81.
kits. 1t was reported thar Capt. CampbelI,
was ihot 10 the adion.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-05
UNITED STATES, Us Cooper.

Mr.. Cooper yelerday appeared before the
Circuir Court OF the United States, agTeeably
10 notice and on being aiked by The court
whether he had any thing TO alledge IN exten-
uaton of his offence, replied, that Tot being
confciou, Of having Jft dam ongbi in malice, be
had therefore noIhng to offer 10 extenuaion.
The court then afked information with regard
TO his circumstances, in order that they might
know what foe it would be proper to imPole.
Mr.. Cooper replied that h had PoRehed fome
ellate in England, which however he was now
deprived of, and that his only prelent relource
was the practice of the law, from which by
mprilonment he ihould Of coure b Preclud
ed.
Thomas Cooper was this morning called up
to receive the judgment of the Court. He is
ieuteneed to fix months imprisonment, ana TO
pay fine Of four hundred dollars.
Mr.. Dallas, in the Circuit Court this mora
ing, moved an attea of Judgment in the cafe OF
the French pirates, on the ground that 1here
was hAw IN th. indictment.
FIRES was arraigned this morning the, court
having declared thar no Englilh or other au-
thorties Except the contribution and laws the
United Sia!es lhouid Be r-lorted to. in order 10
prove what conaitued tiealon. Mshrs. Dallas
and Lewis council for the Priioner, after com
batting it with great fpiit, begged leave to re-
tire, and to decline aaing on the cafe, being
precluded, as they conlidered, from letIing Up
any defence. Judge Chafe then called upon the
prfoner 10 know if the court ihould apPoin;
counfe lie anfwered he did not know whether
it would be worth while or not. He was re-
manded 10 PIilon.
7oJfpb Bsyoajt, Peter Ptfrj5n, aud Jgftbb Ba
kv, have been coLvi6ted before The Circuit
Court, Of piracy and murder.
Nineteen of the Inlurgents, indicted for con
fpiracy, refcue, and obarufion Of the Proccis Of
the law, fubmitted to the mercy Of the Court
Sentence on them is Poaponed, 10 give them
time to produce teaimony of their Innocence
APRIL 20.
Judge Chafe pronounced fentence Of death
this morning upon the three Frenchmsn, con
vi6ed lately before the difritt court, of piracy
| and murder. They are to be eEecuted th
| ninth Of May.
The jury this morning found verdia 3
guilty, asaina John Fries, for higk treafon.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-05

General Kray has been prefent at Vienna at
Council of War, He is defined, it is Rated
to command The army Of the Lover Rhine,
which is 10 be competed Of the corps Of Szttar-
ry and HohenIoe. Prince Charles is to com
mand the army on the frontiers Of Switzarland
and general Bellegarde j, to aHilt the Councils
Of the ArchPuk9 Ferdinand il the command Of
the army Of Italy.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-05
PARIS, FEB IS.

A treaty of alliance has juR been concluded
between Portugal and Rulia. The former &C
knowledges the latter as Grand M4Rer Of Nal
"a, but foley as honorary.
The Geneyele have addreGed to the FuRCon
ful, lrong pro,eR againa their union with the
French Republic. They adert, it was impoled
upon them by the violence anu vexations 70
which the Directory exPoied them.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-05
APRIL "a.

APRIL ~.
a bill was ordered 70 incorporate a compa-
ny for the manufacture Of Sheet Copper.
APRIL 2S.
The amendments of The Senate 10 the bill
providing fer the fale Of lands in the N. w.
Territory, were agreed TO.
5000 dollars being appropriated for the pur
pole OF procuring Library for the accommo.
dation of government when removed TO the citv
ot Warrington. Meilrs. VAIN, Evans and
fonsll, were appointed on the part Of the
Houie to be joined by two from the Senate, as
a committee to make out catalogue of the
books, adopting the bet mode of procuring
Them and ssyifing iyaem Of rules and rseu
lations.
The Houfc non concurred in the Senate,
new 6'lI tor forming two governments in the
n, w. Territory.
Mr. Marfhall from the committee to whom
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-05
OUR ENJOYS.

An arrival at Philadelphia from from Cadiz
meptions, that our ENJOYS had paA-d through
Bourdeaur on their way % Paris. The Cad5
account i as late as the 10th March and
may therefore b. credited.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-05

opened FOR fone weeks, ana We ;vea deutt thai
i will be opered ar all.
Admiral ord BridpoTt leaves town immedl-
ately ior Porlfmonth, in order to take the com.
nnsnd If the charmed fieet, which will proceed
Immediately eff Brett. Government have re-
cesed advice, thar the enemy's force in Brett
harbour, conEas of 81 fail of the line, SO OF
which are equipped f.. ita.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-05
BERLIN FEB. g.

Sweden begins to act corjoiutly with Rudia.
France mutt watch the former.-The alliance
of the Ru(ians dess net Pleale The friends Of
freedom in Swedtn.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-05
BLOCKADE IF GIBRALTAR.

HIS Catholic Majeay, deirous If leGening
as far as poGible the injuries r-fulting 10 'he
nation, BY the fhameful trade carried on b
many Of Ii, lu -as with the G4r'i'cn Of Gil
raltar ~ means ofneutraI vefels, and availin
himlelf Of the right OF making repriIaIs on the
enemies of his crown, who have declared til
ports Of C4diz and St. Lucar ii a tate q
blockade HIS MajeGy is therefore Ple4led e
order, that from this day the Carlton OF Glib
raltar Ah4ll be confidcred as blockaded, and
that in confequence Iheseof, all neutral veheI,
bound to thar port ihall be coniidered as Lawful
prizes.
PubIifhed for the Information of this city and
neighborhcod.
Cadiz, z8tb Feb. 1900.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-05

BY a arrival New. TX, London papers have been
received to March 4-Four days IateR.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-05

PHILADELPHIA, APRIL "A,
IOFFICALl

[OFFICLAL]
A letter from the American Corfu At Cddlz,
dated the 9Th of March, 1900, TO the Secreta-
ry of State, announces proclamation Of the
King Of Spian, declaring The port OF Gibraltar
il Rate Of blockade. The following Is a
tranlation of the proclamation. as printed and
publihed at CAdiz on the 2Sth Of February
iah
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-05
STUTTGART. rRn-1r

From Donauefchingen we learn, that the
Archduke will quit the army on the 10Th, and
proceed TO Vienna or Prague and that Cen.
Kray will take the command Of The army in
his ftead.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-05
MILAN, FER. &

We learn, that The fJR operation Of the cam
pagn win be the Gege Of Caya for which
PREPARATIONS are making.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-05
FROM ST.. DOMINGO.

Ia the Bulletin Qf7eiai a. Saint Domingo, Of the
9TH ult. is the Official account Of the capture
BY TouGaint's forces Of J2cqumel, On the z7th
February, aftcr much feyere fighting, The
attack was made by 1000 troops, and many Of
Rigaud's forces were killed and made priioners-
Oge was killed Toudanrs troops have ALTO
taken the important port Cavalier near Baynet.
The mott deadly auimof.y 1ubGRs between
thele chieftains. They reciprdcally denomi.
nate each other reJ.i: and both acknowledge
fealty 70 the French republic.
Other accounts, to The oh April fay Torf
faint il generally fuccsfsfuI.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-05

All the papers adert that M Gore IS the
bearer ofinportant diipa1ches to Government,
We are f4ts6ed the aaertion is erroneous. Mr.
Gore, i is probable, has returned on his private
buiincis-the deliberations Of the Commilion
ers o. the Britih treaty being fufPended.
1Ceuti-.I1
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-05

General RocHAmBgu, we find by Paris
paper, i reaored % rank "A Philldelphls
paper mentions his arrival at Gaadaloude, AZ
Governor Of thar il4nd, aPPQn.ed BY Bona
parte.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-05

An arrival at Network fufniihes Loudon
dates to the 9Th March but they 60 not give
anything Of importance.
Intelligence of the arrival Of our Envays ss
Paris, had not reached Loodoa at the above
date. Six mails from Hamburger were then
due.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-05
APRIL u.

Mr.. Davis called up his refoIution fixing the
next annual nesting Of Congrefs on the Grlt
Monday in November next-which, after a
long debate, was negatived- IS 81.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-05
APRIL II.

The amendment OF the Senate to various
bills, which had originated in the Houfe, a1d
which have been mentioned, engaged the at
tention Of the Houfe the whole Of the day.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-05

1ofpb Bsroajt, Peter Pefrj6H, aud T9iEpb Ba
ktr, have been coLvitted before The CEcui
Court, Of piracy and murder.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1800-04-07
TO BE SOLD,

By ORDER OF COURT,
nNE third part of piece Of Flats
~ Land, in Portland, in she county of Cumberland,
with one third part of the wharf thereon Handing,
monty called Weeks wharf.
Alto, another piece of Flats Land,
ituae nearly oppoGte the houie of Mr.. Thomas Beck
Portland sforcad. the fame being the fare of Flats
belonging to piece of land fold by THOMAS cunMIso
late ct aid Portland, merchant deceaed, to Samuel
M Quincy.
ALTO, large lot of Land fituate in
in King .frwt in the fame Portland. with dwelling
Houe ianeins thereon, aud the other buildings the
fame, being the dwelling houfe OF the fad Thomas,
except that part of faid lot and buildings which
ft on to the fubcriber. widow o faid deeesied her
dover in her faid hulband's .eaate.
ALTO, the remainder of faid lot lait
mentioned. and the buildings and sppurtenances fub-
je only to the life effA,e OF the fad tenant dover.
The above being all the real elfate
whereof the faid Thomas died feized and ponefed.
will be fold on the day above mentioned, the pre-
mifes; or 70 much thereof a. wiz be fuf6cent pay
the Jun debts Of the fad dtceafed, With incident1
charges.
D&fss at Portl~rf. n. 1,ld
Fsyrs1r,, .4~s D.~;ni 1900.
Eleonora Cumming,
ddssjsiarsty;x On fs;j Mafs.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1800-04-07
From the NEwYork Mssgux.
MUSES..

sdIPHELL'S PLEASURES OF HOPE (vo5i.5 zre
ssd1aa3 Bs p,JG in fb city aad 4eR IN fs-V Days be
pabiBd qpB Bis efer Penn yerrve from W no es-
lcy. By,y tt,t qebib frqg esst7 /,osu f5e
Poo saf eonvsy 10 the Isybiiy Of sas1 ,e4ls,. Tn
Pam p,eay ,ur aafWe xo5i5 0 eiaiv an evasd FEAT
TIE erory Of man asd iqr tHbs yegr Of fsss dseays
Tts osteag fyOo tsuafjfaf ps4rrs ;sn tie sost.
IT MARK tho wild m aniac fngs TO ehde the gale
i il That watts 70 now her lover, dlant fail
She, fad fpedartfs, on the wint'ry fnore
Watchd the rude furge his froudefs corfc that BORE
knew The pale form, and, fbreking in amaze,
Clalpt her cold hands. aud 6x'd her maddenng paze
Poor widow d,wretch. twas there Che wept in vain
Till memory fed her agonizing brain
But Mercy gave, 10 charm tho fenic of woe,
Ideal peace, that truth could meier below
Warm on her heart the joys of Fancy beam,
And aimeis Hope-deIights her dsrken dream.
Or when the moon had elim the midnight fky,
And the lone ica-brd wakes its wdel cry,
P'l ON the fe-p her blazing faegots burn
To hail the barque that return
And liil f1le waits, but fcarce forbcars to weep
That oonfians love ca0 inger on the deep.
And mark the wretch, whole wand rings never knew
The worlds regard. that loothes though balf untrue,
Whole crring heart the laft of forrow bore
But found NOT pity when it errd no more.
Yon frendefs nan, at whole dejec1ed eye
TIL unfeeng proud one looks--and pafes by,
Contennd on Penury's barren path to roam,
scorn'd by the world. and left without homo
Ev'n he; at evening. iheuld he chance to fray
Down BY the hamlcts hawthorn fcented way
Where rosnd the cots romantic glade are ieen
The bioflorn'd bean field, and ihe noping green,
Leans o'cr its humble gate, and thinks the while
oh that for me fome home like this would inile,
Some hamlet fl,ade, to yield my hekly form,
Health in the breeze. and iheter in the form:
There flloud my hand no finted boon aiiign
To wretched hearts with forrows fuch as mine -
That generous win can foothe unpitied care.
And hope half mingles with the poor man's pray'r
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1800-04-07
TO BE SOLD,
On advantageous terms and Ja6ieiesf credit,

On Advantageous terms and JaG1cieT credit,
A NY One of the TownfhipS grant
L \ ed by the Legislature to BorO eia College Gtuated
in The feventh range of Townhps north of the Waldo
Patent wen of Penobfcot river, and bounded louherly
the river Pfcataquis. The quality of Lands fitua-
son and proximity to fet,lements in valuable and
growing country, uch to offer great encourage.
ment to purchalets. Also,
About 1900 acres in the College
Townfp. TO called. being No 3, in the frlt range
above the Waldo Patent. There are fifteen families
fettled on this ,ownfhp and the great road leading
from Kcnnebeck to Penobfeot River, paiIes directly
through it. The Land of the ra quality, and there
arc many valuable privileges in this townihip. IL will
be fold in whole in part, as purchaiers may dere
For more particular information, inquire Of either Of
The fublcribers.
William Martin, } c.mmi...
Elijah Kellogg, e
1iaac Parker, 1'sF'"'
Portland Afarsb II, rGeo.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1800-04-07
II Farm to be Sold,
I'M Fyeeport, lying between the Meet

~ 1'teP"'3 'J''b "St"NSI efIN IN1SNe-
IL ing-Houic and the Corner, 70 called, containing
about twenty.feven acres Of land A good Houfc and
other buildings convenient for Farmer Tradefman
thereon--eurs five tons of Hay-aud there x hun
dsed cords of green ikndng Wood on the fame. Allo
. good well of water, and young Orchard of about,
40 trees fome Of which bear ievera buhes OF Apples
in year. great bargsis may be made, the
fubferber is determined to fell The pur urchafer may
expect good terms for payment.-For further partep-
hrs inquire q the fubierber on the premifes.
Abba Chamberlin.
Frapo,f, Marr5 10, 1900.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1800-04-07
d. 1obn6n,

AT hi, Store in Fore Street, has for fale, the
following CATALOGUE Of BOOKS:
DAUL & Virginia, Elegant Fables,
Il Saunders lournsl, TeIemaque, Reply to Viii
berfores, Rous~s 40 cseeee, Wrongs Of Woman, Cof
Lover. coun, Rumfora, calv;n;fn ,rnproved Strong.
Sermons, GriffithS Letters, Browns Elements, Co.
lumbar sonener, Echo, Rows E4erehes, Granville
Abby, Companion, Edvards on religious Affections,
Meringal. Perry's Spelling Book, Edinburs Dipen-
faery, Cooks Voyages, Columbian Orator, Jones
Book Keeping. M.ufy on Eloquenee, Martens Law
Of Nations Wafhingtons Letters, Gurney'. fhon
hand, Beauties of Honeis. Remarks Daniel and
John Beccaria on Crimes, &C. Biair's Sermons Coxs
View of the United States, Rouileaus' Eisifa Amer
can Coan Pilot, Baruel's French Clergy, Jacbn and
Boax, Morfes Geography Gholt-feer, or Apparition-
ea, Adyeuturer, Rambler, Guardian, Goldfm,h's
Animated Nature. Goldfmiih's Edays, Village Curats,
Codfmihs England, Codwin's Political JuRice
Crandmaifon on light troops, Chambauds ldoms, Ira
liam Nun, kAn's Elements OF Critieifm Laws Of the
United States, Millots General Hiaory, McEwen on
the Typs. Mouthy Review, M1ories American Ca
zct,eer, Monroe. View, Pixies Arithmetic, Raleas,
Ruael's Seven Sermons. Porney's Grammar, Somer-
VILE, political tranfaetions, Smiths Sonncts, Stcrncs
Sentimental Journey, Science OF Life, Brhot's Com
mercc Wonderful Story Teller, Aken's Letters, For.
dyces Sermon, Little Jack, BetaRnic Garden, Staun-
toni EmbaTy, 0as;in on Finances. Muical MifceI-
lany, Adams' Latin Grammar Singing Books, Buchan'.
Family Phyieian, Evelina, Gil Biafs, Neckar Re-
ligion, Studies Of Natsre, Naval Gazetteer, Helvetc
Union, Murrays Grammar, Joan of Arc, southy's
Poems. Marl,al's Gardening, LOCKER On, Well Bred
Scholar, American Aceomptant, vlndcaton of Divine
Providence, Botanic harmony, Catherine of Ruiiis,
Zimme rman on National Pride, Ormand, Wcisnd,
Arthur Mervin, Campbells Journey, Caroline Of
Litchseld, lulict Crcpvil:e, Chaptals Chemilry,
Cullen. Practice, Bruces Travels French Revolution,
Mfeellaneous Pieces. Prices Sermons, Female Review,
oifberne on Female dstiea Volney's Travels, Chnefc
Empire, Prefdents Speeches, Bibles TcaAncnss, Palm
Books &c. &c
March 3d.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1800-04-07
coMMMonwEALrH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
IN SENATE, January IS, 500.

IN SENATE, January IS, I 500.
ON the petition of ELIAS BERRY
and Others, inhabitants Of grant of land called Plea
fant Mountain Gore, in the county OF York, praying
that fad grant, together with other grants fp-ei6ed
their faid Petition, may be incorporated into a,own
ORDERED, That the Petitioners caule
ateed copy of their Petiton with this order there
on, be publifhed three weeks iucceili rely in the
Porassd Casate, publihed by ELrzER A, JEsks, the
Ian publication to be forty days at leal before the le-
cond Thurfday OF the 6rt felion Of the next General
Court, that all perions in,ereted may then appear
and 1ew csue (if any they have) why the prayer of
faid Petition ihosld not be granted.
Scat down for concurrence,
SAMUEL PHILLIPS, Pygflsa,.
IL TIE Hone Of Rsprssnfztives, Jon. IS, 1900.
Read and concurred.
EDWARD n ROBBINS, St.sisr.
True eopy-Attef,
EDWARD M'LANE, Girl Of Senate.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1800-04-07


To the Honarable the SENATE aud HOUSE of RE-
PREsENrATlyEs, in General Court aIembled.
THE Petition of the fubfcribers, in
i habsants of that part of Brown6eld lying be-
tween the outhery line Of Fryeburgh and that line
called the line OF the State ef New-H ,mpfhre, humby
fheweth--That your Petitioners labor under great
iucon in having to attend plantation and other
meetings with the other inhaban,s of the plantation
of Rrownheld. They therefore pray that that part of
the plantation of Brown6ed reprefentec in the plan
herewith prefcntea. with the iuhabitants living the
fame, may be annexed to the town Of Fryebnrgh to
enjoy privileges with the fad town Of Fryeburgh;
and your petitioners in duty bound, will ever pray
Jofeph Walker, Timothy Walker,
Benaiah Walker, John Bennett,
Henry Y. B. Ofgood, James Bennet,
Supply Walker, Jun. John Stickney,
Jofhua B. Ofgood, James Bean,
Ala Colby, Joiiah Spring
Supply Walker, Ala Buck.
ON the petition of JosEpH WALKER
and others, inhabitants of that part of the plantation
of Browueld lying between the outhery line of Frye
burgh and that line called the line of the ae of New.
Hamphire, praying that the aforefad part of Brown
6eld may be annexed to the town Of Frycburgh,
aforeiaid
ORDERED, That thePetitionerscaufe
atteed copy Of their petsn, with this order there
on, TO be pnbhfhed three weeks facceiGvely in the
Portland Gssah. publi1ed by ELEzEa A. Jrsks, the
lan publication to be forty days at lean before the
feeond Thurfday Of the next General Court, that all
pcrfons ntereed may then appear and thew cane, If
apy they have. why the prayer Of fad petition fhould
not be granted
Sent down for concurrence,
SAMUEL PHILLIPS. P,s6A.n
y. sb. Hsnf Of Rehabilitation, Ga. r r8oo
Read and concurred,
EDWARD H. ROBBINS, Spsaisr.
True copy-Atte1,
EDWARD MLANE. 6itrl sfseasts
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1800-04-07
Portland, Ahdysb II, IGco.

~ March I2-The fale of the fol-
lowing pstponed untilWejne(day the ash May next,
at II s'cosk, A. M-sale 10 be on the piemifss.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1800-04-07
NOTICE is hereby given to the
March sd.

lN nonreGdcnt Propristors and Owners Of Land
in the town of s5sp6, in the county Of York, that
their lands are taxed in a tax bill, committed to nc
the fubferber, Collector Of fad town for the year
1898, TO eollect, viz.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1800-04-07
70 tbt Hsasrabk Ms Senate and Hsgf Of RsprI
EntafiVe,, in General Oewt olsmJled.

Entative,, IN General Oeyt e1smJltd.
THE Petition of the inhabitants of Cape.
L Elizabeth in the County of Cumberland,
humbly fhews-1'hat at Court Of Gueral Sef.
fions Of the Peace for faid County held at Port
land in October lsa. road was ordered to be
laid out from None fuch Bridge to Portland
Bridge that part of faid road, for the extent of
about half mile runs through lwamp which
mu(f be caufeycd at q great expenee, and that
the whole of it together will probably cof the
town nearly two thoufand dollars. That the
Caid town is extremely poor, and totally unable
to fuaain the eypence of making and maintain
ing faid road. That the faid road does not ac
commodate the inhabitants Of faid town at all !;
will be of no uie to them, but an additional and
objectionable burden to them, as the road is laid
out whslly to accommodate the proprietors Of
fad Portland Bridge without which road in
this place would never have been contemplated.
Your petitioners therefore pray that your hon.
ors would relieve them from the enormous bur.
den which the order Of taid court of ietiions has
laid on them; that the proPrietors of faid bridge
who are the only perfons Immediately interefed
and benefited by faid new road, may be obliged
20 ddfray the expence, or that fome other ltep
uay be taken to relieve your petitioners as in
your honors wifdom may be deemed bea. And
as in duty bound, will ever pray.
THh fNHABITANTs OF s.loJ A
CApb.ELizAEErH Br x.,,, sc 81. T,..
EARK EzEHIfa p7Is' lSsDAS s % - szis'a ss.sSs r.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1800-04-07
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,
In Senate. Eb. II, 1900.

IN 3en0ffs <Vo. !, 1000.
ON the Petition of the Inhabitants of Cape
Elizabeth, in the County of Cumberland, pray
ing to be relieved from the expence Of opening
a road ordered to be laid out by the Court of
General SefIions of the Peace for faid County,
from None.fuch Bridgeto Portland Bridge
Ordered, that the pettioncrs.caule an attelted
copy of this petition, and their order thereon, to
be publilhed three weeks iuceaively in JRsks'
Gazrrrs, printed at Portland the lalt Pnblica.
ton to be thirty days at lear before the iecond
Wedncfday of the firlt feflion of the next Gene
raj Court, that all perfons intereaed in faid pc
,tion may then appear. and ihew caufe if any
shey have, Why the prayer OF faid petition ihould
rot be granted.
Sent down for concurrence.
SAMUEL. PHI LIPS, Pr1fdssf.
In the Houle of Representatives, Feb. IL, 1900.
Read and concurrsd.
EDWARD II. ROBBINS, Speaker.
True copy.
Cl~k Of Senate.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1800-04-07

If no perfon ihall appear to difcharge
fad taxes and all neeeary charges, or before the
Righth day of April next, 70 nush of fa;d Lands as
will be fufheieut to diieharge the fame will then be
fold # Public vendue the highe bidder according
to law, my dwelling houe in faid shapleigh, at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon offaid day.
Jofeph Door, sd. Collector.
sSspkgb, Jsa ae,h, iSoo.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1800-04-07
Pains's Enlegy
On the life of WASHINGTON,
Is for faIe at Jepks' Bookstore.
THIS GAZETTE,

rs eu5Ejeed speyy MoNpAr. At E. a. JENKS, orrics'
nsyf dor 10 Bs PORTLAND BANK, 'MiSih.Sf'ef',
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reesvsd vphb aneatica
"a TIE prize 10 ONE DOLLAR Is FIFTr CENls
yea,, ExcuGve Of Poaagc. ~ PsSffssi feg~sa'' ~
rsqsyAst ~
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MEN7s, .ybits willie i.ttrtas rsgsaasS, ~'Sis' ~
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Jenks's Portland gazette., 1800-04-07


Elias Berry,
Dean Ofgood,
his
Wright ID Alien,
mark
Samuel Scotchings,
Thomas Jelleion,
Jofeph Walker,
Benaiah Walker,
Supply Walker,
Cummings Colby,
Daniel Long,
Jedediah Long,
John Stickney,
Benjamin Lord,
Henry Berry,
Jo6ph Walker, jun'
Daniel. Lowell,
Mofes Lowell,
Henry Walker,
Ifaac Berry,
Stephen Burbank,
John Burbank,
Daniel Gilman,