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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-08

In England mode has been difdovered Of
manufacturing paper from Strap. It is of
flrong confidence, and though it retains the
colour Of the material from which it is made.
vii ferve for packing parcels, printing hand
bills, polling bills, and fuch other ordinary
purpoles. 1t is hoped therefore, that this in
vention viii be likely to reduce the Prelent ad-
vanced prices Of rags and paper, and dearoy
mott infamous monopoly.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-08

Purfuant 10 the foregoing warrant,
the fad proprieots hereby notified and warned
It at the time and place. and for the pupofes the
for going petition c1Preaed
PAYN ELWELL.
NoytbyarraoEfb, No7. 5fb. 1900
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-08

Is Publilhed every Monday, at E. A.
JENXS' Office, next door to the P0rt-
land Bank, Middle-Rreet ; where
Subscriptions, Advertisements, and
Communications, are received with
attention.
The price is ONE DOLLAR md FFTr
CENTS year, executive of PoRage.
AS this Gazette has BY far the moiE
extanhve circulation of any paper
printed in Maine, it is highly advan-|
tageouS for advertisements, which
will BE inherited reafonably, and in A
conlpicuous manner.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-08

CoMMoNWEALrH OF MAssAcuusErrs.
CUMBERLAND, flo P4w ELaveL one or he
Petitioners abovs JaIjtri5iag, ard one Of The pro.
Pyiet0r5 dbage7amed, GREErINc.
You are hereby authorized, in the
l.. name Of the Commonwealth Of MaGachnietts, to
warn meeting Of laid proprietors, u be holden
at II time and pace and for the purpofe il faid pc
tito expreed, by advertising the fame il TsrE, Port
land Cazefe leaf hreee weeks fuccefivev, before
the [aid fifteenth day Of December and By otherwiTe
not flying the Game the law direas And you are to
ma return Of this warrant, and your dongs on he
Fan ie, to mylelf, at or before faid day.
Given under my hand and zeal al Northvarmouth,
in faid county, the fourteenth day Of November, in
the year Of our Lord, eighteen hundred
ANfNII r. MITCHELL, TrfieeoftJe Peass
toT tbs county o. Cvzsbe, La7l.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-08

The Pope has found il necefIry TO retrench
greatly the ufual Establishment, and has fixed
The eTPencss of his palace at $4,000 crowns a
year. inaead of 10000, which they cot his
PredeceGor.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-08

In its various branches, executed in ths
neatef manner, and al the fhortelY
notice.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-08

Mr.. Woodhoufe has returned from Paris
where he introduction Of the Cow.pox did BY
no meaos meet the encouragement tFat it has
had to this country, as It was impoHible to
furmount the Prejudices of the people.
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CONDITIONS.

THE CABINET will be printed on
good paper, v ii the ben type Each Number will
contain from So TO 81 pages ornamented with hand
Tome CoPPerPlate Engraving.
H.
1t will be publilhed on the fri Of
each month.
The price to Subscribers will be
Thirty Three Cent? ard Ozs-TBiys each Number, 70 be
paid quarterly and Magazine will Be delivered 70
any Subscriber, who IS more than two quarters ar
iears' This condition will Be Grizzly adhered to.
- Subscriptions will be received by
The ProPofed Publher, No "a Cornhil from any per-
fon relding within miles Of Bottom; and by
E. A. jerks, Portland.
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III
The price TO Subscribers will b.
- Subfcriptions will be received bv
COMMONWEALTH Of MASSACHUSETTS.

"a Ammi z. Mitchell, E)9. one of The
Jglices Of tie Peace 7Odbin and for tie copniy Of
Cumberland:
THE lublcribers, more than FIVE of
u the proprietors of the School Houfe near the
Lower Falls IN Northyarmcuh in laid county requelt
your Honor PURITAN to the law in luch cafe made
and proSdet. 70 iiiue your warrant for warning and
notifying meeting Of laid ProPrietor holden 1t
A1iiteas I'm il faid Nor.hyarmouth, Monday the
fifteenth day Of December next, Of the cloc in
afternoon, then and there act on the following arti
cles, viz
m. TO chcNofe a Moderator.
2. To cho,pie Propretor's Clerk.
T. To take any meafures expedicnt and proper to
the ntereR and concern Of the Projectors and to feI
the fame If tholtght ben.
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From LoH5aa PsEf7s.

NJ. Aehard, the PruGian chymi&, has at
length brought his difcoveries, in the article Of
Sugar from vegetables, to fueh perfection that
he is enabled 10 vend it at 6x fous the pound
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-08

PROPOSALS TO- pubhfhng No NTHLY MAGA.
ZINE, to be entitled,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-08

The lat accounts from India mention, that
fight Of LOcuRs (everal miles in extent, and
20 thick as in their progrefs wholly to obfcure
abe fun, had Paded over Nadia, Rajemel, and
Helebas, fortunately for the terrified Inhabit-
ants without Hopping. From Helebas they
direaed their cooTfe along the Jenna, towards
Agra in the neighborhood Of that city they
are Gated to have defended, and to have to.
tally deRroyed the vegetation Of the didra.
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CONDITIONS.

r. PERSONS applying for infurance on houfes,
flores, or other buildings, fhall lodge in The Office
written deearat particuariziEg the and reet,
where fuch buildings are ftuated Of what materials
competed, their dmeniions, relative tuation efima-
ted value, and thu purPoles for which the fame are
occupied and than three fDurlhs Of fAid
value can be injured.
a. No policy will be executed, or hazard commence
until the premium paid the Office in money.
g. All perons iufuring their property this Office,
mutt give notice Of any other iniurance that IT, hal
be made by them, in heir behalf on faid property
otherwife the policy will be void.
4. Inlurance will be made property held by mort
gage, eafe for years life Iemainder or revcron
provided the nature of the tenure be prevouy fpec-
fed.
s. No infurance fhaII be made for lef, term than
one year; and any perton choohag be injured for
isyen years, fhaI be allowed the Of one year
premium by way OF dicount, and for four years, half
years dfcount
8. The company will not be accountable for, or paw
any lois or damage, cauled by foreign invaGon civil
commolIoni or any military uiurped force whatever
7. al peri0ns injured at this Office fu1ainne lois
or damage by fire. ia buildings, lhal give immediate
notice hereof in writing to the Company, and deliver
into The office within thirty days. particular AN &C
count Of fuch los damage thenaurc Of TIE cauF
will admit, and the fuH amount thereof not exceeding
The fun injured hsII be pa IN thirty DAYS after proof
without deduction provided the fame ihali amount ~
three per cent on the fun injured
& The Company have he right TO rebuild, or repair
the houies or buildings damaged deRroyed by Ere,
n lieu Of paving he lufs in money provided the fame
ne begun within thirty days after proof lois and be
hnlhed without any uurea lonabe DELAY
9 No policy fhall be binding on the Company II
hgued unlels faeh afgnmert be allowed by an entry
thereof, 10 The books ~ ne Company
NIB. The Company will receive propofaIs for infur.
snee from any Of the citizen. ofthy DiGrG of Maine
P'r,14 t5' tbay f5fdy 9F July, fJo7l ag5t t4nseS
Per Order,
[ofenh Swift- Serrctnru
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Jofeph Swift, S
BEEF INFECTION.
THE undersigned having been a

VIE undersigned having beer. aD-
III pointed Inlpector General Of BEEF, for tbe
Commonwealth Of Mafachuietts, agreeably NJ the
A7 % rgaiste t5e Isees7iaa Of BeiE pafed the M
March Ian, and having qua6 q ia due form pubGiles
the following ieetions Of fad act for the inform
of his fellow-citizens -
Sec. a. Be fart5er sns7sl That no Beef which NAL
be killed after the rft day Of September mex fa ~
packed repacked barrels or half barreb, for e,
portation, unles Il be OF fat Cattle not under three
years old that all uch Beef da he cut into pieces. ~
nearly fqaarc as may be, aRd which in fze ihsH moi
exceed eight pounds weight nor be efs than fou pounds
weight That all Beet which the Inlpeclor or DeDutv
niPeetor fhs find, on examination 70 have been killed
al proper age, TO be fat, ana otherwife good and
understandable, haI be forTed aud divided by him into
four different forts, for packing repackng into bar
rels or halt barrels, TO be denomnated Az Cargo ~
u, Cargo No ., and Rcfgs D1sE Beef ihsl csniia oF
the choice pieces OF Oxen or Steers we'll ftred and
weighing FIX hundred pounds and upwards; th- fhio
houlder clod and neck f.aIl be taken from the fore
quarters, and the legs and leg rand from the hind quar-
ters and each barrel and bali barrel containing Rset
OF this deicription ilIal be branded on one of The
heads with the words A1gf BeE Cargo No I. man
coni Of choice pieces Of oken steers Cows and FEc
ers not under four hundred pounds weight and \,
average five hundred and envy pounds weight with
out any necks thanks On one mead of fucb barrel
or half barrel, containing Beef Of this defcrpton .H
PC branded Cargo Ne &. Cargo Ne q, lla conGR Of
tat cattle OF all Descriptions before mentioned or
three years old and upwards bulls eKcepted) with NOT
more than half neck. and three thanks and Uithop
any bucks each barrel and half barrel of which 1,aI
be branded Cargs No .. All other parts Of cattle thar
are not above deicrbed, which ila be packed or r.
packed for expectation Concluding Bulls( fa be brand
ed on one head Rf5s And every barre &c Beef l,alI
ne we'll iated with rs pounds If clean ST. ube IN ~
MaY '-oon Or TURKS ii.And Salt, eighty pounds Of
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Rates Of annual Prsmiams fer Lnjvraaes qgai.f
FIRE

Rafes o. annual PrentnnS f0T InfgT1Dcs ag11sjt
FIRE.
T. T OOSES or Stores with brick or tonc walls, and
Il u nate, tile, lead, copper or competition roofs
ffAnding feParae from other buildings, rs roc
dollars
4. Houfes or Stores with brick or Zone walls, and
fate, tile, lead, copper competition roofs connected
with other buildings, having brick partition walls Of
one more feet above the roof, SO cents.
}. Houies or Stores With brick or lone walls and
wooden roofs thar Rand feparate from, or conneG Cd
with other building, with brick partition walls
or more feet above the roof, IS cents.
4. Houfes Stores with brick or fone walls and
wooden roofs, connected with other buidngs without
brick partition walls, 90 cents.
S. Houles or Stores of wood, or platter walls, Ranl
ing fepsrate from other buildings, 9S cents.
8. Houles or Stores of wood, connected with other
buildings, 100 cents.
Pr0yiae4 the before mentioned buildings,
cupied for any hazardous trade or for aorIng any
hazardous ncrchandiie enumerated in the following
article.
7. AT buildings occupied. 10 whole or in part, b
any perfon who fa ufe or exercfe therein the trade
OF carpenter, joiner cooper, tavernEeoper or inn
holder, fable keeper, baker, ug2rhoiler, fopcmaker
boatbuder, maltdrItr brewer, taow- chandler, apo
thecary. chemilt oil and colour-man, china, glafs
earthern-wsre-feller hall be uled for RoriHg
keeping Of hemp, flax talow, pitch tar, turpenune
roln, unnacked lime, altpetre, lulphur, gunpowder
iprits OF turpentne, aqua forts, pt nilri FORTS
Of vitriol, hay, Araw, fodder Of any kind corn un
threlhed, oil, wax or dGed fprits from rzs 10 zc1
cents, in proportion as the fituation and quality
iuch buildings hal render them more or LET'S hazardous
in the opinion of the Directors
n. AS circumstances may exiR. which will either
IeIen increae the hazards, that come within The
trIet letter of the foregoing rates, the Company 10
thoc cafes, reierve the right fix the premiums
cordingy, or TO reiufe 10 make the inlurauce.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-25
BY SALMON CHASE, their Ass~ay.

1T a Court Of Common Pleas for t5e county Of Cum.
bsrLaud, bgaa and baden at Portland IN Jaid
cOuay, OHtde Lae Tsstdy Of March, n DISCO.
ON the petition OF George Trundy
and Others, whereof the foregoing is a true copy
The Court order, That the petitioners caufe notice
Efate therein mentioned, by publifhing faid Peti.
ton and this Order ia JsakI' Portland Izett,,
three weeks fucceifivey the Ian publication to be
at leaf thirty days before the next term.
Attef, SAMUEL FREEMAN. Ckrk.
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To The Honomable The JujGiees Of the
Court Of Common Pltas boldsn at Nsqggioncefer,
in and for tbe cssnty Of Cumberland on The fgf
TaJfday IF January, AnnO DOaaiai 1890.
He petition Of GEORGE TRUNDY
= Of Cape Elizabeth in faid County, Yeomao,
as be is Tenant by the CurtefY in the right Of Olive
Trpndy, bis wift, late Of faid Cspc-Elzabeth, de-
ceafrd Hannah Jordan Of laid Cape Elizabeth,
widow; William Bedford OF Addition in the Coun-
ty of Warrington, yeoman; Solomon Jackfon Of
Pejepfcot Claim in the County Of Lincoln, yeo-
man, and Sarah his wife in her right; Temperance
Jordan of fad Pejeplcot Calm 10 the County Of
Cumberland, widow and Benjamin Thomas of
Long 1land in the County Of Hancock, mariner.
and Mary his wife in her right--humbly news:
That they are intereaed in, and are frzed in fee,
Tenants in common with fome other perfon or
perfons to your petitioners unknown, of one ninth
part each of cer,aIa real eate con6fing Of upland
and marlh, in faid Cape Elizabeth, whereof Robert
Jordan, late Of faid Cape Elizabeth, died feized ;
and that your petitione.s defroDs TO hold their
iaid mares in ftveralty--W they pray that
laid real efae may be divided and fet off to them
to hold in fevsralty ia the proportion aforelaid,
aSresablY to The Laws in that cafe made and pre-
vidGd.
n, NON rIyAcv a.. A.,.
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TO the HONORABLE the JuRices of the

o the 1Onourable the JultlceS OF the
Court Of Common Pleas, holden at Portland, within
and for the County Of Cumberland, on the Ian ruei-
day Of March, Anno Domni 1900
ME petition of John Muliey OF
n iaid Portland, merchant John Phubrick
OF otandiih ia tad Cop y, yeoman, and Sarah hls
wife in Der right Either Mulicy OF fad Stahdiih,
Jingle woman Mary Muhry Of fad Standilh,
Jingle woman Theodore MutieYs Edmond Muf.
fey, and Jolrph Muary, all Of iaid Standiih, yeo-
men and Daniel How Of laid Portlant, merchant,
and Abigail his wife ia her right-humby flcws :
That your petitioners, as heirs TO Benjamin Nut
fey, late of laid Portland, deccafed, are ntereRed
in, and land ieized 10 fee as Tenants IN common
and undivided with fome other PeTion or perfous
10 your petitioners unknown, of one moiety or
half part ofa certain lot or parcel Of land and the
datts fronting thcreupon. lying in Iaid Portland,
and bounded as follows, viz Beginning al fake
Handing 10 the bank of Fore River At high water
mark by the corner of land belonging 70 the heirs
of Thomas Hodgkins, decesie5; thence running
by the land belonging to laid heirs and land be-
longing to Mr.. Henry Dinfdale, and land now oc-
cupied by Mr.. John Goodwin, TO the ftreet that
leads from Love Lane, weferly 10 the Spring /:
thsnce BY id treet leading to faid fpring welterly
fifteen rods, TO land belonging toyour petitioners
thence by the land of your petitioners various
courfes ioutheaferly, to take tanding in the bank
Of Fore River at high water mark, eight DDS wef-
terly Of the fake tirn begun At thence 10 extend
from the two fakes afor ehid, keeping the full
width OF eight rods, 10 as TO include allthe fats
frontngOn fad lot, channel of laid Fore River
And your petitioners are deirous to hold their fad
noetY or half part of faid lot and latts in feyera-
ty-Whereforc your petitioners pray that the fame
may he divided and fct off TO them to hold IN few
crafty, agreeably 10 the Laws in that cafe made
and provided; and as in duty bound will ever pray
BY SALMON CHASE, tbeir AttorSey.
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At Court of Common Pleas for the

At Court of Common Pleas for the
County Of Cumberland, begun and holden al Port
land, IN fiid County, on the laa Tucfday of March
a. q. 1900
ON the petition of John Muney and
others, praying for PARTITION Of Real Efate, where
OF the foregoing is copy-O,dered, That the pe-
tioners caue the fevrra periohs nt-rrited ia laid
EtAte and living within the State, or the attorneys
OF inch as are sbtent, and have attorneys reidine
withn the State, TO be dulyhotiEed Of fad pettios
by ierVing them p7rionaliy with copy thereof, or
leaving copy at their dwelling houie CT Taft place
OF abode, or by inierting the ubtance Of the fame
three weeks fuccefIVeiy, in one or more Of the
public newipapers, thatihey may have opportunity
TO make their exception 10 this Court, on the third
Iueiday OF October next to their granting the
fame.
Attet, SAMUEL FREEMAN, Clerk,
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AT Court Of Common Pleas for the
County of Cumberland, began and holdea at PORT
land in faid County, on the Ian Tnrfday Of March,
A. D. ISoo--
ON the petition of DANIEL Fox
and others, praying for partition of Real ERate,
whereof the foregoing is copy--0rEered, That
me petitioners caue the feveral perfons interrfed
in faid Eaae, aud living within the State, or the
A.tornies of fuch as are ahlent, and have Attor-
news reGding within the State, TO be duly notified
Of laid petition by fsrving them perfonaliy with
coov thereof. or leaving a copy at their dwelling
houle. or Taft place Of abode, by inferting the
flbFance Of the fame three weeks fucceniveiy in
oue or more of the public Newspapers, that they
This Court on the third Tuefday of October next.
20 their grating the fame.
A,tefs SAMUEL FREEMAN, Clsrk,
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EBENEZER MAYO.
CollesFor Of the ReVsaDs.

NIB. The penalty for retailing with
OUT cence, is Fifty Dollars and for negleing 10 make
entry and pay tie duties on Wheel Carriages, within
ry days previous the lat day Of September, is IS
per cent the amount of duty.
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To the Honorable the JuficeS of the
Court Of Common Pleas holden Portland, in and
for the County Of Cumberland, the lal Tuelday
OF March, Ammo Domni 1900.
~ HE petition of DANIEL Fox,
L CHARLES Fox, JoHS Fox, SARAH Fox,
CAROLINE Fox, George Fox, and REBscCA
ELEMMIKc Fox, all of fad Portland, Minors
der the age OF twenty one years, who petition by
SARAH Fox Of faid Portland, widow, their Guar
dian add next Friend, hnmbly ihews-That your
petitioners as heirs 70 JoHN Fox, late of aid Port
lad, Efq. deceafed, are interefcd ia, and ftand
feixed ia fee as Tenants in common with fome
other perfon or psrlons 70 your petitioners I'M
known Of fix acres and one quarter Of an acre In,
together with one feventh part of, Certain traa
or parcel or land, which formerly belonged 20
JOSHUA BRAMHALL, late Of Plymouth in the
county of Plymouth, deceaied, commonly called
and known by the name of BranbaiPE EarEs, itu-
ated ID fad Portland, aud bounded as follows, viz
Northealterly by land which was lately owned by
ANTHONY BRAckEr, deceafed, aud now bYWIL-
LIAM VAUCHAE foutheaterly, fouthsrly and
fouthweferly by the waters OF Fore River north
weaerly By lot Of land belonging to the heirs of
BENTAMIR LAkRABEE, dcceafed, and by the road
leadag ftom Strondwater to Portland ;--aLd that
your petitioners are deGrous of holding their fad
proportion Of the above defcrbcd land in frYeralty
Wherefore your petitioners pray that the fame may
be divided and fet off to theCn, TO hold ia ieveraltY
zRreesbly TO the laws 10 that cafe made and pro-
vided.
SARAH FOX, Guardian to jsid Affrorf.
By SALMON CHASE, her Atfor7ey
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PROPOSALS,

BY the PRESIDENT and DIRECTORS Of the
Maine EreS5 Marine IgjaranceC Company,
AT THEIR OFFICE IN Fish STREET, roRrLAND,
For Infuring Houfes, Stores, and other
Buildings Of all kinds, againit Fire.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-25

MUSES..
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The Fail Of ZAfsPoR.
PEkUvIAE oDE.
MTow Ruin lifts her haggard head,
IN And mady Caring Horror ieream''
Ger yonder field, bearew'd with dead,
See. how the lurid Lightning CLEANS
lnl mid the terrors Of the form,
From vonder black OVID cloud ofnight,
The mighty CAPAcs dreadful form
Burls forth upon my aching light
But ah what phantoms flirting round,
Give double horror 10 the gloom,
Each pointing to the ghsnly wound
Thai fsnt hSm hrondlels 20 the tomb
On me they bend the fcowling eye,
For me their airy arms they w4vei
Oh hay, nor yet from Zampnr fly,
we'llbe conpanions---in the grave
Dear vioir1s Of Tyrant's rage,
They're gohe---eaeh fhadowy form is fed,
Yet foon thefe hoary locks Of age
Shall low as theirs in dun be laid.
Thou fahhIers fword, that harmless fell
Upon the naughty SpaaiardI cfeR,
Swift TO my lweling heart go tell
How deep thsu'h piese'd Thy matters brean.
But fhaIl proud SPANS defroying fon
With tranrporl fnie on Zampors fate;
No-e'er the deed Of Death be done,
The Tyrants blood 1hatf giut my hate.
Yon forkrd Aafh with friendly glare
Points where his crimfon'd banners fly
Look down, ye forms Of 1eeting air,
YET hall triumph, e'e- die.
He fpoke--And, ike fueteor's bazs,
Rufn'd on the nnguarded Spaniard's Lord
Around bis head the lightning plays
Reflected Efom his brsndilh'd fword.
Great CAsAe, nerve the arm OF age,
and guide il f~ift TO GARerA's breah
Ills panss fhall all my paugs afaage,
r. death flall give my country rsa.
q Ye powers, who thru for human blood,
Receive ths victim at your Airline
Aehall the cireling warriors Rood
Nor could prevent the Chiefs deGgR.
SITS Cameras erinifon firearms thar flows,
'Tis ZAmroR hurls him TO his fate
The author Of my country's woes
Now 6nks--the victim Of my hate
From GARciA's breaa tue feel be drew,
and iheathd il deep within his own;
at CONC. We Gods Of lot Peru
He faid---and dy'd, without agroan.
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NOTICE is hereby given to the
i y nonrehdeut Proprietors 81 Land lying IN The
he f0iiOwIns Lots are taxed ~ tbs State, County
and Town Tax, FIR the year I799, 10 the bills
committed 10 ne 10 collect, az follows -
FIRST DIVISION.
EygE,. 81 SL5se ,,y eT1--- D..,y,.,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-25
Notice is hereby given,

Notice IS hereby gwen,
ITO Retailers Of Wines and foreign
4 Dililled SPIRITS ana owners Tor keepers Of
WHEEL CARRIAGES, in the county of C0wbsrt'ad
that rhe fuhfcriber viii attend his Office 10 Fiih
freet Portland, from Monday the Fifteenth 70 Friday
the twenty fxth day of September next Sundays ex-
cepted) from Q to II o'clock. A.. NJ and from 10 o
O'Clock NJ. Of each day, to 7ue Licences 10 Retail
ere, and to receive entries Of and duties on Wheel
Carriages.
EBENEZER MAYO.
CcYesEcy Of t5s RevsHge.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-25
STEPHEN BRUCE.

ST Who has large and convenient
Stores for theIecepton Of Beef on reafonabIe terms
and where SILT PETRE Of The very ben quality can
De Purchaled Bolton, Trly "a. 1900