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be omitted, The philosopher fhould avail hins
felf Of theie fa6ts and compare them with events
in other periods and in dihant countries.
In the hdtory of PeRilenIaI Dheales, vol. Il.
515, mention is made of the influenza in Eu.
rope in 1877, and the following remark IS adj
ded BY the author " have no particulars Of
the violence or extent Of this diforder but
if it was levere and general, no event is more
certain than that Gcky fealons will follow"
Ii may now be eblervsd that the plague fol-
lowed the inAuenza in Turkey, Egypt and on
the African Coat; while diftafes Of the throat
and malignant fevers have been raging in noR
countries of Europe in many places, with tbe
mortality Of the plague and this as we'll IN
countries at peace as thofe engaged in war
The Yellow fever has prevailed in Cadiz the
fumner paR.
northern States If America, the in7ammatorv
contribution of air IS evidently abaJing-difeafes
are lefs frequent, lel5 violent or Of a different
chara6er-fruit Is 10 higher perfection than for
fome years Patt-and crops remarkably good.
The cities Of Philadelphia and Newyork have
enjoyed ufual autumnal health, and the country
is remarkably healthy, excepting few places
where the dyfentary has ragged.
The report circulated in The public papers, of
defc6 Of fnow on the mountains wet Of Milf
fippi, delerves lome enquiry. A general fail.
ure of fnow, and very mild win er has fome.
times preceded great eruPtions of fire from Vul-
canoes-This was remarkably the f5a in I76S
and 1879. Unfortunately, we have no direct
means If learning the Gate Of the Volcanoes on.
he Ncrth EAT Coat of Aiia-whicb would
ieem to have the nearelt connection with the
ieaions on the North Wet Coat Of America
1t IS wilhsd that American Navigators would
cclle6 and PreGerve fads relating to thefe fub.
ie6ts. IN whichever quarter of the globe they may
learn them.
The returns Of malignant fever il our large
towns have been unufuaIy frequenr, fur The laa
ten years. But Emiar calamti=s have occur.
red, in other periods, with equal and greater
feverity.-Our forefa hers experienced, once
ard again, mott fatal epi1emics, and ef5icial-
ly between the year 6so and 1900; aud n
addition to dneales, they were repeatedly \.
Harmed with Proipea Of famine, owing To a
failure Of crops. Were the Peope Of tbs d.v
to read complete hifory OF the fuF.rings Of
their ancetors, in sonlequence Of mortal fevers.
intead Of wondering and rePining at thei- Ior,
they would bleis God for having chaRized the
chliren lefs than their fathers. But Ia igno.
ant are moi people Of the hitory Of Man and
his domeRic fate, that they wonder al things
which have happened many times, in every
century, hnce the days OF Notes.
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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1900.

lon. But the defe9s Of the frG edition Of go
vrrnneat with ey call conRitufion, were
proved by its being overthrown almoR as loon
as it commenced operations: 1t became oBfo
lete in its infancy. The next ptoiea, to which
WIS given the name of contribution, WIS con
ceived under the attendant Of Robefpierre. This
thing, even its parents, had not the confidence
toexhi5it to the French, for their opinion. The
third Fr-u2h edition of government, called the
/ conlfitution of year three, appeared to have
! more hrmncis of texture, and to be more capable
Of duration. Its exterior form, indeed, has
bsfn continued, while the brain and the heart,
a fat as il had any, wsre anatom ged by order
offach as directed the armed force.
Can the French Council of Ancients claim
the honor of competing with the American
Senate? Is it equally formed for dignity, for
wifdom and aaei!ify?
Shall the French Council Of Five Hundred
pretend TO rival The American Houl- of Repre-
lentatives as A popular chamher of leg;llation
The triennial election Of the members If that
Council, the interpoial Of an electoral atIembly
between them and the people, the annual rota-
ton of one third Of the members, the forced
eledien Of two third, wer: thief. the bef expe-
dients which the bolled French Kill could de-
wife for iecurng popular liberty
The French legi14ture, if their two Coun-
ellis merit The name hnce the Frudiiorian fubju-
CATION, i, duplicated evolutionary ariGocracy;
mutiated By pentarcna ufurPation; nominally
regulated by forms, which, at rhe bidding Of
the psntarch', vsuiih before decree Of urgency.
Whether the frame Of the American con.
fitution were controlled BY an happy necef1ity
Of political G'uaton whether their profound
acquaintance with the mott correct theories Of
government determined the frame Of the fytem;
or whether manly force Of m nd, combined
with fcien,iic 1kill, aided by mu,h ps-.onal ex-
Perience, and influenced by a refpsaful atten-
non to preconceived opinions, led to a fyaem
70 original in its general frn9ure, 70 inervol-
we'd IN lis parts, 70 compa9ed BY the aGociaton
Of the whole; whether and how far any or all
Of theft caufes operated TO produce the Ameri-
can contribution, one thing IS certain-Th- ci-
tIzens Of the New World have abundant eau Z
70 fe'icltae themfeIves on their political de[f "
The American nation has now a municipal le-
g'tlature continued TO "Prcvije for the com
mon defence " and general welfare
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From The SPECTATOR.

THE public attention has been heretofore
called to The mutual phenomena OF the feaf5ns
in the fouthern Gates, during lome months pat
The earthquake, the death of ilh on the coat,
the meteors, the tempefs, the afonithing fail
of fnow and fsvere cold in the Carolinas and
Georgia, have been noticed. The prevalence
of malignant difeafes, fore threats and yellow
fever. in the fame region of country, NUT not
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-03
EXTRACT FROM
E0ay5 on Political Society,
Now printing BY Mr. William Young Of Phiade phia

1.-THE American Congrefs, under their ex
ilting conaitntion, affords confpicuous illuira
tion Of general principles of moral policy.
None Of the ancient or modern leagues, none
Of the ancient or modem governments, in the
Ola World, exhibits f. perfea national model
for municipal IeSl4tion upon the elective fyaem.
French vanity, indeed, has eulogized their po
Icy as the lrblimeR monument Of human rea
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-03

EXtracutrom the Encyclopedia Britannica, dedicated
and Patronized BY his Britannia MajeAy concern
ing Mr. CHvRcaMAN'' Theory Of the Magnet under
the Article Variation, in the late edition.
"THE program Of work Of this kind has
been publithed by M. Churchmsn, who ap
pears to have engaged in the inveaigation with
great zeal and comfortable opportunities. He
had been employed in fone oPer tons connec-
ted with (urveys Of the back lectlements il North
America. It is pretty ceitain that the north
magnetic pole Tor point as Mr.. Churohm4u
ohooies 10 call il IS not far removed fro m the
cations givenit by HALEY and Fuller, and there
feems no doubt but that in he countries be-
tween Hudfon's Bay and the WeR-rn Coaa Of
North Ameri-a he needle will have every po-
ition with rrlpe8 % the terreaial m-;iiians,
70 that the north end Of comp rs needle will
even point due South in f-veral places. Mr..
Churchman has folicited aliGance fr-m all
quarters. It were greatly 70 be wiihed that our
gracious fovcreign, who ha. always ihewn flch
a love for the promotion of Nautical Science,
and who has 70 muni6cently contributed to Il,
already enriching the world with he NOT valu-
able discoveries, and thus laying poferity under
unfpeaklble obligations il were greatly 70 be
wilhed, that he would put this almoR hnifhing
froke to the noble work, and enable M Church
man, or fomc filter perlon, if fuch can be found,
to profecute this mott intereRing enquiry. Al
moR every thing thai can be deired would be
obtained By few qOeH e5Oifn observations made
in thofe regions. It would Be Of imnenfe ad-
vantage to have the dips alcertained with great
precilion. Thef- would enable Us to Judge at
what depth under The furface the pole Is firua-
ted for the well informed mechanic,u, who
will fudy feriouGy what we have fad abou,
the magnetcal curves, will Fee that compass
needle, when compared with the great terreaial
magnet, IS but as particle Of iron filings com.
pared with very large artificial m lgnet."
n. B. The Editors Of the Encyclopedia feem
to have mifunderRood fom- parts Of the before
mentioned theory, Nhch Misunderstanding has
been replied 10 elfewhere.
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Foreign Afairs.

The following fnilhsd letter, written " Sir SipSEY
SMITH, u an aufwer to Gen MENcgs. nov comu1an-
der OF the Fench army in Egypt which was pab-
llhed in this Gazette the 1oth nt1
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-24
ArSA
Marine .s Articles.
Port of Portland.

TUESDAY, MARGINS.
Arivsi esoos, Daisbi.. CAPT. Styo.g 34aap from
.s0mps.y rvt fsy fail Of h~yean,, Under soapey Of tie
faf Of Bsa~ers--smoeg them Jsiso.~ Union, Capt
Hsssbfga Of Bh port Pip R5esea Formerly tsorgag bere,
SID orig - CAPE B,sgdsa 70, KfHasbani-Ma,tsh dbl
Said t,en Brbi~ in fopday rtb brig Frantia Of and for
BitAe,a Lsf De,s fbooay II thur IF Bottom. capt Pa,Ss5,
ssfG IN 40 d.,', Brig Eliza sasfIir Wi5a FIR CHARLTON,
s c. ayo Big Iorizey. es6. WiLisms, g Tbs est Capt
" jaarid b esgsgs BY Fyspsb imp Of zsar-f5e
captain 81 sDais5 sk nasjr q srfis! 9f sasi ~. for
vv1ish Be fqf bin iQT Ssryiaam susf Boa,dsi BY
frsreb gp e4, 7g5isb ,g5bS sss n arnur ilss--
sBo9ar sally q Mar Of ts fQf. takv by Froae5
and y aas4 aas esysi.s 81 kjs faa re Ms,e4,a
sept Nasssh ao sssiasi y toe FraqsB, ba, bsa retaks4,
ard s-s is,o zorisa.
Cs~e pg9sega -ysb c,sE Sireag, CAPT = II Rigg, Of
sbs5 Hs y ibh PERI, saso t,s.4redty iss f,sr4b
IhURSDd7r MARCH 40
arrived at tbs port, iiip Amazon Of Bottom, sam
usl Trvii; saeer, fI4 days from cacuisa --saied
from Calcutta Nov. n, g. 10 company with eapi ans
crownen0i eid and Ives, boh bound for alton part.
cd with capt Ives the day alter ana with capt Crown
enfhislz he 81 Dee. being then in lat II, 3os long
J - 80 E.
Left al Calcutta, The following American veiIes -.
Ship Louis, Dale, Baltimore; fhip India, AGlmead,
philadelphia; ihip Criterion Weeks, do.
ships Neptune. LETTERS; Philadelpha, Bills Inlian
Chiel, - Roebuck, Sterling and Harmony KEEL.
tech, all left the mauth Of the river Calcutta a9h of
ottober--thc harmony for Ncwyork, and the others
for Philadelphia
Feb: 10, 600, lat. al, 8 N long. 40, 30 W. ipokc
with fchooncr phenx, capt Hall, from Plymouth On.
lns) bound to Martinico, out 81 days, all re--
Same time fpokc with fchooner Two Brothers, captain
Lambert, from Belfat. Maine. bound to Antigua,
a8 days. had experienced very fevere weather going OFF
the coat, and Ion one man overheard feb. az,
lat SOTO N long So, 80 W. fpoke with the fehooner
Ruth, capt. Lawthrop (of Cohaaes) from Northcaro-
bound to Lilbon, out days, all well.
In ed Rl1ye 1nfat in ely
from St. Barihoomews--laff from Angu,lla, IS days
paGage. Left at ST Bart. Captain Roach Of this port
Sane day--Ship Portland, captain Harding, "A days
from Tortola. The Portland was caPtureaby french
privatecr on her paiagc home, and ihorty after re-
taken by the u. S. brig Pickering, 1t. Hitler.
From WyiaD,t. AEpfJ 40.
Arrived here fchoener Atlantic, Joihua Boyinion
maher, from Angula-Ieft there feb. Ranger, Greedy
of Portland fail in four days. In LAT. 80 long g.
ipoke brig Friendhip, Hovey Of Newburyport, days
out. bound to Havsnssh.
hn expsasd TIE Philadelphia of44 guus, CAPT.
,DscAruk Or the Cheiapeake, Of a. gans, Cap.
BARRos, both Of ~bieb are ready for .jsa, evA be-
dypatebsdto The EAT Inaes, t0jpfy The fatiou iu.,
tsndsd for tie CoagrsG Frigais.
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Mr.. ELLIS EnlopicH Poem,

On General WASHINGTON, pronounced before tn,
Inhabitants of Topliam, the aid February, is
ready for fale at Jssks Bcokaore price 40 cents
The following extract is given fpecimen OF IFS fye
Columbia mourns her WASH NoToN's no more,
To blefs with council or protect her fhore.
Anguiih unicignd, now prompts the willing fgh,
Now tear ipon,aneoas tren,be in tie eye;
Ages to come fhall know the pain we feel;
"A thonlsnd bar eur caufe of grief reveal;
Ages TO come while virtue has friend,
Or all that gives renown on earth fha end.
Shall annual plaints and annual tribune bring
Rehearfe bis deeds, our countrys glory fng
From the fair rifng to the fcttng fun
Talk o'cr his worth and moura for WAsnS oroa.
All, who his vcr,h is able to expref.,
Whom heaven beNow'd to lave u, and to blefs +,
impof1ible his numerous deeds to name.
Which place him pee lefs en- tic IN of fame
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II Farm to be Sold,

I'M Eeeporf, lying between the Meet
il ine-Houie and the Corner, 70 called, containing
about twenty -feveh acres Of land. good Houe aha
other buildings convenient for Farmer Trade man
thereon--cus five tons of Hayand there are hx hun
bred cords Of green Handing Wood on the fame. Aho,
good we'll of water. and young Orchard OF about
40 trees fome of which bear fevera buels OF Apples
in year A great bargain may be made, as tie
iubleriber is determined to Tell. The purehaer may
erpsa good terms for payment'--For further partcu-
lars inquire Of the iubieriber on the premiie'.
Abba Chamberlin.
Frseevi, Marb 10, 1900
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-24

Mr.. JvNks,
IT lhauld be The esrnea prayer &c 7ssy coed
citizen Of Maine that they nay Be Kept 20 far
alive to their real in,eree as ret to losfe i'ght
of the van importance Of placing in Inc eAsir oi
fate, man who IS determined in nj politics,
ard jealous in purfuit CT his copntry's welfare
and happinefs Such maa is the non. CALss
STRONG. Lei us then giyehina orr united fluff.
rage-Let us join heart and hand with our
brethren at the weaward, in aiding the good
caufe, of preierying The government and religion
f.arcbaied by the blood Of our fathers, and rls-
ced in our keeping for the good of ourielves and
poasrity, MAINE.
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coMMMoswEALTH OF mAssAcHusRrrs.
IL SENATE, Jauus,y IS, 300.

COMMEMORATIVE OF MASSACHUSETTS,.
Ia SENATE, Jsuua,y IS, t 300.
ON the petition of JOSEPH WALKER
and others. inhabitants of that part of the plantation
OF Brownfeld lying between the ostherly line of Frye
burgh, and that line called the line of the fatc of New
HamPhre praying that the aforcfaid part OF Brown-
held may be annexed to the town of Fryeburgh,
aoreiaid
ORDERED, That thePetitionerscaufe
an ateited copy of their petition with this order there
on TO he pub lined three weeks fucceflivey in the
P"fis1d Ca=afe, publiihed by EIrznR a. JrNks. the
lat publication to be forty days lean before the
feeond Thurfday Of the next General Court thar all
perions iaterefed may then appear and thew cauie If
any they have, why the prayer of faid petition ihould
not he granted.
Seat down for concurrence,
SAMUEL PHILLIPS, Prsfi1.
IN TIE Hogf IF Rfpr5snfafvs, Jan. IS, 1890.
Read and concurrcd.
EDWARD H ROBBINS, Speaker.
True copy-Atteh,
EDWARD MLANE, Clt,I Of Senate.
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The publication of the Laws of the United State,
-Ged during the prcent (ei1ion of Cengrefs, will COM
nnsnre in the eourfe of week two They will be
printed on cparate fleets, and forwarded in this Ca
zette The circumaaacc of having them entire IN
addition TO the paper, it is hoped will induce every
fsnily in he Dttria embrace 10 valuable oppor
sunity of obtaining the Laws OF their country Ar
rangemen;s making to render the Gazette as
estenfvely ufeful aspoisie.
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Pyeseia5 are Uasity Mr. WILLIAM CARLTON IF Saew,
FIR printing in ibai ospa Gaers 10 Be Entitled The
Impartial Reginer. W51itsy 81. hls alfred frow
fges qape integrity, sshb asf,s 10 balm Tse,5ia politics
rpm b public ysf DE hs,ai Impartaty ba' been s96
ad,i term seii5 iaaps es iaH,, s5a p,sor IF lead
EioH Bat perhaps air. Carbon issnds ,prise toe
es,ursuqiy viB phenomenon.
u subscriptions received at this Office.
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THE Subscribers, appointed Com

THE Subscribers, appointed Com
Il m1iioners, by the Honorable JosArnAN Pow
MAN Judge of Probate for the county of Lincoln to
receive ana examine the claims OF the lcvcra Creditors
to the Eaatc of
SUSANNAH REED,
widow late Of T,e9sm deeeafed; and FIX months be-
ing allowed for that pupoe hereby give notice, that
they will attend the buinei. of their appointment at
the dwelling houfe of Capt AL.xasusR Roorss, in
Topfham. on the iaf Friday of this and the five fol.
owing months, from one to five O'Clock, P, Al
William Randall,
Arthur Hunter.
7seSsw, Nsysb Is, 1900.
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TAKE NOTICE.

THE Subscribers, appointed Com
III miilieners by the Hon. JoNAraAs BownAs,
Eiq Judge of Probate for the county of Lincoln, to
receive and examine the claims to the Eflatc Of
EBENEZER EMERSON,
late of 7sserm, in fad county, phyGsian, deceafed,
rcprcien,ed inlslvent hereby give notice, that fix
months allowed the creditors of faid eiiae bring
in their claims and that they will attend on the buff
ncfs of their appointment at the houfe of GIDroN
WALKER of faid Topdism. on the lan Monday Of
March, asd the fri ruefday of the FIVE following
months, from to 5 O'Clock in the afternoon.
Jonathan X. Parker, !
William Wilton,
Tsseam. 1aayeb I7a, 1900.
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TAKE NOTICE.
Mays5 ~.

THE Commiflioners appointed by the
n Hon Waham CO,bam Judge Of Probate for the
county of Cumberland. to receive and examine the
claims of the icvcra creditors to the elate of MAT
TlilAs RICE. late of Scarborough, in fad odunly.
phvicsn, deceafcd rcpref.nied info emit hereby give
notice, That tx months arc allowed lad creditors to
bring in their claims and that they will attend faid
fervice the fecond Tnefday of The Fix following
morths from 10 O'Clock. A Milo O'Clock, p. NJ. a.,
the dwelling houie Of .Jofsb Fne5sn in Scarborough
JOSEPH EMERSON,
SIMEON Fits.
Ssyboreggb. Eel. a., 1900.
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fobn T. Dvar,

MAS for Sale at his TOBACCO Ma
u suFAcroRy, 6gn Of the Af,isaa PRIME, north iide
of tho Market Iouie Bgsa, all kinds OF manuiaesu cd
TOBACCO 81 SNUFF.
Pigtail, Fine Twif, Segars, Smoak-
ing and Keg TOBACCO, &c.
Rappee and Scotch SNUFF, OF iu-
perior quality.
N. B. All orders punetually attended
to, either in town or Country.
BsGou, Msye6 j, Zoo.
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TO BE SOLD.

On aa0antage2D term5 and ji1bftiesf credit,
NY One of the Townlhips grant,
4 n ed by the Legi1.sure TO 8s4u oa cobg., ltuated
IN he lcyenh range of fownhips north of the Waldo
Patent, VET of Peuobcot river and bounded fouihery
on the river Piieatsqcis. The quality of Lands hua-
ton and proximity fcttlements in valuable and
growing country. ich offer great encourage
ment to pdrehafefs ALSO.
About is, 900 acres IN the College
Townfhq, 70 called, being No 3, in the fri range
above the Waldo Patent There fifteen families
lettled on this iownp, and the great road leading
from kennebeck 10 Penobfcot River, paiIes directly
through it. The Land is OF the fri quality, and there
are many valuable privileges in this townihip. II will
be fold in whole or in part, purchaIers may dehre.
Fer more particular information, inquire Of either of
the fublcrbers.
William Martin, } c.m.ia.
Ella Elijah !, Kellogg z. e
IL
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COMMONWEALTH OF MAssAcHusETrs.

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUsBTr3 +
to fbe Honorable the Senate and HcujS
Of R4',slsnystivs, IN General Carr Admitted.
THE Petition OF the fubicriberS. in
Il habt,nts of that part Of Erovnfeld living be-
tween the fouthcrly line of Fryeburgh. and thar line
called the line Of the State Of Ncw-H smphre humb,y
iheweth--That your Petitioners labor under Great
ineonsencnces In having attend plantation and other
meetings with The oher inhabitar, CT the plantation
cf Bfowpfed They therefore pray thar than part Of
the pantaf on Of Bfownfe'd reprefented in the plan
herewith pfelcntes with the inhabitants living on the
fame, may be annexed to the town of Fryebnreh. 10
enjoy privileges with the fa,d town of Fryebureh;
ano -our petitioners as in duly bound will ever pray
JoiePh Walker, Timothy Walker,
Benaiab Walker, John Bennett,
Henry Y B. Oigood, james Bennett,
Supply Walker. jun. John Slickney,
Jofhua B. Ofgood, James Bean,
Ala colby' JoGah Spring
Supply Walker, Ala Buck.
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Mr.. PARKER's Grafton.

II lew copies OF this much admired
production may be had a, JaNEs Boil Store
A/0--Mr. BlGELOW's EUzocr,
pronounced before ue Grand Lodge of nsfTachufetts
: containing '-yo addrefes to Gen. Wyseg'aa WHEN
Proficient and his anfwers together with the Letter
us Coadoiencs to Mrs. W, ii,rtev std her Anfwcr.
5N.-Mf. BLAKE'o MASONIC EULQGT
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TIVE Commiflioners appointed by
4 the Judge of Probate for the county of Kenne.
beck TO receive aud examine the Claims Ut The iesesa
Creditors to the Eltaie Of
BENJAMIN MOVES,
ia;c of Nsy-PO,fana 70 called 10 faa county, gentle
man, decealea reprefented iniosvent hereby give no.
tiee that FIVE months are allowed by the fad Judge OF
Probate for the Creditors to bring in their CLANS and
prove their demands land that the faid Commilioa-
ers will attend tor thar lervioe the honie OF Mrs
Pm 81 Noyts, 10 Portland sforefaid, on the Ian
Monday OF April and The Ian Monday Of she four
following months, from ave OF tue clock in the
afternoon OF fad days. ="
Lemuel Williams, .n
Simeon Cragin,
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coMMoNwEALTH OF MAssAcHysErrs.
Z. SENAT'E. Tanas,y IL. 1900.

COMAoNWbALTH OF hAssACHVsETTS.
Ia SENATE, January IS. 1900.
On the Petition of joseph Howard
and others. inhabitants of Browncd in the county Of
York, praying that faid plantation may be ncorpora
ted into town;
ORDERED, That the Petitioners caule
an a,teed copy of their Petition with this order there
on to be pubifhed three weeks iucceiiively in the
Portland Gsaafs pab0ned by ELrzsR A. JEsxs, the
cond Thurlday OF the frt FELTON, Of the next General
Co urt, that all perlons intereted may then appear
and fhew caue (f any they have) why the prayer Of
faid Petition fhoud not be granted.
Sent down for concurrence,
SAMUEL PHILLIPS PysfAa..
In fbr HUFF IF Rsprefniafies', Jam IS, 1900.
Read and concurred,
EDWARD H. ROBBINS, Spsair.
True eopy-Atten
EDWARD MLANE. Gisrs of Senate
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-24

Gr TIE Phiantkropie Lpifry commenced draqr-
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expected 10 BE pubEf'edi IN about 20 days.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-24

Dafsmsv 40, n d. 1899.
Jofeph Howard, Timothy Cbfon,
William Wcbfcr, Joihus Ames,
Amos Door. Timothy Chiffon, jun.
John B. Miller, James Howard, jun.
Samuel Mansfield, William Lane,
Jonathan Chiffon, Joihua Snow,
Francis Kimball, lanes Dean,
John How, John Lane,
Zadock Wright, Ala Olgood,
Zscharish Gibfon, James Howard,
Dudley Bean, Samuel Mansfield, Jun.
David Mllen, Wilton Howard,
. Daniel Tyler, Thomas w. Wood.