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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-09-16

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sdlc.acd ~ tos s~e8eT5s ~c-r'H
iticAnan5. "a tie CIR eSpord'a.5 C9a
naistces Of caoa lou.lY "A lhis L-nnias
wealth..
Rrcnnoss. asS. 9,A, leao
S,R,
VIZ lave taken the liberfy 70 adViie Yoo,
10 have nc ticsIe:s fcs eiec.oss 0! E'-hdc
aocs Vie .fFrGJent OF the Umsei S'a.ei
wrareu; aud hase thought prcP:r e recooa-
mend 70 y0u 1, todo@irs fasui. We fhlc'
il slsita6ls chat the c0m,a'9e'2 IN The d'iics-
eat counties ihpald proSure 70 bc wrilteT, P
fui6cie.s number of Tickets 10 Dc i,iin5sise
an.aqg the Freeolders, IA she .or:aaliae
CT ;Isssl'ickct particular attention ihomi -
pad Notwithstanding between ta- Repas
Gcea caadiaate Wiian n. CabsN, ana az
Federal Cindidlte W,iliam Cabrll.
We are happy 20 inform YOU, that we hsrs
received poi5iy> siTuraBce5 frou co!onsi Eli-
zey, that oe vii with pIealare icrse as an r.
Iettor, il he ihouli 6e honored by the gat-
Frages OF . majority osh!s fellow cidz-a5.
We arc Sir,
Vecy refPcafal!y,
Your fellow citizeus.
Philip n. Nicholas, C5alruaf
Meriwether Jones,
Sam. Plealants, jan co,,.,:.,
Jofeph Selden, H0'''''''"
Cervas Storrs,
John II. Fou(hee, Secretary.
Form of tie RebubEczq Tgn5cf.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-09-16

We could wifi, before Our Negociatora
return wI,h The Olive branch from Paris,
that they would crois che Channel and have
talk with the Bri.ifh MInrlter abour the
depredslions that are committed on our
commerce in every quarter by his men of
war. Nor lhouid they forget 70 expoRulale
with the grest War hlnitter on the iaj3ieace
of his proceedings aga:nlt our native citi-
zeus, who are daily impreiied iato the ty-
rsnnicsl iervice u George his matter. Very
politely remonttrances IN the old lpiril of IN
dePendeut Americans may have very good
effect on our quondam tyranis, now elpeci-
ally, that the victorious Republicans ot
France threaten them with death and de-
itruction.
(dmerieaH Cnizsr,J
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-09-16

An e'e6tion Committee 10 The city Of Phi.
ladeiphis has made the foilowio, eloou.n,
and pathetic addreiS to the people ct that
ota'e. Ii IS leriouGy recommended to eve
~ man in the Union.
Il" tSlio'o CHizsail this 10 an importao,
c'ibs ~ the affairs OF our country--The
preisnt moment 10 big with your fate, and
90 tie incceisiui employment dspend. every
thug dear to mah---S Survey TIC preelpicc
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-09-16
VIZ VIRGINIA ARGUS.
RICHMOND:

Tuesday, September 10, 1900.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-09-16

WILL RI SOLD,
To the highea bidder, on the ~ dav. T.
OCTOBER next, on the premiiss, al
thfee months credit for Or.
proved uOte5,
Two unimproyed LOTS,
Ia ths 'i'y ct X chnoll, VIZ.
LOT no. 49,, .mreHoise al a., '5oi .
the James river laual buiss. agd .y,,h ..
Samuel PalrnP encl.l lct, 80 49,
wnch lies oppofte 20 isid psrtaa' rs. b..
hoUic,----hod No. 4ay, ly.ap on ......
trert, adjoining the -.f.;N igaa,- g..
ite. and i.e crois dIect t.tt pie
ia.d iJt ~Dd the Iot ti.i H,5 ,r.-
/ on another ha-, cad o re, ffs
oihcT Ga;. t-,.. ~,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-09-16
Mr.. pLsAsAvrs,

Rh6moad, Stpte'aJer TO. 1900.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-09-16

In order to deter the vie Iaeobins 10 thi4
country from eternalIy preaching up The
utility, and even ablolaie neceiiSY of war
with Great Britaia--Pleslc to pubiiih the
following, that they may know what they
are to expect fror, the tender nereirs of this
power in a tate OF opeo warfare.
From H4lE's Satem Gazette gf 1859.
" To ali Printe-- of Public Newlpapets."
TELL i, to the whole WORLD, and let
it be Publihcd in every Newipapcr through
on, America, Europe, Ala and Africa, to
the everiaiting ditgrare add in'amy OF the
Bri,iih Kings commanders at New York.
That during the late War, it is iaid,
iI,64-t AMtRicAN Pryoae,y, have uttered
death by their iahnmau, cruel, favage and
barbarous uiage on board the filthy and
malignant Brigg PrJioa SHIP called the
.Tsrf:y, lying at New York--Briions,
tremo.e, iett the vengeance OF Heaven fall
on your lie for the blood Of ,hele rniortu-
nate victims.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-09-16

John II. Fouaaee, Secretary.
Form IF tie Republican 7ta4ef.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-08

10 The Honorabls J,g.4icef eft5s Court d
Cannon Pleas, began and 59!4ea al Po7uzago
roHgb, qOitbia and far the c@uqiy Of Liaeon, 0,
t5efE Ta5laay Of June, A. .. 1890.
PY BENJAMIN Hafev his Attorney,
-1C complains David Douty Of ToPham, in f4id coun.
ty' huibandtnan that Samuel Tbompfon, late Of fad
IoPiham Efq decealed nteAate on the Fifteenth dayo
April ADI707.b BY his bond Of that date under his hlnd
and teal tor valuable confederation to him made, did
bind himief and bis heirs vour Comp ain
ant within one year from the above date deco Of one
hun red acres of land ftuae in Topam aforelaid,
particularly delcrbed in fad bond now the faid Ds-
vd AYERS that the ad Samuel being prevented BY death
hath never executed to him the deed aoreaid where
fore the laid David 9rays that after due notice given
all concerned in the eate cf the laid Samuel decealeo
your honors would grant hcenfe to and empower the
Administrators Of the iad Samuel execute to your
Complainant luch deed Of the Pren1es the faid de
ceafed in his life time, ought to have made and exc
cuted BENJAMIN HASEY.
true copy--Atteh,
JONATHAN PNIVAfAM r7r,- Cyg,k
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-08
JONATHAN BOWMAN, JUN. czal.

LINCOLN, f-Cowt Of Camm9n Pear II P07Onai
borough, June Term, 500.
Upon the complaint aforeiaid, Order
Cd That the fd David Douty notify all peron8 inttreRed
therein, 70 appear at the Court Of Common Pleas
to be holden ToPham, within and for the county q
Lincoln, the e"ond TueCday of Septe~ber next, by
PubIlhng atteed copy of fad complaint with tbi.
order thereon, three weeks fuecevcly in the Gazette
printed IN Portland by Elczer Alley Jenks-the Ian
publication be three weeks lcaR before the fitting
Of fad Courr; alto bv poGng ALTERED copyo Of Iad
complaint and this order thereon in fome pu5lc place
in fad Topham three weeks at leat before the fitting
Of laid Court shat they may then end there appear
and thew caufe fany they have why the prayer thereof
lhould not be granted.
Attea- JONATHAN BOWMAN JUN ClyF.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-08

THE nonrefdeot propretors or owners of the
4 fev5ra Lots Of Land iI'. he town Of ShaPleigh,
in the county Of York, and commonwealth of Maj
lachu1ett5, hereafter mentioned, are hereby Motif
ed that the fame are taxed in the bill committed
to me the lublcrber, one of the Collectors Of iad
town for the year 1885, to colled in The REFLECTIVE
fums following, viz.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-08
JONATHAN BOWMAN, JUN. c.,h.
LINCOLN, n Court Of Common Pleas At Top1am,
September Term, 1900.

13T7NOII-7l N -tlOuTt w NOIlIIO ItHl aI INpIIa1-
September Term, 1900.
Upon the complaint aforefaid, Or
dered, That the fad Merriam Orr ard Elizabeth Orr
notify all perions nterefed therein to appear at the
next Cont Of Common Pleas 10 be holden Al
ToPiham, within and for the county Of Line OH,
on the feCond TuelGaY of September next, by pub
lining atteted copy ofiaid complaint, viii this
order thereon, three weeks fucceliivcy in the Ca
zette printed il Portland, by Eezer Alley Jerks
The Taft publication to be three weeks at Leaf before
the fitting offaid Court; afo BY poing al attctted
copy OF aid Complaint, and this order thereon, in
Tome public place 70 aid Topham, three weeks at
then and there am ar and fhew caufe, IN any they
have, why the prayer thereof fhou!d not be grant
ed httef-
JONATHAN BOW MAN, JUN. Clcyk.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-08

HE nonreGdent proprietors and owners
4 Of the following Lots Of Land in the town Of
B5lf and county of Haasosk are hereby not6ed that
the fame taxed in the bills committed the fub
fcriber for The Dre6 Tax collect for The year 8oo
N the REFLECTIVE lum5 following, VIZ.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-08
HANNAH RICE.
ABRAHAM MILLlKEN.
S.1r53roI5, No0. 8, 1900.
Commonwealth Of Mafachufatts.
" SENAT.E. Mt II. !,

Nv SENATE, N6v ID, 1890
ON the petition of Hannah RICE and Abraham
Millikcn Of Scarborough in the county Of Cumber-
land, praying that faid Hannah may be empowered
10 convey 10 the fad Abraham 4 certain traa Of
Land referred to in tad petition
ORDERED, That the petitioners caufe an attcGed
copy Of their petition and this order thereon to be
pubifhed three weeks fucceiivelyn I've Newspaper
PubHhed BY ELzer u. JrHF5 Of Portland, the iat
publication ID " three weeks At eaa before the
third Tuelday OF the next felton, Of the General
Court, that all prrloas intereted may then appear
and lhew caule ,f any they have why the prayer
Of laid petition ih0ud not DC granted.
Sent down for concurrence,
SAMUEL PHILLIPS, PreGient.
II Tire Honr Of RcbrejsHtativsJ, Nov. IS, 1900.
Read and coucuued,
EDWARD Il. ROBBINS, Speaker.
"A true copv-Atte(t
EDWARD ?. HAYMAN, Clerk Of Senate.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-08
JONATHAN BOW MAN, JUN. CLrk.
LINCOLN, h--Comt OF C5t7m2r Pleaf 1t 71at
tam, September Term, 1900.

y O7TT7TsE ~
tan, September Term, 1900.
The laid Merriam Orr and Elizabeth
Orr, having neglected 70 notify, sgreeably to the
order Of Court at the lat term they are now 81
dered TO notify all perfons intereRed in faid con.
plant, to appear at the next Court of Common
Pleas TO be holden at Warren, within and for the
county Of Lincoln, on the fecond Tutfday Of Ia
nuary next, by Pubhng atteted copy Of aid
complaint, with this order thereon, three we :ks
fuccetlyely, n the Gazette printed II Portland BY
Elezer Alley J9nks-the Ian publication to be three
weeks at leat, before the Citing Of faid Court -
ALTO by poltng 40 atteted copy Of faid complaint,
with this order thereon, ID fome public pacein laid
Topham, three weeks at leaf before the iittin of
fad Court ; that they may then and there appea ar
and fhew cauie, if any they have, why the prayer
thereof fhould not be granted.
Auet- JONA. BOWMAN, Jun. CL-rk.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-08

HE Subicriber hereby gives notice
n All concerned, that having been duly ap-
PoIntel Guardian Of John Milet Of Poland Perf6u
'9H ''Tf'i ner' has taken upon him that truR and
gwen oona as me law directs He therefore requens all
perlons who are indebted faid John Nrillet 10 nal
immediate payment and thofe who have anv demand.
thereon. 70 exhibit the fame and hereby forbids III
pertons from trading with him-or paying him an,
debt which they may owe him, or receiving anv mr.
ney from him. DAVID NM FT' 'o-
70 uad, Nae III, 1900.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-08
LINCOLN, f.-Gourt IF Common Plea5 al Tebl54nr
Se5fembey Term 1900.

LINCOLN, H.-I0nFt N Common Fledj ar Igbl51m-
September Term 1900.
The faid David Douty having neglect
ed to notify agreably to the order OF Court at the ian
term he + now ordered 70 notify AZ peron nterehed
n fad complaint, appear the next Court If Com
mon pleas a. he holden Warren within ard FIR the
county OF Lincoln, tie f7cond Tuciday Of January
next 10y puhHfhng atteEed copy of f4id complaint
with this order ht con, three weeks lucccfhvcy in The
Gazette, printed in Portland by Eiez-r Alley Jcnks-
the TAFT publication t0 he three weeks at leaf before the
fitting Of l7id Court ALTO ~ poHng an attefted coDv
of fad complaint and tis order thereon in foue public
place IN iaid ToPham three weeks at lean before tie
fitting Of fad Court; that they may then and there
appear, and fhew oauie If any they have, why the
prayers thereof lhould not he granted
Atteit- JONATHAN BOWMAN JUN Cl.rk
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-08

THE fublcribers, COmmihionerS APP
= pointed by the Hon. EDWARD Curtis, Flo
Judge of tke Probate of Wills &c. for the county
of York-tO receive and examine all claims of the
Rvera Creditors to the ERlte of
JOHN PATTERSON,
late of Peppereloorough in fad county, Yeoman,
deceaitd, reprelented as ;nfolvent and fix months
bsins allowed unto faid Creditors for bringing in
their claims and proving their debts thereby give
notice that they fhal attend on fad bunefs at the
dwelling hOuf. of T9EPb Pat2eylon, in faiG town, on
"Wednesday the tweaty-fxth day of November
iaf2nt, and on the thirc Wednefday Of the five fol-
loving months from three 10 feven Of the clock ID
the afternoon If faid days.
JAMES GRAY, JUN { Commit
BENJAMIN PATTERSON, ( 9oqer5.
PePpsyreLboyougb, Nov. Sd. 1890.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-28
MEDICAL .LNF0RMATI0N.

DR.. Beddoes has. jna PUT in operation hi,
lnnE projected and much talked IF Medical
Pneumatic Intuition The frR fruits are Gu
rions and inreI citing enough. He haRen. to
the PTeis, on the ipur OF the moment, with a
ima!l pamphlet, TO communicate the relults Of
tome experiments made by his adiRant Mr..
Davy and himf-lf O. what was originally nam
ed BY lts dlcoverer, DIR. Prisaly, DebbbgiQieai
NHToHf dir. FMS gas was fra breathed eau
touily in a diluted ltate, then more boldly OF.
finding no mitchell to relllt, and finally ii a
tate perfectly pure. The mott extraordinary
effect eniued. GIddinefs, lenie Of lullennels in
the head and other taslings Of incident intoxica-
ton were hrlt perceived, then followed wild
and uncomfortable geRicuIations, extravagant
and tumultuous joys, blils, rapture and extacy,
more eGqulilte than poetry ever imagined, or
fable ever teigned. Many Perlons of great lite
r1ry ditlnction, befides Dr.. Beddoes, and Mr..
Davy, were the fu2jztts Of the experiments
Some compared their leAiations of mufcular
vlgour and aertneB to that which might ena.
BILE them TO mount aloft in the air like a bal
loon. Mr.. SouEhey (the celebrated poet) after
Inhallng this gas for Tome time, exclaimed in a
dellrlous paroxilm Of enjoyment, that " the at
molPhere of the highca Of all polfible heavens
mutt conGf Of this air. Mr.. and Mrs. Barn
baud 1.-THE chiIdrer's friend) among other very
ditlnguilhed Pedons participated in thcle expe
riments Some of them after feeling all the
mott delicious traniports of the 6rR experiments
in their fubiequent trials enjoyed very fafci
mating pleaflre Of a more iedate and tranquil
knd-others ftill continued to experience all
the force and tdmult Of their primitive raptures.
Il is remarkable that no deprefioR, fatigue or
debility followed thole high Genlations, bur thar
on the contrary more activity or aIertneiS 1han
ulual remained for Come time. DR.. Beddoes
conjeanres that the breathing OF this gas might
enable perlon to di(penfe with leep for con
ljerable time as he found after uhng It, a
angular degree of refrethmeut from very dimi-
niihed portions Of Keep, and that he awoke in
the morning with all the .propenity to active
motions obierved at the peurile age. This gas
had been employed with remarkable fuccefs at
The Pneumatic Inlfitution, in a cafe Of palfy.-
DR.. B. imagines this remedy will be particular
! y adapted TO the relief of perlons whof: con
ltitutions have been worn ont By ds5au2hery
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-28
INTERESTING LAW DECISION.
-LFysBz q Ns1gy0'G YgPsy, An,J9I

-yFY0rEa Ns4gyoI YgPsy, Alh,J 81
This morning Judge Wilmington delivered
his opinion ~ the cafe Of the Azlelf1
The Hasslia was HSmSwg flip and taken in
Sept mber laR in going from Calcutta to Europe
BY Er'nch rriv4teer-aftet remaining about
ten days in her podeGian, lhe was recaptu1 ed by
the CosRHztisa fIigate commanded By Capt Tai.
boz The thiP and cargo were libeiIed in the
DltriSt Cour., one half OF the nett proceeds Civ
en- to The re cAptor, as lalyage. From this de.
cree the owners .Ppealed to the Circuit Court Of
The UTifel States. The appeal was argued on
Saturday laH Mr. Burr acd Mr.. B Living
ltOn rontcnded~h. the decree Of the Diitr6t
Court ihouli be eve.l+d insto,o, OF that much
1malleT fAlGage ihoul1 Be allowed. G.n. Ham
iiton and Nj. HArIiioaAlrgues in favour Of the
decres.
: Judge Warrington, afe or taking notice Of the
arsrrfs Is oA-boh iides gave h,s decided opin.
ion that no hlVage was due, and therefore re.
verfed tse decree Of h. titia court.
L ishut juiiice 70 judge Warrington 10 Fay,
THAI we have never heard an opinion delivered
in a manner more amiable, elegant, or p.rfpcu
Gus.
: We undera nd The Auel1 aud her cargo fold
FOR about 100000 dollars, the whole Of which
VIII now Be paid to he owners, a circumltance
which reHett the greateG honor on the admin.
iitrAuon OF Juitlce in the Uaits5 Sta!e!.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-28

ienle reach as that a free government never can
exit if he rights of the peoRle sIs 81 6cursd BY
permanent laws And that nothing has 70 for
ruPing tendency, as the executive exercif. of
The Judicial power by the legi1lIure upon its
own A6s T? Is it not obvious that jhere Is no re-
medy for this bane 10 equal liberty, and legal
rights, but an extenGon Of the powers of the
Judicial department, at leaf equal to that in
England and is it not certain hat until this
fhAll be done we can never have a permanent
public CREDIT ? Do not the above mentioned,
with other presidents of violating public faith,
allure Us of the danger, that awaits this country
whenever the calamity Of a. long war may hap
pen Gould Congrels, with our Prefent mon
grel cha'atter, iuPPort ievrn years war which
might call for twenty or thirty niliions annu-
ally, more Than all the revenue, aided by taxes.
Let any iober man reflect upon this ferrous
fubjed and judge Of the wifdorn of continuing
the preient iyitsm, and the policy Of continuing
the breaches Of public faith open 70 long and
l4-ldly charged upon Congrefs 10 the above
! iffast4aessss%s-~>s--. :. ~. AClREMA.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-28
[9oruME mi
From tie Shop 81 BEsss. CoLoN s. SroNDEE.
PRZST0GN0Mr.

I never read twenty page, in LAtATBs, even
in The abridged edition OF his book, but have
my whims, when I Perdfe the human face
Viliaao4gy loov," and l always feel fUfpicious,
even Of fparkliog eyes, if very Punny and
tnub nofe fainfly appear underneath The beit
Phyiognomy is where there is mott interelt and
exPreflion. The latent diamond may be found
among meaner pebbles the glitter Of genius il
often ften amid the md kiet features. Many
countenances, when at rea, are like good
landfcape obicured BY the fhadows of twilight.
Such faces, when lighted Up by the glow OF
iaRlmenIs, Or the torch Of fancy, are like the
glory, in lome Of the piauIes Of the Italian
lchool cr like the bright vdage Ut The 6rA
chr lti4ns Martyr, whole " face was, a. it weres
As the face Of an angel"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-28
his at paGed February ~, 1891

An act to incorporate the plantations
heretofore called Ne7v Peaayc4k, in
the County Of Cumberland, into 4
Town BY the name Of RHnJord.
c.a ID L ia enat7ed ~ NE Seaate and Houle o.
- D R-bretaaati0 3, in Geasyaf Gomtaj-
}eHbIsa, and BY he aattsrity gf ~ (4a Thar the
plantation heretofore known BY the name Of Near
Penzyeo2t, in the County OF Cumberland, and az
defcrsed in The following bounds, together with
the inhabitants thereon, be, and hereby are IN
corPorated in Town by the name IF Ram3srG
Beginning at hemloek tree handing Oh tbs
lire of the town Of Bethel, thence running North,
sighteeA degrees and an half Welt, croling the
river HrleJiE2ggfg, ieven mile an forty rods, TO
fpruce rec then turning anI ru@sing Nah,
leventy one and an half degrees Eaa f1ven milse
and forty rods, to a beach tree then turning
and running eighteen and "a half desre2s Eaas
crolGng Hmer5cqggig river aEain, ievsn miles and
forty rods, to another beach tree, then turning
and running South, ievenl g-one degrees and al
half degree Wea, levyn miles and forty rods, TO-
The bound 6ra mentioned. Aud the flid toysn
are hereby veaed with al the powers. priveges,
ana iFnmunities, which other towns " or mag
enjoy by the Contribution and Lays OF this Com
monwealth
sea. I. mi Re Il faylbe, srzasa, That job
EaRman, Eiq. &c and hereby J. authorized 70
frne MS warrant, dref4ed 20 Tome faitable in-
habitant Of the r.d town, repairing him to no.
fy aud warn the Inhabitants thereof to n.eet &C.
ruch time and place as he iB.ll appoint, 20
choofe al fach Off -ers, as towns are By law re-
CURED to choof- IN The months OF Mach Of
April annually.
Erhis Az PAEsi February a, 1soe1
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-28
IN OBJ BOOK

VIZ bUJA
Ref-mbles an old cheeft; it may have dirty
and worm eaten cover, bot the inGleis often 4
It'd bit. How much more wretched would MY
imlll wares b than at preient, gentle reader, if
my PrecePror had not pommeIled me into the
Perulal OF old books. u peep into ihem now
dnd they are certainly beaer than even the new
EFT pamphlet Of Nj. Thomas Paine. even
prefer the travels Of Gr John Vaudeville. They
are full Of lies, it is true, but they told plea
family. The novelties Of Mr.. Thomas Paine
reismble the above travels in oaly one Particu-
lar.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-28
LAWS.


Communicable gfMGDacbYjettS:
In the year Of our Lord one thOulsnd eghs hundred
An Act to alter the time of holding the
Courts Of Common Pleas and Cen
eraI Seiions Of the Peace, now by
law holden at Portland, within and
for the county of Cumberland, on
the lat Tuelday of April.
VIZ HERE IS divers incoaveniences attend
w the nal4rng OF the faid Courts "a the
l4id lat TuedaY OF April, md the Jultices OF
lad Cur. have Petitioned tbs ceust to al,ec
The ne:
B. il eaaa.i BY tie Ssaafs and Ro5e Of Re5rs-
E:qf,tve5, I. Ge4tral Couyt q9-mbtd,. and ~ tb5
authority lf:s Eo>., That the Ceurts Of Com,
mol Plea and C-ucrsl Selions OF The Peace,
which by itv arc now appointed TO be holden
At Portland, within All f. the county Of Cum.
h-.l Ind on the lat IuelI4y Us "A pIil annually.
lhil here after bl hldgI az l4il Portland, With
l. aud Tor laiI comfy q Cumberland on the
lat 1ulGJly of March annually. Aud all
wrts. matters ana tiings, wM-h might have
been returnAbe 70. have day in, be heard and
determined AZ the MT IF General SeiIions Of
the Peace and Court OF Common Peas, which
WAS @ have been holden a. faii Portland, on
the laR TueLday III April next. fall he returna-
bic 10, have day in, De heard and dete .ra;ned
at laid Courts, TO be holden by yirlue OF this
act, &C rdd PsT,land, on the lat Tueriay u
March next.
This at padcd February ~, 1881
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-28

DR.. Reiche, protector of medicine at Arlan
gen, Germany has, it is confidently faid, dic
covered fpeciic remedy for fevers Of all kinds.
he Offers TO make it public on condition of
lugport being fecured. to himfeIf and family !;
Dr. B-ohmann has atteRsd the efficacy of this
remedy 10 great variety OF infances.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-28

and intemperance, and to ohviAte and relieve
The infrmities of old age. He fuppoies the
efficacy Of this gas to depend upon its oxygen
being rendered more active by t. combination
with portion Of azotic matter.
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