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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-31
ia l. Q Z,
a POit-Note Of the United
States,
OF Three Ibox/urd Dol2or,

y 2 Pre- I60Y1Nca Dollory;
And having apprized all the Banks ia
the United States Of the marks Of the faid
bill, It can be OF no real uc to any one
bat the owner; but AS he feels an neon
venience from the want Of it, he will paw
any perion ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS that has been 70 fortunate as to
have found it, and will deliver the fame
TO IOHNs TAyInE
Richmond, Dec. ri, 1900. 1t
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-31

.Shrs0e and 7ansey
Have 4jua received, per the brig Sukey
and Betieys capt. Caleb Cook,
SO pieces do Sail Duck
yz3 coils do Cordage
which they will fell low for cath or ex-
change tor -four or Corn. They will give
Cath for white Beans and Peafe.
December IS. 60
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-14
Commonwealth Of Ma0aebgjetts.

To the Honorable the SENATE and HOUSE of RE-
PERSONALITIES, in General Court adembled
IT HE Memorial and Petition of the fubicri-
i Der, HuMBLY sHEwETH--
That your memorable was enlrufed with
petition from the greater part of the Inhabitants
of the plantation of New Suncook, in the coln-
ty of York, praying to be incorporated into a
town. Your memorable in packing up faid
papers left faid petition AT his houle in Frye
burgh, and by reafon of the great diaance from
this place to Fryeburgh, has NOT been able 10
obtain faid petition. He therefore prsys the
Honorable Legislature. in behalf of faid nhabit-
ants of New Suncook, that the faid plantation of
New Snncook may be incorporated into town,
and inveited with fuch privileges as towns in
this Commonwealth do by law enjoy-And as
in duty bound. will ever pray.
WILLIAM FESSENDEN.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-14
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.

IN Senate, February a4,b, 1890.
ON the petition OF WILLIAM FrssssDEN, in
behalf of The inhabitants of the Plantation of
New Suncook, in the county of York, praying
that laid plantation may be incorporated into a
town
Ordered, Tha, the petitioner caufe an attelied
copy OF this petition, and this order thereon, to
be publilhed three weeks fucenively in JEsks'
GAZETTE, printed at Portland, the Ian publica-
ton to be thirty days at lealt before the fecond
Wednesday Of the 6rlt FELTON, of the next Gene.
raj Court, that all perfons interefed in iaid pc.
tition may then appear. and fhew caule if any
they have, Why the prayer of iaid petition fhould
not be granted.
Sent down for concurrence,
SAMUEL PHILLIPS, PreElen,.
In the Houfe of Representatives, Feb. az 300.
Read and concurred,
EDWARD II. ROBBINS, Shaker.
True copy.
Afsf- EDW ARD M'LANE,
Clfrk of Ssu1fs
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-14
1000 Pyixss,
1000 Biankf,

81 The prizes will be paid by the Managers or
vendors Of the Tickets, without any deduction
The ds6gn Of tie qDorks on AmgGsag FALL, IN
ssnjuudien uad The Middlslss and Patneka Caal,,
to open water Communication from tbs interior 7rii
Of Msw Rams/5irs 10 Bsqon and MsquIu,y PORT,
Jar The conveyance Of country produce and ium1r Of
sver, kird, but particularly fer TIE very imprtas.
article Of f,s.ussd,- From Me great a9pssage.
wbieb cUM accrue u The public from the eOmplion d
hse ~srks, the managers fattsr aemjsipss IBID their
Tickets avW meet prompt and extesive /ale thy are
therefore Determined to commence drawing Of IL elajs
above exhibited, on tie Twenty Seventh lay Of
May nsxs
Il, this elaG quiRb iaesssdsd BY sveral otfyy, tie
Iansgers are dtferm sedfo sI)srve the utn,a pune
tuahty IN The Performance Of their engagem1ss, and,
u complete The 6yfnt6 they bavs nds,iokeu, ruth all
TIE dpatcb that its Importance will admit.
EPHRAIM ROBINSON, ,
SAMUEL TENNEY, kinacers.
NATHANIEL PARKER, !
s.s, 7befly @arn in hs Canal, in Se5 of tie
abovs ela6st, spiH be vrray eouveyrd B, be propri
tor. free Of all charges in completing /ail Cani-sr
Be wW 'bGgatt bimfy Dpay TO tbs,E, qubygaA a,aw
them, 500 sshxi tssa IN tSs ysars, astI wiusa.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-14

"a dEbPsw PEPPEsrELL tR0sq, CFef8i
of the P,ebristors Of tbs eo"n0" AID ndiOiaedI
land IN Faiuou.b, in tbe county Of C1n5srLand.
WYE the iu6icribcTs, moie than hive OF the
w faid Proprietors, hereby requet YOU to
warn a meeting oil laid Proprictors, to be hol
den at your dwelling houfe at Stroudwat4r, in|
c,id Falmouth, on the 18th dag of April cur
rent, at ten o'clock in the forenoon being the
)a(f Monday in faid month, to af on the fol
towiag articles, viz.
1T. To choofe Moderator.
ad To receive the report of the Proprieto,s'
Committee On accounts, and their report rel
betting the common and undivided Lands
which are faid to be fold at Vendue by their
former Committee for laying out Land.
I'D. To fee what meafures the Proprietors
will take concerning any lands 70 fold by their
faid former Committee for laying utLands and
10 choofe fuch Committee or Agents to profe
cute for the fame, as iaid Projectors then fee
proper.
4th To receive accounts, and to allow the
fame if they fee fit.
9Th. To approve of fundry laying cut, by
their COMMITTEE for laying out Land, if they
Zee fit.
James Merrill, Jofeph Titcomb,
Hutchinfon Noyes, John Waite,
Crifpus Graves, James Foldick,
Benjami Bailey, John M'Lellan.
PURSUANT to the requef to me directed,
hereby warn the Proprietors of the common
and undivided Lands in Falmouth aforeiaid,
to meet at my dwelling houie in Falmouth, at
Stroudwater, on Monday asth day of April
current, at ten o'clock il the forenoon, there to
ao on the above articles as they fee fit.
AtteR, ANDREW P. FROST,
Preprietors' Cisrk,
Falssossb, Gb Istri, 1890.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-14
ATTENTION.!

" THE Members Of THE Portland
Federal Voluniser Company, are rsquyqed to givt
a general and punaaai attendan0 at the Cosrt.
Hogfs on the tpsnias ef7astaay nsxt. at o'elsek,
svitb0rt arms--to fraaja6 ners6ary bytansi.
Per ordsr Of Capt JOS. C. BO7-D,
Nm. BURDICK, Ord Se,it. 4
April IA, iSco.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-04

OGDAAAliON 1HE fODLIAs
WHEN the following pages were committed
to the 2reis, it the with and expectation ofthe
Author to remain in oblivion. "A variety of cautes
have pofponed its appearance and conjecture ever
bIify, and eHrl2fty ever prying, have lifted up the
veil OF concealment, and many are Acquainted with
the name and itaation which fhrouded in an happy
nlediocrity, it was hoped would have efcaped the
with, fhe feels i duty apologize with her very
humble TALENTS, for thus appearing in public. She
very well knows that writer's of Romance are not
highly etimated. She is likewife frnible that cuff
tom and nature, which have affixed the dnties of
woman to very confined aud very limited bounds.
by no means likely TO patronze female wrl-
ter. She feels that her condua needs excuie, and
though the independence of her mind renders her
unwilling to make one, yet necetiity obliges her 10
it. She is 70 Certain that 70 many will acknowl-
edge the truth of her anertion, that ihe does not
he1tate TO declare, that not one focal or doulef
tic cuty, have ever been facrhced or pofponed by
her pen and though il may be objected that the
time devoted to II, might have been better employ
ed /; She hopes thai ihe may be allowed ia fome
reiP>cts, to be judge Of her own conduit; her
psn has always been favourte implement ; il has
ioothed many 77sIaBeboIy, and fweetened many bitter
hours. Her abilities are too fcanty 10 allow her to
undeIfand either religious or philofophical fubjeets
N others, much more inadequate TO the attempt
ing them herielf; incapable Of undertaking the
ahors OF hItory, or ofattaong the fublime heights
Of poetry the DOLLY path which lay open, was that
OF Romance. The Revolution ia France, and
lhe perturbated Gate Of Europe, have opened fome
Genes, that would without thefr amazing fhocks
10 the political world, have Lain hid in obfcurity to
iome Of theie ihe has had recourfe and many, very
many ferrous truth are interviewer With The tory
OF JULIA. 1t may perhaps be objeeteo, tha; the
annals OF orr own country dlplsy Watt field for
the imagination, and that we need not crofs the
atlantic IN earch of materials to found the moral
yale or amuing Cory upon. But an averfion 10 ia
uodnce living Characters, or thois recently dead,
rendsred Europe fafer, though not more agree
soIe theatre W.threal humility, and trembling
dhhdence, THIS liitlework is prrfented TO the pub
nc, and as medocrity Of genons will not author
re hope for The APPRECIATION Of the connoiiTcur !;
that i may Be fhielded from the ceDfure Of the
er'tic, IS all that IS expected. II comes like the
humble JCLiA, iolicttng patronage and protection
asa boon that will eofnre IFS ll7ceis, not demand
ing as due, what perhaps 1t will not be found TO
2 re with variety OF defects il ;s dedicated to
ihee public ~ ZHE AUTHOR.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-04

NTHEREAS by an az Of Congreis paiIrd on
W the ieventh day of May, in she year
OF our Lord one thoufand eight hundred, the
Pfeiident ct the United States is authorized TO
borrow, on behalf the United States, from the
Bank OF the United States, ~ from any other body
Or ooo es polite or corporate, or from any prrlon
or Perions, aud upon fuch terms and conditions as
DC inail Judge mott advantageous FOR the United
states, iun not exceeding Tbree Aftl!teHs F.re
fzH5zTsd 2boglard DollarJ, 70, however, that no
contract or engagement be made, which ihall pre-.
elude the United States from remburfing any fun
o. 1ums borrowed, at any time after the expiration
or nTteen years from the date Of iuCh Loan. Avn
WHEREAS itis declared by fad act, that 70 much a
may DC neeefary ofthe inrpus ofthe duties on In
ports and tonnsgss beyond the permanent appro.
priat'0Bs heretoforecksrged upon them by Law, i1a
DC peogeo aud appropriated for paying the interen
ana ALTO for paying and diicharging the principal
lum OF iums or Ill the monies which may be hor-
Ioweo according 70 the term or terms which NAV
oe bxed puriuaTtto the authority aforefaid AED
WHEREAS by the faid ACT, the faith Of the United
States IS pledged to- eaablfh faficient permanent
revenues tor making up anv deficiency thar NAV
hereafter appear ia the provicns before neutionrd
Tor paying TIE intereh and principal fams or either
OF them, OF any monies which may be borrowed
PurtuaHtto the tad at. AED WHReFas IN
Prefdent of the Uaited States, did by an Az ~
Gommiion under his hand, dated the ieventeenth
gay OF May, IN the year one thoufaud eight hun.
ased' authorize and empower the Secretary of the
ireaaipFy TO borrow on bsbafof the United States,
any ilm not exceeding IN the whole Three Millions
rye Hundred Thouiand Dollars, andto make fuc6
coItF aet or CONTRACTS as fhould b necenary, and
ior me interef of the United States in puruaTce IF
lhe acf ofCongrefs above recitSd.
eNpM THEREFORE,, the undersigned Secretary
q the IIeatuTy, in puriaancr of the Aa Of Con
srsiS and the authority from the Prelident of the
Unltsd States above msRtioned--Doth Hereby, on
oslal OF ne. Uulted States Of America, contract
and engage in mannsry following 10 wit.
Iii. There fhall be created funded Csoitsl stock
70 an amount herafter 10 .dehgnated by laid Sc
ctetaIy, but not exceeding THREE MsliorJ Fsze H.a
Sftd 25szfard DQAar!, which Capital Stock fhaIIbe
elshlhle into iares Of one hundred dollars ZACH
oearing 'ntsreh, at .eight per csatun per aoRum.
paysole quarter yealY at the Treafury of the Uni.
teo States, or at the Loan Offices, where the Gid
e1ock may hand credi;edg until the Ian day of De-
eemosr N the year eighteen hundred and eigb,
20. After the laft dayof December II ne la;d
year one shoufand eight hundred aud eicAt. and
aer feaonable notice TO the creditors, which fIal
DC gwen bY an Advertisement in fome public newt.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-04


TIE following charming lines from PkIo
viii apply 10 rhofe modern bellies, who hav
difcarded that implicitly and nodeay Of dref
which Nature, Propriety and Reafon d6ate.
-Ye, inmcdefs Of yorr kind,
Nufe leave the habit and tac fer behind.
No longer there ihe comedy trehe, brsak,
IN fezpfsF SszFhs On the fpowy neck;
Or ct behind he head, an ample round.
In graceful brsias with variohs ribbon bound,
No longer lla the bodice, sptly Isc'd,
From the full bofori to the FENDER waif,
That air and harrneny Of fhape express
FIEE By DEcREEs AND BEAUTIFULLY LESS.
Nor fhal the lover garments artiul pleat
From he fair iide dependent to the feet
Arm their rhsfft hearties with a model pride
And double every charm they feek TO hide.
The amhrofa pscnsy Of each fair ones BAR
Crypt Oft and lon, lesrce lswer than she ear
Shall fand uncouth, and horiemens coats
The taper wait and comeliuefs Of 6de.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-04

~ TEE goloSsiue qU5rk ba5 paid fbf crdfatef
,-:.;.a an. and /, pronounced b. TIE fr9 hfef"t
;iosJ TO br csmpeffon Of FIRING "'esif. lis gFfai,
ia. 70 es,sIc r5e borrid toEtqaenfs' o. issfa'
asd moral aatSe, qDbirB bape S0sved and M g01V
Troa RI, accn,}cd Fountain Of French Philoiophca'
ItluwIwArtsM. IiJ eyeeFsd, thar all farere 5affrs
orGaEe Morals, o.ber4pit The Pnnca hdes Of pn6ht
and private life, sOiE E5eraJ patr0aise 1ofA"e q
fbi5 gatare.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-04

q TJif .soiazse 70 tie yea4sy't rye d5iPlays
To istiraal s0adst7 Of a5aadsa'S nan;
Wbeu Ereasb Pbi,el5Pby iiyttt75 Biz sOay5,
And bouys eoate5sbt on HsaV'a'S eternal plan
Re7ryjasg order, trnt5, and fe'ry .good,
Ind 7r5e!1uigg zpoylds rUii5 -y4ias 4fzgfzi food.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-04
THIS GAZETTE

~ fr5gi8fs r-rry MoSbAY ~ =. n. TENKg-y Ord
aert e9or p TIE PaAr1aSs BATk, 1fia3i.-Sts
Soss-s Spssyio'is7i, ssass aad cssuavaafrs =
yseef-l1 rg.5 G-.r-.fss
- T9f Price il ONE DoLL<R 81 .FLFT1- CENTS
ts3r, Executive of I'oassc. - PsnfFasi saynsus' q
reqa5fsd
- 1ef sztsssVs and yesFv irrrrefsg eirpLrioT Of n
Ca1ff renders 5igbi sss5r.arasss fo- -zDYEAzIss'
4aANIS rSBsb zgjgbs ig1rteS ressaasy, Sra 10 .e'
lsfEsss -1East.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-04
JUST PUBLISHED,

b. CHARLES PiERcr, al Porttinorfb. and nOGo for
ak at tbs Baokfoge sfE A. jerks, Portland
rprice one dollar, bound and lettered)
TULIA AND THE ILLUMINATED
j BARON, novel founded on recent facts,
which have t.anfprrc ia the courie OF the late re-
volution of moral principles in France.
By LADY OF MASSACHUSETTS.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-04
BANK OF THE UNITED STATES.

JLHe AZ hoo
or PROPOSALS will be received until the Taft
day Of July next ncluhye, at The Bank OF the Jar
ted States, and the Offices of Diicount and Drpo6t
at Bottom, Newyork, Baltimore, Norfolk, ann
Charleftou, for the purchafe Of One Mis0e and Fiar
Hundred Tb0aJan6 Dollars Of Stoe4, directed BY the
Secretary of the Treainry, TO he laed 10 puruance
of tie aforementioned coutraa. The propolals
moH advantageous to the United States will be
accepted, but 90 Stock will be itined at lefs than
FIVE per centum advance, or one hundred and Eve
dollars ID money for one hundred dollars il Stock.
In cafe the fums fpecifed in 6milar propofas ihal
exceed the amount Of Stock offered for fale at the
places aforementioned, they will be accepted, fub
jsct to proportional deduction.
9. SIMPSON, cafhier.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-04

paper printed at the feat Of roysrnmen Of the Uni
led States, TIE faid Capital Stock Gall be rsdeema-
BE at The plrafure rf the United States BY the re-
imburiernent Of the whole fun or fums borrowed
and which may couhitute the faid Capital Stock,
either at the Treainry Of The Uuited STATES or at
the Loan Offices where the fame may fand cred
tied.
3d. The credits Of the faidcapital Stock hall and
may be feparately certified in fums either for one
hundred four hundred, one thouiand, four thouiaud
or euthoufand dollars, and the credits 70 CERTIFIED
nall be transferable by the creditors, or their attor-
mics, at the Treafury and Loan OfEces refpedive-
", in purfUsnce OF the rules which have been or
which may be efsblifhed relative to the transfer of
the funded Stock of the United States.
9Th. A fufRcieut fun Of the furpIus OF the duties
on imports and tonnage beyond the permanent APP
preparations heretofore charged upop them by law
together with the faith Of the United States,
hereby pledged for the fnlfment of this contract,
in purfuanct Of, and according to the terms and
conditions Of the act Of Congrefs herein before re-
cited.
GIVEN Under my band, md he zeal Of the
~, Treojary Of t6e United SfateJ, at Pbi!a-
Ills. aelpbia, this yeeoRd day of June, one
tboufand eight bumdred; and of The a.
dependence fbs tzuerty JoErfb.
OLIVER WOLCOT.
Secretary gftbe Treafay.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-04
MUSES..
SONG,
MARINE SOCIETY.

MARINE SOCIETY.
NJ HAT site br' an ocean, precaricus q thoie
w which iuTrouud tbs ssrraqa-uus ball!
Aha; is man bat 2 bark often laden with woes,
What l. death bur the harbour IL all
On gsiIage To day may tie mild and ierene,
And our ioitiei4 canvas be filewn,
White tomorrow fierce tempeits yb;scken the fcene
And our MATS by tbe beard maybe gone.
On Iife's TofY morn, with profpsrous breeze,
We Allour Ugh, fails may diiplay
With cloudleis horizon may fweep at cur cafe,
And Of fofrow ne'er felt tue fzl5 ipray
But ere we have reached our merilisn the gale
From the poirt cf III fortune may blow,
End the fun Of eur being, ali cheeiiefs and pale
May ct in The wild waves Of wee.
Experience. vhen bound Ger the turbulent waves
Remembers that Ills may ariIe,
Ard with fabulous care, ere the danger he braves,
His bark with fpare tackle fupplies
So YOU, 90 LIES ocean with proyideat minds,
Have here fpare anchor fecur'd
With which. in defpAe Of zdveriity's winds,
The Pefs win one day be moOrd.
VIXEN the nrong arm Of winter uplfts the blue nain
And fnow itoTms and ihp-wrecks abound,
When hollow cheek'd famine inhi6ts the fell pain,
And the fwamp Angs dsfru6tioE around,
When the fely of ruleTs- tFBkToils human kind
And myIads are robb'd of their breath
This wife infbtuton may cone Ger the mind,
And may foften the pillow Of death
Tie poor widow rourner, the fweet ptatng throng
And the veteran, whole powers are no more,
Shall here find al arm 70 defend them from wrong,
And to ch~ce meagre wAET from their door
This is fen11izF ~ zsir4 q tie leb as7ssy 5orn
This is following the aunt's prudent ways;
and, o bItA init:fution the child vet unborn.
With rapture ihall lip forth Thy Psaiie.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-04
William Hoyt,
Daniel Hanfon,
Dar5an, 7f5 Jay, 1890,

n he Snbfcriber hereby gives motto 60 all Con-
4 cerned, Tat having been duly appoiutedAt.
minifrator upon the ERsfe Ut THOMAS MORSE,
late or P5rtiar1 In the County of Cumberland, ma
riner, deceaiedi has iaEen upon him that trui,
and given Lond as cbs Jaw directs He therefor
Fequefs All perfons ho arc indebted 10 iad dectst
eds ettate TO make immediate payment; and tho;
who have any demands therron, 10 exhibit ii:
fame, 10
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-04
/ Edmund G. Delano.
Norftyarm0atB, guy 1s, 500.


70 TIE Hon. fbs .Jgdiesf on f5s Sabyent JadtiAI
Goaot oft5s Comnaon zUsaltb Of ll1a6aehajftts rov
bolden 1t Poytlaaa, qgit6ia and jor he comfy 4
C4H6eriaad, ~ RE 1agaay nest Jolozoig u.
-Faarfb 1asizay 81 JJfapr, Azn0 DowiHj 500
~ He petition and representation Of
- SARA6 SMITH. wife Of James Smith Of
Portland aforsiaid, Labourer, humbly lhews..-
That her faid huibaHd bath for long time, W VIII
the ipace Of fix years lat paR, abltnted himieI:
trcm this CommoaNeallh, and abandoned his fad
wife aud family without making any ProyGon fcr
thsT iuPPort .aod nauts1aBce i--that your petit
TONERS induttry alone rs incompetent for the iuD-
port OF herfelf and Children AID that III order 10
provide Esceaaries for herief aad family, Inc has
oren driven 70 tbs Rsceiiity Of Cootra6tiRg deba
which ihe.hss no mss0s to pay, bavi0g To perEoaz
ehaie except few articles OF furniture, which arc
indtiPenfaby neceaarY; pad that ihe can no loqger
Obtain credit for the future lupp0Et Of hgrirf and
chil4frn. Your petitioner further ihews, that Ak
the fine Of her arri2Ee with be faid lanes Smith,
fhe was aud ihe f Is isiecd ID her own right os
funtcy parcels of Reai Ehate-Ai!o piece VI Land
lying between The land of John Kent and The bars
ofEcward Watts, Of which heis tenant N dover,
beng part Of tbs real ctSteo her former hui0api
Joha aellsdaF, dissatisfaction the fac vhut0a
or part vbereofs ihe could be enablad 10 psy he
t4id debts and rcaii2e the means oF fupaort IN fB-
tGres and thns be released from her prefrnt dirl-
f-dr6tOalloa.;--The Therefore, your petitinner praEs
yEur hoho-s, thai pnrtssnt ~ the ftalute IN iuCs
caiea made and provided, fhe may during the ab.
tcnle Gf heF iaid huioAnd Pr empowered aud CO..
blet 10 make tie Ot the whole w NJ mart Of did
real efatc, for the plrPofss aforefad III tLat YOUR
honors would giant her lach other relief as d
your Wifdom hali be deemed meet, aud as the cis.l
cumt1nces Of her cafe may rSquire.-Ald as nl
duty bound ihail ever nray.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-04

.TsIg- FIRM, az Poz1iasa, III ID. SEQ.
UPON the Petition aforefaid, Or
deFed, Th@t the laid Sarah notify the faid James
appear AZ tie next Supreme Judicial Court ~ y
holden at Portland, withiraud for the county \
Cumberland, OF tae third Tusidsy Of septembf
next, by Publiiirng ap susRpd copy W. the Pattloi
and Order thereof 10 the Portland G4rstte thrst
weeks .fuccetRvrly, theniaa publication 10 b 4
leat thirty days before the ieStipg Of faiE c0ufI
that he may then and there faesv caufs, II auy 6s
hath, why The prayer thereof shuuld not be grant
Cd JOHN TUCKER, ctrs,
Atrae coPy--Attett,
SAMUEL FREEMAN, clert.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-04

Lit OF Letters remaining in the. Pea
Office at KENNf5UNE--.5fs 16t5, 1850.
CALLY Banks; Ebenezer Day. J5eH, lob Fofs,
~ NtA5 Joiah Furnald William Hail, Arpz.
n Shadrach Hanfon Samuel Hovey; Thomas
Huff; Simon Lock, .PbiEei1arg Ephraim Lock.
Coxb2H Sally Long; John Millet, ArsOrStl; Rob-
ert hatcheil Mary Mitchell, Lydia Wake
". B. 7bels rHncs eDit6 40 t0sOa aazs~ez, are a.
KrHaebugk.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-04

n NE Gem nifi0ners appointed by the Hon. H.
: LIAM GeRHAM, ZIG. Judge ofPioba,r fr
me county of Cumberland, Oh the shate of SAM,
UEL PROCTOR, late Of Durham 10 fad cnuHiF,
5eoraan, decsaled, reprefented inioiYenla
HEREBY give notice, that they will attend y
receive and examine the Claims aganf fald tfas,
AZ the dwelling honfe of WtLLtAm HoYT 10 Dur
ham sforefaid, on the third Monday OF this agl
the five follcwing uonths, from Eve 40 fix claek
afternoon.
William Hoyt,
Daniel Hanfon,
+ Dar5dm, 7f5 Jaly, 800.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-04

NOTICE is hereby given, thar tn
y Y lublcribcrs have been duly appcinted ~.
seutors IF hi laG wan and Teeamrnt of JOHN
PARKER, late Of csarsgeEH, II the couatY K
Lincoln, CsOtemeT, dsceai-a, and have urtsr.
takenthat ruf by giving bond As the law drsa:
All perfons therefore, having demands agaiuf II.
Eitste ct iaid deccsled, are drfred TO exhbi u.
iame Tor fettIement and all indebted 20 fad EEst
arr rscueled to make immediate payment.
ANDREW REED,
ELIZABETH Parker, f'''''''
bf4g zS, 1900.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-04

NTHEREAs the Legislature of this
Wv Commonwealth have paf1ed law 10 prevent
the fpreading of malignant FEVtRS, and Contagious
hcknels; aud among many wholesome regulations in
faid law. by the nth fs6ion thereof towns are mpo.
cred 10 choofe HEALTH CosMrTTEE, as follows
&C Be II further era6Fed. Thai each to7l,1