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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-22

The late London PIpers contain the tftie,
Official account of tho capture Of Leghorn 80
Florence and The correspondence 6eFw0-
]. ord keith and the Governor OF CadiE.
The French AliniAer Of Police has Puol1ds
A report ietpeaing tie late coniPiraey, =
which he endeavors 10 trace to EnShih hgs''i
as uiual
Mr. LLOYD, Federal Seaator fer MaF5l11'l
has reGgned.
Mr.. Samuel Young, purier q re Do-'
Frigatc, who wa, morial,y wouaded ~ 10
ton with the Berceau-in III. laif moGa
directed that an he bad thoold 60 % n
ttet," and obleryed that lie "eSIs
death, feeling they haI lu5dusi and ea.sr Il
ths enemy's Ihip.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-22

LONDON NOV. q.
The Irilh government have prohibited the diItil.
alton of lprits from every fpecies grain, aud the
expectation Of rice, potatoes, &c.
Several venels have failed from America in ballaf
for the 7urp9te Of bringing out rice, winch Is now
4oCper cwt
An expedition defined arSinF South America, is
nearly ready Sir Home Popham, will command
il. Five or fix regiments will be employed.
NOV. II,
The Ki,s has ifiued his proclamation for CON
veuine the united Parliament, pur;uaut TO the
union with ireland, on the 2ld day d January.
A letter from Liyut. Paul. Of the Neriede frieatt
Il Curacao, (ays, rs has the famous T53ov HucgsI
under MS cave as priioner that he taken pro-
ceedinS 20 Curacao, while it was lunpoicd the
French had obtained pod,tIion Of the iAaat.
Three perions have been taken m for hiCng his
Maiefy as he was returning from the Houit Of
Lords.
Lord Mellon isto havea command ia the chan
nel feet.
Caracchi, and t9 accompGees, have been d,uv-
cred tOthe criminal trbacsl, tJr confptr,nE assld
Jht iifl Of DJr2p9Ttts
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-22
pRla, OCT. a.

bRta, OCT. "a.
Citizen Pichoa i appointed French Commifary &c
d'Aft4ires until MinAer is fcnt out
CADIL, OCT. l6.
Lord Keith, wnh bis fleet. has withdrawn from he
fore this city. Il i iaid, the contagion which has
pervaded here, has made its appearance, IN an alarm
ms manner, on board the EugGth ihps.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-23
MUSICAL TIGER.

THE following may be deemed fuficient
proof (if any yet we're wanting) Of The deep haze
and extreme loathing of Tippoo Sab towards
the Englilh nation "A mott curious piece of
mech2nim. as large as life, representing royal
ryger in the al Of devonring proarate Europe
an officer, was found in a room in the palace at
SeringaPatarn. appropriated for the reception Of
muficA infruments, and hence called the Reg
mehal. There are lorne barrels ia imitation of an
organ within The body of the Tiger, and row Ct
Keys Of udtura notes. Tbs POUNDS produced by
the organ are intended to refemble the cries of
perfon in ditreis, in ferm xed with the horr
roar of the Tiger. The machinery is 70 contri.
we'd that while the organ IS playing, the hand Of
the Eu ope2n IS ofen lifted up to express the ago
ny OF h helpless aud deplorable condition. The
who OF this machine, which is of wood was
executed from deGgn Of, and under the imm=
ate orders OF TiPpoo Su'taun, whole cuRom ii
the afternoon it was TO amufe himlelf with fight
OF this mferable embematcal triumph Of the
khododad over the Engl,h circar The Khodo-
dad iignides the God gwen Sarear, the royal ty-
ger, the immediate emblem of the MyGore gov
eminent, and the armorial bearing Of bis family:
more appropriate one cannot be found in all
the archieves of the heralds office.-Ths ma
chine has been lent from Madras 10 the chair
man Of the EAT India company, in one Of the
homeward fhips, in order that it may be pre-
tented to his majeRy (meaning the King of Eng
land
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-23

PHENOMENON.

ON the night Of the 10th inf. the wife Of Mr..
Thomas Hubbard, Of Brimfeld in TIE tate Of
Connecticut, was delivered Of fingular objea,
weighing about nine pounds.-A child was born,
or rather produced dead, having two heads and
faees-two necks--four arms--four thighs and
legs, and four feet-but having only one trunk,
or body Every part was perfect, and the child
Handsomely fcatured. This is a angular pro
dn6Ion, bat it may be relied on as certain
II any ddPute it, they may fee it by applying ar
che houle of DR.. Thomas Rabbit, Of Sturbridge,
who has obtained lAerty to carry it home to
Preerve IN fPirits, to crafty the csriOGty of the
inqaiitive.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-23
LITERARY Fraud.

THE Citrate Of Elmwood, tale, faid to Be
written BY Anthony P4fquin, Efq. is publiihng
in parts 10 the Columbian Pherik. 1t j. fid
20 be the on.g novel ever written by This author.
How Mr.. Pafquin can lay legitimate claim to
this litt'e production we are at lois to conjea-
ure. We have in our. pofrlion volume con.
tanning among others written by Ms. Griffith,
DR.. Goldfmith, &c this very novel of the curate
and bis daughter Julia. : In this volume an su-
thor of the name Of M'Mllan, has the credit Of
writing it. 1t was Publihed nearly twenty years
hnce. III tale Of g;e4t intereR and fmplci-
y. [Farmsr'5 NgC1
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-23
FOR SALE,
1T jerks Bookstore, next 10 The BGas
ageneral afortmeRt Of
Books q STATIONARY.

The New Practical Navigator.
BeIknaP'a Plains and Hymns, at tn
io~ef- pr'ce-Per dozen or Jingle.
BuonaParte's Intercepted Letters.
Common Senle in Dirhabelle.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-23

70 tbe Honorable ibs 'Jgfjess Of the Cart
of General 51Toas cftJs Peace, for NJ county ?t
Cumberland, zvbicb ID 70 b bollea At Portland, ~
l,id county, on tbs 25tb day Of Mare5, 1900.
THE Petition of the Subscribers, IN
habitants Of Brunswick and Durham in faid coun-
~, humbly 1iews-Thst Common Road ir9m
the Upper Carrying Place, 70 called, Androicoggn
Rive in Branwick to the louthwe bend of aid river
in Durham is much wanted. the road now uied
extremely inconvenent, only from It's clrcuiOus
direction. but Especially from levera long and leep
hills which lie in its coure and which render travel
Ing with teams and 10 carriages laborieas difficult and
often hazardous that road might be laid ont in iuch
4 courfc and over fuch land would almon entirely
avoid the aforementioned Disadvantages that luch
road was in fact formerly laid out and for iome time
improved that a few years fnce il by vote Of
The town Of Brunlwick Discontinued, and the prelent
road opened in Gead the eat damage Of your
petitioners, whole bulnefs obges them frequently 70
travel fard road and Of the community Ar large that
The prelent road requires heavy annual eHpence 10
render fate pahengers bat never admit OF eaiy
expeditions travelling that the road forW hch
your petitioners requeA, MIGHT they believe, VI a
lmall annual expence be made and maintained IN luch
facilitate and expedite ia sreat degree
not only the Pafage of carriages, but particularly thar
Of loaded teams.
Yur petitioners therefore deGre and hope. that the
Court will be plealed appoint Committee 10 Jay ont
laid Road according to law.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-23

SONNET-TO FRIENDSHIP.

:. - - -. - 81.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-23

SONNET-TO FRIENDSHIP.
IN thou whole name too often is prOfand!
- Whole charms celestial few have hearts 70 feel
UAkncwr II folly--aud by pride dldain'd
ITO thy Oft FOLIAGE may nv forrOws Neal
Like the fair Moon, thy mild and genuine ray,
Tho LIES long ev'ning fhal vncoudcd IaG;
While peafure's ftail attachments Zee, aways
As fades tht rainbow from the northern blaA
IT'S thise, Oh NYmph with bslmy hands to bind
The wounds inflicted in misfortunes form,
And blunt fevere sfliEtion's llarpcR DART
lis thy pure fPrit my AunAs mind,
Beams thro' the penfve roftneG Of her form,
And holds its aItar--on her fpotlels heart,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-23
BOSTON, MAY 50. 1855.
sosroH, MAY 50, 1855.
PROPOSAL, by jaw Russell,
For Pubihing by subscription,
DjSou,jSs on Da0fza.

THE Editor of this work RESPECTFULLY
d acluaints the public that he h4> been induced
to this undertaking BY many friends Ct high PoItca
reputation
Thefe Difcourlcs were originally publidied in the
Gazette Of the United Sta but they did NOT allow
10 that portion Of political virtue which our
citizens, the time Of their fr appearance lin 1900
but too erroneouay uppofed him polcls they
either condemned libel on his nature, viewed
with e4loufy, a. nimical to his freedom. Our obler
vations from abroad, and experience At home, have
iucc taught the eons they intended to incul
Gaze; and thole evils which they defgned pre-
vent have borne he tehmony Of their Truth
Il is unneceTary mention the snk or reputation
Of the fuppoled author give ebrly to the work
The Dilcourles allowed, by the bel judges TO form
complete efT4y afociated man; which practical
improvement is drawn from profound nvehgaon
his principles Of a6tioR, Individual, trsced
their effects in his relative capacity; and from the
light Of hlory and thorough knowledge Of his
ture, his pa dfaer made fubiervient his pre-
fent and gu ure happiness.
The maxims iacucated are calculated to fecure viz
tue by laying reitraint upo1 vice; give age and
vgor the Of liberty, BY pruning is excreeuces
and 70 guard 1t againR the tempen Of faction BY the
protection Of firm and we'll ~alan cd government.
work combining 70 much excel ence. on (uhjs6
Of fuch dignity and importance cannot be much
appreciated. Cnnccving il to he bob uefuI and hon
orable to his country he Editor IS deirous 70 give
more dur able pub city and oe-vng the work vii
meet with a welcome recepr on from his fellow c zens
he PERFUMES that to ofer proplfals viii preclude the
necey Of foicng the patronage Of the public to for
ward his deGgn.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
THE 7vorE zvH max. 9q7 400 70 40 Lge olvs pays
and 7OK Be friate 1Oib bano~. te, Be- bT f"yP'iT
ing PAPER
4r;H5f reay boaaf aadis and aSesrsi 70 fHri-
5ert az s7yo doAdrE,
A7efB. rI1ss fJlBEri5er zuR B. gsi1s5t' tIt zO'rE
- Subscriptions received at JENEs'
Booknore.
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Reeast ts max. Meprsrk Cozcoms.

Take creature Of any age, from to II,
cut off its hair clofe % its head, excepting a
Ii tie Dir refembIing fmal kittens tail, dref
itIn large white towftrs, and high top boo'ees
an putting lighted feg'r il is mouth. fet il a
wa king among the ladies' in Core gardens
TIL m're I'M ke II puts in b. faces of the
company tie better. [NF7gyorE Pg2l
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-23
PHT-STOGNOMl-

A new book has lately been Pub.iAed in En-
gland, and Dedicated to the Dutchefs of Devon
ihire, which is called, " Lavater's Looking
Gals or, ETlys on The face Of Animated Ma
ture; containing DR.. Sues EGays on PhyGogno-
my, with Notes and Rules for Reading Human
Faces"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-23
4HNTrrS

A London paper Of March s, lays, {: the late
Rev Mr.. Rolenhagen i faid to have left
amongR his papers, which he has bequeathed to
his friends, MeGrs, Chaie, Sewer 8; Chafe, and
VIII are on their way from Madras, where he
d-d. folemn declaration, that ks eO1y TIE jos az.
t5'r 9ftke Lsfttr5 Of Tgnim.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-23
k0R cir,
NOTICE.

MIR. HOW, Pofrider from Portland
Iva through WndBam, RAymoq-toa OfiyfeH Bri9s.r
WateyJ5rd Bef6sl, Nor70ay, Pal H.br.n BgeLfeJ g
and PokrrI informs thofe perions for whom he care.
Newspapers, that the fra year Of his riding poa Mn
expire in July next; and many Of his Cuhomer, M
delinquent il paying him up according 10 ayr emept
he calls upon them to make it convenient a, loo6
as poGible to difchare his fmall fees and thereby ,
bic him to continue his route with fatsfacton % n,
employers and pealure 70 himfaf Ty-.4
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-23
THIS GAZETTE.

. PHSsJR.'S 'Very MONDAY az z. 4. FENEy5 oryIa
Hs"f go. e h- PORTLAND BANK, A1id4s-ShA
7'le,e oa3sr15tf Advst easzt5 80 Csv74sa.isa5, N
TeeeiVsd cgitJ aiterti9a
- TIE Price is ONE DOLLAR q FIFTY CENTS
year. Executive Of Poa4gc. - P4a5Tsai gsy-cHA n
rs7l5seZ
- T5e exfagfgs aH4 yael, in.r.=fzr ei-atlaaa- or w
CeEetft re74sT5 it biSH z3vartsS sps for HDYER7SE
NEVIS zDlies XIII e istrfs5 resS7aiy, ard il H.
GaiE.Es r7Gsssys
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-06-23

1t a Court st General Se6Tarf oftbs Ptats for tbl
county Of CpaJsriand, b;g4u and balts1 az Part
land in Eaid county, on The lat Tg5EAy Of March,
n. D 1900
On the Petition Of William Hunt, and
above one hundred Others whereof the foregoing j,
oopy-ORDERED That the Pettior ers give notice
20 all concerned, by FULFILLING copy Of laid Pctto
and this Order. in the GaZErTF printed al Portland
by EA=sy Il. Tent5 three weeks fucccfhvely, the an
publication to be three weeks lean before the third
Tuefday Of October neat, tn they may then at fad
Court to be holden al Portland aforef4d have oppor
tunity to make objections if any they have, to the
granting of the prayer thereof
1stteF, Samuel Freeman, CLERK.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-03

To the Honorable Jufticcs Of the Court
Of Common Pleas, begun and holden at Powuabo-
rough wiEhin and for the county Of Lincoln, on the
fri Tutlday Of June, D 1900
by Benjamin HaGey their Attorney,
1B complains Merriam Orr, and Elizabsth Orr,
both Of ToPlham, in faid county of Lincoln, SIM
RIcwomen, thar Samuel Tbompfon, late of fad
ToPham, Eiquire, deceaied, inte6ate, On the riehr
teenth day Of September, A.. o. 1894, BY bis bond
under his hand sod tsal, for valuable conhdera-
;on 10 him made, did bind himlelf and his heirs 10
make and execute to the faid Merriam and Eliza
beth, good deed Of fifty acres of land, ituate ia
Topiham aforei4id, particularly defcribed IN Ia
bond aforeiaid, when lId deed lhould be deman-
ded. Now you compliments alledge, thai after
wards, and often in the life time ofthe fad Samuel,
they demanded of him deed of The above men
toned prem;tes, butthe fad Samuel, being prevent
ed by death, has never made to them the deed a.
fOrelaid; wherefore your Compliments pray that
after due notice given 10 all conceraed IN the e(tate
Of the faid Samuel drceafed, your honors would
grant licence to aud empower the administrators Of
the iaid deceaied, 20 make and execute To your
ComPlanants iuch good deed of the premfas as
the taid Samuel, when in full life, ought to have
made and executed. BENJAMIN HASFY
A true COpy--Attef,
JONATHAN BOWMAN, JUN. Ckrk.
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Singing School.

MR.. FORD, takes this method to
1VA acquaint the young Gentlemen and Ladies in
the different ioccties in Portland tina, he purpoles
again. to open Singing School ia this town, II he
hail meet with fufhcient encouragement His terms
will be Two Dollars per quarter if fuGcient number
OF lchoars ihall Offer, TO make him compensation -
otherwIie his terms will be Two and an Half Dollars
He propofes to have fchools-onc Of thole who
have made fome proficiency in Mulc and the O. her
OF thofe who have never learned the Rules The fra
70 meet at Mr.. PrsatE's Se5oo-I one, on "Wednesday
and Saturday evenings and the other on MONDAY and
Ihuriday evenings. No fPettators to Be admitted.
unlefs by particular invitations.
Poy1ian4 z7B O9 1890.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-03

That, if any perfons hall, after the
lac day Of February 1907 have in their cutodv or pof
teihon' any veilum, parchment or paper, marked or
hamped by the iuPervors of the revenue upon which
any matter or thing charged with duty nla lot have
been written printed, thew may at anv rime .5;r
be ase 81 SlSy days after f5e I La y Of February 1901
bring or lend iuch vellum parchment and papers. IN
to lone once OF mPeGtion, and in lieu thereof receive
hke quantity or value of vCum, parchment and pa
per- duy tamped IN puruance Of the act herein before
recued' and 10 cafe amy peron 1aI neglect or refule
within the time aforefaid, brHg or caufe to be bro
unto iome officer OF INFECTION, any fuch velum parch
ment or paper It hereby declared thar the fame will
thereafter be of other effect or ue than if II had
never been marked or amped and that all matters and
Things, which may after thar be written or print
ed upon any veIlum, parchment or paper authorized
10 De exchanges in manner aorelad, will be Of no 9TH
er effect than if they had en- written or printed on
paper, parchment or vellum not marked or TANNED.
w
And for the convenience ofthore perfons who NAV
be inclined 10 have their vellum parchment and
paper hamped or marked, it is thereby declared that
when any perion ihall depoft any vellrm parchm mt
or paper at the office of fupervfor accompanied with
a lit, lpecfyng the number and denomination Of the
famPs Or marks which delred to be thereto afix-
ed the fame will be tranfmited TO the General Stamp
Office, and there properly marked or hamped, and
forthwith ient back the fame fupervror who will
thereupon colleGt the duties and deliver the paper.
parchment or velum the order Of the perlon from
whom the fame received.
Given under my Hand and the Seal of the Trea-
q, Sd fury, at Warrington, the day and year above
mentioned.
OLIVER WOLCOTT.
Sefrefary Of tbe Trealsy.
Nov. 8.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-03

lit Court Of Geaeral Se07oa5 Of The Peace, qvit5in
and far tie county IF Ksnnebee, begun and held at
AagyFa, IN /aid eouaty, on tie EconG Treaay of
June, IN TIE Jear Of our Lord 1900
HPON the petition of IoHN BLAKE
~ and others, repreienting that the county road,
leading from Elphalet Smarts in Monmouth through
an unincorporated plantation called Litteborough to
Cilberts ferry, extremely b3d and aImoA impaable
in fad Littleboroug h-that faid road IS upon land
which belongs TO nonreGdeht proprietors-and that as
a law OF this Commonwealth makes fpccia proviiion
for the making and repair Of roads, in luch cafes-the
faid petitioners pray the Court dreA fun Of mo-
ney 20 be aeied on the propretos of the land afore
iaid iufhcien to eeualy repair aid road. agreeaby
70 the mode precrbsd by the law aforefaid or order
iaid road to Re repaired, BY lueh other means as ad
Cour, fhall Judge proper:
ORDERED, that the 1aid petitioners
notify The propretors aGoread TO appear al the next
Court Of General Sejoas Of the Peace to Ne held At
Auguta, within, and for the county OF Kennebec ON
the iecond Tuefday of December next, b. publfhing
the iubance Of fad petition, and this order thereon n
the 1zz5IeJsrH5 Me-rHry and Tszt5' Poyil4HF Car ~
three weeks iuccehivey, the I4G publication 10 be at
leaf twenty days before the & ing Of laid Court that
the lad propristors may then and there appear, and
thew cauie any they have why the prayer Or laid
petition lhould be granted
Barzillai Gannett, Clerk.
A true copy-AtteE,
BARzILLAt GANNETT, Clerk.
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The proprietor of the VILLAGE Har-

The proprietor Of the Village Har-
mony has taken great pains to improve this FIJI EaI-
ho". In tome intances he has eft out piecce, and
comPreied others, to inlert in their room fuch muic
as is be calculated TO pleafe the taRe Of thofe who
Pohels the delicate tone and the Meet ear.
Il Is not an ealy matter to pleale every body His
principal detgn IS 10 p'ea1e many as poGible and
leave the others 70 pleale themIelves
The Village Harmony is 70 well known, and 20 gen.
orally Uied, that needs comment recommend it
to the public II contains good aorf7seat and as
rich variay of Mu6c, as any book in the United
States IT. Rules plain concife and eay for begin
ers The greater part Of the muGc is eay and sAi-
mating and will be found 10 be extremely well cacua.
ted for Divine Wor(hip.
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JONATHAN BOWMAN, JUN. cktI.

LINcoLS, G-COuyt of Con,ssz PLas, al PO4oa4k
borough, Tane Term, 300.
Upon the complaint aforelaid, Order
81 That the fad David Douty notify all perions ntereed
therein, to appear the next Court Of Common Pleas
TO be holden Topham within and for the county of
Lincoln, the fecond Tuelday Of September next, by
FULFILLING an atefed copy of faid complaint with this
order thereon, three weeks fuccefvely the Gazette
printed IN Portland by Blezer Alley Jenks-the Iaf
publication to be three weeks at lean before the ftting
Of fad Court; ao BY poRing an atteed copy of fad
complaint md this order thereon in fome puSc Dlar
in fad ToPiham, three weeks at lean before the ttino
OF laid Court that they may then and there appear
and thew cadle, any they have why the PRAYER brrr
lhould not be granted.
Attel- JONATHAN BOWMAN JUN. Clrl.
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That the power of the lupervilors of
the Revenue mark Gamp any vellum, parchment
psper chsrEesaie with dEtv. viii ctafe and cctcr-
mine IRON andaic * months from the date hereof ~
viE. on tie iail iay -l february 1904.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-03
JONATHAN BOWMAN, JUN. ckrk.
LIHcoLs, F--Court Of Common Pleas at Toprhan,
September Term, 1900.

Upon the complaint aforeGaid, Or
derrd, That the laid Merriam Orr and Elizabeth Orr
notify all Perions intsreed therein to appear al
next Court Of CommOn Pleas TO be holden az
IoPIham, within and for the county or Lincoln.
on TIE iecond TrelGaY Of September next, by pub
hihIng an aiteftcd copy oflaid complaint with this
order thereon, three weeks fucce(Iivcy in the Ca
zette printed IN Portland, by Elezer Alley Jerks
Ihe lat publication 70 be three weeks al lcae before
the Fitting OF iaid Court; alto BY puEing an atteGed
copy OF iaId Complaint, and this order thereon, ia
iom= public place ia laid Toplham, three weeks at
iea bstore the fitting Of fad Courts that they may
then and there appear and thew cau[e, if any they
have, why the prayer thereof fhould not be grant
cd Attef-
JONATHAN BOW MAN, JUN. Clerk.
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JONATHAN BOW MAN, JUN. Clerk.
LINCOLN, G-Conrf Of Cot7nson PEAS at 7ets-
ham, September Term, 1900

LINCOLN, E-Courf Of Cohamon Pleas at 7qbi-
tam, September Term, 1900.
The 1aid Merriam Orr and Elizabeth
Or, having neglected to notify, sgreesbly TO the
order Of Court at the lat term they are now or
dered 10 notify all Perfons intereRed in fajd COM
plant, to appear at the next Court Of Common
Pleas 10 De holden at Warren, within apd for the
county Of Lincoln, on the fecond Tu1 lday of la
nuary next, by publilhjng an attefed copy of faid
complaint, with this order thereon, three weeks
lucceilivey, in the Gazette printed 10 Portland by
tLezer Alley tnks-the laf publication to be three
weeks at lean, before the fitting Of fad Court -
alto by pofing az atteted copy Of fad complaint.
with this order thereon, ID fome public plscsin iaid
1oPiham, three weeks at leaf before the fitting az
laid Court that they may then and there appear
aud thew caufe, if any they have, why the prayer
thereof lhouId not be granted.
Attef- IONA. BOWMAN, JUN. Cisyk.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-03
To be Sold,
e. NOTICE.

a Ii Perions claiming Land on
a C,sfab Jfana. e called, now in polelion of the
iubferibeI, reque6ed 20 fhew ther claims, as he
wiihesto have his right leparated Immediately
Peter Coombs.
O5toter 10 I2oo.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-03
Frs@ FaN e D7imer Goods.
NOW OPENING AND FOR SALE,
BY William Goldman,
1T Bis Store IL Fiji Stree.

1T Bis Store il FJb Stree,
4 General ahortment Of Frefh EU-
n RoPEAN GOODS adapted to the prefent
and approaching teafon-Impored by the Ian arrivals
With a great variety of HARDWARE GOODS,
PAINTS. LINSEED OIL, WEST-INDIA GOODS.
GROCERIES, &c. Sc.-AlI which will be fold on
the !owet terms FOR caLl-Whoefale and Retail.
Ot7O6er 20.