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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-11-18

sic Ct the rca ret.u,Tnl raf-ohs
Charge each o'Ser 9Th in.euticn, 20 ina.
and dc!troy the pYk,c weif.,e-they e.J,a.
S'r TO b'scS-n each otLey's cha-aT.r,, sc;,
th,y rani7ck ,ke world Tor cif.,race fnl an,...
.iotes, by which to crin,iuate each o.hero,
in'snIionE. and reader ridiculous tie ob;ras
OF Their fury
The republicans OF he countrv will re-
coi'ett, thst the quarrels os tn (c TWO ar;a,.
cratic 'acsiona aear 20 reistiou 20 the ouiI,.
n'e'eA---thst Adams acculs; P.nck osv. &c
Being uadcr Britih inSu.nce, and unresf,n-
Abiy attached 10 that ,nansrchy, Will. \.
h'mte.f has written in prs;fs Of i, and b.,
declared that THE country cannot be hap,v
without an hereditary chef ma eiiira,e.
Hamilton IS eugsgci n The cuntel avsi,.e
Adams, and OF coartr i. Is prefunnsd a..
wiihes Tor the ion of Pinckney, hi.
man was among re arA 70 frecca r1op,r-
chic7i IDEAS and p'an'-he has iaid tha, Ia
cobinifm 10y which, fife ne,ns any ,A;1e-
n application 70 ,hi' country, is Intended -
dctgnate the repN5licao paytyl threatens -
tociety more icriou, evil, than the the. e,ear
ieouTgee OF The haman race, war, petilence
and famine
Then all theft leading Characters off.de.
ri arifocracY 7rc u.iioru'y oppafrd to ,i,.
democratic fsptiineuts of the count. s,4
uriveTi7iiy attached to the ipirit aud fol g,
of nonarchy.
Il !; for The people of thefe Rates to de-.
te-mine, ~he'her fuoh men ere any iorrrr
to be trutel-wheJher They have no, AREA
ccy iorte' ed every claim to republican iuf.
tragc-ano whether the ele.iion of TEF
FERSON is not the only event that can ~
pre'cot prs!erve the republicanifrn and hap
piueis OF the country.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-11-18
COMIE DE ST JULIEN,
c. N. TALLEYN-AND
NEW YORK, November T.

PolIIic1l opinions are always diverffied in
all corstfieS, and even in thofc that me rae
aherc the BATS mutt be republican, the cal
cuiations upon means and nra3urcs have ever
been various, and frequently in oppnf,inn,
A hriet attention to the nature OF ,lf
principle, and the mean, of p.eferying equa,
liberty, ought 10 teach the citizens OF III.
Uhi'ed States, !-Gon of important inforna.
zion, in regard TO the motives by which The
political parties are influenced.
We have feen this country for fv- and
wcn,y years PAD, lubieded to the cef1,t of
political cont,overfy but in the cauf, and
naaaeensn, Of ,his controversy, there hs,
oeen a coniIant diiclolure Of 7icwe, fo.m;oc
\ clear folu ion 20 the Installations Of d..
ferent juutos, aud Demanding Of the public
opinion, cooeancy ard fi,nlne s Of deciGon.
upon The utnot iutereltirg fubiee}s.
After the name of whiy and tory had S;.
ven place 20 fnbfequent appellation, of
more mild and lsfs diRinguif.ed nature, ,hc
ipirit by which thefe two parties were in,
Aueuced Riil rsnai9--i, was the eneni.s os
the r;7ou,ion that conterded for the abol;-
,ior OF epithets, which tended % b6os III,
eonlpicuous characters who had aaed q
gainit liberty and the revolution, into iuGt
contempt.
Thcie d'liu6sions and spp-iIation9 which
we're afterwards Adopted, carried s!ong with
them an effect equally Injurious, and eGea.
ualiy defcr;p'iVe Of the leading feature. Of
their political opinion.
Federal aud anti-f federal, occuo;ed Coy
time he Discriminating di-ifous o. the conn.
tty. Anti-federd YVES at leugth converted
Inigrepublican, end in general, the sd,ncs,s.
under the former federal sppells,ion becsmc
th- adhereots Of ariaocraey or moza che.
ihey could not however agree soo, The ~
didea,ion Of the new princin,e, or rather IN.
Old one, which they intended L, r.y;z, II
America. ] hi' excited refentful sr;opo6,,..
among The part zanS thsmlelyes, sod the No.
nod a, at lsngih arrived in which poI,,ic,l
sxP!oiiou Of accrimOBioua and higblv co,o.
boa. be materials, has exhibited rlelf -
public view. ' -
Adams ald Pisckney have bo.a ,b.;r
Hrorg sdherents, aoJ Hamilton h., E,oe+
TIE hAme. which viii probably work f.rior,
dstrsetion to the popular poli.ieal Evidence
OF INC ooniendlng parties
ibis federal monsrctical party ,b.p f,l;,
ana c''idsd IN It's WE'VE, yields to the eEer.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-11-18
ALBANY, October ,r,
EF:t53 Of .ci'e- . 4 gerfls,77n in t5it cir,
dated ''orttord. SeblcxJer &c, r9co r

EF:bs3 Of a lci;e- . 4 gerfit;77n IN t5;f .;,,.
dated ''ortord, SealcwBsr 2s, 1sco 4.
" herewith encloic yon Mr.. BiSob,s
orat'or. l would ~econn-pa it q al lin
particular TIE landed in,ertft of cur con{ryl
'Tho ave deG'ou- of being scnfairted With
he principles of 'hc Conli,r,ico Of he
Onted S'a ca This Ovation may De called
" joTaei6irg revo Under he fan - aud cer.-
tainly viii be confdered 70 by MANY tor
this rca'ou lie had lis birth 10 Connr6fi--
cut Yes, in Connecticut, tie nurferv oF
Arl'ocracy! Had ,heCe rcntimen,, bee,
prcn2nnccd a year az, the anth,r vou,d
have been Immediately facrifced to spneaf,..
the advocates of ,yrancy ard oppreRion
and even now, it vas nor ia;eudsd BIZ The
aHFoe'at'c faction thar he Gho Id inter fuch
impor art truths 'Si,h inquiry for as viii
appear by the following, the fpnit of oo-
prefllon fill sniraies thar FxSt;sn.
The Circni; Court recently clofcd Their
leitions in this city; I am infor med. ana
from inch authority that doubt nor in the,
Leaf the truth of the information, tia, i.
wa the intention oF the jury 70 have pre-
tented Mr. B az enclofrd wii;n he fepcr Of
the Sedition Law bnt uplucki!v for ;bey,.
they were disappointed. The Chief InGice
(C9Rr7gJ difnifIed them before trey were
a@sfe OF 1t eonfcquently they bad not time
20 report.
RslPeaiog the late elsaiou--ihe dsy
clearly demonstrated the ;ncreafe Of Repub-
l''snifm. We, much will be fsid of ,hr ,r;-
ur1ph Of Feders'fu; bn, let me tell YOU.
that although here viii be majority Of
FrdersliRs in the fate Ahembly fas was ex-
peeted lin many towns the number of Re-
pu6l;clr trsemen IS nearly equal to that Of
tederal'ts--towns where till now RepphI;.
sniim was in a manner ex,irea where pol.
pit declsmations, aod vlifyine af1trt;ons.
have been le7sled at ,hofe known. or eve.
.Nppo!ed 30 Pofsfs republican princiuies.
Wien means csrnot be conceived, than voere
ulcd IN many places 10 influence ,h;s ele9;-.
on and IN ievefal towns the mfgi?fys of ibe
Golfe' delivered difcourGss in the rorrine oe
eieH'o, day, in which .715scjsn and tie prin-
c'Psi Republicans in The United States ,geye
THANKFULLY traduccd, viii ed and abufed."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-11-18

rnG-s'r- il. cch-irgs; a03 r. .uI-r S.n's OF the
accunooied n'rf sv's, on yh:eh enc ivlS.j-d.c =
yer. c.a!s Q, oTf cy'aa, !shj=c'i ,ru't ne~siiary
c.rc3t, il IS s:!sr,.l tha; the rl"s ample iccu-.'y
Sc aEosSSl 10 a.i i%sRle-, 10 other laval dca!r-s
IN cc:u, AID oshc. Estillrs - pT1vG.on w. have
therefor. thought e.. by md ,h she advice .. our
p isy CcJu-... 70 lgoe Til. eur Royal plos.lnatit
en, hereby giving no,ice ui chr determined rc:o,u
ton sne 6iaaily to exert our Royal Authority ios
fspprelhng and ran.lhing every attempt tending
70 impede the regular IIppiies OF ,ae kia,set. or
70 interrup- i;;urh The ice iae Of te ARTICLES
brought 90 the same by sets o. violence, by ia,
ti.n.5sti0n, or by injuring modelling the per.
ioDs or properties .! any uch DEALER IN corn,
t.es articles Of pro viiion and nriety command ng
aud requiring III the Ligutcnants OF our counties,
and all our juilises OF Shr Peaee Sheriff, and Un-
der ShcFis, and all our Civil o.iicsrS whs;icever,
th1t theJ do take the mod eifeesual Enr lup.
p'elrg all Riot., and 'rUmults and to that cad DC
sGe.tually put III execution aG o Parliament
ma Z III The hrie ycarof the reign OF Our &c <oy~
al Aneeilor OF glorious memory King George the
F'rit, in;itu;ed g An As preventing Tunu.;s
and riotous AiIepblies, and Tor the more fpeedy
ana etfcetual puniaipG the Rioters and al other
Laws and Statutes made againlt Kiots Routs, and
! unlawful aHerubcs (; ard 90 aHo ute their srnloft
endsavours for diiesvSrngy ieiSing, apprshe;pl-
! Eg the pet,nns who may b. concerned in sn7 fuch
riotous and dangerous practices, 10 the end tn.t
they may be brought 20 iuilsee and tina, the isid
hieutenants oil our counties, Juices OF the Peace.
| aud al other out Civ! Olnccrs TO whom i may
aPpertain, do give the neeeiary dire9iors tina, fui
fieient watch and ward BE- duty Eept at luch tin,cs
and places they l,ai judge ncee@ry Tor tile pre-
venting and iupprciling the like diloriercrs and
sc do HEREBY iGr,her ltrIctly char. and command
all oui Officers, civil and Military and all other
our loving iu1ects, th4t thy oe aidiug and a.il-
ing III he execution OF our com made herein AID
in the ieis rg. apPreheodnGj and taxing, al per-
ions who have offended or ihai offend IA Ynanner
siorelaiI. And We do hereby furtArr charge and
command that the lAid OFT ndeEs be proccu-ed az.
cordinS 10 law being relol.ed TO fupprels 10 sh
Rio5s 8: rumuits by the due puniihment OF Ill ,ueb
1 offenders.
And we do hereby command The laid Lieut,nants
al our Counties The respective lu0.ces Of the Pace
and Other lIIglrases agorJ l4,d ih.s ,hey co from
time TO time 'a"imit ia exact aecouut OF !. H. +.
they Hiatt 90, pur 20 this onE Roysl procia
NATION, TO one OF our pfius! 81 5scc,taries o. State
Given at our Couit at q, e..E0otb The eighte. rrh
day OF Scptcnib-r, ms thou,and eign; hun.
STet, IN me iV.;ietn Year cg our ktisn.
con SAVE The KING.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-11-18
September az.
Preliminarie3 of Peace
FRANCE Aap AUSTRLA

His najeay the Empcrc,, King of Hun.
gary and Eobenia, &c. and the Chief Con-
iui OF The Republic, IN the rame Of the
French people, equally animated with thc
dsiifc OF putting an end TO the evils of war,
ny iPeedy, jut and fold peace, have agreed
upon he following preliminary articles 49,
Art l. There ihsll be peace, ffraIh,p
aud understanding between lis majeay the
EmFsror snd king, ana the Frencd Repub-
lie.
IL. Until the eoDcluion IF defailive
treaty, the armies both in Italy and Ger
macy nan fefpeaigely remaiu ia The poGr-
on ia which thsy are, without szteniioe
thcir petitions note TO the foa,h OF i,sly,
Or his ide his Imperial maiejy cngsses to
concentrate all the lotcro he may hay. ~ the
States Of tic Pope in ghc !og,rc,s o. Aldo
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-11-18

-, to pa' al aad > ihc estrsosi:;s,y iey-
N''.;Sa l. rla4ia-. n u:-&aY, and 10 pie
vent oil debar.sion of the eaep,ica of IN:
%rensa R.ra5lc II Leshorn, OF any o,her
Poir' ON the COATS.
III. The treaty of Campo Formio fh-il
b. aiken as the BATS OF the Derni ise Ysci
;ea'ion, excepting, however, the change,
become r-ceRaty.
~. tIil Imperial Majeay does not on
Pcir the Frenca Republic keeping the limits
OF me Rhiuc inch as they were agreed up-
m at Raaait. /. E The LETT bank Of the
Rhire from the fpo, where the Rhine leaves
he territory OF Switzerland to the point
where j, en'ers the territory of the Da,svian
Republic (; and engages moreover 10 cede
TO the French Republic the foye eighty and
ptopery of Fri:ktha', AID ha, Aeionss 10
he holie oi An!trIa between Zar1,c;i aud
Bate.
V. The French Repnblic is no, Under
.tood TO keep CaiI-l, KehI, Ehrerbreittcin,
and DuT,ldo'f. Thefe places viii be
rallied, on condition that there [,all no. be
RATED on the Right Bank Of the Rhine,
AID for the difalce of three miles, either
any fort,.calions either in aone work or
in earth.
VI The indsmnilics which his Imperial
Majctty the Emperor aad king was to have
Ia Germany, in virtue OF the fecret ar ic,es
of the Treaty of Campo Formio, ihan Be
taken in I,liy; aod therefore, it g,all be &c
!erSed, until the deini,ive Treaty, to ssrce
On the pofrion and the exteu, OF the f4i4
indemGities neverheleis il ihaIl bc eftablih
Ell the BATS, that MS inp~yiai najeay toe
Emperor and k;ng Gall pofels. hehdes the
conntry which bad been granted to him in
'sly oy the Treaty Of Campo Fnrmio, an
equivalent TO ,hs poilcfHon Of the Archbi-
ihopGck ~ Saitlbu'g, the river of the Ina,
and Ssbra, and The ryrol, comp-izing the
town OF WaIierbourg, on the lrfl han. Of
the Ina, within circuit of 5000 totes, and,
the frickthal, which ne ccdes 10 he Frenea
Republic.
VII. The ratification OF the prefert Pre-
limiuary article. (ilaii be exchanged 1, Wen.
ia before the 9Th Thermidor Auc. is J
VII. immediate.y al,u the exchange
ot the ra,'ncations, he negotiations for a
>ehnitIye Peace tnaH continue, bo.h tide,
hlA agfee afon place for ncgocia,ion, the
kienip1'entisr,es fhah be thee ia 20 DAVIS
At he '4'et alter the exchange.
K. Ills Msjeay ,he Emperor am Ki-g,
and tAe Chief Coniui OF the French R<pn5.
!ic reciProci.iy ergsge in their word OF no
nour 10 keep The Pyefent articles .eciel mi
ratification.
x The powers of NJ. de s, Julian b,-
ing contained Ia letter from yhe Emoe,o,
TO the Chief Coalul, the full soac.s ;ngsl.s
with the uiua iormalitics, ilisn be excbar,-
ed with the ratification Of the prefcnt prei.
minaries, whica iliaiI not bind The REFLECTIVE
Government, tili after the ratification
We the undsrGgned have ag,sed upon
and tignsd the pretent preiiminarizs &C Paris.
this 9Th. Thsrmidor (aSth day of July,j
$780, |
(signed)
COME DE ST JULIEN,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-11-18
RIOTS IN TIE COUNTRY.
SOUTRHMPT0N, Sebesu5s, 10,

YeaeTday morning bciy OF women and chill.
dren a'ieribied early in he marie, plsss ar.d
ieized what butceE Was there. which they -etaG
cd Al Is PC. 10 and th'r plan iccaeJ TO be 10 CON
serted tina, they hau couts al both eYren1;tie, Of
! the town. 20 prevent ic6gmcnt IN an, honC- ~
| mop All wa' hoHi ely feized aud brosrb, for.b
70 the umpire5, who Dealt out az dicret;on. ~,
potatoes from the country were alio ihared o,, =,
"a gallon. Not ia,ittied then, this Formidable
oo9Y OF ipnoYA,ors adjourned 20 opuoG,e Mr..
Cranes ;, baker and s'ealrlan, where the Afayor
tor T. Fcyton, 81 and two Aldermen (Nears
aud Dunett), paid them q v,it end notv;,b0.r
ding lis wcrihps well timed and eIegsnt ,d,,,o
milton they were ultimately tacit, and would nov
aVo" LaciT intention for their prcicnt cation
at ait, has osship's patience being exhzuhed. n.
mad recourie 20 the ext-SElity oil the law nv can
Ing the riot ad 20 be read once. Afterwards he
went to the town-honfs, in order TO adv;fc ,v;,t
isieiiow ]uiliessJ which was productive of IN,
following hand"bill being immediately iiIued -
Southampton, Ssj5ffm5etsJ8, 1900.
The MAYOR and magiRra;es are forrv 70 an
isrV= that ipiFit OF dturbanee and riot which bs.
taken place ia the public markets and other narrs
Of the town As this arilss, in all prohab;I;,v
from persona tiGPoted to take advantage of The
PreieHt time of fearcity, for carving on tbr;r
wines to create confuiion e dilordsr in the ,oo
Vae Mayor and jagiATates mol fcriouily caution
all PerioEs from committing any depssaa,ions mn.
on tie property o. any PerfonS whatloe Ter . ,nd
they hereby hold cut irsll iesurity and protetaon
to all lawiui dealers who hali attend m.
as they are determined TO enforce the law ~ ,b-
u;n'oa IL their power And as every psrfon mr.
ieus on ioeh orcaions isinyoved in the conleopen-
ees tseIeof, thsy give notice that prots,p,ions
Will be commenced dgsinlt every peilon no n, al
IN any msnucr whatioever dilutb the pubIic
peace OF inlure the Perons ur property OF ind;v;
duais, as iuck condget will only mcrear. the ,v;
and add 70 the fsa.cty and desrre.. o. prov g;ors
aad they earneitly cell Ill pcr.ons to aid and az
ilit the Civii Power IN preie.ying the peace and
tranquility of the town.
~ order o. the Mayor nd Wsrinrate,.
THO RlDDlEG, Town C.erl.. {"
The volunteer cavalry g, infantry heat TO arm.
and Parld-d the isreets; on additional number 81
eenitab'es or beadls' were fworn in 70 keep the
Peaeei but the moi dilPsrlcd entirely about one
o'clock at noon notwithstanding, the town VA.
P;e?eriy guarded, by the above force, duriag the
night.
One Of the infantry volunteers heG,a,ed abop,
ia orders refPecing firing on his fellow frbir6ls
add was inissnsiy scamSndcd By bis officer 10 de &.
liver up his Ereoch aad bsyo0et. The ezv,r,,
behaved 70 outrageous Ian night, tha, the magiE
trstes were Obliged 70 in;erdci their procsed;oo.
s,herwit. many 2-acrable inhabitants ,yonld he
o;en egfss iouiy injured.
September as.
Preliminaries of Peace
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-11-18
PHILADELPHIA, November =.

u "iad hat accounts ore received by tbe A.
nferies, that new orders have Seen ;Gi,sd ~, -.
srltiih Government TO feizc and bring IN for ~
ySSi'a''or, 0tg' Condemnation. all American v.ost.
bound TO or from an ezepy's port--apd rb,, "a
Lords OF Appeal have reflir.d their f,,;ne,, -
C'rer'7s in every initance, without except,on g.
n'us. Tor the beloved efett' Of our treaty Of Ami.
y. commerce, AID Nayig't'oH, with Grest Pr
Unifed Sti-es and france. We n,,T,a.t nc
priced 20 fee an a,,smpt to fsize and e.,.n.a n
our Ffiga'cs ard yei-' of War. with orr 80
claration Of Var, or Hoaility, on IN. par, of,6.
Br;tia Government, past me
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-11-18

y reported ard believed, TIA. ,l- o,i.a r
FNr' ihor1as Coepe. late journry IN New VII
vas TO Proiecute Alexander = s,.l.o, - -
nisniy fictitious and inecndiary lie, 800 ~
Ffsident OF the U. States. if The "a = 80
Ahu :" nave resion 20 believe thar It ;, -. borS
shHt "ir Coorer will have fuececsed + ;,e;,r-
ing or o' eait in organizing the rroleen,'o.
geini. 'he hbslief. The cdi,ior Law ,,1l H.
ne Pbalari' SrIl. become the jrevnn,I...r.:.
te pu0'ihineu; OF its inventors: and W. LII T.
'hs hg"'c which Mr. Hamilton viii n,,,e s., ,J.
po'ure ~ cuPr't az inc bar OF his ;riere,l eos.
". re, % all othtr', has TIC Kan -esfo, ..,-.
Pi'In o. thie proceeding he who With M l,,,r,.i
,,ase pToiecuied nc Unfortunate F,zs5;,,5,, -
having written a libel as7ina himGlt ARD
no' 'ss''iied With the vefdi3 Of the No. IL
20 I" "a Ct humanity weuld have been; G,g,c,c,,
triumph had the Humanity m fpFe- ,r- -.
he'risis man 10 be TORI from the begcr, cft,.
era children, and confined fer fey,r,l ,,,o,-,l..
lo'ihione goal when frpls word fro,,' ~.
"outa q his retents6 p5oGeeu;or wouid bsy, -.
lesed him. V''N ''9Vt1s'
" hat means Mr. Cooper NAV bsv. ,,..o o,
manure me Yro'ecuifon, " 40 nor L,.s- -
zoe Gaze Of rockingham. Hamilton hss ,c,l;..,.
- a. hu' 70 write ggz4sfsy ietter N -. -
h,1 ssne1ri u New Yott, a. ,.,eueh he t...Dy
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-11-18

FS'e ao.v rrlu<oc crr na5,s;iye &c ~ PC.
aee.iaFs g.: she roPc.a-o. Msy The eni'e
'rader.a 10, o. ia, tranquility which was
Ia osht rc!!c:ct. hcnce.or,h relicTe as
roa' me Ps'uiul TEX OF recording he wild
eaI abSsrd slyen,uTes Of the pcpg'ac-!
rrc:; approximations ;uS!y saier' aiaeI in
the city, $50 ctacers sni cout;abies weTc
sept IA reodlaefs, ledsr6ay ~ ;he Hsartion-
,4ouss. Newga;e. and The tws Comp ers.
% 3'ii't at nomsn,s waning !Houii any
oco16oa cail .hcn. The h%arlosll divided
.tcclrY ioto eight diarias, il each OF which
,wo conGdb'cs pa rolled, r-toruinS 10 the
Maut;on- Hcpi- every haif hour in o,der to
make heir repor,s,
The Lord Mayer, fading that th- Civil
Power had hitlrItp been found inadequate
"a th- difperiion OF the Tio.er., gave orders
thar the military ihould aiio BE- csl.sd out,
Pst5ole the Rreeis in every wa'd, and a6t ac-
| soTding 10 orders, if tlier ihou!d DC Occshoa
for 1t. Strong guards OF cOsBAb!ss were al
70 placed in Biihops-gate R,eet, particularly
in 'he houle OF Mr, Wood and Co. ne
cheeie-mOngers, 70 uniformly mensced, al:
! by Ihsie ;nean' tranquility was maintained
in The ci5y throngh the whole OF the day.,
At az carly hour in the morning pnit-
ing-hill appeared on th- Qoaker's Meeting.
Houle, oppoG;e to BiAops gate-church.
containing thcie words, in large and conipi
cuouq lctters -
I 80 III,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-27

To the Honorable 1ulticcs ofthe Court
Of Common Pleas, begun and holden at Pownabo-
rough within and for the county Of Lincoln on the
frit Tueiday of June, A D. 1900
by Benjamin Hafey their Attorney,
- complains Merriam Orr, and Elizabeth or
both Of ToPham, in faid county Of Lincoln, SIN
gewomen, that Samuel Tnompfon, late of laid
Topfham, biquire, deceafed, intetate, on the esh
teenth day OF September, 4. D. 1894, by his bond
under his hand and teal, for valuable con(dera-
zion TO him made, did bind hmfrIf and his heirs 10
make and execute to the faid Merriam and Eliza
beth, good deed Of fifty acres Of land, fituate in
Toplham afore!Aid, particularly defcrbed in the
bond af0refad, when taid deed ihould be deman-
ded. Now YOU compliments alledge, that after
wards, and often in the life time ofhe fad Samuel,
they demanded of him deed Of the above men
toned prem;fes, but the fad Samuel, being prevent
ed by death, has never made to them the deed a.
forelad wherefore your Complainants pray that
after due notice given to all concerned ia the eate
of the faid Samuel deceafed, your honors would
grant licence 10 and empower the administrators Of
the fad deceafed, 20 make and execute to your
Complainants iuch good deed of the premifes as
the fad Samuel, when in full life, ought TO have
made and executed. BENJAMIN HASEY.
A true copy-Attef,
JONATHAN BOWMAN, JUN. CLERK.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-27
Singing School.
Mr.. FORD, takes this method 70

Mr.. FORD, takes this method to
1N1 acquant the young Gentlemen and Ladies in
inc different ioclctes in Portland thai he purDofes
again, to open Singing School 10 this town, if he
man meet with tufhoient encouragement His terms
VIII be Two Dollars per quarter If fuRcient number
OF icholars fhall offer to make him compensation -
otherwlle his terms will be Two and an Half Dollars.
He ProPofes to have two fchools-onc, of thofe who
have made lome proficiency in Mulic; aud the other
OF thoie who have never learned the Rules The hrn
to meet at Mr. Pyeatjf's Se5ooLHoge, on Wcdnefday
and Saturday evenings; and the other on Monday and
Thorlday evenings No fpe6tators to be adslitted
unlels by particular invitations.
Portland, z7tb OG7 1890
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-10-27
The proprietor of the VILLAGE Ha,

The proprietor of the Village Har-
mony has taken great pains to improve this Fifb EA-
fioH In tome inltancc' he has eft out piece, and
comprced others to inlert in their room inch mnGc
as y belt calculated pelGc the taRe Of thole who
POiiefs the delicate tone and the nicet ear
L Is not IN eaiy matter to pleafc every body His
principal deGgn is to peale many as pofibIe anc
leave the others 10 pleafe themlelves
The Village Harmony is 70 well known and 70 gen.
orally uted, that It needs comment to recommend il
to the public. Il contains as good an a0,eai and AZ
rich v1rirty of Muic, as any book in the United
States. Its Rules plain conce, and eafy for Begin
erS The greater part Of the mu6c i eaiy and Sni-
matEg, and will be found to be extremely wall caeula
ted for Divine Worfhip
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JONATHAN BOWMAN, JUN. clsy1.

LINCOLN, G-Coayt 9f Cannon Pleas, at Po1unaL
borough June Term, 1909.
Upon the complaint aforelaid, Order
a. That he fad David Douy notify all pefons ntereed
therein, 70 appear at the Court Of Common Pleas
TO be holden Toptham, within and for the county Of
Lincoln, the lccond Tne(day of September next by
FULFILLING an attelted copy of lad plant with this
order the con, three weeks luccehivcy in the Gazette
printed in Portland by Elczer Alley Ienk.-the laR
publication to be three weeks leaf before the fitting
Of fad Court; alto BY poGng an atteed copy of faid
complaint and this order thereon in lomc public place
in lad Topham three weeks leaf before the fitting
OF lald Court; :hat they may then and there appear
and Thew caufe any they have, why the prayer thereof
Glould not be granted.
Attea-' JONATHAN BOWMAN Jun CLERK.