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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-08
Relpe6ting the Interior Of France.

LoNDoS, JULY II.
On Saturday We received the Paris journals
to the 10Th infant.
The mott new and intereling parts relate to
the internal politics Of France Some time ago,
by an extract from The Decade Phi.olophiquc,
We lhewed that the party Of The Philosophical
Republicans are jealous Of the party Of Con
cord, ofthofe who, il their dtGre Of uuaninlty,
iacrihce every Republican principle, every
revolutionary inlituHon who, under pTetence
Of cruhing all factions, aiIume fovcreign, a
delpotic authority.
A new academy for the infruction of youth,
or rather ar old one revived, has h-en openet
in Paris, theavowed objea It which Is 20 cor
rect the vices and reform the morals which have
been the conleqnence ofthe revolutionary edu-
cation.-An attack like this upon the Iscobin
fyRem could not efcape notice, and accordingly
we find it has excited tie bitterea invediyes Of
the Journal already mentioned. wv Every in1am-
matory topic IS touched upon 70 alarm he na-
ton againa the conduit Of the Government, IN
which Bonapatts IS never implicated further
than as miled Magifrate. The inlecurity IF
The Proprietors Of National Domains is limited
at the word people l. repeated IN a manner,
calculated to route the relentment of the lower
claaes, and an alarm is particularly attempted
TO be RATED againG he return ofthe Prsls and
Emigrants, and the federation Of the Catholic
worih'p. The unes(nsf5 Of the Jacobins at the
indulgence Government thews TO The perfecuted
claGes is great. and threatens 60 produce pop
uiar commo,ion, which the genius Of The Che
Confu will no doubt prevent. Il is remark
able that the Jacobins Of Paris "a, uld cenfu
the Governmental for reviying the ancient ;naitu
tions, and that the Englith Cabinet Ia ould make
war upon the Government though our Minia-r
profefs to have The reRoration Of thefe inaitu-
tons chiefly in virw.
The fummer, It has b:en obfervod, generally
produces commotions in Paris and it has been
humourny faid, thar nothing Pr;ferves tranquil
ty 70 well as rainy weather, which Keeps PEG
pie at home. The pre!ent fair leaion il not
without the ulual 1ymPtoms.
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Paris, we learn, is thronged with emigraots.
AL who have not been in arms againf he Re
public are permitted to return and lo long as
they refrain from meddiing with the goveru-
ment, they and fuch parts Of their property as
have not been fold are returned 10 then-they
are unmoleaed ;-Bonaparte enjoys unlimited
conf lence; and appears to be as firmly eaab.
lined in his authority as the king Of Grs4,bri-
tain il in his.
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Buouaparte. on his return, met fome Of BIZ
ola ioldisT. Al Lyons. Ee sccoaed shem b
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-24

Gee. O. ffflu DC II further enacted, thas
when the communion OF either of the fad
offences fhaIl be eitabliihed again.t any
perfon IN any civil action, or by any crimi-
nal pro1ccution, the record in 1uch actlon
ihali be good evidence in every fuit or &C
ton which may thereafter ariie, tor the
purpofe of proving either of the offences
atorefaid, although the party or parties to
iuch fubiequent tuit or action was not a
party in the fad fuit or action whereby the
1aid tact was efablilhed.
Sec. 7. And be it further enacted, that
an acquital i'll criminal profecution for
the offences aforelaid, fhall not bar the
party who means to avail himlelf OF tb.
cominiii'on Of the crime on the part of the
offender, from introducing evidence to
prove the fast, and if proved the fame con-
iequences {hall enfue as to his holding pro-
perry Or the right OF bringing an action as
If the offender had been convicted IN
criminal pro{ecution.
Sec. s. And be it further enacted. that
II the representatives or heirs of the often
der or offenders in the premfes fhall not
within twelve months after the commifion
OF the offence aforefaid, take poGeiI.on O.
the eltatc, Or take eHettual itcps for re-
celvlng the fame ponehion, the property,
whether real or pertonal, OF the pcrfoionfo
offending as aforefaid, llall accrue to tn.
commonwealth, and it f1all be the dut,
OF the eicheator to proceed forthwith as ii
cafes or etCheat. Saving however ti
rights OF infants, pericns Of non compc
mentls, and perions beyond the feas, VIII
ihall within the time of II months atSe;
their feveral disabilities are proved, bu,
In fuch cafe it flall be the buinets of the
couEt IN Whole jurifdiction the offence was
committed, to appoint guardians or a com
mittee to take care OF the fame and be
tore any Fer.on illaIl fucceed to the poGei-
iion, or ihall attempt by fuit to reduce t.
Poiieillon the eitate OF the perion 10 Offend
ing, ne fall make oath in open court tina
his Claim IS with bona fde intention O;
holding the eltate himfelf and not for tie
benefit OF the offender.
Sec. 9. And be it further enacted, thai
ifany perfon or pertons G1all for the pur-
Fc1e OF eludlng the operation Of the pro
vliions Of TINS law leave the fate, the y :
ion or perions 70 offending fhall be deeny,
as guilty ard be f4bject to the like penal
ties as if the offence had been committed
within this commonwealth, and the often
DER or offenders may be tried in any
court In this commonwealth having iurif-
diction in criminal cafes.
And whereas the exiting laws pre-
cludes the puniihment of thofe who arc
guilty of the moh irritating infults unlcis
thoie in1ults are cloathed with certain H.
legal expeditions, and whereas this circum-
fiance has been aligned in extenuation of
the offence intended to be prevented, that
In all actions which fhall be commenced for
words, no exception ihall be taken there
to that fhall take from them the trial by
jury, but the fame ihall be cognizable be-
fore the jury, who ihall fay what damages
IL 4 r n
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Or Inc Dey compelled capt. Bainbridee
TO perform this fervice, and threatened,
IN Gale of refuial, War to the United
otates, and Slavery to the officers and
crew OF the George Warrington. The
Icy alto United, that the Brutus would
unload, and go to the Lie OF Rhodes tor
cargo OF Iurks-no pay or freight to
De ailowed-but the voyage to be con.
ilderec as favor by the United States
through the influence of our conlul, MIR.
Obrlen, and the thip's being private pro
Perty, and having rcriihab.e cargo, Inc
was executed from this iervice. Capt. B.
fearing further ye7uyhti,u embraced
favorable moment oct. z5( Of quitting
AIslers. Capt. B. brought diijp patches tor
the secretary OF State, containing the par
ticuiars OF this extraordinary affair. MIR.
o brlen and capt. cambridge had remon-
strated, but were obliged TO comply, 10
prevent more ferrous reiult. Two days
from Alg.ers, the Brutus was brou ,hl 700
by the Brltih brig Carlnelia, fo1 Egypt,
with dilpa1ches from Lord Keith, wilele
MS Lordlnip, with the feet and transport
was bound. On arriving at Gibraltar,
no ore was permitted to land from the
brutus, as ihe was from the barbary coat
Out an American, retident there, came
ions ilde, and in1Crmed-,hat rhe French
'aarched into leghoin the och OF Ocfo-
Der agreeaoly 70 a treaty with the Empe
OF Il Aller rceeryea keye 5alcm J If
he 9Th q C0o6er, fran L<gboyu, is IL
INT an lbis /uIyetz. -lhe day the Bru-
tus lett Gibraltar, the hip -, owned
~ Metirs. Murray ard Murford, OF N.
DIRK, failed ard was captured in few
'ours by fome Spalliih gun boats-ihe had
pIevlouily been boarded by the fame boats
md cautioned aSainit entering Gibraltar,
Il being declared in fare of blockade by
lis Catholic Majeity---ihe however did
inter and fell her cargo Of hour--lhe was
arried to Alseziras, and would proba-
Sly be condemned. The next day capt.
5. took the advantage OF the convoy of
two irlgates, with SO tran!ports, mott of
them iuil of troops, bound 10 liibon--be-
ore they got through the Gut a w. wind
llrung up, which Obliged the feet to put
nto the Bay Of 1utean, on the Barbary
oaa-found there, 7 fail Of the line, ard
IS tramports with more troops. Next
ay was joined by Lord Keith, with 4
'Acre fail of the line, and number Of fri
gates. The feet all that day ard night
we're employed in watering, as none could
De got at Gibraltar owing to the dry fea-
on. Next day failed with part OF the
@eet for Lifbon, leaving Lord Keith with
the rehdue, and molt all the troops, AT
Tutcan Bay-from whence it was conjec-
tured he would fail for Egypt. Lett the
feet that night.
While at A!giers, capt. B. procured the
following information.
Sketch Of Algerive Sboilahion, for tie lgf
f7Vo years.
II Sail Of NeapoIitans, S;cilisns ard
Maltefe, having Brltifh pahports from
Lord Keith--veheis and cargoes condemn
cd--crews, zIs condemned to ilavery,
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dollars.
At Tripoli they have captured - fs;!
Of SwedeS.
A Danilh Frigate by miGake chaisd an
Al9erine Coriair a1hore near Tunis-for
Wn.ch the DaLllh Governor will have to
pay TO the Dcy e.shs tbowau4 and 10 MS
Mlnliters t7Veaty fb>x/aua doll..ts!
Three hundred and fxty eight French
men were made iiayss III July lan at AL
glers, bat were relealed at the conc,ut;or.
OF the Peace with France.
lhe ApanyH1 Coniul was e DAYS in
chains on account of the f,such taking the
brig Baihaw. Span returned the brg and
crew to Algiers, accompanied with rreients
to the amount or $4,000 doliars--vhich
releated the poor Confli.
Remarks IT -be S3lem Eayt9-.
Look ous United States ct America
or you VIII flare The fate OF the owedeS at
Iripoil.-the Danes at Iunis--and of ma
ny other Nations at Algiers !-.s M,lli-
ans /cr .detence-JAt nat cent for lri-
bu,e -
Ike Lmitcd States nould Immediately
have Tx 'trong frlsates in the Mooiterra-
mean, to Keep Rognes IN ave-. Should any
accident happen to The George Washington,
III her p-tiase to or from Conitant,nople,
the Govern'. OF the United States viii b..
obliged 10 reimburie the Dcy all damages
he may lutain thereby, or his mot rotent
MaJetty will order his Coriairs to capture
American vcitcls.
Among the prefents fent to the Grand
Sel9nior were oue bHnd,ea black Haves, GO
OF them temales-lions, Tigers, leopards,
oftrlches, sc. &c. valued at teversl milf
ems OF collars. Preeious Cargo ta, ar T.
me'1ean Government Iib !-Captain Balm
bridge was obliged to hoiit the Standard
Ct 14Lgiers at his rnain-top- gallant-nlalt-
head, initead Of the -4me,1eau Pendant!
he George WcAmgtou failed on the
10Th Of October, upon her ur4v voyage,
and may return to eais country politely in
July next. She had carried out 70 the
Algerne Government large iupplics OF
flores, which were received on account of
The annual hipulated payments from the
United States. Tie Engliih had offered
a frlg2te Tor thispurpoie, but the Dey did
not IKE to truG them, for fear they would
iecure the treaiure TO tl,cmfelves, as there
had been ferrous Misunderstanding With
them Several Daniih venels were for,
cibiy taken into polciiion, and ordered Tor
the lille of Rhodes upon q fimilar buGncis
with the Wilmington
he kngIifh Conful was at frh refufed
a reception at Algiers, but was finally
permitted to remain there.
Notwithstanding the treatment Captain
cambridge received from the Dey, the
American 'Conlul, and Flag, is more ref
peeted there than any OF the European
nations. The Algerincs obferved TO cap
tain cambridge that he ought to confder
it atgreat mark Of the Dey's favor, to 20
upon his MaJefy's fpecial buGnefs to the
Grand Seignior-adding that it was an
honor ne would confer OH very few others.
There are about Zoo European 1aves IN
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AleX1111T1N AUOc7tyc7.
WEDNESDAY, December "a.
~ To-m0y,o4v being CHRISTMAS,
,se A4vertger qviN not be fubly1ed until
Friay.
Exfraa efa letter f,om captain Br07vn, Of
The United States hip Merrimaek, to THE
Gerefay Of tbe May, dated Ba.Daterre,
81. Kits, November s.
9" left this port the 10th ultimo, and
returned here again lait evening with one
ofthe 6nea briggs belonging to Guadalupe,
mounting IA guns and 40 men,
The following Bill has been introduced
intothe Houie of Delegates of this fate.
.ABILL to amend an at, entitled an aH
to amend the Penal La7ys If this Com-
m2u7vfalb.
Whereas experience has evinccd that the
exiting remedy for the fuppresi on of
the barbaous culeom OF dueiling is in
adequate to the purpoie and the progref
and the consequences OF the evil, have
become 70 deitruetive as to require an
effort on the Part Of the legislature to
arreit a vice which frequently involves
tn. innocent in thofe miisries which the
guilty never fail to fufer vice, the
rclult OF ignorance and barbariGm, julti-
fed neither by the precepts OF morality
nor by the dictates of reaion For the
prevention whereof,
Sec. I. Be it enacted by the General
Aaemoly, that if any perion whatiocver
HAL challenge another to fight a duel,
with any weapon or in any manner what
ioever, the probable inue of which may or
might refult iii the death of the challenger
Or challenged, or if any perlons fnall accept
achallensc or fight duel With any wea-
po,n or any way whatfoever, the probable
niue OF winch may or might terminate in
tie death Of the challenger or challenged,
al the eitate real or per1onal, ofevery per
ron 10 offending IN either way, n.all i,p1ne-
elately 50 ard PATS to and among the heirs
and representatives Of fuch perfors, in like
manner as if he had died intefste.
Dec. 2. And be it further enacted, that
no no PerioTs offending in either way as atore-
l~io' llaii thereafter be capable Of taking
any eitate Or property whatloever by deed.
VIII, or any other conveyance, and that
al lueh eltate or ufe 70 given or conveyed
~ !oel, PeEfons, ihall in like manner 90 and
ee'eend to and among his heirs and repre-
,e'''atiVes, as if fueh pertons had died inte{.
a ss.e' Immediately after fuch gift devife or
conveyance.
anu CSC. 3. And be it further enacted, that
;n g pliion offending as aforefaid, fhall be
AN" sp4ple OF holding or being elected to
vi r poN OF profit, truit or emolument, CT
W, "! OF military, under the government of
'n's commonwealth.
80, zee. 4. And be it further enacted. that
s els Pefion who fhall knowingly carrv a
r. aIa or acceptance of CHALLENGE
rs AIDE =. iuoJett equally with the prinei
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Late from Algiers and Gibraltar,

On Tuefday the 9th infant arrived at
Salem, the fhip Brutus, capt. Brown, in
81 days from Gibraltar, and 40 from AL
giers. Capt. B. informs, that the Unit
ed States frigate George Warrington,
capt. cambridge, failed for CONTAINING
pie the 18TH OF October; haYing on board
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IMPEACHMENrr :
Il SoLIL00UY.

IMPEACH or not iupeach. that is the quefion i
Whether tis,better Government flisud yeld
10 Fnglifil claim the pirate Thomas Nall,
Or to bavl loud gatna Pickering and Adams
Aud, BY oppofng, end them TO impeach Pre-
val - sssf
Nomore, and by avote TO FAY we end
The oaniered ervy and the thouland pangs
We democrats are heir to--'I'is contamination
Devouty TO be wif'd. To ilnpeaah ;--harangue =
TO impeaeh perehsnce to fail ; Ay there's the rub,
For to the abortive aim what taunts fueceed,
When have huhbcred Ger our ffsfIy ipesch,
Mua give paulc--Th hats the prime fear
That makes In oft hold his tongue.
For who would bear the VIII ps and fcorn of TnArcnER
Aud HARPERs zeal, and BAyARD's contumely,
The pangs of Faction fold the Hal'5 delay,
The infolence of England, and the rope,
Which guilty Robbins of the hangmAn takes,
When he hmGef might his quctus make
With mere mefiaa who would fstre bear,
And proan and fweat under keen DASA'j lsill,
But that the lure Of French phofophy,
That nndifeuifed harriet from whole lap
No Jaosbin returns, puzzles the brain,
And makes prop lame minority
Rather than the Gliding Creditor.
Thus Bankruptcy makes malecontents Of all
And thus our native hue of muddeft ltan
Is Gcked DER with the pale can of thought.
(Gassns Of he United Staff, J
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SALES BY AUCTION.
- Marcb I2-The fale of the fol-
Lowing is poponed un,i!welnefday the ash Maj next
at II ociosk, A. A.--Salc TO be on the pennies.
TO BE SOLD,
BE ORDER OF C0VRT,

bl- ORDhH Of COghI,
ONE third part of piece of Flats
" Land, in Portland, in u,e county OF Cumberland
with third part Of the wharf thereon Handing COM
monty called Weeks wharf.
Alto, another piece of Flats Land,
fuate nearly oppoite the houLe of MIR Thomas Beck
Portland Aforesaid the fame being the ihare OF Fats
belonging to piece of lard fold by THOMAS CUsaING,
late Of fad Portland, merchant, deeeaied, to Samuel
NJ. Quincy
ALTO, a large lot of Land iituate in
in King ftrrt in the fame Portland. with dwelling
Houfe fandins thereon, aud the other buildings the
fame, being the dwelling aoufe of the fad Thomas,
except that part of faid lot aud buildings which are
Get off to the ubfcrbcr widow of faid decsaed, her
dover in her faid huibands enate.
ALTO, the remainder of faid lot lalt
mentioned. and the buildings and appuxtensnces fub-
je only to the life etste OF the faid tenant in dover.
The above being all the real eltate
whereof the faid Thomas died feized and poilefied.
will be fold on the day above mentioned. on the pre-
mifes; or 70 much thereof, viii be iuhcent to pay
the iun debts of the fad deeesfed, with incidental
charges
Dated at Portland, f5s birdday y
february, dino D.wiai 1900.
Eleonora Cumming,
AI.;,;q,,,y;, Izi3 E1t,,.
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TO BE SOLD,
On advantageous terms and Jabaeisnf credit
A NY One of the Townihips grant

On advantageous terms and Jat1eism cream,
\ NY One of the Townihips grant
IA ed by the Legislature to B'1sioir coag, fituated
in the eventh range of Townhp. north OF the Waldo
Patent wc of Pencbfcot river and bounded ou'her'y
on the river Pcstaquis. The quality OF Lands, iitua.
ton and proximity to fettemen's IN valuable aud
growing country are fuch TO offer great encourage
ment to purchalets. Also,
About 1900 acres IN the College
rownfp 70 called, being Nc j. in the fra range
,hoye the Waldo Patent There fifteen families
fettled ON this townfhp and the great road leading
from Kenuebcck to- Penobfcot River, padss directly
through it, The Land is OF the fra quality and there
are many valuable privileges in this townlhp IL will
he fold in whole or in part, purchaiers may dehre
For more particular information, inquire oil either OF
The iubfcribers.
William Martin, J comrs,.
Elijah Kellogg,
Ifaac Parker, }
Pstana, Nas6 II, 1890.
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COMMONWEALTH or rfAssAcnUsrTrs.
- n L G AZ fQ-E rr-u----. Qna.

COMMONWEALTH OF massAcnUsETTs.
In SENATE, January IS, 500.
ONthe petition of ELIAS BERRY
and other inhabitants Of grant of land called Plea
fant slounSn Gore, in the county'of York, praying
that lad gpt, together with other grants pecfed in
their faid Peon, may be Incorporated into town
Or.sersa, ,ai the petitioners caule an attelfed
copy OF this clifton, and this order thereon, to
be Publiihedthrec weeks fucellively in JssKs'
GAZETTE, prned at Portland, the Ian pubica
ton to be thrtdays at leaf before the iecond
Wednclday OF I, tira felton, of the next Gene
raj Court, that a,perfons intereaed in faid pc
ttion may then aoear. and fhew caufe if any
they have, why 'heyayer of faid petition ihould
not be granted.
Sent down foroncurrence.
SAMUEEHILLlPS, PreEatnt.
In the EIoufe of Repreptatives, Jan. Is, 1900.
Read and concurd,
EDWARD HSOBBINS, Sneaker.
True copy.
Mlsa- EDwRD M'LANE,
Clerk of Senate.
n HOUSE I'M LOT,
N. E. fide of King-areS TO be fold.
Inquire Of the Printer. March 10.
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1t no perion hail appear to diichargc
laid taxes, and all necefary intervening charges,
or before Tuefday the 2oth day of May next nine
OF the clock in the forenoon 70 much of fad land
haii be fufcient dfeharse thc fame. will then be
Told at public auction, to the highs bidder. according
10 law, at the dwelling houle of fifth Lily innholdsr
fsid Gray
Dasa at fail Gray tie day Of Ma,sS, II. D. 1900.
George Small, Collector.
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS

To the Honorable the SENATE and HOUSE of RI.
PREsENTAriVES, in General Court aIen,bled.
THE Petition of the fnbfcribers, inA
= habitants of that part of Brownield lying be-
tween the foutherly line Of Fryeburgh ard that line
called the line OK the State of New Hampire humby
fhcweth-That your Petitioners labor under great
inconsenences in having attend plantation and other
meetings with the other inhabitants of the plantation
Of Brownfeid. They therefore pray that that part of
the plantation Of B,ownded reprefented in the plan
herewith prelcnted with the inhabitants living o the
fame may be annexed to the town of Fryehnrgh, to
enjoy town privileges with The fard of Fryeburgh,
and your petitioners in duty bound, will pray
Joleph Walker, Timothy Walker,
Benaiah Walker, John Bennett,
Henry Y. B, Olgood, James Bennett,
Supply Walker, jun. John S,ickneys
Joihua b. Ofgood, James Bean,
Ala Colby, Joliah Spring
Supply Walker, Ala Buck.
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December 40, n d. 1899
Jofeph Howard, Timothy Gibfon, 5.
William Wcbler, Joihua Ames,
Amos Door, Timothy Gibion, jim.
John B. Miller, James Howard, jun
Samuel Mansfield, William Lane,
Jonathan Gibfon, Joihua Snow,
Franci; Kimball, James Bean,
John How, John Lane,
Zadock Wright, Ala Olgood,
Zechaiiah Giblon, James Howard,
Dudley Bean, Samuel Mansfield, Jun.
David Milen, Wilton Howard,
Daniel Tyler, Thomas w. Wood.
coMMoNwEALTH on MAssAcHvsETTs.
hSENATE, Jsauay IS. 1890.
On the Petition of JOSEPH How ARD
and others, inhabitants of Brownfeli in the county of
York, praying that sid plantation may be incorpora-
ted into tows:
ORDERED, That the Petitioners caule
atefted copy of their Petition, with this order there
on, to be publhed three weeks iuccsflively in the
Portland Gssats, publialed by ELEzER A. JEsKs, the
aft publication be forty days at leat before the e
eond Thurfday OF the fri felton, of the General
Court, that al perfons Iutersted may then appear
and thew csule f any they have) why the prayer OF
faid Petition fhosld not be granted.
Seat down for concurrence,
SAMUEL PHILLIPS, Pr5dsri.
IN tie Hose Of R1pr1,saia,iVes, Jaa. Is, 1900
Read and ccnodrred.
EDWARD II ROBBINS, sasai~.
True oopy-Atteh,
EDWARD M'LANE, Clt,s IF Senate
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THE nonrefident proprietors of un-

h improved Lands in the town of Gray, herebr
notified that the fame taxed in the bills committed
to me the iubicrber, collector of the town of Gray
aforelad for the year 1872 to collect in the refpeve
lums following, viz.
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TOTICE is hereby given TO the

" nonrefdent Propretors and Owners of Land,
tthe town of sbaPkig5 in the county of York, thae
tr'r lands taxed in tax bill, committed to me
az fubferiber, Collector Of fad town for the year
1b3, to collect, viz.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-14
Tobn f. Dyar,

TIAS for Sale at his TOBACCO Ma
"A NurAcroRY, 6gn of the african Prime, north hde
of the Market-Houe, Booa all kinds of manufactured
TOB eco 81 SNUFF.
Pigtail, Fine Twif, Segars, Smoak-
ing and Keg TOBACCO, &c.
Rappee and Scotch SNUFF, OF iu-
N. D. All orders punetually attended
10, either in town Country.
Bo9aa, Mayeb 9, 1900.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-14

BI ORUhH OF LVFhI,
ONE third part of a piece of Flat
" Land, in Portland, in u,e county of Cnmberlano