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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-11
From Ca, MAssrnAs Gen. BoNArARrr.


"m ny GENERAL, Genoa, TaHf 2.
:" have the honor 70 give you an account
Of the evacuation Of Genoa comfortable TO the
annexed convention. hope you viii find i
worthy Of the obRinate reGaancc Of the brave
garrif,n lhut Up there. We had not hitherto
loR Jingle inch Of ground throughout we
prslcrved a coneant iuperiority; and had II
not been fot want az fubGAencc, we would
have forever held out in Genoa. This day /
gave the folders The lal three ounces OF what
we call bread, and which Is nothing but
wyetched mixture Of bran Of oat chan, and
cocoa nut, without any whcar. We hAve eaten
all our hores.
The mortality occaGoned by famine was at
its height among the people and the t'ooPs'-
Hunger and the boubArdmenr, had excited
movements Of inlrlueaons always ttrilled from
their birth. 1t was il the hope OF feeling you
arrive 70 our delivcrance, that ! carried 70 iar
the ieverty Of meatnres which enabled Us 20
wait for yoSr arrival but our means faIled'
and il WAS neceGAry 20 think Of withdrawing
not to loEt al, and to prelerve 10 che RePobIIe
The remaSd-r of body Of troops whcie arm
nels could not be changed b. hardihips, taIgues,
o. privation hitherto uuhcaId Of their phyhcal
arength bad en- rely failed, and had nohi &
,emaising .JuJ Walking ikcletons. The officer
who carries my ii.paJchvs can tell you 10 tins
r,fpea, all that has been futered to Prete' "
Genoa
81 50 with the carlton to join The centre Of
the army, and % aa there according 70 The ~
lraNions which requel you vii iend me It
is from thence that you thaI hear from me-
Health and Tefped.
lSigncd( MASSENA,"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-11

lE1E5aa, General IL Cbi5f 70 he Cogtph Of ne
FrcHsb KrfaiEc.

From the Headquarters, At Genoa, June \.
"cirizsNs coNsUts,
I" Y HAVE the honor 70 addrsfs to YOU the
4 Convention agreed On for the evacuation
Of Genoa, by the iight wing Of theFrench army.
" From the 5th April We have NOT received
either from France O. C'riica any iuocouFa.
From the 2itl Of May, the Inhabitants q
Genoa have had 10 bread. The army received
only fix ounces compoled Of q mixture halt
bran ADD half maf. For the laa ten days the
MAIZE was replaced by cocoa, and the allowance
diminilhed to three ounces. The greater part
Of >thc horiss have been continued.
"On the 1sth. the troops Of The right wing
began their mach, with their arms, baggage,
and ammunition, 70 rgjuin the centre of the
army, which on the 10th wa, At Alailio.--To
morrow ! hal s. there myielE
/" u ihall have the honor of tranimitting 20
you Immediately, an account Of the events
which have taken place from The 9Th OF April
10 the 9Th Of June.
Health and relpca, MASSENA.
"The account will Be brought you, as we'll
rs he 3 Handatds taken from the enemy, by
my Aiddu-csmp."
Negotiation for TIE evacuation Of Genoa
Ant y The right wing 81 the French army.
charged with tie defence Of Genoa, the Gen.
il Chief and bis StaH, ihei depart with their
arms luI baggage ~ 81 70 rcjn'n The cenIc Of
the army f1Oer. The right Wing, ch arg
ed with the defence II Genoa, lhall depart 10
the number OF about al 5ht thnuIand one hun
dred and ten men, and thall take ire road BY
and 10 70 NY Nice 10 France. The remainder
mall be tran{ported by ica 70 Antilles, Admi
raj Lord Keith engages 70 iurniih theie troops
with fubinence in bdcuits, IN The tame proper
ton that they are ditri1u,cd ~ Enahlh ,roops.
On The other hand, al the AuAraa prioneri
made on the river If Genoa by the array Of
MAIZENA, in the preient year, thdi be gwen up
ia a body Nv way of conipeniauon, ccPtthoie
aheady exchanged ZIP 20 thc Pycicnt time. in
other rcrpc1s, the fh article ihAlI BE fully
executed.
AIT. II. Every Jhng belonging % The laid
right wing, rs artillery, and ammunition ct all
lorts, Mall be traufportrd by the Engllh fleet
70 Anrjbes o. to The Cu'Ph Of Jouau ---Asc
Grained
- The article are III ii numher--the reGdne pro
vide thar the fc, &c thall he well treated, and ient
10 Antilles THAI none M the Gcnucle thould bc mo-
leite fer their political opinions and that al officers
OF an ranks w NadrnA's army taken priioncts iron
the commencement cf holi tics ia the preIent year,
a return ~ France On their parole and NOT 20 ierve
until exchanged en- the bridge Of CoEneGliano, on the
5h June iSoo--anL ate dsrcd Nv OF Lieutenant
General V.ee-AdniraI Ke th and Matlena.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-11
tvotums mi
Operations in Italy
OFFICIAL. BULLRTtNS.
Bu!,ria ~ ne 1g,ny qf Referee, dgfcd 6.L,p.

OfFlAiAls MI l4E ! mo.
Bu!eda ~ NE 44,my " Referees, daHcd 1f.i,n.
Tgrs 8.
The Dyfon Of Gen. Lannes, which bad
been the advanced guard from St Bernard ID
Ivrea, was advancing 10 ChivaGo 70 make the
enemy believe thatit was our intention to make
a iuntion with Cen. Thureau, who was between
Rivoli and Sull. In the mean time the army
filed of on the oppoiJe Gdc, and paGed the Sc
fin and th- Tehno. When il was frHicicntly
advanced, Gen Launes re paGed The Doria Bal
tea, PaGed 70 Crehrntino, Trino, Vcrccili, where
he received orders 70 march upon Pavia which
he entered this morning he there found mag
azines very comfortable il proviGons, Ico mil
le's Of powder. 600 hek or wounded Aunrians,
500 pieces az bral Cannon on carriages, pow.
der magazine, bullets, &C. Tomorrow We
expe6t she inventory from Pavia
= Gen. Lechi, with the Ciialpine Legion, has
marched 70 Calano
" Gen, Dubeime, with the corps under his
orders, has marched on Lodi"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-11
Letter Of General BSaaparfr, FRY CoaGR of tbs
RsenLIIt, 70 i5s Isve CgrLal5.

Milan, Juue D.
=" You viii fee, Citizen Coululs, By The le,-
tiers Of Gen Melas, which are an0exed ~ nv
proceeding letter, thar Gen, on received orders
to rlfe The blockade OF Genoa on the very day
that Gen. MaAena, nvged by the total want ~
prov;iioas, demanded equalization. Il ar
pears that Gen. MAIZENA, has n. 900 conhatants.
and Cen Suchet nearly as many. If thete
Two corps have united As | think they have, D.
tween OneEia and SAyoua they viii Sc able ~
enter Piedmont by the Tanaro Immediately,
and be very ufeful, az time when the eqemy
will Be Obliged 70 leave fous troops N Ce-
noa.
The greater part Of the lrmy i az this ~
men &C Stradel.s. We have a brtdgs Al Pa
eenza,--Oriiaivo BIsi>it, and Cremona, are
ours.
:" You will End iubjoinrd diferent Bulletins.
and many Letters which have been intsrcent~t
and which i viii perhaps Be 1irful 70 pub .ih.
flute you.
(S'gnej) BOEAPARTE."
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-11
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.

"A fentineI % the gaogway Of the Sampion
Prifonthip, 1t Plymouth Eng. in violent gale
Of wind was blown into the lamar F; French
officer, prloner, Of the name Of lie Fcvre, i'm
medltcly jumped into the fea, aud with great
exer,ions and difficulty. though an excellent
fwmmer, laved the drowning marine and iwam
with him along iide almot exhauaed they
were taken o. board, and ioon recovered.
This generous trait Of humanity beng rePreien
ted to The Britih government, full pailPort,
without exchange, was Immediately TENT ex-
prefs TO the agent for Priioners Of war q Plym-
ourh, for Ie Fevre 70 return to his friends IN
France without any expence, with a certificate
Of nj, gene Gus conduit 70 the Preach Commit
fairy al Morl4ix, where he iAe!y arrived.
Buona7'rte w's born on the Iyth at AuguIt
r-6Q -corftqucntly 4 only IN his 3tt year.
He b, As tbr brothers Lscern (Niiuider Ct In
terror Joteph formerly agent at Rome) and
LOUIS commands regiment n I a Vcndee.
Buouaparte has afo three Sillcrs.
A Foreigner was lately brought before a jul.
t;ce charged with marrying fix wives The
MAG nratc al<cd him how he could be 70 har-
dcaed villain Plcaie your worihip, Jays he,
was only trying 70 set So0d one.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-11
(" BONAPARTE. Y


Cen Lotion, after having PaGed tne Ada
at LoJi took podelioo Of Crema, paded The
Ogio in the affair OF the 9Th, and took podeE
Gon Of Oriinovi, place between Bteftta and
the Pc, which IS regularly fortified With baitioas
and countericrape.
E" After having purified The enemy upon the
grand road Of Brtitia, Gen Lotion made a
counter march, and moved towards Cremoaa.
10 make himlef matter Of the numerous MAG.
aEines the enemy have Ia thaJ place, then -
Pals the 20, and % JON the corps Of G.n. Muras
at Plazenxs
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-11

BY A arrival at Roaon Tuerday Ian. IS days from
London.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-11
HELrn Una.

"TIe Dtnt7 has been flung in the Metropolis
OF Milan, for The happy delivCrancs Of ltaiy
from Heretics ard inhdes.
:" AN the Holpitals Of the enemy fell into
our power. There were 1890 iiek AZ Pavia;
and zoo At Milan. Every day we dilcover
feh magazines, Among others we have jua
dfcovered at Pavia, one Of 5000 coats, aud
10000 new muiquets.
(" Gen. Duhefme ycderday paGed Lambro,
after Eight affair Of advanced Po0s. He has
reached Lodi, paGed~lhe AIDA, aud in purfais
N the enemy"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-11

Lcff,r From ne Fire CoajaitO n: Mia3Rer'af War,
d.f,d AIii1A Yuae \, coafalgr ne toliorgiEg -
4" We arc At Mlau. We have lound M Pa
via SEQ pieces II Cannon, on their carriage,
halt d hem for the Held, and half for fegcs
10 600 new hrelocks, great quantity OF pow
der ana Ammunition, anu magazines Of every
kind.
The enemy for long time believed that We
wee 10 more than ieven ~ eight th0uEnI
men, and that we had made diverfon rncrcy
for the raGog the blockade Of Genoa and Nice.
They perlRed IN this error ull the 78th OF
May.
I" AT the affair Of Chitiella their Cavalry
made itven or eight prloners bot the Enemy
got information from them which they are un.
will ng 70 believe.
4 On The I'd Of June, Gen. Hohonzollern.
who commanded the blockade Of Genoa, ap.
Peared, as you have iten BY q letter thar
have f,nt @ the CoRiuls, not much TO fear our
forces. Cen. Melas has written tolPavia 10 4
woman he had with him" know they CAV
in Lombardy that French army has arrived.
There Is no danger / viii defend you % thar
fde." Two hours after this We enter d Pa
Waive are at Lodi. The advanced guard
OF Money have arrived At Como. and endca.
vor to eolleet boats fafieienS 70 enable then to
pat the Pc.
GAN The holpitals of Lotlbardy have fallea
into our hands. We have foun4 hive, b. 6no5
Gck and wounded.
(SiPned) BONAPAPTF~
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-26
PHENOMENONS I!

Onthe I5th Of January, about II the morn.
ing, feveral Perions in Southern Prufia iaw thro5
fms appear on fudden. They role maieRica)
ly from the horizon. Al frven o'clock the fkv
was clear and ierene a few minutes afrer II was
covered with clouds; and at half PAT eight
there were ieen inthe EAT three columns of IRE.
the middle one Of which role to the height Of AZ
degrees. The two Others, formed by the tW,,
inns, were only third as big as the middle one
they leemed to burn like a blazing fire, and al
they roie produced majeltic and awful efea
Another phenomenon has occurred in Pchft
Prullia. Near the village Of Labotin, ii the all.
uia of Pizedele. is a lake about league lonq.
apd three quarters Of league broad "a foret
Of oak is on one fde, and the villages of Labotis
and Zackrezowo on the other. This lake was ali
at once covered with red fpots, whichthe fuper
ltitisus inhabitants faid were blood raned fIon,
Heaven the peafants from all parts ran to ID. MA
the miracle, and foon faw peicss Of red matte
float on the water, fome Of thzn five inc1.,
thick The lake was frozen, and the red foo,,
remained upon the ice. Three members offs
adminRation proceed a to take cogaizancs v !.
the phenomenon, and they remarked that N
furfAce Of the lake was in reality covered wii4
fpos Of a bloody red. in f1me places, with r.t
and green fpots and with purple and violet fo Il
in others They cauled the ice to be broken c-..
foot from the back. and they found a crua
red and green, three inches deep. Having pen
elratei to eleven inches depth, thsy found r.,
and green iubisnce, iome Off glutinous.
Two ofthe administrators having re(olsed
tate il, found it extremely acid II alto prof,
ced an immediate and a very great pain in rh.
temples and ltomach. The melted ice prodUc=
greyilh water, which lmelied oftplPhur Es,
.Periments are now making 1t Berlin 10 arc.
tain what It il, and A quantify If The water k-s
been fent to the royal academy there.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-26
MONDAY, May 20, 1900.

ed my guilty and unhappy fellow citizen, that
WI hout ferrous repentance Of an your fins. you
cannot eHrea happrtef in the world 10 come :
and TO your repentance you mutt add taitb and
b0se N the merits and nediafon OF Jelus ChriR
Thefe are The oaiy fvms On whichpardon and or
We els are promifed "a thofe who pfofefs the
Cbrjfiaa religion. Let me therefore again en
q eat vcr 70 aPply every moment you hAva left,
in contntion, forrot, ard repentance Ycor
Dig Of Htr is atmoR fpent. and the nipbt If deat5
fAit approaches Look % toth- Faher O MIR.
cies, and God Of Comfort You have a great
and an immenie worsto per ertn, and 5dtjttle
time in which on mutt fdilh T. Thee il no
repent nee H. he gave FIR after death, comes
Judgment; and a. yon di4 Il you NUT be iudg
ed. BY repentance and faith, you are The Object Of
Cor mercy but il on viii not repent, and
have faith aR1 dependence upon the merits of the
death If ChrR bur die hardened impenitent
finer, you will be the Object Of Gods jgfice ard
vengeance. If YOU will fincerely rebest ana Be
ErVe, God hath pronounced his forgiveness and
there is no crime too great for his mercy and par
don.
Although you nun be fttialy confined for the
very ihort remainder Of yopr life, yet the mild
government and laws which you have eodeavour,
ed 70 defroy, permit you Of you pleaf- to con.
verie and commune wilh minilters Of the gofpeI
10 whole Pious care and coniolaton, ia ierv5nt
prayers and devotion, moa codially recon-
mend you.
Whar remains for me is very painful, but
very neceGdry part Of my duty. 1t IS to pro
nounce that judgment, which the law has APP
pointed for crimes Of this msgaitu 1e The
judgment ofthe law is, and this court doth award
" that you be hangel BY the neck, pntHdead:"
And pray Con ALMIGHTY to be mer,ilul to
your foul,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-26
VOLUME I'M
AGRICULTURAL.
Iron south.csrolina paper Of AprilIo
Ertrad f5o'a Edaoards'5 Rjf5ry 9ftbs Wsg-Ladgss,
l.

From sou'h-csroiina paper IF April I9l
Ertraf from Edeoards'5 Rjf9ry gffbs Wgg-Iaagss,
file "a, v5i. d.
In dellrIbing the CRATES Q! J5maica, hs
iays, " lhe other kiad called Gonea Graft.
8 may be cooiidered as rext-to the fugarcane, il
i potAr "a Importance, a mott Of tile grazing
. and breeding farms or pens throu ghout The
ii y nd were rignaliy created and are iill fup
"eo' ed chiefly by meansof his invaluable her,
ba .e. Heae he plenty Or horned cattle both
for he butcher and planter /; viii is 70 r,
i i.Iat iew markets n Eur re furnilh beef ar a
i ehe rrate or Of be ier Gu lty, than thole OF
Jamaica. Perhaps the fe element Of moa oF
" he north fide PARTIES !. wholly owing to tie
= introduction at This excellenrgrafs, which hap
"P1ned by accident obour 50 years ag, tie
feeds having been brought from he Co4a Of
A" Guinea, food fir tome BIRDS which We're pre-
:. tented 10 Mr. Ellis chief jnGice Of he i1snd.
Fortunately the birds did M live 10 confnme
=" the whole itock, and the remainder being care
leisiy thrown ito fence. grew and huuHihed,
p" and 4 was not long before The esgernefs dif-
i plays dbythe Cattle to each thegrafs, attraasd
Mr.. El'is's notics, and induced him to colIea
" and propagate he feeds, which row thrive in
: tome OF The mot ky parts Of the iaand, be-
" rowing versure and fertility on lands which
otharwf- would not be worth cultivation"
TbngrgG BIS been bL7ptefia ~, garden far eur.
RI yearJ aadbe iacregf gEfx feds zrar troduce4
q0blfb co1'crea a piece 9tgy04ad tssf bag c0ds,
and III 2rGG 10 fsthgb, % Ink that q mail bird
cosl4jt@esl find is ac4y 70 PAS through. IN 1897 Il
qoaJ rHf 7vbea fbrse feet Bsb rs 07o az ore fo, ITO
Pyevef W rooff 9m bei4g barHt y f5e JHj ten liner,
giz. aot6 Of my, "a 81 Tfuae, 16@ Of .Tuae zfI
Ju.y, If y AEgA, Iotb Of A2gyR, IN of AggaR,
SRI Of SEPTEMBER, z6tb o September, and rofb of0tfo
Der being IA ~ aObols 20 feet, eut in z5 Than fue
n7attJ
4 cas- srdsrsa y s Agsculural Society 70 .. ens.
I5f4 af fbaf time, tgetbsr qvib mr. Ed7oardis ac.
eoaaf 9fi, bst qya5 omafed.
Ibavs giUea he FED 70 q number ot gentleman. for
/0rqs ysa'g PP fer Of qvtan RATED IL, Ibave ela1
tsaafsu9yf ''ae qffde fine tss4, Abb y usqk done
IL dr5, lbalo7V and lightly coqsrsd. and Il 7l.uayr
came abi bat IL Is ge,y o55icu4 70 Eave Il, u. Ian
breath Of q0iad J5atag fbe lfed n ordsr that tbs
iHeoHVsaisnre nay Be obviafsd after fbe R rain aay
gentleman nay 5s accommodated qvifb js bLants f5.
voia7feer feed 9f one fage roef On qobic5 abs,r qa
d G6oUe i5aliand pLaaf try are Bardy qvbes ~
o"t /; 0"5 e0afer and jbade tbea for t0u5 days. IN
covering az night and qpfb TIE lef attention II nav
Be rasd, p a. 70 product any gzaatty from the va
HntesrI Of tBs eEjniEg gear.
1Obs Planted IN rieb earn land, and 1b, fret aim.
arr. JOSH CEAMpNEYs.
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Mifcellany.
POLITICAL.
Jadgs CHAsE's AddrsG to JeHN FRIES,
c0nUiasa Of Trez(5n.
Concluded from the lAH Gazette }

concluded from the lah Gazette)
In your ferrous hours of reflection, you ought
70 conhder the consequences that would have
flowed from the infaneaion, which you melted
encouraged and promoted il the character Of a
captain OF militia, whole incumbent duty it is TO
ltand ready whenever required) to aiIia and de
tend the government and its laws, if it had MOI
been INN dately quelled. Violence, oppretIion
and rapine, deitruition, waite, and murder, al
ways attend the progrels az inlurreaion and re.
bellion; the arm Of the father would have been
rallied aganR the fon; that Of the fon againll the
father; brothers hand would have been Rained
with brothers blood the lacred bands of
friendfhp would have been brt ken, and all the
ties of natural affection would have been diff
f)lVed.
The end of all pamjgmeat is example and the
enormity OF your crime requires that fevere ex-
ample ihould be made to deter others from the
commi1ion Of ike crimes ID future You have
forfeited your life to uaiee-let me theref, re ear
neltiy recommend to you, mott fzriouly TO con.
fder your ltuaton--to take ieveiw of yopr
Palt life, and to employ the very lirte time you
afe 70 continue 10 TINS world, in endeayours 10
make peace with that God, Whole MERCY IS
-qra 70 his JUsrIcF. I expect that ycu are
Chrdsan ) and as )vrb addfeG yca. Be anur
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-26
Lottery-Omce,

Portland, Nay I9, 1900.
THE fortunate adventures in the PHI
II LhNTHROPIC LOTTERT, who have
'nIchafed Tickets at this Ofice, are requeRed
y exhibit them for settlement. Az unavola-
e abience of the proprietor has rendered it
-npoGible for him to attend "a it before.
a few Tickets may yet be had IN DarimaRfb
lohsgs Lottery, and the 4mgGeqg Canal Lottery,
Mich will be fpeedily drawn, and the prizes
sid at faid office on dem nd. ALTO,
Tickets in the fecond and laa clafs OF the
'bilaatbrapic Lottery, for the benefit of Mr..
hawkins, which is to be drawn ag-eeably to the
allowing excellent fcheme. 1hofe difpoled TO
lace themfelses on fortunes LID, will make
,aeedy application to the fortunate Lottery
Nice.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-26
Notics Is hereby giVen,

il HAT the fubfcribcr, propofes TO
Ioen . PRIVATE SCHOOL il Portland al the Column
an Halt If fuitahle encouragement be given to teach
ritng, 4, ithmetic Engih grammar, geography, ora
nv and the Latin or Greek languages.
/, Thofe who are inclined to promote
e fame, will peaCe call at Mr. lsNxs' Office where
fabfcrip,ion paper fpecifyiag the conditions is left
Ifaiah Alden.
i6sB M4y, 1890.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-26
Qftbe LAT CLgjf sffbs PJilanfbr9Pi'
Lottery.
Tzooo fetett at 3 dabs eae5, arr 10000

$4,000 fetstt az 3 dill. sGc5 are s6eoo
(Subied 10 a deduction of s per cent
The lat drawn blank will B. entitled Z, one
iouiand dollars, being one Of the touy one
aouf4nd dollar prizes; which will Be referved
sr that purpofe.
The drawing Of faid lottery will commence
3 Bottom, on the ssth day Of July next
"A liz Of the prizes draws in lrd lottery
all be Immediately PubGlhed after the drawing
completed after which the prizes hall be
aiG on demand.
Thole prizes which fhall not Be demanded
thin fix months after the publication Of lit
+ the fortunate numbers, will be conGd ret as
ratuitouly given for the benefit Of the lottery
SETH SrORR,, HHlsagsr.
JOHN BOYLE non.
ltboireI b. s5eriaf-74 b. a,azgiEe
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-26

WITTICGSM The learned DR.. TIT 4
having married lady b. he name Of Exyls
EHcE, Who was remark'n J4ll, was affe a.
day, after bis marii1s-, what As til ugat
the married itates lis replied, that bs l--~
s9:rEsIssct he tolh L. was good tLa.g y "
marIigi.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-26
Columbian Pbsnfx, No. 4,
juf received, at JzNks' BookRore for fale
ID for fubfcrbers.

ID the Honorable the Tglfices Of the Cart
of Common Plea, 10 Be b9iAsH at NezygLncefe~,
-DitbiH and for fbs county OF CamberlaHd on he
fJP Tagdey Of Tana4ry, in The ysar Of our lord
I one t6ogfaa4 eight bundysI--HumELY SLEW, =
John Morrill,, John Marion, Eze
kiel Leighton, William Baker. simeon Fields and
TAB Hobbs all Of Falmouth IL flid county yeomeu
Duncan M'Intofh of Windham in faid county. yeo-
an that they intereted tenants in common with
Aers unknown in certain tract Of Land IN laid Fall
Snth, containing by etimation about eight hundred
ses--the whole Of which tra3 was allowed and grant
tby the Proprietors Committee of falmouth TO the
r OF the late Brigader Samuel Waldo deceafed out
their pitch Of niue hund ed and fixty two acres and
"A out near the Duck Pond their proportions Of IAid
9, being as follows, viz --laid John Morrill,, one
ndred acrtsi the f4id John Marion thirty acres !
Eze<el Leigh'on, Gxty acres laid William Baker.
N acres faid Simeon Fields, xty acres laid Tofah
bbs twenty acres, and lad Duncan M'Intolh, Rfy
sand thar they arc delroas of holding their
rs. thereof in leverAlty; they therefore pray that
a honors would order partition thereof to be made
ordng 70 the aatute ID that cafe made and prov ded
8 By DANIEL DAVIS, their Attorney.
'Sa'7''a'b' January ~, 1900
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-26

~ z Court q Common Pta5 far he couafy or Cun.
.~5erkand, begR1 ard bal4ta at PoytL,1d IN n,id
''aHy' on fbf lat TH52y Of Azareb, 1900
On the Petition of John Morrill,, and
: rs, WHICH was entered At the Ian term Of this Court
2 continued 70 this term whereof the foreooing !;
ipgthe Cont orders, That the Petitioners canC. III
ons 'n'ereited IL the tract OF land thsrein mention.
@ Pc notied OF 'hs laid Petition bycapGngthc fub
pce thereof vi this order thereof 10 he S,I,l;,l
~ ratsS G'zaic, printed at Po tlsnd, three wreks
f;cfiye'y, the Ian publication to be at leaf rbr,r
X before the third Tuelday Of October neat. tb.t
~ may have opportunity TO appear az the Courr o.
4 nmon Pleas, then to b. holden AZ Portland within
tor The eounty atotefad, and thew cauie If .nv
have Why the prayer Of faid petition ihcu;d no,
fEanted.
gsiteii,
4 Samuel freeman, CLERK.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-12-23

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