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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-01
ACCOUNT OF AN ISLAND
Lately found near the Sanetoria4, an i1aRd il Z
Arehipelago

Lately found near the San6torna, an nand in the
Archipelago
AT the entrance into The creicsut Of the
3andorina, Or between Tie promonEories Of The
Island, which makes its two horns, there are
fonr leiler ilands the largsa, however, is not
linconhderab,e. Tradition fays, thar All thsie
| have been thrown up by VOLCANOES and erup-
tons from The bottom. ofthe fea, and these IS
realon to believcit Il. What vas called the New
Hand, was produced ii that manner, IN A
place before abiolute and rntathomable fea bat
l;ttle while ago and there is no caule to
doubt the authority Of the atcounrs which give
the fame origin 70 Others. .r-
The people Of Sandorihi were al terrified
by the unaecufomed Toarings under grosnd,
and even under the bed Of The lsa, though 70
deep Is to have 10 known bottom. TheyVere
collected 10 the lhorc ny the noile, and walked
night and day with the alarm, coDlcious l0ne
thing terrible NUT be the -yeot. AT length the
fre threw itftifuP from the flrlace ofthe fea az
diGance ard when the daylight and the di
portion OF the fnoke gave them opportunity If
feeling, there was BIZ lock Of Tolid matter RATED
above The IL iace Of the water the roaring be-
low continued the FIRE toded itielf up from the
middle of he new RATED ilanJ, and every flake
more and more matter was railed, the bulk IN
created, aud The i1And grew under the eyes
Of Inc fpedatoTs more and more eonidera-
be-
The violence Of the fo6tt7rarean perturba-
ton began after fomc days 10 abate The FIRE
was les and lels fronG; at length il vas iten
only in The night, ard foon after not al all.
The new id4nd was at fra . MATS OF Pumice,
and Of flags Of melted and mixed minerals by
degrees its furfacc has become lels rugged
The iea has walied its ihores TO the common
appearance of thofe other ilands the fun has
caicined the rough tops Of the Zones, the raias
have waGnei them down tie fine OF the tta
has Blended with the powder OF the(e burnt
rocks, and The i1and is covered in mott parts
with coat Of vegetable mould, and produces
plants and animals. we Jaw worms and fnails,
aud a number Of their leiIct fpecies. Would it
not puzzle natatal to FAY how they Came
here. Be il a, It viii, they increafe, and by
their decay produce new matter for tbsr iue-
celIion. The plants rot, and the very bodies
Of the dead animals add to and invlgoraie the
foil.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-01
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER I, 1900.

the Federafs, and forwarded thofs meafures,
which, VI all the obaruGlous have mention.
eli have brought to pats fuch a wonderful de.
gree OF PROPERTY ! And, after all, when, in
their opinion an opportunity offers for the Dem
ocratS 70 take the Standardization into their own
hands, they have the anurance TO tell US, chat
all this oPpoiition has proceeded not fran eyire;
Ph' but fEom deGre to get into Office them
ielyes; and though they have oppofed, reviled,
and Aandered the government yet if the PEG.
PIE viii only let then take the charge of il
they will purfue the fame meafures, thar the
federalllts have Porined-the fame meafures
Which they (the Demccrats) have reviled and
landered.
And here LEI NE ak quefion--Ifq ss eoald
bf PfJaa9ea t5nt M. 7dSyiou and bi, Parry, qUs4l5
JERSo'f fsdsral D7eowsS, 7volG sb1t Be any reajon
tor changing The adnEHlqration They confels they
90 not love theie m-aiures though, rather than
NOT get mo of3ce, they will purfue them. But,
viii Il Be OF any advantage o have new fet Of
men, i we are % have he old meafnres The
tederalitts pUriue thofs meafures from eonvic.
ton. The Democrats fom irlf-ipteren. The
tederahlts have formed them, and there
fore mutt underfand them thoroughly The
DemocTals dixie them, did NOT form them, Of
courte do not undeFRan5 them, and if they pnr.
Tue them, i NUT be againR their viii. III fhort
It We are 70 have the lame mealures, the Fed
eralllt' vii puTtne them with as much greater
advantage than the Democrats, as 4 man who
IS matter Of q trade, can sxerefe X bstter than
one who Knows nothing about il.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-01

DR.. WArER HOUSE informs thotr who have
applied to him out ofCeujridse 10 lnoculate their
families thar be declined il only until tile dif
order had gone fairly through hi, own family.
and until lome Of them lad been inocul4tsd By
DR.. APiHevaA ard otherwile exPofed 60 The
fmall pox. But having now confirmed bis ar
fertioh bat re Kine-b9x sretel2s BE contribution
Jysa be ilet7iea Of BE asa4 bos by fair ezper-
iment, he is ready to attend them wheneger
they choole. Thofc who live in Bgfon may
ref a6Ursd that from the proximity Of bis r,f
idenoe to the capital, he lhall make f1ch arrang-
ments as be able 70 attend them as Panda
ally as if h refded there.
Cam5ridgs, dry. IS, 500.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-01

fAs I'll. canrss for IRE renewal Of hofiies in Egypt
are not generally known 70 the readers oftheOazeue,
the following particulars now lad before them
eoNsTANTINOPLE, May TO-
Il RE details of the unfortunate affairs in
Egypt, Nave at length arrived. The ioRTuc-
lions of Wee-Admiral Keith, although they
thwarted the execution Of the convention, did
net entirely put aop 70 further negotiation.
The commander in chef IF The Turks ard gen.
Kleber appeared to agree, and 10 the sxpecta
ton thatthe court Of London would adopt its
fri determination, they had already concerted
fome Proviiional mixtures, but difRculty o.
CURED which put aop to their advaneements,
The grand Vizier, already MATER Of J4laba,
Catieoa, Beliefs and Danietya, part ofthe Del
ia and Of High Egypt, wbich has been eyaeu-
ated il confequence Of the ceQyention, demand
ed alfo the pod9aioa If the Foytef Cairo Gen.
Kleber unwilling to furrcnder tic A,ly fortified
place be held beGdes Alexandra, determined
on renewing hol(ilities he dgniied his inten-
ton TO the grand Vizer, and to AIS army BY the
following letter
II, 9. Cairo, Naye5 u.
KLEBER Commands il Ghetto che army.
Solder
, The following is 4 Letter dire6ted to me by
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-01

I" siR,
GIVE you notice, that have received
his Majeify's poGtve orders NOT u content u
any caPrtulauon VIA the army you command
IN Egypt and syria, unlels they LAP down their
arms, innender as Priloners of war, and aban-
don all the ihpping and warlike Cores in the
city OF Alexandra, 10 the allied powers. That
Ia cafe OF equalization I lhaI nor permit any
troops TO return 10 France previous to their
beng exchanged. allo think il equally ne
ceiiary 20 inform you thar all veH.ls having
French troops on board and falling from this
country with Pahports fgned by Others than
thole who have TIE right TO grant hem, fhali be
obliged by the officers Of the Clips uuder nv
command, to remain at Alexandra. Finally.
that the veIes which fball be met with return
ing to Europe, with psGports granted ii conIe.
quence Of particular capitulstion with one oe
the allied powers, ihal be detained as prizes.
and al on board conGdsred a. Pritoners Of war.
(Slgned) KEITR"
SoLDIERs We viii anfwer fueh infolencs By
YI5ories-prePare for battle.
(Signsd) ELsava.
On the 10th March At day break, the Reppb.
Iican troops commenced a cannonande againfR
The advanced potts Of the Turks at Ma.9eria.
II leagses from Carol At O'Clock the Grand
Viziet appeared with his army, and occupied
he gTound between the village Of Ct Hanea
and Matueria. Tie French army 1900 men
itrong, including the cavalry AMI dromedaries.
was placed il two lines extended within half !
league of Boulse. haviug its right covered bya
wood Of Date Trees. The Turkih cavalry
fri mas Tome partial Attacks, bur with no ef.
fea. The Janifaries oppoied the French left
wing, advanced with comfortable bravery, but
being foon out Of ammunition and badly fup-
ported BY their artillery they were forced 70 fall
back. Towards noon the whole Republican
lire advanced with terrible ere Of artillery
and imal arms-This rough attack fprezd
confnion and diiorder among the Turks. and
10000 men fed ia every direticd. The grand
Vizier not having It ia his power to Top them,
be retired 70 bis camp, but was fooa obliged to
abandon il, the French having advanced II two
obhque lines to cut OF bis retreat. The roure
became general, 10 pieces Of caDnon and 4 part
ot The camp fell il the hands Of the conqusrors,
whole LOIS was very triviaL-That Of the Turks
amcdnts TO 5000 killed or wounded beiides
thol- who Per'ihed in The defert.-At the com.
Increment Of the action, Nazout Pacha, and
Mnrad Bey paid BY the rear of the Republi-
cans with few thouiand men, and penetrated
BY BoulIe to Cairo, where they maIacred
fome Frerchmea and Grecilns ana Cophr1.-
They would not have maintained tbemfeves il
that place, if KlebeT wiling TO fave il had net
been iatis6ed With fnrrouhding il. We have
reaion TO believe that new negotiations will
revive the convention as We as aalrea Eoglan5
has ratified it.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-01
coUNCL OF STATE.

SHfNg gs7s Az
The fcond ~ooial aequaiaEs tbs eouncl that
he has iuR received difpateh from the chief
sonfif, toaerher with the buletip Of the army
of rsfsrTe The chief eonlnl iqforms him thar
o. receiving The news Of the dHemb~rkApoE Of
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-01
Politics..

he general and valuable Information contained IN the
eGAys with the ignature of BayIeigb,'' muR prove
10 every one the proPrety or continuing their pub
cst'on y + hoped they will be Peruied with that
attention the Importance Ct the rabjec1 demands
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-01

Such Of The folders Of the 85th regiment,
fationed at Cochefer, together with their
wives and children, as never had The fmall
Pox, were lately inocuIated with The COW pox.
by DR.. Jenner and 70 mild was the eGef of
the diieafe, that fcarcely man was Of duty
during the whole Procels.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-01

The following taken from late London paper, proves
the value Of the dilcovcrY
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-01
Foreign Affairs.

As til. caufss for Ire renewal Of hofities in Egypt,
are not generally known 70 the readers oftheOaztge,
the following particulars are lad before them
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-01
Ne HIT

the Commander in chief Of the Bri;ih feet ii
/ he J4e2it-,va4sag
Z On 5oarf hif 5rtazae E1sjgGy'5 y9ibc
sagsaa C6syiotr jan. 8, 1859.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-22
Es6 Goods,

Received BY she la:eA arrivals from Liverpool,
a RE now offered for fale at the Store
lately kept by Mr.. K1laas Codpaau, in Fin Greet,
confnnG Of variety Of BROADCLOTHS, KER-
oEYNdERS, HALF THIGHS, and PLAINS.
N. B. Said Goods will be fold at the
loweit price for Cath or approved Credit.
Portland Dsc. H.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-22
Commonwealth Of MadachulettS.


YoRK, id Court Of General Se1Iout of ID.
Pe4rt, 6egus and held al Biddstsrd, qOntin and
tor tbs county Of York. on The lgR TusEey ef
Oaoder, being The z8b day Of (aid month, 44nao
D0mini, 1900.
NTHEREAS application has been made to this
w Court by iuudry inhabitants Of this county,
for "new Highway 10 be laid out from Portland
Road, 10 the Road leading from Partoas6eld TO
Fryeburg through POrJerhrd. And alfo for a
nOther " new Highway to Be laid out from New
hamplhire line, through part Of Porter6eld, and
part ot Cutters grant, 10 Portland road 10 Brown
geld"
Therefore ordered, That the fub.
Rance Of fAid applications, with this order therTon,
oS inherited three weeks fuccefveiy, in the Malta
chuietts Mercury, printed az Bottom by 7oung q
Mimi, and aIfo, in the Portland Gazette, printed
by Eezer II. JsnkS the Taft publication thereof to
be thirty days leaf, prior the next term of this
Court 10 be held at York, within and for faid
county Of York, on the third Tuefday Of April next
20 the end the Proprietors OF taid Lands may
then and there appear, and new caue, if any they
have, why the fad new Highways Glou!d nOt be
laid out as aforefaid
At;ef--DANIEL SEWALI, Clerk.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-22
Five Dollars Reward.

AN AWAY from the brig Neptune At VII
II caftt, Ala Dodge mater, Dec. :, 40 ind-ht-
ed apprentice named JOHN WTLS0N' about IS
years old, light compI-xou, with trai5ht hair
banging down to his lhonide's-had % blue JACKIE
and trowfers. ] hereby caltioa al matters Of vel
ieIs not to take iaid boy % -a, nor HARBOUR n'm'
IS they nun abide by the coa.rqlence. --Wh no
ever will return laid boy to EiIc1iet jan, ina"
receive the above reward.
asa DODGE.
NIB. He is a Scotch LAD AM HIS 41l4- viii be-
tray him. 11s1- $, 300.
.tlNHE Copartnerlhip of KENT 2; sGCKET, being
Il dIolved by mutual content 7. 21-i1..s indc ga
% laid firm. or having demands ther1an Re Tequea
"a to fettle the fame with WItLIAN Er-EtTr.
Daniel KcC.,
William Beckett.
Porfiar4, Der. rs, &c.,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-22
NOTICE.

THE Stockholders in the MAINE FIRE AND
4 MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY, are
hereby notified, tina. their annual meeting for the
choice Of nine Directors for the enfuing year, will
be held at their Office in Fifh-Rrect, on Tne}day
The fxtb dag Of January next, At O'Clock, P. n.
BY order OF The PrrGdent and Directors,
Jofeph Swift, Secretary.
ltIsiae Fire AL Marine Z.Graaee1
OR.s De-. I 3t5 1890.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-22

liAfRiED-st falmouth. by the Rev C. fradiey'
Nh, ESJa Bi*by, TO Mds Ana TObsoa.--Alr. Tbomas
s.1.Y.s, 10 Mifs SgflaaaB S1=gysr.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-22
For Sale.

TF applied for Immediately, a HOUSE, wiz
rooms on 4 floor, iniihrd, anu very ony
in the center OF the sown.--APpy To the ~
De a.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-22
To tie Honorable Senate and tie Honorable tbe
Kcbr1tfnt0tivsJ Of tbs CommsseVeaLb q Alo6d.
cbsIs.fs, in General Court al:mLAd

To TIE Honorable SENATE and TIE Honorable Tbe
REORGANIZATION Of The CommssGOeahb If Mo6d.
ebaJs.is, in General Court al:mJs4.
HU MBLY {hews the Subscribers,
4 Z Original Proprie,ors of Towntnip Number
Two, ea OF Union River, and ietters inhabii Of
fad Townlhip, incorporated by The name Of Su'
ivan defrous Of holding lands, by tenure
ecure than the one we now have pray your HonoEs TO
take cur ituaon into confederation and ecure Us
rights as to your wifdom may leem JUL aud equ
bic; beg leave 70 Ate your H0noss tie following
faas I:
1T. That the greater number OF us
came here a, Proprietor, under the grant of 764 or
under ProprleCrs Of that grant, fome Of Us twenyGx
years ago.
"a. That during the contet between
the Unrsd States aaJ Great Britain, fufered ia
proportion any of our feewcitizens, lofng all the
navigation belonging the Town, and though htle,
all con1ting Of three Coating Vcfies. and two
H1ing Schooners which lois TO this day is made
up that the emmy landed and burnt two Of our HOulea
sad all the Furniture and ProvIhons therein
sd. That there is taken up and iet-
ted upon al the lots 20 the numb,r Of about
nund Cd and ninety.
4th. That the Townfhip is very
poor traA Of land that what remains will carcely be
worth fe.tlin9 not any LOT of hundrcd acres that
will make istlemtnt, besg fwamps, lodges Of rocks,
OF barren hcaths.
9Th. That part Of the Townihip falls
within the grant Of Mont. De'Grgnon, ix miles in
length, ana IN (ome places thana mile in width,
All which front land and one 6xth of the Town
alp.
9Th. That we are now building a
Meeting Houfe, which is in fome fOrw4rdnefs
Therefore your Petitioners pray that
the 1ownhIp may be confirmed 70 them and the other
leIttlrs and inhabitants Of fad Town Of sullivan IN
eouai Proportions or in fuch you 10 your " H.
dom may think bel, aud as IN duty bound will ever
I4aies Leland, Joleph Bidfofd
John Preble, william Fols,
Nathaniel preble, juA. Summer "ooiter,
Samuc! Iapolls Robert Mercer.
William Abet IOhn Urian, inn.
Amos Ames, John Springer,
John Abbot, Patrick Gogns,
Benjamin Johnfon, John Simpion, our
Edward PeucngllI, Richard Downing,
HI, Abner Blsldell,
Morris <BisfOld, Jabez SimPion,
mark Samuel Beane,
Tohua BiQford, Ephr4im Dyer,
Ebentzer Beanc, William lngoll',
Richard Clarke. Thomas Ath.
lanes Bcane, John Johnion,
James Smpion, Thomas FOis'
George Crabtrce, Nathaniel JehnionI
Samuel Symptom, Oliver Wootsfi
Samuel Bal, Oliver Woofer, fen
ko(es AUet Charles Goats, =
Rr.-ben 4 lief Tohn Preble,
stephen Wclt Merchant, David Woolter,
Benjamin Bennett, Daniel Harris,
IoAn BAuc Jun. Amos bragdon'
Patrick Man, William CrabEee'
Iohn Buckley, John Gordeh'
william Wooner. Morgan Jones.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-22

0TAKFN up by the Subfcriber.
a. the fhh inf. red horrc COLT, NJ
feyen months old with white face -four VIII.
and il a material troiter. The owner IS Oeil,
prove properly, pay charges and take him 4,
PETER LlBtt
Scarborough, Det.lS, 1900.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-22
Tomorrow.

MAINE, Fly virtue of writ Owen
itioni esponas 10 directed from the Daria Court
for this DiitFi-wl be fold on qsc1ay. re fser4,-
third dy 2f D:e'aJe, nexs BY Public VENUE,
4I1. TIVE Brig RdNGER. hutthen \.
EsEAEI. L bout TC4 ioGs with her tackle,
lEEa7T7S34 apparel, furniture aad sppurtenances
"a The taIe TO re at II O'Clock lnoon)
-za4s@z5z-zg On hoard laid brig AZ Union Wbarf, il
fair weather; If not, at the fubf rihrr's Office,
over the Marine and Fire Infurarce Ofice.--Cou-
ditions of fae will then and there be made known.
Iaac Parker, Martial.
Portland, 6f5 Dfe. 1900.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-22
coMMoNwEALrH OF MAssAcHUsErTS
In tie Rsge Of RsprgsatLtives--NoV. -, 1900.

coMMoswEALrH OF MASsAcHUsETTs'
L7tJs Rssesf R4pygsatltivss--NoV. -. 1900.
ON the Petition, Of Jabea SimPfon,
and others. original Proprietors, Of Townfhip Nam
Der Two eaa Of Union River, and ietters inhabitants
Of faid Townihip, now incorporated by the name OF
Sullivan, Drawing that the fame may be confirmed 70
thern and the other feters and inhabitants Of fad
Toua IN eqnal proportions
OaDERED, that the Petitioners caule
an at;ea-d copy Of their petition and this order there
On III Be rubl hed three weeks iucceivtly in Jsat'
C,zH printed at Portland, and in the Cgfiae Jeay"ai
or.ted j C4Rne, the laR publication to be at leaf
civ days before the third "Wednesday Of the nett
;ion cf the General Court, that all perion ntereAed
~ then appear and fhew cauie any they have)
the ps4yer Of The Gai petition thould not Dc gran
Sent up for concurrence
EDWARD A. ROBBINS, Speaker.
In Ssa1t Nav u, 1900.
I.-E n concurred,
.UHL PHILIPS, Pr5fItat.
tt. -...- eH----AIttH
aaRD P. tIAYMAN, CArk q Ss7ats
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-22

DIED--Tn this town, Oh Tuefday Ian, Mir. Nathaniel
csss, aged a years.
on Thurfday, Mrs. Betty Perry, aged a6 years
AT Demsrara, Ebenrzer Oxnard, aged -. Of this
town.
AZ Lancaner, PENN Mr.. 5o5aaH G. Dsls aged "a
NJ weighed 400 lbs. !!
Al Stralburg, oc. 4. Protector Hermann, well known
~ natural hilory.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-22
FOR SALE.

y sf9asl Isr ." ., JJsrs tie ash i.F
THE STORE No. :, in Fiji freet, now &C
l. cuped by WILLIAM c. WEEKS; together
with the whole STOCK Of GOODS therein.-
Thefe Goods were imported from the manufacto-
res direct to this TOYS, and are we'll charged, and
fuitable for the ptefent feafon Of the year.-For
further particulars inquire OF
Weeks & Tucker.
Portland, DIR. "a.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-22

Saturday,, Dec. 4o-Arrived brig Unicorn, Capt.
Smith, 90 days from Demarara.
The brig Volunteer fitzpatrick, Of this port, had ioli
Al his hands but the and two men, by Geknes,
Demsrars lie is fupp oed to have arrived at Bottom.
Same day-shp Butler, capt Pervis, from ST. Tho
mas lsa from the Vineyard.
Schooner Experiment, Barnes, a. days from
Portland, arrived fate at Jamaica.
I'VE regret being obliged to emit part Of IL Marine AJi
frtaared for IBIS day.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-22
Shipping FurS.
For Sale,
Tohn Clinton,
TALLOR = HdBIT MIXER,

TAILOR q H1fBII MAhER,
UNIFORMS his CufomerS, and the
IL public 10 general thai he has removed to the cham
Der formerly occupied by Mr. Benjamin Ths'7T5 Printer
Seeond door above the Bank, and nearly oPPohte the
CuRom Houfe Niddle-0reet where he wall be happy
10 receive the commands Of any who may honor HIM
with their employ
He would inform his cultomers, that
he has Jun received from Bottom Pattern OF the new
az falhiOn for Ladies Habits, and Gcnte1ens Goats
Waih-eoa and Small clothes--He t-eis eve emotion
OF gratitude % thofe vino BIve empo, ca hmand hopes
BY his ndury and endeavor TO p.cafe, 70 merit 'o7
ISSUANCE of their favoTs
NIB. He will take two or three
Young women, who can be well recommended, as ap-
prtntices, it application is made Immediately
Psrfi1s3, De. 70, 500.
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q Take .Noti1e.

TIT
I II f fubfcribers to the Or
Trumpet are informed, that Mr.. RAND will be Al
pom OEicc in North-Y1rmouth on Thurfday, Is
!, I8oI--al Capt JolePh stockbridges tAvlini.
port, or Friday /; and at the PoEf-oHice il Bro
nn Saturday, to receive the balances due on tie
paper Thoie who neglect TO fe'tis With iin'
above DAYS, wi have their accounts innledia'r',
ia fut. P5rflanf Dr.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-22

THE honrcfdent ProPrietors or own:rs W
j. lgvrral Lots Of Land ID the town Of Shar.
III the county OF York, and commonwealth \.
(achufstts, hereafter mentioned, are hereby a.,
cd that the fame are taxed in the bill com.
to me the Gubfcriber, one Of The Collectors
town FOR the year 1895, to coilea ID the RI.
iums following, VIZ,
pa,~, ", yost Ne dr-,, n. n y