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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-01

TO the Honorable Jultices Of the Court
Of Common Pleas begun and holden at Pownalbo-
rough, within and for the county Of Lincoln, on the
firm Tuelday Of June, d. 1900.
by Benjamin Haiey their Attorney,
- complains Merriam Orr, and Erzab.th Orr,
both ofToPlham, in faid county of Lincoln, SIN
SlewOmen, thar Samuel Thomplon, late Of 1aid
ToPlham, Elquire, decrafed, intetate, on the eigh
teenth day ofSeptember, A. D. 1894, BY his bend
under his hand and teal, for valuable conGdera-
zion to him made, did bind hmielf and his heirs to
make and execute to the faid Merriam and Eliza
beth, good deed Of fifty acres Of land, ftuate in
Topfham aforefaid, as particularly defcribed in the
bond aforefaid, when 1did deed fhoud be deman-
ped. Now you compliments aledge, that after
wards, and often IN the life time Of The tdd Samuel,
they demanded of him deed Of the above men
toned prem'fts, but the fad Samuel, being prevent
ed by death, has never made to them the deed
foreiaid; wherefore your Compliments pray tha'
after due notice given TO all concer ed IN the etat
Of the faid Samuel deccafed, your hOnors would
grant licence to ana empower the administrators Of
the fad d1ceafed, - make and execute TO yon
CompIauants luch good deed Of the premhrs as
the IA Samuel, when III full lfe, ought 10 ha.-
made and executed. BENJAMIN HASEY.
A true Copy-Attef,
JONATHAN BOWMAN, JUN. CLERK.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-01
DIBDEN'S
INN HATHAWAT.


w GUILD ye be taught ye feather d throng,
IN loves fweet notes to grace your long,
To charm the heart in thrilling lay,
I.fen 70 DIM Hail qUay;
she hath way to fnp 10 clear,
PhGbus might wondering itoop and hear,
To melt the fad, make blithe the gay,
And nature charm-daA Hath zUsy,
S6e ball. way,
DIM H1 B q zvay.
To be the delight, DIM bath . zvay.
When envy's breath, and rancour's tooth,
40 foil and bite fair worth and truth,
And merit to dinrefs betray;
To tooth the foul, Ana H1tb zp1y
She hath way to chafe defpair,
To heal all grief, to cure all care,
Turn fouleft night to fairef day
Thou know'R fond heart, dim Hail +Dsg.
SBs BATH, 5J'e.
Talk not ofgems, the orient lin,
The diamond topaz, anne hit,
The emerald mild the ruby gay,
Talk OF nv gem Aan Haf5 a z0ay:
She hath a way with her bright eye,
Their various uilres to defy,
The Jewel ihe and the toll they,
50 lweet to look AaH HaiB j zvay,
SBs Bat5, TIC.
But to my fancy were It given,
To rate her charms, I'd call them HcaveE
For, though mortal made Of clay,
ANGELS might love Aas Ha B a zpays
She hath way, 70 TO controul,
To rapture he imprilon'd foul
And love and truth 70 TO diGpiay,
That 10 be Heaven-AHa Ha!5 -Vgy.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-01
JONATHAN BOW MAN, JUN. clerk.
LINCOLN. T-Clwt Of Common Pleas al TIP
tan. Sebtsrnksr Tsrn BOO.

LINCOLN, G-C1wt Of Common Pleas al Tat5-
tam, September Term, 800.
The laid Merriam Orr and Elizabeth
Orr, hayiag neglected to notify, agreeably to the
order ct Court at the lan term f; they are now or
dered 10 notify an perfons ntereted ia taid COM
plant, 70 appear al the next Court Of Common
Pleas to 0c holden at Warre0, within and for the
county If Lincoln on the lscond Tusfday OF ia
nuary next, by FULFILLING an atteNed copy of fad
complaint, with this order thereon, three weeks
lucce'yely, IN the Gazette printed II Portland BY
EIezst Alley J-nks-the at publication TO be three
weeks Il ea6, before the citing Of faid Court -
alto by Pofing al atteRed copy of faid complaint,
with this order thereon, IN iome public place iaid
TOphan, three weeks at leaft before the fifth ng of
faid Court !; that they may then and there appear
and (hew caufe, If any they have, why the prayer
thereof Mould not be granted.
A. O. IONA. BOWMAN. TuN. CLERK
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-01

A la.e Triih journal contains the following
bull. The man who was Killed The military
review in Caarmarthen IS not dead, a. was fup-
pcied. The physician thinks there is hope of
his recovery"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-01

In Ramah Droog, or Wine does Wonders"
I comic opera from the pen Of the lively COBB
we find The following tolerable lpecimen Of dra
matte wit. 'Cheliogoe, retainer at an EAT
Inoia Court, sfks LfFev, an honeR Hibcrnial,
II Re ever heard the titles Of the R4j7b. The
Iriihman replies in the negative. Chell.ngo
then infurms him, that " He is. the Mighty
Monarch the Mahah Rajah, Surooj Seng that
is. the ION Of he lion, brother to the Sun and
Moon, and coulin t, III The Stars ia The Firma-
ment." On which LiGey e1claims, "~hat
blefeI qvsqttsr you NIT have in this country, #
he and his rtlaii.a5 are on good terms toge her
/ fuppofe fsggy day, or dark night, is lure
ign Of q1ane IN tbs family
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-01
PRINTING,

In its various branches, executed in the
neatei manner, and at the fhosteit
notice.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-30
lust RECEIVED

JUST RECEIVED
And for Sale by the subfariber,
100 blslhels Of Aneuila Salt,
frefh tRaitins in boxes and kegs; beA
iewes's Crab Cyder; fra quality Jasnai-
Ca Sugar by the barrel; Bacon FANS Of
this years curing; belt green Apples by
the barrel Lines, Lemons and Oranges,
with variety Of other articles.
Alto, CaveaaJ@'s dsf ,Cbezving Tobar-
60, hyperion in flavor TO any in Alexandria.
ABEL WILLIS.
Dec. rs. eoAtt
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-30
An. extenGve and we'll cholen AHortmert

extenGve and we'll chofen Aaortment
of
CALIcoEs & CHINTsEs,
With variety of other articles, this day
received, and for Sale, by
JOHN HCRSBURGH.
]. Horfburgh respectfully informs
thoie Of his cuitoners with whom he has
running accounts, that he is under the ne
.cefity Of idiicontinuing this practice .
therefore in future he will fell for Cath or
Produce only.
December IL. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-30

- . "A l. E,
Genuine Madeira Wine !,
pipes, hhds. and quarter caiks, for aD,ro.
ed notes, or exchanged for Tobacco o.
Flour. -
TWILL SELL OR RENT
The Store have occupied for many
years pa&, ftuated on Prince -Stree,. a.,
polite Col. Hooe's. No itand in Toyra
more eligible, or better accommodated
tor carrying on an extenGve wholefale Wa.
or dry good bufinefs. The cellar perfeft
~ dry, with door at each end. will
hold one thou1and barrels of -four. ,-oa
barrels may be flowed on the rrem;l.,
without any inconvenience to the occu
pant.
Thole dehrious of holding it will apply
to me on Merchants Wharf, where I Nj,
In future do buhneis.
VIM I. HALL.
December II.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-30
A HouIekeeper wantcd.

LIBERAL wages will be given to
dhcreet Woman, capable of managing the
affairs Of my family as Hoylekcefer.-
A middle aged woman Of mild difpoh-
ton and regular deportment viii be pre-
ferred, as part Of her attention will be
necehary in experimenting nurfery CT
young children.
CHARLES LEE.
December -, 1903. eodtf
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-11
December 5.

Yeiterday arrived fch'r Eagle Ruhford.
~ days from St. Bartholomew. Left
there brig-, Bartlett, of Baltimore
and ich'r Sea Flower, Fairly, of Newbu
ryport Captain R. informs that the brio
Debby, Tops belonging to Baltimore
from the Guinea coat, with SO 1aves ~
board, was ieized there and condemned ~,
by the governor.
Same day, brig Little George, lack
ways, 23 days from Havannah.-yI IF
there the brig Enequibo Packet. ruff arr;v
ca from this port; fh'r Maria, of do r.
iail in few days. w. -
Same day, fch'r Fanny, Nixon. %
days from Havannah. =
Same day, fch'r Eliza, Little, % DAVIS
from Exuma. % oayS
Same day fch'rPeter and Ann. Wadale
tom days from Halifax.
Same day ch'r Prefident, pearon. f,
Gays fiow Virg!nia.-Dec. 4, fpoke lb;nr
Dolphin, Robinfon, 81 days from HIM
burg bound to Philadelphia.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-11
BOSTON, December /.

Arrived yefterday, fchooner William.
Chapman St. Ihomas's, a6 days; failed
IN company with upwards of 90 fail Of
Americans, under convoy of the United
States brig Pataplco, for different ports in
the United States. Capt. Chapman has
brought home two Of the crew of the fh;n
Mount Vernon, of Salem, which was loa
on the rocks Of Evils, fhip entirely LOFT,
crew and part of the cargo faved.
Same day the fchooner Juno, Googins
from Turks Inand, 80 days; Ranger,
Norton, Havana, "a days; John, Wadf-
worth, Martinique, 80 days; Roebuck.
Davis, Cape Francois, "a days; noop
Sally, Moray, Nova Scotia, 10 DAYS
an Engliih fhip from Lower Canada, laa
from Cape Ann.
Same day the fchooner Vandyke.
Craft, Rotterdam, 81 days via Portland.
Same day, fhip Governor Sumner,
Leach, Barcelona, and Tarragona, -
days. Capt. Leach has obligingly fur.
nlhed us with Paris papers to the 10th
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-11
NEW YORK, December (.
a r ED,

ARRIVED,
Schooner Sally, Bagley, HAVANA, II
days; Fanny Bridger, Dunn, Philadelphia,
8 days; .Aoop Aitrea, Stanton, Philadel-
phia, 4days.
Ship Maria, Bailey, Rio De Janeiro;
fhip JoGah Collins, Cottrel, AmEerdam
brig Dolphin, Coleman, Jamaica; Flo
ra, Beatty, St. Johns; brig Fanny, Roden,
ditto; brig Mary, Tatem, St. Croix;
fchooner Lindeman, Page, ditto; fchooner
Adventure, Murdoch, Tortola; fchooner
Polly Annable, Cape FRANCOIS; Aoop
Elizabeth, Jones, New Providence.
Captain Perkins, of Hoop Wealthy,
from Pat 'maquoddy, on the 18th ult. in
lat: SO, long. II, Poke fhip Three
Friends, OF New York, bound to i ondon.
all well. :
Ship Sally. Gamble, from CharleAon
to the Havana, taken and fent to New
Providence.
Armed fchooner Neutrality, Smith
and ichr. Enterprise, Williams, have ar,
rived at HAVANA. Schooner Lark has ar
rived at Antigua, with the lofs of part of
her flock.
A fhip, fuppoied to be the China. from
the Eatt- Indies, is below-and there
were iait evening, beGdes, fgnals for two
briggs and three fchooners.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-11
what fhall I do =

!" Thou mutt do liSl ople ire
piled w. MiMin) thou ni thy1elf
to thofe who will give thu wages.
In few years thou wilt pufclkfe piece
OF land thou mutt then marry negro
woman, as prudent and induatrious as thy
felf: educate thy children as I-have educat-
ed thee, in the fear of God, and to love
labor; and after living happy and free,
thou wilt die in. peace. ThoAmnR abfo-
iutely receive.thy liberty, Janes / ought
to have givenit thee long befd Iiincere-
ly with it had pleafed God, father of
all mankind, that the viii eople had
never thought of .purchaGn nd telling
thy African brethren! may hnfpire the
Americans with deGre OF I'd lowing our
example! Why fhould we, Who coniider
liberty as the 6rf of all BIZ Rings, refufe
it to thole who live with us p
$ All matter, how kind yyu are, laid
james, on that account will never leave
you, have never been a ilave; -younever
ipoke to me but as you lpoke to the white.
people; have never wanted for any thing,
whether flick or inhealth /; never laboured
more than my neighbours, who laboureu
tor themielves; | have been richer than
feveral white people, towhom / lent mo-
ney; and my good and dear miitreis, who
never commands US, butmakes us do what
ever fhe deGres, by only iaying, James, /
1vJ1 yoH av0uld d0Jo and ia, how can l
leave her? Give me whateveryou choofe,
whether under the name of a llave or a
freeman, is of little Importance, 1ince |
cannot be happy in your family !; | will
never deparate from you. -" Well,
James, returned w. Mif1in, {" / con-
fent to what thou deGreit. After thy ma
numliion has undergone the neceAary
forms, will hire thee by the year; but
take month sholidays at leaA this is a
grand epoch In rhy life: celebrated by low.
by repoie, and in whatever manner thou
thlnket proper 6 No, NATTER faid
James, cit is feed time: I will take nv
holidays On lome other location I: Ter TO-
day only be a fettival among the NEGRO
race. Since you defire it, accept INV
liberty and let my 6rf action as a free
man be- to take my matter by the hand,
to preis 1t in mine, and to lay it upon nv
.ooiom, where the attachment and orat;
tude OF James will remain as long as he
breathes, and let my fecond be to allure
you, that no labourer in the county of Kent
Will be more diligent than he whom Won
VIII hereafter call the faithful James,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-11
PHILADELPHIA, December s.
"A Il r w Ed,

rafaSon' i1art' d. oebafians brig Elk
preis, Gardner, Antigua; Schooners Fa-
yourite, Cotterel, NJ York, Elcape,
Brown, Curacao, Wilmington, Cheyney
Bolton, and Swallow, Diamond, C. Fran.
co.'s.
Ship KingRon, Morris, Madeira and
Calcutta; brig Enterprise, Paltorious,
Amiterdam.
Capt. Lelar, Of the hip Columbia, fail
cd IRON Batavia the ed Auguft, and left
Anger Point the 9Th.
Left al Batavia,
Ships Franklin, Shaw, and Fair Anne
rican, Earl, CharleHon; both total in 10
days tor the Manillas chip Mercury,
, Bottom, uncertain.
The brig Forrefer, of vCharlenon, fail
ed from Batavia a few days before fhe
Columbia, for Manila. Capt. l.. touch
ca at St. Helena the 9th Oct. and failed
from thence the 9th. The thips RoInu-
lus, Freeman, of Bottom, and Sally, capt.
Oliver, Of Beverly, from Batavia, failed
from St. Helena two days before the Co.
lumbla arrived there the former FOR Lon.
don, the latter tor the continent of Anne
RIGA.
Nov. 10th, lat. II, 4, N. long. &, *.
W.fell in with and boarded the ORIG Moi,
~, Higgins, of and from Philadelphia for
Trinidad, out ~ days, all well. 10th.
lat. 80 z3' N. long. 81, IS, w. fell in
with and boarded the fch. Amelia, Serb
ner, OF and for St. Thomas, from Sayan-
nan, informed that two days before fpoke
ichooner privateer under Englifh colours,
but iuPpofed her to be French, as fhe was
dogglng an American feet then in iight
Nov. 3, lpoke in long. SO, A., w.
the ichr. Hawk, from Alexandria for Ber-
muda, 4 days out, all we'll. 3oth, ipoke
brig from St. Kits for Norfolk, mans
unknown.
Capt. Lelar left at Batavia the {h;n
Magens, Hawley, ofand for Pll;ladelpbia.
ready for fea.
oshr, Neptune, , from St. Kits,
is below.
briggs Venus, Reynolds, and Eliza NV.
ers, Lewis, and fchr. Aaifance, Mann.
nave arrived at G. Francois from this MORT
Schr. Phoebe, WinAow, for philadel
Pma' tailed from Cape Francois 6 daysbe-
fore the Swallow.
Lit OF Vehels left at Curacao, by the
Ecape, capt. Brown, arrived this morn.
ing.
Ship Penelope, Ruth, Baltimore; bries
Sally, Hampton, Philadelphia Ito fail in
10 days Clarina, Nichols, Philad. Sally.
LOOK New York, Nymph, Cobler, N.
ork, and Eliza, Strand, Norfolk fchrs.
Rover, Heneren, N. York
htalanta, Hollon, do. Jeruiha, Venfen,
bottom, Polly, Gore, WifcaGet, and Alta
. mt, klngiton, Philadelphia; loop
Bell, New York.
:. On the 73d September, the French
from the ifand of Curacao, and
On the Gay following the Engliih, with
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-11

September. their Contents have been anti
cipated by prior arrivals.
Left at Barcelona, October IL, fhip
Diana, Thomas Of Bottom; Antelope,
Cole, of do. performing quarantine;
Gov. Strong, Miller, of Go. brig three
Siifers, Bonnels, of CharlcRcn ihlp $50
Mills, of Baltimore, detained by the
SPaniih government On account of the
mates hoilting two lantherns, as Ggnals
for Capt. Mills to come on board, on the
evening, when two Spanifh fhips were cut
out of Barcelona Roads by the Britifh
at Sleges, October 8, fhip Sally, Culh-
ing, OF Philadelphia; at Seloe, October
10, brig Bowlcs, Of Portfnouth;
at Veienove, October 6, fhip John,
Cutter, of Bottom; October zs, lat. IS,
~, long. IS, 40, fpokesehooner Harriet,
Mayo, from Barcelona for Bottom, ont
Is days, all we'll; October go, lat. Al,
long. 81, Al, fpoke fchooner -, Stone,
from Glouceiter, for St. SebaRlans.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-11


~ 1, !: :..,... I
& Barely to mention the name of y kner
Mimin, to an American, would to
place before his Sc minds eye,' al
femblage of every virtue that dig hes
and adorns human natufe. 1t is ell
known that Nv atner Mifflin was maAl-
der of the lociety ufually called Quak-
scrs, and that he died in the year 1898,
within the fate Of Delaware, after
life diitinguiihed by candor, affability
and knowledge; an ornament to the
age, and bleiling to the country. In
an Engliih publication. have lately
met with the following intereRing anec-
dote reipetting him. If you will have
the goodneis to give it circulation in
your respectable paper, it will oblige
more than One e-yoxr SaI/eribe,s.
December 3.
FOR long time lome of the people
called Quakers, had propofed to enamel
pate their negroes. One of them in par
ticular, had actually given liberty to all
his, and bequeathed them, by his will, a,
decent iubGtence, Warner Mif1in was
not long in following an example 70 agrse~
able to his fentiments. He baAesteived
from his father thirty -fcven negroes, both
old and young. On the day fixed for their
emancipation, he called them into his par
lour one after the other, and addrened one
sot them in the following words:
Well, friend James, how old
art thou? '-I am twenty nine, matter.
-" Like our white brethren. thou ought
cit to have been free at twenty-one. Re
lIglon and humanity enjoin me to give thee
thy Liberty, and juitice commands me to
pay thee wages for eight years and an half,
which at III. IS. per annum, comprehend
ing thy food and cloathing, make the fun
Of o5l, LIS. Cd. which owe thee-But
as thoo art young and vigorous, and
ought to labonrfor thy fublaence, intend
TO give thee note for that FUN, bearing
the uiual interef Of FIVE per cent. Behold
then, the commencement of thy fortune;
thou halt no longer any matter but God
and the law. Comic the other room 70
my wife Phebe, thy Old miArels, and my
nephew Robert; thou wilt find them bufy
writing thy manumiAion- May God bleis
thee, james, Beprudent and induitrious
IN every misfortune and diRrefs thou wilt
lind fure friend in thy ancient matter,
Warner Mifflin.
James, furprifed at fcene 70 new, 70
affecting, and 70 unexpected, melted into
tears, as if he had been threatened with
Tome great misfortune. The fudden eff.
Get OF his aifonifhment, gratitude, and
other ienfations, almoh overpowered him,
and even threw him into convulGons.
he cried for Joy and could fcarcely give
vent to Jingle fyllable. All, MAT
ter, lfaid he) what ihall do with my IL
berty Twas born under your roof; have
there enjoyed every thing had location
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-08
CONDITIONS.

H PERSONS applying for inrlrance oa houfes.
itores' oT other bindings, lau lodge I'D the ofice
written declarat on Partcularzing he aud trect
"heFe luch BUILDINGS ale fituated XVI vhat-mstelsls
competed their dmendous, relative ituatior elima-
ted value and tn Purpoi-s for which he ~ are
occupied and mrs more than three fourths or laii
value IA injured
No policy viii be executed, or hazard commence,
until the premium y p4id ghc Office III r0nry-
AH Perlons iriuring their property this offcs,
muii gVe notice Of any other inn ance thai s 0r fha
De made Ky them, III their behalf oa fd Property
otharwiie rhe policy win be void
n lnlurapce will be made on property hsld hv more
gage, eate for years iiIe, in erande- ur r-veru
provided the nature of he be prglolay 1pe9i-
J ITO infurance fhalI hs made for ler, term th7n
one years and any Perion chooGnr w bu injured for
layen years, thai allowed hsamodnt of one vesr's
premium NJ wax XIII diicoun, ana foI four years haE
years dIcount
4. Ihe company win not be accountable for, WI D3y
any 'ois pr damage cauled by foreign invafon civil
commoLIon, or any military uurpcd force whatever
III All PcriOns injured this office, funaininp-lo
or Damage by fire in buildings, liaIl give irnmedia
notice thereof, in v ;ting THE Company ana feIty
lno the oihce within thirty days as particular wv at
count N iuch LETS KY damage. henatute w tie cau
VIII admit and the full amount thereof not rr--rair w
che fun Injured lhah br pad WI thirv nron
without deduction, provided the fame Iha staoaatto
three pr cent On TIL fun rIure1
N, ne company have he rieht Ky --huid, WI rs7af-
I'M houle' or uwid'n damaged NJ def-7Yed INV f-c.
III neu III paying re l2fs III money provided he Time
e o7snn Within thirty days after proofoflo E aad
hnliHed without airy uurgaiohahle delay.
liz No poacy ftail br bilding w Hwy Co.n,4nv ";
iu 3ned ualei5 nch alianmert be allowed BY IN W. rv
nereot' in the books of ;he Company
TIP Ihe Company will receive prlp7fais Fa- irra--
me onl anyof TIKI ciuzrnr of-hr Nirtte VIZ 5-1.
f''is11 s= tlr5}5fa, " Jiy sas ttrleI sgs 49,
Jof-Ph- Svirt, Sseretary.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-08
81. DOMINGO.

Rigaud has been completely conquered 5y
Tosiaaint and in the convention, which con
GUIDED the languiUary war, has agreed to leave
the liza I'd. TouiGainr's dominion i now com
Plete, and better order Of things Is efabIiih.
Cd il the fouthern departments. a nea Of
privateers which deprecated Ola the American
navigation is annihilsted; and the murderous
wrstches who manned them, can ne longer
crafty their Thrift for blood. The commerce
Of the Uai.ed States win doubt,els BE- foon TX
tended to the whole iGand, Rgaud was ID
depart in brig Of 2 ? guns; and i was cx-
peded lome of the American CRITTERS, VII lab
were numerous of Aux Cages, would fall IN
with him.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-08
Communicable gf Ma5aebalstt5.

YORK, Il.
"A II a Court of Common Pleas, be-
4 d gun and held At Marlborough, within and
forthe county Of York, on the fourth Tueday III
Augnt beng the twentY-6xth d5g VI laid month,
a. ID. Roo
ON the petition Of TRIsTRAM lon
DAN, jun. and Dance GRANGER, trader, ba.h
q PtPPsrelfboroagb IN laid county, thewing-That
they are ntcreited III certain tra6t III parcel of
Land situated Il Peppsrellborough aTorefajd, ad-
joining land Pofelled bt Joel Sawyer, John Saw
YER, ara others, Commonly called GoNdwiu's lot
that iaii Jordan owus and ~ f-i7ed of two thirds
Of fald ilt, and the fad Granger one niath nart
q ms ierne, n COMMON wtth other perf5ns io Ivy
petitioners lnknown WHICH proportions thry a-e
dehrNus ot holding III fSy1r2ly--and praying that
the lame may sef-t of ID mem ~ hold III ltvgratv
ORDERED, that faid petitioners caule
the tuhHahce IF their ftd petuon and this ordel
thefton, tobe inf1rtrd ID The Portlaad Neglpabrr
printed by ELEzER "A. JrNEs, three weeks flIccef
lively; the ldtt publication to ~ thirty DAYS at
lean pr'G to th- ne2t term 0f this Cont. tn br.
held AZ Bddef0rd, within and for flid county oF
YORK, or the Iaf Tueiday of Oaabgr rext; IVY
tbs eod any Petfon or ptf{uns afureaed therein,
may then and there appsar, and thew cauie, " anv
they have why tht prayer of the iaid petition
fh0ud not ~ granted.
Attef, DANIEL. CFUVATT rL-B