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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-21
VOLATILE TINCTURE.
EOA IktA TOOTH AChE-

Ihc mott s.Hcaci0us emedy ever difcoo
Yaea ',r IN. torm-myiug pain. il isan
mnsd.a.e ana p;rnansn, ,siiet in ihe mon
"''sn9 oa's'; Son'ains noihing bu, hat is
D'f;tci.y 'anneso', and m4y WIKI islety be
e}p'iea o 2rrGnani women OF TO Children,
r,ce 375 cents,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-21

FOB Nervous Dt0ra-rs. E,male Com
s's;..s, G1U in the Stomach, M=;,o
saoiy, S:nuUai Weaku-ac,, LOIS OF A1pe.
ire, Giioas lhioraeis, Lhws,d WeaknsG e,
l'.tG- ltior, QSGin1;s G.sels, lryen,c In
ii'cr-,ion', aod Prsnatu.e O.d>Ase, and
seTy other iYrn ZION ot exEe ems d:Siii.y,
ga'fh are ihe ,onlcqu;nce. ~ diffipatec
- & ctis ct Praiure or Griti-ti,s, OF
,hauys OF Ci.m.fe-Inmoae.Ats Die o.
Yea, ;. i':lunai Liquors, or any Iateiapcr
s"ce- on ling in---Di.esfe, iDcldsu, e,
Sr'tps ssiri' auo Women ~ 4 oergaio p-4iuY
life
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-21
TIE Ge@4ine Pafc,It Scc5eA Onst.
zsi~,

for Elaaiantneis. Safety, Eypet;Nios, Esl,
'ad Ce't7insy, 10 Infinitely iapeUor % any
HhsF Me,'icIue for the cure % the itca. Il
% - certain IN its o0sratirn tha. /. hz. never
iai'ed.in any one nnap1e Whatever, Of ef.
,eoiua.ly curing ia, diiszf,ea * d.iocioy IN
faor hcuts, by as spghca,ina oay. ,Hal-a
applied 10 many ;hou.auds % Eaz.s..li, Scn,.
sad and ireland, il Goes ~, ,oa' IN trc
'sRii p-rf.c'e VI Mercury, ic4 fhc Aind vit,
81, nsJ be apPiicl sinh re g,es,sit l2fe.y
en- Tns Tch delicate lady during ncr plce
psncyJ o. tht ,ende,ed Infants.
The Proprietor rs 10 cs'iSin Of ia infaib
Oily, ihat he engngss 20 r;lura the money
u any PsTion 60 whom il DOES NO pe5,ona
cu,S 10 ioa hoara.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-21
COPPER L. lin rs ARE
AieagtaIog
N..N~<N

~ PIE fu5.stibcr ,cturr5 his ancer,
4 ,naah5 20 senefOuS pub:ic, i5rta:
y 5sc-t euOoGts ,o.ue.It liz las met with ii
H. Hnc ci cuhnslsi and 3egs leave u an
ica.s lido .HeEds 81 c.Fo;vl5., tt2t he Ia,
O. senu alu,ntty .K0Nt5 STOUT
CJfiERin 54L&}a 3ad bottoms, tha.
h,! ni1y BE- ilpr,i,d with 81 Ills 90
~ l-o.tei, r0,ic. sirtei vito PATENT,
G0kPE& or tkH TER y JKhI6.
i1c he nunbsroi GHILLc ii y! fzcs
h"''he- =nd rc'oy LOT c-nveiy- r7de ca
tac set anc nDf ng 1y-d p,,nc.p pies,
tr.yh nc Is determined to ieii Al ,ns mn.
s.tGlcc prices.
WILLIAM COOK.
II. :. a.! kinds Of TIN WORK ss.a.
fcN.
90 TIC aisa-f cs0i psics give, ivr
I'd BRASS CutFEK, PEW TIA Q.
i.Eii
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-21

the only Medicine 10 the Wor.a, thai
Cc,ss lie nuG lnyatsiA-c ITCG 70 foJi
hL.I.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-21
nc CoTdial Reloratlvs Bal


IS recommended az Ned cine of ips IS
nd impoverished virtues %, the isr,meslisis
-cIci sno tnr=0. arc sc nFu>nt cars u n,
:core tltr--@.s, AariGe icoi q ,tisi cfniany
dccsiS'A, 80 =, QUINCY "bcc Ocnod many
Vouia1o' o. S1sh .e2es nSY@ seen rci:o.eu
,T-n hc bTL'k q. IN. Essre.
Fnls rsta19 = fsIecPrsyly adapted ~ weak
Susie Contributions, IS sscii ~ 20 pb.cfms
r astge in grn-f2i "a az. yo- ertully as Z
lerg!ac, 90 Cniy - .hs g ssk fiona =, GU,
y the whce uefsou, iyif~m; Corre6I. a vi.
.s.ci ,,g,te apd disen.,m in The inf raf.
'grs, Tud a.hiis aonIsff Sly ia recoyeriry
1e tone OF he u-iu.Ty ana es0iia. yiesas.-
t@05e ne e'G acy IN TOE ncG o5fiinste te-
z ma g sets IN men, 4 corresponding weak
T7ies N womrp; AMI Dtncs 81 silt couri
-ts scr, 'a'ssy, 'ust!y az aonouf bly, 70
Yards c.ljusa nsPy,. g.s, han any OF ,hol.
netaiingI iaor'icsi c0l.poh ions WHICH AZ
20 tAaTe'uiiy sdlTiuitcr-o TO ,ul uawsry
Il "a ear"s'i'y ccco 'neaacd To .tn,(e Ia
1'es, WOO isorEeps3 Go ans eithculi Il r.ufs
are ahi-t;sd Nth 1c2ku=iies md iuGfmi,.ci:
10 winch cafes II is nigU.l u,eluI, strengthen
ing al thc a1le lire &C. aOmech. sne LslL,
INC Wessened Orsansi and ,ue phoie coaiti-
t1iion.
Ihole, who IL advanced life, feel the con.
cq1e9ccs OF yol,mui ezcess, or unfortunate
Yoato, VINO nave brought on the1Aelyes
aODisroug tfs'., 81 evils, wli by the nie o.
ti., hAI tdeiUifgss fs.uFed to bgalin ana
scaFih, end ~ tne melancholy lymptonls
removed, eI.ch axe the genera, easas a.
uCh caG.ss.
For wasiher ;hs iyaeo hs; received a
mock, AID Is ue1.litaied from iulrrue sDcics
o, ,1at,en<0E 80 tae eAfi,sf pSri 81 iiie, or J.
Gakiag undl thu advance OF ycsrs. icw dos
.cs " this cIeaiC,ne viii sford Immediate
sHui5pCC Of retlUa.0s tesi;h ara Efene,i,
s!.ia. losg IN tis ngicr.sr fyGsni, end
ofssu- q oiseiiion, aad feaogaiins the
whole CDnitBUuoD,
10 tic ypGDg Il will sford isftiug health,
G'en 90 esd ip1s, iD pace Of lsili,u|e End
Nobility sr1 Q, fhs yea and i1Grn, if uH,
'iie, y tarplil gr fe.iei sJu t0uind, BY
1ently ~.d iaiey inrlsOrtu's Iae fyGen /;
q vino pvc .Wmrsiry i,W @ Sc bsiu
ZEE p0NeI o.. Medi-iH. 10 z.ltthc autumn "
1ecHhn % year. and c9.niy fud t. ene!y pro.
,ra5 oie "a l.t % Zee blfos6 20 sa,fn,g i,sn
tl- k-aDrl9ve - Capztie Of rGc6sias has
yssVa tsGte,sta9L
CoeLpuonl re,szel, vess or lec,yed
% mcr o. wom-n, axe Do-c- as immcas,e
ference o. trs Heiiosaug@
y! cougns, too t-,5isvsd, and igss5i
re-. t'vruy NJ olroJ and tDscst a.
''iiD,, "i' si- .o.G ny-.- e. - clang !,
ebli Nsie'y Hnd become u.S and =.
fannie. sra .ae mas be covered ena 8tia,
5y,u -h0 E..i,Aiu~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-21

u hnsuisay ciica;iou, in III ca.s. Of IN
""a wsafnfis, 'fern5iins ~ f.iasiG. cftue
: aes' i1is .. appetite (peuicul2r,y L, lie
naSIhinE,) d'f'cL.oa Q. .p.r,s, wmay con-.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-21
AFFIDAVIT.


81, Js01es P.cc<k, og No 40 North Street,
IN ti'e PaiGi OF 81. Luke's, MiddtsfsS, so
make vs,', That vsz gTisyouiiy aiiittcd
~ Iiss FOR upwards Of ioa teen years, and
tHa1 IN % violent cLSIuc. IS TO Tequi.e
Twelve mec TO hold ine in theuL 20 p,sN en-:
M eaihsrg nyislf 10 pisces. Tasy would
generally i&it,u me, aye, tx, ard tfyen ieye,
aou-'; IA cCpie4uence q i'ioh my coniti
t0'oa became quite enacistsl. I Gsd-
application, 70 many eminent gens'sd-en Of
IL: facuitF, VINO saorded ne no reGei y hs.-
ever: Oh a9Pi>d 10 Di. Jams, ChufcIs
Q. 10. C'y Road, who ps.icfibed hi5 AE,i,
ipsmsjsic aiiA.r fsr me, which itook, ana
Uhich slosc cared he q ;he uIolt ars3t..,.
Fits, saI reiIfei iHs 10 periet3 hrailh
The dePonca; fus,heg mak-,a oata, and
iaiih, taat il IS aos g~o Yeas hnce u. WAS
-t.cc Q, his # and nc nas h-d 20 T..urnu
hem sl9.eVes.
JAMES POCCCK.
Sworn be FOE. we ~ tna a9anlua-
+ a'c, "a. swsE,,y ninth Gay Of
Auguis 100.
Nm. GuNrIs, Mayor.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-21
20 80 q 80 sss = E, .,: &. {;
{ lac property

;. y - y 80 - - s's4' - =. - -
lac Property
TLdIELT ady&rtDed, IS tiIl for
) SAl.h--a., -ea.ygs Of ,t,,iEs nc Galsru
n.,te. Nlth n.g haolil7 III uc,i Ysss, va = 81
che l.srAy lSl'er-oa rs,dr, 81 AeE d,gesher. Or
Al tcs,, se..ily 1855 sa1yiira's sad g,re god-lon
n 20, .,a'-,
44.ts SIZE lo-,c-s g er,oluuient' tqcu'At' m &C
e'ye sui ladutroua nsr Afford - 4ups asid 20
Ill. Ghare isa 'anuthtfe ipg Mil
ral -o.- Of .r.a4aS Is q ta.t-9o q 's5esr
ir .ae t-a.cl sHd a 5rs Niiit@ aFca 7sscp ,'ca
's.I..'Rli mile. 81 Si1inici's 7r VhsI, tirpcr
r'iLs turni,le,i - cor 40 a. : eonVru.ss titsacc
a-a po6ei.ion ,.,s-n si-,sly.
I'd. Iae i,wellag-doufe and Oh.
t.e4. ,iiaer "it7 u W,a',s, ,he p.zn,a.or, baud,
scd Racks, l1-n-iisd sih dipoiy AZ povsnder
The .o,aier night ., a4tnlag- N, uiei as
ri-si5-- a1u.e du1ag I've vmmeyi rsring an .ce
G54se 4ri hstn, 70 Fc1ae: 4 a p.ss,a2t reio,; ior
canp.ay i,em tn city. AID
al, \ 8gick Yard at Rockets,
f,r,Hl with a -onasis rNuie,, where heis may
BE hat "a. . cas- dhaoisJ Of Oh tue oca ,crni1 and
= wai,a WOO val! ., Copp.ici - az csfg car.
gisas
MANY other advantages will occur
& la -is- ni1d uPla rrr mining 'hspssmile,,
Eanes, It y hcro g Be fsa-ot.
1t - v ih-d tina, ,h:ic ae'.ae4 70 gauge in an,
q. ,il-ie g'orolAs woali /, quisAly, taey asc
Pa-,sof MO C erteni7e pan which jep.nd on
t2,h n,h-r iof their Accomplishments. ~. te-als
'E,I &c ea!f, and fe;ur.r fs4uigsi iot thoir ,oh-
hast, %
William Mayo, i.
P1ub7tla, o.. q ~, 1900.
Tie luGlcribers nave on hand the
70 'ov.ng Aar'cL-sI which ,hc! viii i'H ic''
~ Fiivs:e sac, Ua!
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-30
Comgre/S Of the Un1ted States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.
MONDAY December II.
(De60fe c0ntinued, J

Oe66Ie Co!IInHed.
Mr.. Grifwold. The remarks made
by the gentlemen go TO thew an indifpo-
fition in members Of this houfe to invei}i-
gate the 1lb;eet This is not the fact.
We can fay that the iavcaigation is in a
train Of being made. The petition of Cato
Wef, and the memorial of the Houfe Of
Representatives Of the MiGimppi terrific
ry, have been reterred-Under thefe cir
eumaances, the fubjea generally is before
the committee. To go further at prefent
would, we fay, be wrong. For if we do
refer alto the facts Gated in the reiclu-
tions, we take it for granted that they are
true, and refer to the committee the ex-
pediency Of adopting an inference from
them. The fats charged might be true
for any thing MIR. GriiwoId knew. He
knew not whether they were true or not.
He knew nothing of Winthrop Sargent /;
he was no acquaintance of his. But MIR.
Grilwold Eaid he was fwayed by higher
motives than thofe which were perfonal.
He knew that this houfe had no right to
pats cenfure upon any man, until has con-
duet had been fairly Investigated and his
crilninality proved. Then, and then only,
had they a right to pronounce upon the
character Of any man.
Never before had he feen refoIution
prcfaced by fuch number of zvbereas's
only tending to place the character Of this
man upon the rack. This was introduc-
ing an old principle; principle which
it was our boat that we had difcarded. A
rack was brought into this houfc not, as
Of old to rack the body, but what was
fill worie, to rack the mind.
Gentlemen fay the charges are either
true Or falle; if falfe, refer them to a
committee, and that committee will on en-
quiry tell you TO, and thus you will get
rid of them; and if true they ought to
be acted upon by this houfe. But who
could depend upon their truth /! Few mem
bers had Investigated them in fuch way
as to form an honeR conviction. IF they
fhall appear to be true, after faithful
enquiry the courfe propofed by his friend
from South Carolina ought to be taken.
The culprit fhould be fummoned before
the bar of this houfc, and he ihould be i'm
peached.
Mr.. Grifwold concluded by repeating
that he was againf the refolutions, not
becaufe he was averle to invchigation,
but becauie he felt aver1e to cenfure anv
man for offences uninvefigated and un-
proved.
MIR. Harper here explained what had
fallen from him in the previous part Of the
debate. He had not faid, or, if he had
faid, it had not been his defgn to fay, that
thefe refolutions were intended to traduce
the character Of an individual, but that
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-30

that are proved, and from fuch a conn,r
lion make report; and will no, tb,t 70
port DC open to examination, rey;jion
and amendment, by any member Of this
houtc ? - ''.-s
The gentlemen from South Carolina, 2,
was ufual with him, had made remarks 3,
TINS iubJett, without knowing where to
begin and had alked if the laws com
planned of had not been preiented by the
PRECEDENT to the houfc 1t was certainly
true, that they had been 70 prefented.
Bat this was laying very little for the
preildent when it admitted that the pref
dent had feen the laws, that violated the
contribution, and oppreGed the people,
without checking the officer, who had
uiurped unconstitutional power, and cxer-
cited fragrant oppreiiion.
The gentleman from South Carolina
had called the charges contained in tie re-
iolutions mere ahertions. Mr.. Davis de-
MED the truth Of the remark. There was
not charge that was not proved. IF he
had told the houie that he laid hold Of th.
threads Of a conf piracy he might have been
charged with making mere a1lertions.
Mr. DAVIS was not acquainted with the
early character of Winthrop Sargent.
But ne was acquainted, which was more
material, with his late and prefent cIlarac-
ter. He did know thar in his reccnr ac-
tons nc bad exhibited the character of
tyrant. 1t was very probable that before
he was corrupted by power he was viz
tuNtr l. l. \
other men, no fooner had he cot power,
than he affirmed the character of The ty-
rant, and opprened thoic whom he had
been appointed to protect.
Mr.. Davis cared but little for the pre-
fent fate OF his motion; for let the houE.
decide as it would on this day, proper
decliion would foon be had. The rel GA
of terror in this country would foon reaca
its end.
Mr.. Macon. The fubjec} already re-
ferred does not embrace the contents Of
this reiolution. The memorial from the
Houfe Of Representatives Of the Mininippi
territory, only relates to the election for
Wilmington county, and the conduct Of
The governor III relation to it whereas
the charges On which the refolution ia
founded are numerous and dinimilar.
The iubjett had been, laft ieflion, IN
PRODUCED at late day, ard had from that
circumstance been laid aide. He was then
convinced, and fill was convinced, that
the charges arc true. They are fpccih-
cally tated and fupported by reference
TO their proofs. Canmore be required /.
Why not then refer theml viii not
committee inquire into the truth And
ihould they be found untrue will not the
committee FAY 20? Adherence preiented
the only courfe whereby juaice could be
done to thofe who complain, to the coun-
try at large, and to the individual cfimi-
mated.
1t appeared to Mr.. Macon that it be-
came fhot bc,,(a t~, be tho y,,crl. NJ 3.,,+.,y.
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i WIN .AGil CiISSt. TIC knew nothing
about the intention Of the mover.
Mr.. Dennis thought the queaion then
before the houfe an improper one. For
whether adopted Or rejected, it would in
adequately cxprets the opinion of mem
bers. On the one hand, 1t was contendel
that if agreed tic, it would contain fame
ton OF the truth Of ferrous charges againa
the character ola public officer and If re-
jeteed, it would express an opinion that
thofe charges were faHe. MIR. Dennis,
who was not prepared either to approve
Or condemn the conduct of Winthrop Sar-
gent, hoped the houle would purlue ano-
Their courtc: and if, in conformity to his
wines, the reiolutions then offered ihould
be dlilniaed, he would himGelf propoie a
more general refolution, for the appoint
meat of committee to enquire into the Of
fetal conduct of Winthrop Sargent, and re-
port to the houfe the refult of their enqui-
ries. Such a retolution would convey nei-
ther appreciation or ieniure; and it would
be free from that long firing of preambles
which prefaced the prclent rerolutions.
Ihefe were certainly improper for how
ever gentlemen might concur in certain
general deductions, few men agreed in all
points in the realons ALIGNED for any par
ticular act.
MFR. Craik thought the Object Of the re-
iolution itfeIf improper. He deired to
know in what part Of the contribution was
to be found the right to move for the diff
milton Of public officer, or to impolc
ceniure upon him What was the view of
the mover Of the rcfolutions He had not
faid that his object was TO ignpeach. On
the contrary, his real object appeared to
be, to obtain from this houle an expreflion
OF their cenfure againll high public agent;
and by the exprelion Of fuch ceniure to ef-
feet his removal. Such Rep would be
improper. 1t involved In It the cxercite
OF powers which we did not poncis. If
the object Of the gentleman, as profcAed,
was to communicate information to the
PRECEDENT, this Object could be attained by
the gentleman by his withdrawing the pa
pers then before the houle, and delivering
them, in the capacity Of a private citizen,
to the PRECEDENT, who alone was authorized
by the con&iturion TO remove a public Of
dcer, except by impeachment.
Mr.. Davis. The oppohtion to thee
refolutionsshas affirmed various fhapcs.
One gentleman is aartled at the long pre-
face, another is alarmed at the number Of
zobereas's, and others iays that by refer
ring them, you will fanction the truth of
the charges. This was not the cafe. They
fand upon the fame footing with any petit
ton preiented, which always contains iome
facts, to tef} the truth Of which reference
is invariably made. The reference a.
mounts to nothing more than an acknow-
Judgement by this houle that it is their du-
ty to hear the complaints of tie people,
and when heard to enquire into their truth.
Will not the committee, when appointed,
compare the charges made with the facts
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CONDITIONS Of PUBLICATION
of the
Alexandr1a Advertyer
Commercial Intelligencer.

-
I. It uuM be tudAjged on a b0ycNeet
|,J Iuber-r2yal PAPER Of good qua1ty, and
poitb an elegant type, e 1vbicb this pa.ter
contains a Lpecimen.
II. 1t 7vW be tn5Ljged eveyy a.ay at 3
oeloek, and delveredto /u5/cri5rrsu fo7vs
with tie atm9f rega arity anil espedi-
tim, and tran/mHted TO t5g/e at q GAjRauce
tbrougb THE msf early Gud regular char
ncls Of conveyance.
III. The price 1viN be Five Dollars PER-
~nanm, to be pail oue half mreeeipt The
fyf number, the remainder at tbe end of
the gear.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-29
ELECTION OF PRESIDENT.

The Legislature Of this State is foon to
n..5 for tie PurPofe Of chooGng Electors Of
PreGdeur ana Vice PreGdent. On this i'm
por.aa, flbjca fome intere2'ng f4as and
fpecal@tious may foon be- erfeaed, which will
Be- laid before the public. # the Federal in
t.ref Is uo',ed, a friend Of America will Be
eleted-U MT, friend Of France Viii become
cur chief ruler. The j4oobins are perfectly
united in their candidate Bat there is rea-
lon 70 2FPrchend that there viii Be TWO
FEDERAL CANDIDATES FOR THE
-P2ESIDFNCE.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-29

NOTICE is hereby given, that the
fcriber and EPES SAV.LLE, expired on the t7y..-
ty-ni7tb day Of July laR, On which day the laid
CopartnerihiP was dillolved. All perfon5 owing
fad company are hereby called % for payment
and thot1 70 whom iaid company are indebted are
requeited to exhibit their demands without delay 10
Lemuel Bradford.
Portland, SEPT. Is, 1900.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-29

lie lublc1lbers having mutually
a agreed to didolye the copartnerihip under
the irm of
WEEKS AND TUCKER,
~ the hrtt day ot Jaauayy next they requef an
Pertons who are indebted g., or have claims upon
them, to call at their Counting Room for f,ttle-
ment prior to that time.
Lemuel Weeks,
Daniel Tucker.
Portland, SPt. 19, 1880.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-29

Madame BoaaPartc,s table is ferved up with
tate aud elegance, but without any dilplay Of
luxury or PFotunon. AmidR the numerous
tervsnts o. the Firf COnlll, tqosL9e Egyptians are
particularly conlPicuous. They are drched il
a tantatio kInd Of uniform, and their buGuels IS
% Wat Oh bimEy excluhyeIy.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-29
From Hartf1rd (Con. ] .SehL- D.

~ IN n I TT
Notwithstanding the bate tricks Of the demo
erats' Which mutt excite the indignation of every
honelt man, our State Election has reluted IL
'he choice Of tne ufoal large majority Of fedcr-
al characters.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-29
CgMm5E7geat5 of Ma0ac5ul.tt5.

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YORK, a.
4 I 4 Court Of Common Pleas. bs.
"A yua and held at WatcrborOugb, within ant
for the county Of York, On the fourth Tueldav ~
Augut, b1u5 lhl twenty Gxth day VI fad mouth.
q. D. 1900
ON the petition Of TRIsrRAm IoR-
DAN, Jun. and DANIEL GRANGER, trader, both
Of Pr3breLLorougb III lald county, ihewng-Tbat
they are uter1fed 10 a certain tract or parcel of
Land Gtuated PlPperelIborough aforetait, adj
ioiujng land P0netied by Joel Sawyer, John Saw
yer, and others, Commonly called Go0dwIu's Ilt.
shat aid Jordan owns and is ft.1ed oil two thirds
Of lajd lot, and the iaId Granger one ninth part
Of the fame, in common with other Perfons TO The
petitioners unknOWn which proportions they a-c
deirou5 off holding in itverall7 praying thar
the fame may " let off to heI1 to hold IN rvlratv
ORDERED, that taid petitioners caufs
the fabRduce Of their fad petition and this order
thereon, To DC inherited IN the Portland EewfDap1r
printed By ELEzER A. jerks, three weeks I'LL, csl.
iivclyj the lalt publication 20 IL thirty DAYS IN
lean prior to the next term of this Govt. Ia ~
held at Bdd1f3rd, within and for tald u.uutv M
York, a. the Taft IuC'day of Odobcr next to
the end any peItOn or p-rions inIrrtHcd tr.reiD
may then and there appear, and Thew caui. fs AMI
they have why the payer UT tha E.I r.t f.irg
hould ~; Dc granted.
At.eG, 1ANIL- 2INALJI -st,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-29

Al the lat Superior Court at Dover N. II.
Jla4e AfCErO: Of place called New Madburv.
was convicted Of PeJury in two inRances. He
was tentenced to pay fine 10 The county-Rand
two hours in the Piliory-to Be impriloncd I6
months, and pay COTS Of Profecution, amount.
ing 70 10 collars. He has broke goal and
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-29

p tha American Ni"ilef's lady, Mrs. Fen
wick in that city which once contained i've
bundled tplaLdid carriages!
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-29

BY p5rfon from Lewitown, il is Gated
that on Monday night lat abou. thrty Perlons,
dlfguaed and armed with mulkets, clubs. SO.
iurounded the houCe Of Mr. burlington, Of
that town, and demanded Colonel Lille, Of
Poland, who had taken lodgings there. On
discovering the Colonel at the window one Of
HE party threw Zone at him which wounded
him leverelv in hi, lPs-and others d1charged
ieveral mul<ets with balls thro' The window,
but fortunately without effect. Mr.. Little re-,
reated to the cellar, and Mr.. Purrington made
ihe mob believe he had fled from the houie-
they then made of. L IS much to be regretted
that Clch acts Of violence againt land owners
hould difgrace any Of the fettlers Of Maine.
Ilt if they are PerGaeL il, Legislative au
tloTity NUT doubtless interfere.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-29
PrVPNEluE. Nh France. J


By privat. letters from Bourdeauz, fays a
LONDON paper, we are informed that the only
'ataCe nov ii that once opuIent city, belongs