davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-31
MONDAY, MARCH 81, 1900.
| the fenate. They lh4ll eomPofe the national

the fena,e. They ih4ll eomPofe the national
lit.
40 From this liz fbal be eleded the leeh.
ators, the trbunes, the confuls, the indgts OF
caGlton, and the CommBries q Ia R.lb9gfBiAff.
a. Thty (hall confrm or ar.nul every act
referred to them as unconfhutional by Their
tribunate, Of the government ; the Tits ct the
eligibles lhall bs included among ,heie acts.
IL. The revenues of national domains, the
terms OF which are expired, ihall be liable to
the expences of the ienate. The annual ialary
of each Of its members thsll be paid out OF thoie
revenues.-IS ihall be equal to a 10th OF that
OF the chief co iul.
2s. The fittings of the fena,e are not pub
lie.
"a Citizen Sieyes and Roger Ducos, the
two conluls, who are to go out of office, hall
be nominated members of he coniervatoiy fen.
ate they ihall unite with the iecond and third
confuls nomna ed by the preient one. 1heie
four citizens hal appoint he majority OF the
fenate, wheh fhall afterwards complete iftli,
and proceed TO the elections enuuited to its
direction.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-31
CHAP. VII.
Crasral DiEbaftiorr.

OfHeFT L|VVyF4IoEr.
Is. The houfe Of every perfon inhabi,ing the
French territory is an inviolable afgum.
During the night no perfon has rich, to en-.
ter it. except in CAFE of fi~e,-iaun iaIou at the
reqnef OF the perGons within.
In the day one my eeter it for the fpecial
prrpofe, determined either by the law, or al
order emanatipe from public Authority.
IT. In order that the att which ordains the
arreh of perfon may be executed. il Is necef.
fry, 1T, that it express IN fofm the osufss for
fuch arrea, and the law in execution of shish
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-31
CHAP Nv.
or fbr Gor,-ynu,rf.

90. The government l. intruaed TO three
conduls appointed for te, years, and indefinite
ly re eligible Each Of them is to be elea;d
individually with the diftina quality of chief,
feeond. or third eonfil. The fra ime the
third eonful nall only be named for FIVE years.
For the preient time Cen. Buonsp4rte is ap
pointed chief eonful: Citizen Gambsieres, now
mniI,er Of Juice, feeond conful and citizeo
Leb,un, member of the committee OF aneien'i,
third eoniul.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-31
CHAP. v.
or f5e Tribunal.

Go. Every communal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT fhall
have one or more juaices Of the peace, elected
immediately from the citizens, for three years
Their principal duty oon(lits in reconc'lirg
the parties applying 10 them, and in cafe Of
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-18
CongreG Of tho United States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
TUESDAY, December o.

AoEoDA1 > ACSclIlOSI q.
The memorial of Samuel II. Smith and
Thomas Carpenter under confederation.
This memorial repreients that it has
heretofore been ufllal to admit the report
ers OF debates and proceedings within the
bar of the hou1e, 70 as to enable them to
hear diftinctly; but that the ituation now
ALIGNED to them, to wit, without the bar
OF the houfe, would not enable them to
execute, with accuracy, their engagements
to turnilh the debates for public view.
The telett committee, to whom this
memorial was referred, re ortsd their opi-
r.lon that it would not be expedient for the
hou.e to take any order thereupon.
Mr.. Chrlttie moved the commitment of
tn report to committee of the whole
hoale. This was negasivcd, as to a..
MIR. Jackfon faid he was lolicitous to
have the debates given Out TO the public,
IN order that they might obferve what was
doing IN congreis as thefe gentlemen had
propo4ed TO execute the bufinels, he hoped
they would be encouraged 70 to do by be-
being accommodated with fuitable ftua-
tions. That lis coni}ituents and the pub
lie might know his opinion upon this fub-
jei, he called for the yeas ard nays. One
hfsh of the members preient Ring, t was
agreed to iniert the names on the journal.
Mr.. Nicholas faid IN government like
ours, popular government j; ore in which
the people had a controul, and Whole will
could be executed, it was Of the utmo}
coniequcnce that the fulieit and moR am
pie report of public proceedings pon,ble
{hould be detailed to the world, in order
that the conduct of that hcuie might be
duly eieimated. The laws were publiGed,
it was true, but it was of fmalf confe-
quence to know the exifence of thoie laws
without due understanding Of them and
Of the realons why they are palIed, as well
as the grounds Of oppofit;on to them.
Be1ides this, numerous projects of laws
and re1olutions were formed in that houfe,
which were crufhed before their maturati-
on. The proceedings on thefe projects,
little or nothing of which appeared on the
journals, ought to be known TO the people
as much as the laws. The proceeding
of the houfe cannot be fully underftood by
what is finally done; it is necefary that
what is attempted fhould be known, in
order to right judgement of proceedings
in the houfe. If thefe considerations were
of moment, MIR. n. aid, he mutt confider
it matter of great delicacy in the houfe
to rcfufe requea of thofe perfons, who
confder themfelves qualified to make a
faithful report, and who were the only
rerions offering to execute it. How, il
this means OF communication was cut off,
could it be expected that the public could
receive this neceGary information.
Farther than this, il was an innovations
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-18

=
luton.
Another objection he had heard Of, was.
that this power mad heretofore, and ouphr
I'LL TO remain with the ipeaker, and thar
! II was an innovation thereupon to pas as
| order in The houie upon it. He under,loo1
that the fpeaker had already paiIed his
opinion upon the iublect; he did not cali
| in qneltion the motives which led to thae
deoll'on, but whatever they were, it could
not be improper for the hoaie alfo to pats
an opinion upon it. Hecoutd not account
tor this conduct to his comtitusutq, with
out giving them every opportunity ofread-
ing his public conduct, WI ;ch it would be
ltitiing to exclude them the priy,lesu ..u..-
tofore granted.
MIR. Otis faid he was one Of tho{a why
did not feel very itrenuous d;ipofition to
opPoie this mealure from its being Of per-
ional inconvenience. His Gtuation in the
houie was 1uch as to prevent his being in-
commoded, it there were Efficient room TO
admit the memofiaIiits within the bar of
the honfe. But they were now admitted
without the bar, bscauie the opinion of the
tpcaker was, that there was not room 20
accommodate them. But this was not all,
1t was an appeal from the decilion of the
chair, the fpeaker having declared ii i,lex-
pedient. But it was not to Be iuppoGd an
lnvariable opinion in the fpeakcr it was
not to be thought that, bccaulc lis had
once retufed, it could not be granted on
particular locations. a debate might ar.fe
on an important qucfion, when the }i,cas
er would have no OBJECTION to,g-ant the
adnihion, and therefore it might nor be
an uniform deciGon in all c;le5.
Bat Mir. Otis iaid, he was orpoied toit,
btcaaie it was againtt precedent, cv1r
fnce the adoption of the government for
never lad he heard of aretoiution fanGfion-.
ing tie reports that appeared, which, in
bis cpinion, this would do. This ne ihoula
be anvil ing to do, for though at times
the re, ches had been reported with tole-
rable accuracy, they had alto at other times
been 70 mangled that gentlemen were I'M
acquainted with the appearance of ther
own ipeecEes in print. This fanttion
without power over the reporters, he re-
yer ihould be difpofed to give he would
far rather they lhould be paid by the houfe;
then there would be kind of refponGbi-
lity, for the accuracy of the reports not
TO be expected in any other way By the
propoied mode they would be virtually
made officers of the houfe as much as the
clerk, but have no responsibility at ached
to their .labours.
The complaint was made CT tie ground
OF an imroNbility to her the~rar,obers
ipeak with accuracy. Mr.. O. faie ne nad
the cu,iohty to make the pertinent in
different part, of the houfe, md found he
could hear .tolerably we'll IN the lobby.
He was not difpofed to fes.dtl em W TO the
| gallery, but he was fully perE,aee.i t,las
/, they might hear very wei. even snere, is
indeed, the gallery was not q good elasss
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-18

iince ne had held a feat, perions OF this
| detcrlPtion had been admitted to eafy ard
accommodating tituaticns, and ihould they
now be prevented? He trutted it never
| would be done, but upon the mott forci-
bic reafons, flch as he believed did nor
now exit.
Mr.. N. referred to difpoGtion in for
mer houies, when, irstcad of within, to
title the debate, proceedings were had
towards the appointment of Stenogra-
Pnef, who was to be an officer Of the
holfe. Nothing, he believed, but the re-
ipontibiIity that would attach to the
houte, who would 70 iantt;on the reports,
prevented the actual execution Of that de-
tign tie houfe would have been ani,wer-
anle, while the correction Of errors com
mitted by the reporter, would have Been
out OF the reach Of the individual mem
bers. Added to this, it had been ufual, in
order to Emulate the induGry, and improve
the talents Of any who might make the at
tempt, to admit all whole behaviour was
confident, into eligible ftuations, and
ihould the houle now forbid, merely on
the grounalefs execute of inconvenience ?
He trufed not. The character of the
lloufe mutt be materially changed, if they
did not admit the rcquea-a matter,
which was one of 70 comfortable inpor-
lance as to invite gentleman from great
dii}ance to make propoials towards ali ap-
pointment. If after all this lanGtion, the
then exiting hou(e fhould nov, upon tie
mere confederation Of tria;rg inconveni-
ence to the individual members, a mcreIy
imaginary Inconvenience, pcrlons OF this
Description iflould be diGcaaed, was to
him unaccounrable. ltwas matter of
comfortable delicacy to invade practice
of fuch public Importance, and he hoped
the innovation would not be made.
He could conceive, or indeed had heard
/ Of but two rcafons againf their admiHion;
one was, thar it was paning a relolut;on
upon fubjctt that had never yet beer
brought up in this view, and that ii would
give a fantfion to the debates as reported
by thoie Photographers. What was the
amount of the delire of gentlemen favour
able to the memorial? 1t was only tbaf
places Nonld he GIigncc, HAder Tie diyet7i-
on Of the IpeGksy, in a .Hfnation zvbe,r the
men.bers eould be beard. The very fame
thing had always been done, but ncverd did
he hear that becaufe thole portions were
accommodated, the houfe were made re-
fponhble for their reports! Befdes, if
barely admitting them to the windows
within the bar, would be making the hca!e
refponiible, would it not be equally 70 to
fufer them to write in the lobby, or even
in the gallery Surely the fame force of
reaioniDg was good. This kind of execute
was but tacitly iaying the debates fhould
not be reported at all; for if the fpeaker
always had and continued to have the
power of aGgning them ituations, and he
exercifed that power, tie refpon6bility
was as much attached 70 The hopie as tho
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-12

depredandns Of an ereny, by OF the troops az
he United States laA Be paid for at the price IL the
article captured or aehroyed the depottons Of TIVE
perous of crcd,able Characters and the csrs
cate Of commdioned officer, sicertaning the crcum
itances Of the of, and the Of the articles Tor
which compensation ihall he claimed.
The privilege be Lndereod 20 be referved to hc
United States fFequirng that of hefuppes which
may be furnihed unaer any Of the propoied contracts
iha be iued until the fuppies which have may Be
furnhed under contracts now il force have been con-
Tuned and that fupply in advance may be always
required at any ofthe fixed ppls the sea board or
Indian Frontiers not exceeding three months
JAMES M'HENRY,
Secretary Of War.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-12
AMERICAN ENJOYS.

Paris March I7-TBt t-ps drvtieaH AszJgGa4y5, Eli
~orth ard Dave, sr,vsd or fbt 5 they Lodge t5t Hotel
Grape Bssrs JevsI that t5e negseiatieH5 zviH Soa
sv-rrezs ktzSts fBs szS tBr By for Fsrsga ARsirs,
Cs=niEfyist seeon'sd By t5s Cliff CogflA
March "a conference ne 5ic7 81 eeass 10 Be open
e<6ttrse. Mr Davie, BfTorlh and Murray, toe Mirfys
Plszpets-fisyy etBs United Slater sveysa. aud Coo@az
sp.istsi lbst prrf9 By 81, FRI Csgd Tbi COumfo7
sssG sftbrs -s~bers Jofeph Bonaparte Fieuries and
Rocderer; Citizen Mourguea, il Secretary.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-12
y eSA4is. 70 tie forarn nszDt received at B.

z eSisr 70 fst foreign rseved at B.fcu there ba
6s- az -rrvsi NvlyoL, Ga,s ro GggoEg zvbisb
SvouF5s LsHz PpEyI Marbr ~. APPEAR b them that
s5s E-trrsr s Gsys~tny aazgyoyy III That TIE CLouaas
dv4z fare, ara 5evs Of f5s eoEeaiOa be70eea Bys
PsrisTBsi tie EngE6 gVVeraveat about yebsG.g Of
~ Prize Of OrazFs, tie Dsb p, ryeaGred hAnyat
1iebaH IN rtforttd 1Oba tbs vf is4 thar toe fea
s45 Srito s fsn BrsF-L"d B'iapartI feet sikd from
n 1abay. Hsrs5 Gs,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-12

TIE cireXS Cent Of tie United SsSts, fer he Prgva7a
Djfa aecsrasa t5t ID S. Preg e tbE adsHrH'ut
Egs Cbgf p-sHoS7s aauSs death OF John Fries, Fred
erick Hainey John Gettman sasviE7s Of High 7resa,
. Be- cxsaieS On fbs 25Sigfaat, in B1eE'{ s9srty.
TpSgs Cbs< f5f Sboyessa' iOaeS adjssyzs7et 0rvG
f5a'5 ersI4SLss d syya7sr.7 ~ a7v and BIZ &
s=zg balls zVpuH eyeDezt Dir attendance any future
ksu'F
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-12

MARRKED-4<s BaysRsbk 81 br Reg Mr.. SbazD' mr..
Eemuel Bradford IF PAtsa4, 10 Bj HittY Hinkley, q
SarrRabll.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-12
Mems bef No.

Mems belt No. WomenS' beft En-
Calt.ikln Shoes, gliih black, blue. purple,
Morocco do, red, yellow and green
Caif.tkin do Of the I'd Moroeco Slippers, with
Sd quality ana without heels,
CaIf-1in Pumps. Common do
Half and whole Boots Black, blue green < fancy
common and belt kind ituH do. With and with
of Corduvan Legs, ont heels,
Boys Shoes-beR < COM Mites black blue yellow,
mon kiad. green and red Morocco
Children's Morocco Pumps Slippers,
of all hzes, Calf fkin do.
Clogs and Golofhoes of the Womens' CalfkinSlipper
newell fafhon. beft and commonkind.
ALTO, about 100 pair of Englilh Kid
SLIPPERS, of various colours aud Rgures.
All Of the above particularly made and warranted
for faid CaEvEs, be equal any the eounuy affords
ar He expects to have every derta 10 his adortment
fupplied often as two or three weeks.
ENGLISH HATS.
Mems beit fine, middling, and coarie
HATS; Women, and Youths fine ditto-and daily
expects large adortmCnt by the fri arrivals of vari-
kinds.
Rufia Sheeting Ravens Duck, by
the piece or le quantity Loaf white and brown IN
dia SUGARS; TEA; CHOCOLATE, No. 4 Fig and
Pisail TOBACCO, by the cak and ral, lefs quantity
Mukets, ammunition boxes, belts,
sc.
Brafs Door Handles, and Latches /;
Chimney Hsok. Screw Deas all Of different kinds,
andof the newell fafhion.
All Of which viii poftvely be fold, BY retail OF
Quantity, as cheap in Bottom.
n. B. Cath and the highef price Civ,
en- for OLD BRASS aad COPPER:
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-12

qsfsl fys~ ia t,4O-,, Stoqg Io,69r-GHy I6994-
% Earysr v5I ~ fgs tozvai qOvEeHfori GbR:
zzsc 4y6t5 gives Mr. Shaag us @ors fbeH Majority
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-12
DEED->4t PBal-tlpBis, T,neh Francis, Eg. P4rvcyor

DEED-At Philadelphia. Tench Francis, EJg Parv.yoy
IF hbs UaiteS Sfafes--is fbs 69t5 scar 81 Bis age.
IN SeSsisHS, Anderfon, q tiaisr, aged II4.
Did ct Bssiesvs, WtI7g7gy rr7i4g i5f ate, Part
sE-sI Capt JOlua Stevens, 9Fed So years- Et
sSygbf, ks-4 uas-e Ivsl ban and died ig1sz e5bs bas
Ef ~ridozO and tsgHVf g0gafe ebyf to BIZ %
Ia rslgioH b srei lpredbiH z0hb bsi s ygi5rse
eternal Ls y led 7s Cbrjf sid srabd bin zh5
t.s % Ting ef tey'oyt a7S 7s fbs fe Of
Mari tbe Ps man, and 6sLaI fbs 4srgbf r f5e s1f Of
STAT 70 fsses.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-12

81 C'Hr' p Common PIea5 FIR Be county Of Cuu-
ttrIaHd' b;ga1 and bolaeH at Portland IL E4i4
county, on t6e 1af 2ueaay Of March, 1900
On the Petition of John Morrill,, and
ethers which entered the Ian term of This Copt
aud continued TO this term. whereof the foregoing is
tepy-the Cops orders, That the Petitioners ean- all
peTicns ntereed in the raA Of land therein mention
a. % PC notified Of The lad Petition by caufngthe fub
mango theFeoi with this order thereon, 10 he pnblilhed
IN Jenk's G'zGh printed at Portland. three wei.
1sSesinVeiy the laa publication be at ieaa three
weeks before the third Tuefdayo of Ofober neat, that
saey nay have opportunity appear u the Court or
Nonmon Pleas, then 10 be holden a, Portland within
enc Tor The county aofeGaid. and fhew caufc IL any
,hey have why the PRAYER Of faid petition lhosd nor
- granted. -
After,
Samuel Freeman, Clerk.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-12
A6y;ab Cbee0er,

= Efpedfully informs his friends and
~ the public that he has taken Store in MifAs.
Street, at the head of Fh Rrcet, and nearly oPpohre
the BANK, where be hasfor fAie handfoms aortnent
Of
Men's, Womsn's, Mi0ss' g Cbildren's
SHOES-Uiz.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-12
Commonwealth Of Maqachufetts.

Lntbr Hoyz f Rtb-yfptztiyrt, Fsb. a. 1909.
ON the petition of Greenleaf Rand,
praying that Sarah Rea, adminiRratrix Of the
efate Of Caleb Rea, late Of Windhan, il the
county Of Cumberland, deceafed may be au-
thoriied to make and execute to the faid Rand
deed of Certain land in f4ii petition mention
cd Il:
Ordered, That the faid Greenleaf Rand notify
all Perfons concerned, by pu1ihing 40 attetted
copy of his petition and this order thereon three
weeks fucceGiyely in the Portland Gazens, the
lat publication 70 be thirty days Al lsait previous
to the iecond Wednesday Of the 6rt felton, Of
the next General Court, that they may then ap
pear and thew caufe, if any they have, why the
prayer Of laid petition hould not be granted.
Sent up for concurrence,
EDWARD H ROBBINS, Sbsafsr.
IN Senats, Ftbraary a6tb 1860.
Read and concurred,
SAMUEL PHILLIPS, PrsEdtsi
True copy--AtteR,
EDWARD M'LANE, C.srk Of S.aate
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-12

70 tbe Honorable the Tgficss Of The Court
Of Common PIea5, 10 Be holden az Mtqyql5ue1Rer,
-VitAia and for Gbs county Of Cumberland, on Abe
fri THstSqy sf January, in The yeer Of our lord
snt tbogtan4 eight bpndy4d-HumBLY sHEws-
TOHN Morrill,, John Marion, Eye
- kiel Leighton, William Baker, Simeon Fields and
Johah Hobbs. all of Falmouth in fad county women
and Duncan Mlntoih Of Wndham in faid county, veo-
man, that they ntereed astenants in common with
others unknown, IN certain tract Of Land in fad Fall
nFouth containing by stimatiou about eight hundred
aerethe whole OF which trst was allowed and grant.
- ny The ProprietorS COMMITTEE Of Falmouth 70 the
he'rs OF the late Brgader Samuel Waldo dcceafed out
OF their pitch OF pine hundred and Exty.to acres and
Lard out near the Duck Pond their proportions Of fad
sTaet beng as follows, viz--fsid IohA Morrill, one
Hundred acres; the faid John Marion thirty acre,
fad Ezekiel Leighton GEy acres faid William Baker
sty acres faid Simeon Fieds fRty acres faid Iofah
hobbs, twenty acres, and faid Duncan MIutofh fifty
1eres-and that they deGrous of holding their
'Fe! thereof in feverAy; they therefore pray thar
your horors would order partition thereof 10 be made
according 10 the haute in that cafe made and provided
By DANIEL DAVIS, their ATTORNEY.
kai"'1iS' Ja"sayy ~ 1900.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-12
CT me per[on VIC 90

drab coloured GREAT COAT, trimmed with biask
plufh, from the bar room in the CoIambia6 Tavern
IS reqneted the Immediately ---As the
perfon d well knowo, Y Is prrfnned he vii comply,
preference 20 being iAanstuly sHpofs1
PsrtsaS, Msrss :.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-12

NE fubfcribers, Commifioners on tn. Eff
4 tate of JOSEPH PERKINS, late of Limerick. in
the county Of York, yeoman. deceafed-appoinred by
the Hon EDWARD CUrrs Fig Judge Of Probate for
laid eounty-eive notice. that fhal attend for the
purpoe OF examining the claims Of the fevsra creditors
70 lad Eltate at the houe of the widow of fad de-
eeaed' on the Taft Meaday ofthis and the Eve follow
.rr
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-12

10 bs Honorable The Senate, and Hogs of Repre-.
JsafatizeS, IL General Carr a@Sm5lsd, On he js-
end Wsd"9'aay Of January, Soc.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-12
DortlamO,
MovDAr, May s, 1900.
VOTES For GoyRRNoR.

-4-.4.@%@$@@@.--,-.-
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-08
PHILANTHRoPLc LOTTERY.
Higbgf prize 5000 dollars.

Higbgf prize 5000 dollars.
THE drawing Of the Philanthropc Lottery has &C.
1 tuslIy commented in Bolton, and win be compile cd
n thirty days.
a few Tickets in the above Lottery may be had at
the Pg7.0Eas, Portland, if applied for Immediately
The sler aIures thoe who may be dipoied 70 become
adventurers that he will eferve The money received Tor
tekes in his hands, for the puTPoe Of paying the
prizes and that the payment Of the prizes hall COM
mence as fcon as the drawing IS concluded, Sapf T.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-08
PHILANTHRoPIc LOTTERY.

a. TIE ja5Jcri5sr regrets being atdsr
tie Eect Of informing t59f abs bage aot Jet re-
ceiz.4 their 6rse ,oasg for TicksfI ptbaed Of him,
IN TIE frRr iai ofEl4 ttey, that Gtfsy repeated a-
pcafieas be IS aaabie to ob:ag Il from TIE pr2priesor
n Is nserlry, therefore, 10 sEJ than 70 tie LotttrJ
OFce, M. 50, Corr5h B2Rons zybrrs tbey sViH ba1s
a riebf 10 demand TIE amount.
T5oe f-zv zvbo haze Purcbas3 IN .bf Jets7d tidl5,
ere la5rn7e9 that tbe 6raz0ies, agreeab 10 ne PIT
poas17enf, quar- TO commence on 1bGyEa1 TAT, The
saoaey 0rifng from he ale5 Of he EI7Te zgR Dc re-
faiaed 10 fsflfy TIE pRrebaJers. n highly improper
soada7 ~ tie trasaHisg iid lottery, baJ Induced 7t
70 diyroHtiHae TIE yals Of TIE fieket5. 49,
e. A. jerks.
Portland, Sept. j, 1880
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-09-08

AT a Court Of Common Pleas for the
County Of Cumberland, begun and holden al Port
land, in aid County, on the sh Tucfday Of March,
A. D. 1900
ON the petition Of John MuiIey and
others, praying for partition Of Real EGate, where
OF the foregoing is copy--Ordsyed, That the pc
ttiouers c2u- the fcveral perfons ntsretsd IN aid
Etate and living within the State, or the attorneys
OF fuch as are ab(ent, and have attorneys reGding
within the State, to be duly notified of fad pettioa
By ferving them psrionally with 4 copy thereof, or
leaving copy at5their dwelling houte or lat place
Of abode or BY inferting the fubn1nce Of the fame
three weeks luccefIiveIy, il one Or more az the
public newspapers, that they may have opportunity
to make their exception 10 this Court, on the third
Tuefday Of October next 10 their granting the
fame.
After, SAMUEL FREEMAN, Clerk,