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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-10
Singular Pie rorcson, IN the Riysr DE La PLATA

Singular Phenomenon, IN the River DE La PLATA
In 1893, the waters Of this river were for
ced in the month Of April, by mot violent
current of wind to the diRanc of ten leagues 70
that the neighboring plains were entirely inun-
dated, and the bed Of the river was left dry.
Ships which had been funk in the river for up
wards Of thirty years were uncovered and
among others, an Engiih veG7l, which was
cat away in the year 1862. Several perfons
repaired to the bed of the river on which they
could walk about without wetting their feet,
and returned laden with ilver and other riches
which had been long buried under the water.
This Phenomenon who may be ranked among
the grand revolutions Of nature, continued three
days at the end of which the wind ceafed ,and
the water returned with great violence to its
natural bed.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-10
THAT a General Stamp Office is

now eabhihed the feat Of government, in The city
Of Wilmington from whence there will iiue, from and
after Il date hereof, (uPon the application Of the
Supervisors Of he Revenue, under whole management
the collection Of the Camp duties j. piaeed) any guam
titles of paper parchment and velpm marked or tam"
ped, and duly ounteraamped with the following rates
of duty which are demandable by law:
For every kin or piece Of veilum parchment, or
fleet piece of paper, upon which hall be VIZ itten
or printed any either Of tAe inGruments or wri'
tings following, viz.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-10

III Court Of General Se1Tsn5 fbe Peacs, qvitBig
and for fbe county Of KenHs5ee, btgpn and 6oldsa
atAggyfa, in Jaid county, on tbeyfc0ad Zaeldgy
Of June, in tbs year Of our Lord, 1900
TTPON the petition of JOHN CHAND-
~ LEK, Efq. and others, representing that the
county road leading from Hollowe to New Glou.
ceter, pafes through an unincorporated plantation,
called 1ttleiborough-that the Pct road IL .rein
is very bad, and needs much repair for accommoda-
ting travellers, and the conveyance Of the mail
that the land in laid plantation, wherein the faid
road is, belongs 10 nonreideat proPrietorS-aad
therefore praying that the Court would order fun
of money iufficient 20 thoroughly rxpalr laid ROAD
70 Be aiiefled on the Propretors Of the 2nd afore-
fad or dire6 fuch other means for repairing the
road the Court (halI judge proper, according to
the law Of this Commonwealth IN fuch cafes made
and provided:
ORDERED, that the faid petitioners
notify the p.oprietors aforelaid, to appear At The
next Court of Geoeral Sefions of the Peace, to be
held at Augufa, within and for the county ofKen-
nebtC, on the lecond Tuefday of December next,
by publhing the fub6acne Of ad petition, and this
order thereon, in the AeGacbnfttJ Mercury, and
JerkJ' Portland QuSette, three weeks fuccefiyey;
the lat publication 10 be at Leaf twenty DAYS before
the fitting Of iad Court-that the faid proprietors
may then and there appear, and thow canfe If any
they have, why the prayer Of faid petition ihould
not be granted
Barzillai Gannett, Clerk.
a true copy-attet,
BARZILLAI GANNETT, Ct.k.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-10

~ Court Of General SeJGon5 If The Pgase, qgitlia
and for tie soaaty Of Kennebec, 5egpn and held al
AlggFa, in I1id county, on the yfcoad TueJaay of
June, N The gar Of CIR Lard 1900
TTPON the petition Of John BLAKE
~ and others, reprefenting that the county road
leading from Eiphale Smart's In Monmouth thron rb
an unincorPorated plantation called Lttlg5orouah ~
Cilbers ferry, is extremely bsd and amoR mpadabIe
IN fad Littleiborough-that faid road is upon land
which belongs TO nonrehdent propretors-and that as
a law Of this Commonwealth makes fDcciaI provifon
for the making and repair Of roads, in uch cafes-ths
aid petitioners pray the Court to direA fun Of mo-
ney TO be aeied the PropretOrs Of the land afore
iaid, fufcien to eeualy repair fad road agreeab!y
20 the mode prclcrbed by the law aorcfad or order
fhd road to We repaired by fuch other means a. fad
Cour; fhall judge proper:
ORDERED, that the faid petitioners
notify The proprietor aforeaid to appear at the mex,
Court Of General oeions Of the Peace to be held At
Auguta, Within and for the county of Kennebec. on
the iecond Tuefday Of December next, BY pubifhjng
The fubance Of lad petition, and this order thereon n
the MagasbgGHs Mercury, and JeaEI Portland Gas.ts
three weeks IucceIvey, the lat publication 10 be AZ
leaf twenty days before the ting Of faia Cour, that
The fsd propricors may then and there apBear. and
chew cauie i any they have, why the PRAYER of fad
petition thou 4 not be granted
Barzillai Gannett, Clerk.
A true Copy-AtteF,
BARzILLAT GANNETr, CLERK.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-10

That the power of the fupervi[ors Of
the Revenue to mark or Ramp any velum, parchment
or paper ehArgeable with duty, will ceae and deter
mine from sndater fix months from the date hereof 10
viz, on the Lao DAY Of Fcbrsary 1904.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-10

A Crimp attempting to inveigle a young
Sbspard to inIia, by the Rlle Promile Of making
him Serg-aHr, was srchly aniwered BY the lat
ter, that be was already a field officer.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-10

The late Lord Courtenay, who was one of
the oldea families il England being married 20
a Mifs Claek, who was much inferior, in point
of birth, conserfation took plaec, on the diff
parity Of the match. What's your objection !?
laid the Bilhop of Exeter to lady, who took
the principal lead in the converfation-wanto Of
family, my Lord-want of family, echoed the
Bihop, why ri prove her of a better family
than his Lordhip. Re may perhaps, trace his
snceRors, as far back as the cOngmg-but the
family Of the CLacks, are as old as Eve.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-10
A true copy-AlteR,
Jonathan Bowman, Jun. Clerk.

LINCOLN, f-Coa1t Of General SslIoas Of n
Peace, at ToRbam. September Term, a. D. 1900.
Upon the petition aforefaid Order
ed, that the petitioners notify all pertons i0tere6st
therein, to appear al the next Court Of Gensral
SelIiOns Of the peace, 20 be holden al Wart1.
within and for the county Of Lincoln, on the e.
cond Tu4fday Of January next by FULFILLING a
atteaed copy Of iaid petitiou with this order there.
on, three weeks fucCeiHvry in th- Maliachuietis
Mercury, printed II Bottom. ~ 1ol5 y Minis, anc
in the Gaz-tte printed ID Portlaasl by Eirzer 4Atf
Tenkl the Ian publication 10 GS three weeks, q
lean, before the fitting of fad Court; that thef
may then and there appear, and how caufe, if saf
they have, why the prayer thereof ilIould not n
granted. n
AueR.-JONATHAN BOWMAN, Jun. CHI.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-10
IMPROMPTU.

On young lay, vOb0 bad Ped szs ns IN playing .sH5
Vsry y0sEg did
Why on this leail Of little MiTes,
Did Celia waite 70 many kites!
Quoth Love, who Rood behind and fmird,
She kilt a the Fat5sr il the child
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-10
THE Nun cAS7zTA.

REcIrArivE.
or CoNsrANcE holy legends tell
The loftell hiiyr Of the cell,
None TENT 10 heaven 70 fweet a cry,
Or roi'd at Mafs obirght an eye,
No wanion tant her bottom knew,
Her hours in heavenly viGon few,
Her knees we're worn with midnight prayers.
And thus Ale brsath'd divineA airs.
Air.
N hsow'd walks and swfll cells,
Secluded from the light and vain,
The chahe eyed Maid with virtue dwells,
And foltude and hlence reign.
The wanton's voice is heard not here,
To heaven the facred pile belongs;
Each wall returns the whifper'd prayer,
And echoes but TO holy fongs.
REcl rATIvE
Alas that pamper'd Monks fhould dare
intrude where Ein5ed vellals are
All, Francis, Francis, well weet,
Thofe holy looks are all deceit,
With hsme the mule prolougs her tale,
The PrieR was young-the Nun was irsl,
Devotion fsulter'd on her tongue,
Love tun d her voice, and thss Che flung.
AIR.
Alas, how deuded was II,
To fancy del ehts as did,
With maidens at midnight to fgh
Ana love, the fyeet PATTON, forbid I
Q, father my foIlies forgive,
And ftil to atlolve me be nigh;
Your lelIons have taught me to live,
Come teach me, o, teach me to die.
To her arms in a rapture, he fprung,
Her bolom, half naked met his
Transported in Glence lhe hung,
And melted away at each kits.
Oh, father, expiring fhe cry'd,
With rapture yield up my breath
All. daughter, he fondy reply'd,
The righteous find comfort in Death.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-10
EDWARD OXNARD,
JAMES NEAL,
THOMAS ROVER

TO The Honorablefbs JYl2.css Of The Com
Of General SaEory Of he Pace, far t5s roany II
Lincoln, begun and b7lIea at TobGau, 7rit5s
and for BE Eaid ronnty, On fbe jseo1J Tssaly J
September, 4 y. 1900
THE lublcribers humbly fhow, Thai
IL part Of the County rosd leading from Mon
mouth 10 Little'5 river 70 called, through Thomp-
fonborough runs through place called Wales, ii
the fad County Of Lincoln that the land in Ii.
Caid place called Wales, Is owned BY nonrchdent
proprietors, and not wihln the limits ofany town
thatthe aid part of flld road, which is IN faid place
called Wales between Monmouth aud Thomplon-
borough, Is very bad, and ought for the faFety and
convenience Of travellers 10 DC repaired. We
therefore pray, that your Honors would order The
ame 70 be amended and repaue ed by the owners of
fad land, agreeable 10 a law If the Commonwealth,
entitled " an act 10 addition to the fever al acts nos
10 force respecting highways" or otherwiie give
relief and VIC, as in duty bound, will ever pray.
MATTHIAS BLOSSOM,
WILLIAM BROWN,
ANSEL BLOSSOM,
JAMES Harry,
JOHN CHANDLER,
SIMON DEARBORN, IUH.
EZEKIEL WICKWIRE,
JEREMIAH CHANDLER
JOHN HOLMES.
a true copy-Aitef,
Jonathan Bowman, Jun. Clerk.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-10

BLANKS
OF various kind. for fale at this OEes,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-10
Treafury Department,
Walbngtaa SeRt.nl6er u, 500.
Public Notice is hereby Given,

n fayaanes II az Of C9EErg, feGi on he 13@ Day Of
Ar one tJoejsud eg5t bundled entitled, In G7 10 g9a
tGt5 Geayal Stamp Q7T5e,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-31
"
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7SI = TfSiSa, y
MUSES..
TIE WARNING.

yregaafNf frov tie German Of FsrDrs,cx MATTHrsOs.
GEE ye, in Glcnt fummer night the moon
Beam throu h the melancholy cyprsl. boughs,
Wien Nature, from her labours rened,
In Plumbers fnking. fcarcey Teens TO breathe,
And ev'ry hear, difTolves in fweetea fadners
See We, by Leman's lake, Monthianc's tall head,
Gliftcning with gold from Phrbus' parting rays
See yc, how down Won rugged rocks, the Rhine
Tumbl-s. lofty tow'rae bills of foam,
With roar Ike forms of ever during thunder
See We, by tempeas fweIl'd the racing ocean
Now, With unbridled fury, up towrd heaven
Sling fha.er'd fleets then downwards in a moment
With erann tremendous in tn abyfs ineuph them
Then, heaving once again, the breathlefs CORES
Raife high, and daih them on the rocky fhore
See We all thee, ye puny poetaner'-
oh lie, me then conure you nv the Graces
The Mufes, and the fpirt of Myonides
BY oberon's aud Idris mage world
The heights fublime to which our Klopaoek's genius
sosr'd from its earliefi dswn---by the foft tones
From harps Of Fingars bards-by Petrarch's foant--
The laurcls which encompass Maro's tomb
By that fof parable of fairy art,
Where once R;naldo's hero powers lay probate
BY Mltons fautation to the light
By the dark flower of Dsn,e's gloomy fcene,-
The death of Ugolno--
Hamlets foioquy, To Be, o, sot nk "-
BY theoerfowings of fathers heart
For Ion Narcina-Gsfner's paforai fcenes-
by all to poets faered, corjure you,
Profane not by froth of empty words
Whate'er is holieft decm'd in fpeech or fong
by god-like Nature !-oh profane them not
BY tributes fram'd from tempeals the foul;
BY fweig POUNDS, forced thoughts, am big bombaii
Ufher'd by feeble tone of o'erlfrain'd feeling
For ah be fatis6ed-fhe, mighty mifeis
Contemns fueh Cain.lke offerings-wth nod,
Angrily 70 the florms Of Time ihe gives
Her mandate to dlfperfe the no1ious vzpoursi
To her fueh incenfc is abouninAtion.
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Iso Dollars Reward!

n oIhI ED f-~.a the cuitody of me
~ the fublcriber, in Corham, ON I,HS.r.-x n.
9th inf. by the sfIiltance
OF two perions to me unknown, JRRUsHA PEN
FIELD OF faid Coz ham, who was arreiied by me a
warrant aganf her, aud in my keeping. by virtue of
the fame and nittimus to prifou from the Hon. WI
6am C'rbam and Hansrai Pbiaaey. Eqr, charging her
Of the crime Of being delivered in ecrs and conceal
ing the death of her hafard child.
Whoever will apprehend the faid
Penaeld and the fad pcrlons 20 aiaing her, give
notice concerning them 70 that they may be brought
tojuitiee, fha receive the above reward, fy dol
las for any either of them---Said pFNFiEI ID
was low OF nature rather thick ana corpuent, dark
grey eyes, dark hair. aud aged IA yeais-had on
when fle away dark calico oofe gown She
has been very hck, and thought to be 70 hen
fhe went away.
JOHN WOODWARD,
D9Dy sbDE
Mortb 3, 1900.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-31


In SENATE, Jsauay IS 1890.
On the Petition of JosEpH How ARD
and Others, inhabitants of Brown6elA in the county Of
York praying that faid plantation may be ineorpora-
ted into towR;
ORDERED, That the Petitioners caule
IN atteed copy of their Petition, with this order there
on to be publiihed three weeks 'uccef,vey in thu
PORTLAND Gas,ns, pub'ihed by ELEzeR a JsNxs, the
lat publ alton be forty days leaf before the "a
cond Thurfday OF the fra fsioa of the next Genera
Court, that all perfons ntereitei may then appear
and 1hew csuie III any they have) why the prayer oi
laid Petition hould not be granted
Sent down for concurrence,
SAMUEL PHILLIPS, PYsfkst.
In TIE Hsge Of Rebrefniaiiv<'. IAN IS, 1900.
Read and concuI red
EDWARD II ROBBINS, spesis,.
True copy -Atteh,
EDWARD MLaNE cls,f of Senate
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Paine's Eulogy,
THIS GAZETTE,
Pc amS, Mareb ~, I8oo.
On the life of WARRINGTON,
!, for fale at Isnks' bookstore.

THIS GAZETTE,
rs e1JEeed evs,y MoNnaY. at &. H. JENKS'S orrIcr.
mkt door 10 tie PoRTLAsD BANK, MidSe-Srsn,
zvjt,s Saytaau Asesyiyssni', and Communication, are
,eeefyed zoifb attention
The eyiae is ONE DOLLAR u FIFI'T CENTS a
war, Executive Of Poaage. ~ P4St7usi f.ymsHt' arc
rsgV5fed 80
a. TIE sxssvs end rapidly nersafng eiresfasioH 81 nr
Gasei. render, tig5b aSVaa'sgssD' 70, ~ hR1IoH-
MENTS 7vbieL 4Siass issrsl rsssaatt, and N ssa-
IeirsYs
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-31

NOTICE is hereby given to the non
refdent Proprietors or Owners OF Land in TIE
town Of SbepLig5, in the county of York and common
wealth of Maachufets that their Lands are taxed IN
the State and County and Town, for the years 1893
and 1889 and 1890 and 1915 aud 1895 and 1917 :"
third Divi6on in faid townAlfo tax for the years
1894 and 7os and 1907, - ,b- Frl and Second Dni
lion in faid town.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-31
Moreb 3, 1900.
TdKE NOTICE.

THE Commillioners appointed by the
\ Hon William G0bam. Judge Of Probate for the
county of Cumberland, to receive and examine the
claims of the teveral creditors to the etae Of MAT
THlAS RICE. late OF Scarborough, in faid county
phyhcian, deceafed reprefsnted niovent hereby give
notice, That tx months allowed faid creditors to
bring in their claims and that they viii attend faid
ierviee the fecond Tuefday of the liz following
nonths, from 10 o'clock, A Mto O'Clock P. NJ. al
Abe dwelling houfe Of Jefpb Eseyn, in Scarborough
JOSEPH EMERSON,
SIMEON Fits.
Sfxborengb. Feb. "a, 1900
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-31
WHEREAS the Legislature of the

VIZ HEREAS the Legislature of the
w Commonwealth of MaiIschufetts, On the oh
day OF February 1900 pafIed an ACT Incorporating
Huon McI.rLLAN and others, aud all luoh perion' a.
have already or hereafter hall become Stockholders
into Company by the name of the Msi~t Ere AMI
Nera. Isfstsnes Csmpasy ;-and whereas by the i5th
fiction of faid an the fhblerbsrs authorized to
call Meeting Of the Members of faid Company -
therefore. in purluance of the above authority
we hereby notify and warn the Members OF fad Com
pany to mest at the nurance Office in Portland, on
Wednesday the ninth day of April next at o'clock,
NJ. for the purpoft of eettng the fra board of Di
'''7v'. Hugh M'Lellan,
Arthur M'Lellan,
Daniel Tucker.
Portland, NJ yek II 1890.
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TO BE sol ID.

Or adgaafageoas ter@s and f45feie1t credit,
\ NY One Of the TownihlPs ~5ant-
\ ed by The Leg,1lnre to Bo4p ioia Coasgs htusted
in the fevcath rang of fowDfhps 81 the Walde
Pa ent vet of Penoblcot river, and bounded ou hey
the rive Pifestaquis The quality OF Lands I'tua-
ton and proximity 60 lerements IN aluable and
rowing country are luch 70 off greal age.
purchafers ALSO
About 1870 acres III he College
rownAhip 70 eaiea being No 3. in tho 6rG range
above the Waldo Patent here fifteen isr'shos
iettled en- this townlhp, and the great road leading
from Kennebeck to Penoblcot River panc, directly
throught The Land of the Grit quality and here
many liable privileges IN his towaihip IL will
be fold IN whole in part, Purchaiers may qefre.
For particular Information inquire OF either Of
The iubicribers
William VIII Martin, Commits.
Elijah Kellogg, q
uaac Parker, 4's'"'
P0AsrS, Mareb n, i8oo.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-31

oommmoswEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
In SENATE, Jaraa,y IS, 300.
ON the petition of JOSEPH WALKER
and Others inhabitants of that part Of the plantation
of Brown6eld lying between the oaihsrly line OF Frye
burgh, and that line called the line of the tate OF New
Hampfhre, praying that the aiorefaid part o. Brown
field may be annexed TO the town of Fryeburgh
aforeiaide
ORDERED, That the Petitioners cauie
atteed copy of their petsn, with this oraer there
on to be pub fined three weeks fuecelhvey in the
Portland Gasdte, pubIilhed by ELE1ER a JEsks the
laft publication to be forty days leaf before the
fecond Thurfday OF the General Court, that all
perfons ntereed may then appear and thew eAuie, If
they have why The prayer of iaid petition ihould
not be granted.
Sent down for concurrence,
SAMUEL PHILLIPS, Prefdst.
4, tie Hsss of Rsbyesaativa, Jsn. IS, 1900.
Read aud coneurred
EDWARD II ROBBINS, Speaker.
True coPy-Ateh,
EDWARD M'LANE. ckrk IF Seg,'s
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NOTICE is hereby given TO the

J. y nonrefdcnt Proprietors and Owners CT Land
nthe of sbspkigb, in the county of York, thar
their lands taxed ia a bill, committed TO me
the fpbferber Collector OF faid town for the year
1898, to collect, viz.
SFcoNn DtvIuor Svronn N,x,s,ou
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-31

To The Honorable the Senate, and HoKje
Of RebrejsntaiiUss Of he Commoaqveshb Of MAJ
Iaeba5eaJ, IN General Cssrt agsmbled.
THE. Petition Of the fublcribers, in
i habtsnts of the plantation of Brownfcld in
the county of York. IN the Common wealth 'hunib y
ihews That your Petitioners greatly ,rcommode1
by rssfon OF their preient unincorporated htuation
That they now unable legally to adeis and rae
money for the fupport of ehoos and the minihfy IN
faid plantation. That the public lands therein viz
two College rights, fcnoo minia rial aud parton
right each containing $50 acres, anaicerf.ned-
may, with IMMUNITY be trefpiae. upon aud injured
are unproductive and inappropriate to the fevera
purpofcs for which they were dehgned and granite \
That the preient ftuaton of your petitioners fuhea
them to the aforementioned, and many onler incon
veniences-deprives them of the inemabe privilege
enjoyed by the inhabitants of inc rporated town,
which grievances can only be redrefed by an act o.
incorporation Wherefore your Petitioners pray that
the plantation Of Bfswr6ed, as originally aslcd and
according to the pan herewith exhibited may be in
POI ated into townihip by the of Davrr, and
entitled to all the pr vileges therefron ally
fu ting and a, in duty bound il,all ever pray.
n
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,

. y
Of Rep,zjcniahves, IN General Coa1aDsmJsd.
THE Petition of the fubfcriberS, in
l. habitants of that part of Brownfeld lying be-
tween the foutherly line OF Fyeburgh, ard thar line
allied the line o. the State of New-Hampfhre, humb.y
lheweth--rhat your Petitioners labor under great
nseniences in having attend plantation aud other
meetings with the her inhabitants OF the plantation
Of Brownfield. They therefore pray that thai part u
The pl,ntat of Browniied repreien.ed IN the plan
herewith prefened, with the inhabitants living toe
fame, may be annexed tothe town of Fryebnrgh. e.
enjov town privileges with the fad of Fryebugh
an your petitioners ia duty bouni, VII prsy
Tofeph Walker, Timothy Walker,
Benaiah Walker, John Bennett,
Henry Y. B. Ofgood, James Bennett,
Supply Walker, jun. John Stickney,
Tofhua B. Ofgood, James Bean,
Ala Colby, Joiah Spring
Supply Walker, Ala Buck.
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IF no perfon fhall appear to dilcharge
faid taxes and all necefary charges on or before the
Eighth day of April NEXT 70 much of faid Lauds as
will be efficient 70 dilcharge the fame will then be
fold at Public Vendue, he hishea bidder according
20 law, my dwelling houfe in faid Shaplcigh at tel:
O'Clock in the forenoon offaid day.
Jofeph Door, sd. Collector.
s,ssieigt, Jan. zoth, 1900.
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- TWO LADS about Is years g
re- ave zoeatsd Immediately, aepresies 10 fls P,iuns
brfnG Goai ereourag nsm qpi ). givsr, " se4 sePi
e,tisE a. ne Gazette Office.