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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-19

TOHN Morrill,, John Marion, Eze-
y kel Leighton, William BAKER simeon Fields, and
Jonah Hobbs al Of Falmouth in faid county, yeonen,
and Duncan MIntoh OF Windhan1 in laid county yeu@
man, that they inereed tenants in common with
Others unknown in certain tract Of Land in aid Fal-
mouth, containing By elimination about eight hundred
aoreS-the whole Of which tra9 allowed and grant.
ed by the PropretoTs Committee F falmouth to the
heirs Of the late Brgadier Samue Waldo deceafed out
Of their pitch Of nine hund cd and GXywo acres and
lad on. near the Duck Pond their proportions of lad
tract, beng as follows, viz-laid Johh Morrill,, one
hundred the iaid John Marion thirty acres
laid Ezekiel Leighton, iKty faid William Baker,
fifty acres fad Simeon Fields, iixty acres; laid To6ah
Hobbs twenty acres, and iaid Duncan MIntofh, Fifty
acres--and that they de6rous Of holding their
hare thereof in fevcralty they therefore pray thar
your honors would order partition thereof be made
according 70 the aute in that cafe made and provided
BY DANIEL DAVIS, their Attorney.
Fain'a'b, January IF, 1900
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-19

Several Douiethe Articles. Advertisements, &c pre
pared Tor tbs days Gazette, are Avoidaby omitted
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-19

PoRErfbt.

n fort BsGags fran Bssoa, bas ENABLED he Edifor
10 lay before BIS ysadtrh tbs to1loe0izg items 81
Intelligence, qobicb are eopiAd from tie Csaff0d q
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-21
Il PICTURE.

Nh who ART thou Of more than mortal birth,
Whom heaven adorns with beautys brighten Oea"''
On wings of fpecd why fpurnf thou thus the earth
Known but 10 few, OccAsioa is my name,
No ref find, for underneath my feet
The eternal circle rolls that fpeeds my way
Not the ffrong eagle wings her courie 70 teet,
" And thefe my glittering pinons diipay,
That from the dazzling fight thine eyes may turn away
:" In full luxuriancc Ger my angel face,
a F.oat my thick trefcs, free and unconhnd,
That tn ough the veil my features few may trace
But not one lock adorns my head behind,
Once paf, forever gone, mortal might
Shall bid the crcling wheel return again.
rh, who is fhe companioa OF thy flight
RrrEnrAseE" IL thou grafp in vain,
Then nun hou in,hne her loathiome form retain
And now while heedlsis of the truths ing
Vain thoughts and fond defres thy time employ;
All, feell thou not-o on fwift but flent wing
The form that fmed 70 fair has slidea by.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-21

HAS for Sale at his TOBACCO MA
NurAcroRv. 6gn of the Atiieau Prime, north hde
of tho Market Houe Boa all kinds of manufactured
TOBACCO g SNUFF.
Pigtail, Fine Twilt, SegarS. Smoak-
ing and Keg TOBACCO, &c.
Rappee and Scotch SNUFY, of q fu-
perior quality.
NIB. All orders punauaRy attended
10, either in town or Country.
Bs7oa, Ma,eb u, 1900.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-21
TO BE SOLD,

By ORDER OF COURT,
nNE third part of a piece of Flats
" Land, in Portland, in rhe county Of Cumberland
with one third part of the wharf thereon sndng
monty called Weeks wharf
ALTO, another piece of Flats Land,
htuate nearly oppohe the houfe of Mr.. Thomas Beck
Portland sford, the fame being the fhare of Flats
belonging to piece of land fold by rHcmAs CUNNING,
late Of lad Portland, merchant, dercafed, to Samuel
M Quincy.
ALTO, large lot of Land fituate in
in King ltrsst in the fame Portland, with a dwelling
Houe handing thereon, and the other buildings the
fame, being the dwelling houfc of the iaid Thomas,
except that part of iaid ot and buildings which
fet off the iubcriber widow of iaid deeeaied Dher
dover in her fad hulbands effate.
Alto, the remainder of faid lot lait
mentioned and the buildings and appurtenanccs fub-
jea only the life eia,e of the fad tenant in dover.
The above being all the real eltate
whereof the faid Thomas died feised aud poaefed.
will be fold on the day above mentioned on the pre-
mics or 70 much thereof vii be luiclent TO pay
the JUN debts of the fad deceafed, with incidental
charges.
Dated at P~tlsni tie fbi,<day
february Au- Dsmiai 1900. )
Eleonora Cumming,
f,.{ Lit
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-21

TX, hkn ,t,a,u'Si1 ! 9Th. 9th and 10th .,sn-
or6se' ftceorf: aoth. a7th, aSth and Ar r
Html'' fa,''i goth aud SIN, at T. sm,hInay
JJf Eh,, 9TH and 18Th, at aiilikin. r6'Isoib
at b~brdge's. i0'hfo'H
FERNS, I dollar and 50 cents hp.
glars the ieafon, and S dollars 10 warr,,. r.
Iirael Sn.
ee7cs1'o'7qf,, Aa,e1 ao,5, 1900.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-21
COMMONWEALTH OF M5sAeHUsf1T.s

To The Honorable TIE se,rts, ara Honle
ejRep,tIsnfofi7.es Of tbr ComsOsVrahbof Msr
jacbafea5, in Geaerai Court lgsnllsd.
THE Petition of the lubcribers, in
i habitants of the plantation Of Rown6eld in
the county of York, in the Commonwealth, humby
ihews-That your Petitioners are greatly ncemmoded
by reafon of their prefen unincoPorated fitaation
That they are now unable legallyto sGe6 and raile
money for the fupport of fchoos md the mniftry in
faid plantation. That the public lands therein. viz
two College rights, fchool, miniftda and patronage
right, each aiming $50 acres. IRE unaceriained-
may, with impuuity be trtfpaiies upon aud irured-
are unproduaive and unapproprntet to the feveral
purpofes for which they were delgnd and granted.
That the preient tuation of your petitioners uhjetts
them to the aforementioned, andmny other incon-
venienc.s-deprives them of the ne0mabe privileges
enjoyed by The inhabitants of incorporated towns,
which grievances can only be redrdfd by an act of
incorporation. Wherefore your Petitioners pray that
the plantation of Browr6ed origiaIy granted, and
according to the plan herewith e1h Ssd, may be in
col POI ated in,o townihip by thenan of Doys, and
be entitled to all the privileges hfefron naturally re.
lultine and as in duty bound lhi everpray
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-21

HT NION75Ff
10 fbs PoeTL AND BAsx, Afi1f!s-Sfi
,ie,sa zsssotsssssT asd cs1rrTssisaiis1',
reesiyd zoiib Alteration,
=. The prize IL ONE dollar g FTF71' cEN71
ysay, Executive OF Portage. ~ P4nssasl saysssi. /,
resrgssd
p-r TIE ext.sfvs and ,epia, iisrsfsg circulation e
3 zetts rerdsrf IL bi,tiy osvoafeSeeu5 10, dDYERIll
.%FV1's. zptisb spa ., iyirfss rasssl!1, snz u
lpisarrs earaet.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-21

want Oh ucing ,nevl poI aleu- "ste-i ny re
pray the Honorable Court 1ownfhip ma IN,
psra,ed agreesblc to plan herewith pref4
the inhabitants living on faid land may be inv '
the f,me privileges which Incorporated Tow
law enjoy and your petitioners, as in duty b,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-21
THKE NOTICE.

THE Subscribers, appointed COM
miiiioners by the Hon. Jo~ArHAN BowMAs
Eiq Judge OF Probate for the county of Lincoln, d
receive and examine the claims to he Efffe Of
EBENEZER EN- E.RSON.
late of TfyGam, in faid county. phyiieian. deeeafl
reprefented inlolyent hereby give notice. thar I
months allowed the creditor of lad eiae 10 "
IN their claims and that they will attend on the hu
nefs of their appointment at the bouie Of GIpGa
Waller of lid Topfhsm, on the laif Monday {
March, and the fri Tueflay of the five foliowir
months, from to o'co ( IN the ate noon
Jonathan r. Parker, :
y William Wilton, o'A'~v.'"U'
s1otjGam, Azggsb i7b, 600.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-21
Ten Dollars Rewafa.

DESERTED, JOHN SMITH, pr
AZ vate belonging to the id Regiment ArsilIerf
and Engineers, aged thirty years, five feet egh
inches high, light eyes, brown hair and Ugh; eumpct
ion-wore away, blue pantaloons edged with red
white VET, an old brown coat, and round HAITI
Drunkard by trade ANY perfon apprehendng Nr
and delivering him his Po. or to any Officer in 1,
army Of the United States, fhall receive the above
ward, aud all neccdary charges.
n. Leonard, Lisuf. I'd Reg.
Dirt u Ezg--l0.smans
Fort Sumner, Matz5 z6, 1900
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-21

COMMONWEALTH Of MAssAcHvrTs.
LsSENA7'E, Janna'is TOO.
On the Petition of JosEpH owARD
and Others, inhabitants of Brown6ed, in couify of
York, praying ,hatfaid plantation may sncorora-
ted into a tows:
ORDERED, That the Petitiors csule
an a,eed copy Of their Petition with thder here
on, TO be pubfhed three weeks iucceely N the
Portland Gasats, publihed by ELrzEs Assks' the
Ian publ. alton to be forty days lean Ire tn, lc-
cond Thurfday of the fri felton, Of the Gerral
Court, thar ali perions ,ntereited may . APPEAR
and ihsw c.ure IF any they have) why lpraye OF
faid Petition fhould not be granted.
Sent down for concur ence,
SAMUEL PfilLIlPsnf4ai
Ia tie Hoys Of Rsprs,SataiiVes, Js" l 500.
Read and concurrtd
EDWARD II RoBBIfspsah.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-21
THE nonreGdent proprietor, of u

Il improved Lands in the town OF GRAY, her
notified thar the fame are taxed 10 the bulls commi
TO me The fubfcriber, collector of the town of
sforefsid for the year 1899, to collect Ehs reiPet
iums following, viz
SECOND DIVISION.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-21

u Mareb I2-1he fale of the fol-
lowing is poitponed unt!Welneday the aSth Nay next
at Il o'clock, a. M-Sale to be en- the piemiies.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-21
IF no perfon fhall appear TO difchare

1t no perion hall appear 70 dlicharf
faid taxes, and all neeefsry intervening chsrge,,
or before Tuefday the zcth day of May next, ATM
of the clock in the forenoon, 70 much oil faid land
ihal be futlicient 10 dliSharge the fame wall then
ioId pu-c auction, to the highsf bidder. aeeotdj
to law, at the dwelling houre OF Jssl Ltty, innhoi
in laid Gray.
Dated at fiii Grey nc ~ day Of Ma,sb n d. Bed
George Small, Collector. z
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-04-21
TO BE SOLD,

On advantageow terms and fa6feierf credit,
a NY One of the TownlhipS grant
L a cd by the Legislature Bo4o lois College,, fiuated
in the ieventh range of Townilnps OF the Waldo
Patent, wen Of Penobeot river and bounded ou'herly
on the river peataqus. The quality of Lands, htua
ton and proximity TO fsttlemenrs in valuable and
growing country are iuch as to offer great encourage.
ment to purchaers. Also,
i, About 1000 acres in the College
fownlhip. 70 called, being No 3, in the frf range
Dove the Waldo Patent There fifteen families
itled this rownihip, and the great road leading
I'm Kennebeck to Penobfcot River, palies directly
thugh it, The Land is Of the FRI quality. and there
larsnany valuable privileges in his townih'p IL will
bend in whole or in part, purchaiers may defre.
torlore particular information, inquire OF either Of
he brcribeys
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Government.
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II T. patrons Of tais work me ref...e-
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Notice.

ALL perfcns having juf claims On
the ca'te Of Mathew Cox deceaFd, mas b.,.
them adihle4, onj 7e-eiys payment. ~ sr,',ir-
TO he futlcriberg Thole who are ind Ste, =, al
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iett'e iheir account e.h;rv re they viii rr,
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'he ~ii' 81 the ubcrbcrs 70 elofe fiei. sa,,.a--
tration with al rolb!e di-ratch
George OK, y : nn;,.
Iaa0nt Lac5laai, { adpaini.,r2sors
BustinEharn county, DEC 90, 1900 fo,s
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kiectris'l Machine eomglcte Tor N.hsal pur
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advise, re'psciirg any pasieat v aou th-. r.ay re-.
commend 20 bis attention ne having made .trb
ARA gem-n's IN his pro,eionai buhr,r. m, y..i
e"ahe bum % dedicate gressef portion o. ~, tia,e
ma formerly to the above pulioil Hcao..,
t12i hi' alduity viii merit ,teir appreciation 5,l
inat bis charges viii no, BE lonldsr,o ey,r.,,.
gent iia hAo provided gen,eei ap.rta,sn, lor
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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-31
Co71ggrejS Of the United States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
MoNDAY, December ~.
(De5afe concluded. J

(De5afe concluded.
Mr.. Randolph. The gentleman who
has iua fet down, has impeached with
annwarrantable acrimony, thepurity of our
motives and orr candcr, becaufe we dic-
Ter from him On the courfe proper to be
taken on this lubjesf. Mr.. RandoIph
was truly ferry that the gentleman had
uttered iuch an accumulation ofrancour
TO collect In his mind, as he had ira pour-
Cd out ulcn, his fide Of the houfe. Every
i'nputation hurtful to feeling mind had
been iavihed.
Since, then, fad Mr.. Randolph, the
gentleman has become the ceu/or moyum
and inquiiitor of Our hearts, permit me to
draw TIE outlines G. theirs.
Tie gentleman, after all unbroken f.
fence during the whole debate, rites and
tells this houtc, that they have. fpent their
time mot iTuitleisly and idly, and thas
after wandering for hours rouud a mean
der not half an inch in diameter, they had
got back to the very point from which
they had isrted. Did that gentlemen
recollect that the half inch meandcr, of
which he ipoke, deGgnated the uEdcrItan-
ding Of thoie with whom he acted, who
perpetually moving In a circle, after all
their labors, arrived at the point from
which they fira {et out ?
Inaead Of uniting with US in an enquiry
into thoic ferrous charges you have heard,
irtteaa Of aiding US with their talents, in
ttead Of performing their duty, gentlemen
iatisfy themielves with holding UP before
Us a mere igais fat1xs. Under the idea Of
def;ring fubAantial inyeRigation, they
are converting us into jury on lie and
death and they will not fufFer us to take
e. fngle aep to bring criminal to iu9ice,
without previouly ponehing the mott in
conference.-the proofs Of his guilt. It's
IN vain that VIC anfwer that we are an in
itiating body, and that our prefent mea-
iures lead to that fage Of the buhnefs in
which legal tehimony will be required,
fill dcafto cur reafons, they call up ex-
redients that can only tend to defeat the
meafure, and have the boldnefs to tell us
that we are moving in that very meandcr
which they themfclyes occupy.
Gentlemen on this fub;sts are mutually
hard Of hearing. They will rot hear, or
If they do hear, they will not regard the
pafage of laws rnttirg money into the
hands Of the governor and Judges; laws
warranting vatious descriptions Of extor-
ton; laws violating the contribution of
the territory. Thefe grievances are ioun-
ded in their ears, they are informed of the
neceffity of Immediate redrefs, OF the dam
ger of unredrciIed opprea'on; and they
fill continue to talk Of juitice, and yetre-
Commend nothing but what will delay, &
Perhaps defeat it. They may talk then