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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-24
The Cabinet,
Or, LITERARY REPOSITORY.
10 THE PUBLIC.

HE acknowledged want Of Mao
Il Azrar, fome fnilar periodical publication in
NIwEScLAND, has indIced the SubGcriber TO hazard
MS property and reputation the fame pericus ocean
os which Numbers have already founaertd If he
Eaters himielf with luccefs where Others have e1per
enced failure, let him not be acculed Of vanity until
il be knowR what he POUNDS his expet4 ATOMS The
repeated failure Of every attempt Of this kind i well
known, and the caufe obvious where many depart
ments are TO behlled periodically one man adequate
the ta1S howevet fertile his genius and extenive
bis erudition "A miscellaneous work, like Magazine
10 be conduSted We'll mut be conducted by MANY
Every preceding Editer has confded too much in his
powers and il not deficient in ability hmfef has
yet nesiected TO fecure the literary aid of Others 70
ndlpeniabe IN works of this nature. Aware of this
tic subcrIber has iPared pains expenfc 70 en-
gage Gentlemen efthe mo respectable literary talents
% iil the feveral departments, and sUpERINrENDINc
EDtToR Of indulry and ability He has alo received
surances OF aiancc from many literary Gentlemen Of
the ftt relpe6tabty, of whom the following have DO
Ltey coniented to the publication Of their names -
Rev. Doctor MoRsE, Rev. john S. 7. GARDNER Rev.
I. M HARRIs, GEORGE BLAKE, Efq. JosEPa DENNIS,
E9, and DAVE EvERETr, Efq.
In addition to this aid, he has high
expectations from the PM BETA KAPPA SOCIETY,", Of
Harvard Unworthy, who contemplate FULFILLING leIec-
sDns of the literary produ ions of its members in
which cafe he is authorized to fay the CAsINrr will be
the medium Of communication. From this fource
which has occaLonay delighted the connoiiIeur may
be expected monthly ainment of the rehe fruits
which tate and genius can furnli.
From the above, and fuch other al
faance he hs. reafon anticipate from men of let
ters he haters himfe that the miscellaneous reader
will find in the CABINET that variety Of uieful Untrue
ton and chaffe anu cement, which is expected from
periodical publication ofthe kind American Biogra-
ply will have cOnfpicuous place Whatever is in
tereltng 10 our natural or civil Htory, claims, and
will meet attention. A fummary of the political ia; e
of Europe will be given quarterly and the political
HiIsofy of our own Country in which will be compriled
all important ltao papers sc. month =. The works
OF genius and tze, every ubjet, viii be fought with
fohcitude, and cheerulIy communicated the public
Ifiuch encouragement is afforded as
will junily him in commencing the wo K, the FrlNum-
Der " Y be for January, 1901 and viii appear the
Erl Of February. John WEST.
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PORTLAND, NOV. a, 1900.
To Jyfab Tmkr, CLyk efthe Pr2prietatt IF NJ
Azg Wbarf u PertLla4

To J9fab Tmkr, CLARK eftbe Prqprietat5 IF bs
lang Wharf IL Portland
VOU are hereby requefed by the
Z fubtcribers, being five Of the propretors of
FAD Wharf, to notify and warn Proprieto.s meet
ing, TO be hod-n at the Counting Room of Mr..
James Deerine, on Friday the 18th day of this
month, at three O'Clock, P. n. for tae following
purPoles, viz.
1T. To choofe Moderator.
2. To eG4bijlh rates of Wharfage aud Dockaee.
aud to agree uoOa rules and regulations 10 be OBJ
Lrved at the Wharf, and to empower the Whar-
finger To carry the fame into ede6.
5. To receive accounts and allow the fame if
they fee fit.
4. To raife any fun CT money that may be ne
ceflary to defray the expence Of erecting the addi
ton made TO The Wharf lat fummer.
S. To adiut the accounts of Mr.. John Deerlng,
late Wharhnger, and TO authorize iome peTfon TO
collect from individuals what may be due on laid
account.
o. TO pats any rates that may be deemed necefa-
~ for the advancement Of the interslt Of the pro-
prietory. DANIEL TUCKER,
LEMUEL WEEKS,
STEPHEN HARDING,
MATTHEW COBB,
JAMES DEERING.
Purfuant TO the foregoing requet, |
hereby notify and warn the Pfopretors ofPortand
Long Wharf To meet at the time and place, for the
purpolrs therein XpreGed.
JOSIAH TUCKER, Pr3Priaarj cLrk.
Per!layas N7r.l4, geo.
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LINCOLN, G.-Cowt Of Common Pleas, at Toslbam.
September Term, a. d. / 800.
Upon de complaint aforefaid, Order-

Upon the complaint aforeiaid, Order
cd that the flid John Dugannofy perfons ntcreed
therein to appear the ne-t Court Of Common Pleas,
to be holden at Warren, within and for the county Of
Lincoln on the fecohd Tuefday Of January next BY
publiihing at,eed copy Of lad complaint, and this
order thereon three weeks fucceivey in the Gazette
printed in Portland by Ek=r ALey JaaLs. the lat pub
cation to be three weeks at lean before the fitting Of
fad Court alto by poR ng atteed copies of iaid
complaint and this order thereon IN public places in
fAd Topfham and one atteed copy of iaid complaint
aud order thereon. in public place in Bowdon, in
laid county, three weeks at lean before the fitting of
raid Court that they may then aud there appear and
ow caule. any they have, why the prayer thsreof
lhould not be granted.
Attra-- JONATHAN BOWMANJUN. Clerk.
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"A true copY-Attef,
Jonathan Bowman, Jun. Clerk.

LINCOLN, f. Court Of General SsBfoas Of tbe
Peace at Tqebanz. September Term, d. D. 1900.
Upon the petition aforeGaid ; Order
ed, that the petitioners notify all perfons ntereed
therein, TO appear al the next Court Of General
Selons Of the peace, TO be holden at Warren,
within and for the county Of Lincoln, on the te
coud Tuefday Of January next by FULFILLING an
atteted copy Of Gad petitions with this order there
on, three weeks fncceflively III the Mahschufetts
Mercury, printed in Bottom, by Toung & Minis, and
in the Gazstte printed in Portland by Elezsr Allcy
Jeaks; the lat publication to be three weeks, at
leaf, before the fitting Of fdid Court; hat they
may then and there appear, and ihow caufc, If any
they have, why the prayer thereof ihould not be
granted.
Attst,-JONATHAN BOWMAN, JUN. Clerk.
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JONATHAN BOWMAN, JUN. CLERK.

LINcoLH, T-Court Of Common Pleas at Topiham,
September Term, 1900.
Upon the complaint aforefaid, Or
4srsd, That the faid Merriam Orr and Elizabeth Orr
notify al perlons intereed therein to appear at the
next Court of Common Pleas to be holden az
Toplham, within and for the county of Linz OH,
Oh the fscond TueicaY of September next, by pub
lining an ALTERED copy oflaid complaint, with this
order thereon, three weeks fuccefIivcy, 10 the Ca
zette printed 10 Portland, by Eezer Alley jerks
the lat publication to Be three weeks at leaf before
the fitting Of laid Court alto BY pofing 40 attefed
copy Of faid Complaint, and this order thereon, in
iom- public place in faid Topflam three weeks At
leatt before the lifting Of Eaid Court that they may
then and there appear and fewT caule, if any they
have, why the prayer thereof lhould not be grant
ed. AtteR--
JONATHAN BOW MAN. IuN. CLrk.
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Purfuant TO the foregoing warrant,
the faid propretos hereby notified and warned ID
meet the time and place, ard for the pupoies in the
FORGING petition ezpreGed.
PAWN ELWELL.
Aeri5ygrroui;. Ne. 1915, lSoo.
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70 the Honorable The J49i6s5 Of the Court
Of General Sa57ogs Of tbs Peace, FIR tbe county of
LincoLv, begus and b,LAR az To9j2am, qoitbis
and far The (aid county, on tbs yfeoad Taeiaay Of
September, n Il. 1900
THE Gublcribers humbly fhow, That
IL part Of the County road leading from Mon
mouth to Lttlc'5 river, ID called, through Thomp-
fonborough runs through place called Wales, IN
the iad county Cf Lincoln that the land in the
iaid place called Wales, is owned by nonre6dent
propretors, and not within the limits Of oy town
that the fad part of aid road which Is 10 iad place
called Wales between Monmouth and Thomplou-
borough, is very bad, and ought for the sfety and
convenience of travellers 10 be repaired. We
therefore pray, that your Honors would order the
fame to be amended and repaired by the owners Of
fad land, agreeable to Law Of the Commonwealth,
entitled g an act IN addition to the icveral acts now
in force respecting highways" or otherwife give
relief and we, as in duty bound, will ever pray.
MATTHIAS BLOSSOM,
WILLIAM BROWN,
ANSEL BLOSSOM,
JAMES Harry,
JOHN CHANDLER,
SIMON DEARBORN, ruN.
EZEKIEL WICKWIRE,
JEREMIAH CHANDLER,
JOHN HOLMES.
A true copy--AtteR,
Jonathan Bowman, Jun. Clerk.
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JONATHAN BOW MAN, JUN. Clerk.
LINCOLN, f.--Cosrt Of Common PAat az Topi-
ham, Sfbtenbtr Term, 1900

~1I'~~-"1 EE'--N 'OIIF q Ovt4H40H 4eHJ - Ut
ham, September Term, 1900.
The laid Merriam Orr and Elizabeth
order Of Court at the laft term they are now or
dered to notify all perfons interefed in fsd COM
plant, to appear at the next Court of commod
Pleas to De holden at Warren, within and for the
county of Lincoln, on the fecond Tuefday of Ia
nuary next, BY FULFILLING attefed copy OF faid
complaint, with this order thereon, three weeks
fucceIively, in The Gazette printed Ia Portland BY
EIezer Aley J-nks-the laA publication TO be three
weeks at lean, before the Citing Of faid Court g.
ALTO by pofting atteled copy Of faid complaint,
with this order thereon, in fome public pzcen iaid
Iopham; three weeks at lean before the fitting OF
fald Court ; that they may then and there appear
and thew caufe, if any they have, why the prayer
thereof illouId not be-granted.
Attef-- IONA. BOWMAN, TuE. Clerk.
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To tbe Honorable tie Tgqiees eftbs Court Of Coa
man PieaJ, b8LAA al T5bl5a17, 1Uitbin and for tie
county IF Liaeoh, on t5s jasoad TastaJ IF Sfpsfu-
Der, Il. d. 1868.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-24

ut Court IF General Ss5Isat otribs Psax, qOaba
and for rbs county Of KsnaeJec, begun and 5olden
AZ ArggRa, in Jaid county, tbs iacoad Zueiday
Of June, in tbs year 81 arr Lord, 1900
TTPON the petition Of JOHN CHAND-
~ LER, Efq. and others, representing that the
county road leading from HoIcwell to New Glou-
ceRer, pahes through an unincorporated plantation,
is very bad, and needs much repair for accommoda
ting travellers, and the conveyance of the mail
that the Ian! 10 iaid plantation, whereon the faid
road is, belongs 10 nonrehdeRt proprietors-and
therefore praying that the Court would order fun
Of money iufficient 70 thoroughly repair faid road
to be afe1ed on the proprietors of the land afore-
faid or dre6f fuch other means for repairing the
road, the Court fhai Judge proper, according to
the law of this Commonwealth in iuch cafes made
and provided:
ORDERED, that the faid petitioners
notify the proprietors aforefaid to appear al the
next Court Of General Sefions Of the Peace, 10 be
held at Augufa, within and for the county ot Ken
nebec, on the fecond Tuefday of December next,
by publihing the fubfacne of lad petition, and this
order thereon, in the MagaebzfsttJ Mereivg, aLd
1e1lks' Portland C6Seffe, three weeks (ucceively;
the Ian publication 10 be at iea twenty days before
the fitting of faid Court--hat the faid propr.etors
may then and there appear, and ihow cauie, If any
they have, why the prayer Of faid petition Mould
not be granted
Barzillai Gannett, Clerk.
BARzILLAI GANNETT, clsrk.
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COMMoNWEA-TH or MAssACHUsETTs.
CumBfRLANp, f-To PqyH ElqvsA one IF t5e
petitioners aJovs /l5l5ri5iag, ard on. Of TIE pro-
brietorf absvsHaar:d, GREETING.
you are hereby authorized, in the
l.. name of the Commonwealth of MaIachuletts, to
meeting Of laid proprietora, to be holden
at the time and place. and for the putpofes in laid Pc
tition e1pre1ed by advertGng the fame in Teaft Pert
land Gassfe leat hreee weeks fuccefivey~ before
The Iid fifteenth day Of December, and by otherwle
notifying the fame the law drc9s. And you TO
make return Of this warrant, and your G1ngs on the
fame to mylclf, II before fad day. -a--
Given under my hand 7Ed feal at Notthyarmouth,
10 faid county, the fourteenth day OF Neyembef, in
The year Of our Lord, eighteen hundred.
AMhiI r MITCHELL, JEfiesef Psaes
'ar Re sour.y q cam5s tagA
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-11-24
Portland. 30 Noe 1900.

To the Honorable JuAices of the Court
Of Common Pleas, bsgun and holden at PownaIbo-
rough within and for the county Of Lincoln, on the
hrH Tueiday Of June A d. 1900.
by Benjamin Haley their Attorney,
- complains Merriam Orr; and Elizabeth Orr,
both of Toplham, in faid county of Lincoln, SIN
glewomen, thar Samuel Thompfon, late of fad
1opiham, E(qdire, deceafvd, intefate, on the yieh
teenth day OF September, a. D. 1894, by his bend
under his hand and feal, for valuable conGdera-
zion 10 him made, did bind himfelf and bis heirs I'd
make and execute TO the laid Merriam and Eliza
beth, good deed Of fifty Of land, fifuate i'll
ToPiham aforefaid, particularly defcrbei in the
bond aforefaid, when iad deed fhould be denan-
ped. Now you compainants alledge, that after
wards, and often in the life time of the fald Samuel.
they demanded of him a deed of he above men
toned prem;fes, bat the fad Samuel being prevent-
ed by death, has never made to them the deed a.
fnreiaid; wherefore your Compliments pray that
after due notice given to all concerned III The eaate
Of the laId Samuel dccrafed, your honcrs would
grant licence to and empower the adminifrators Of
the faid deceafed, ~ make and execut- to your
Compliments iuCh good deed of the premfrs as
the iad Samuel, when in full life, ought to have
made and executed. BENJAMIN HASEY.
a true Copy-Atteff,
JONATHAN BOWMAN, Jun. CLERK.
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COMPLAINS Iohn Dugan Of Topf.

COMPLAINS John Dugan Of Topf-
~ ham, in iaid county Of Lincoln, yeomah, that
Samuel Thompon late Of faiI Tolhpam, Esqure, intaf
tate dcceafcd, f4id Topnam, the eighteenth day
of June, D 1884. by his bond of tha, date, duly
executed and il to be produced did for valuable
confederation bind himfsf his he's and angns, give
unto the f4d John Dugan good deed with Narrany
Of certain tract, piece parcel Of land particularly
mentioned and defcribed in faid bond Now your
complainant that the faid SamueI did nor give
him the above mentioned deed, being prevented by
death ,wherelore your complainant prays that after
due and proper notice given all perfoDs concerned
in the efatc Of fad dece lcl thar your Honbrs would
authol e and empower the Admntr atoIs of the goods
and elfate of the faid deoeafed. make and
fuch good aud fuiIi5ieni deed of the Premles
your complainant, the faid Samuel in his life might
have made and executed.
BY PETER OLIVER ALDEN, his Attorney
true copy-Attef,
JONATHAN BOWMAN jun CArE.
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COMMONWEALTH Of MASSACHUSETTS.

TO A,nmi r. Mitchell, E/g. one Of tie
JgPices Of tie Peace qvabia and for ibe county of
Cumberland:
VIE 1ublcribers, more than FIVE Of
"A the Propretors of the School-Houfe near the
Lower Falls in Northyarmouh in lad county. requef
your Honor, purfuant to the law in fuch cafe made
and provided, 70 ifiue your for warning and
notifying meeting Of faid proprietors to be holden at
Afi4ite1s Inn in faid Nor,hyarmouth, Monday the
fifteenth day of December next at two of the clock in
ernoon, then aRd there aGl on the following art
cles, viz.
1T. TO chople a Moderator.
2. TO chooie Proprietor's Clerk.
Z. To take any meafures expedient and proper to
the nterc and concern Of the Proqrictors and 10 fell
The fame If thought ben.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-12
Commonqceatb Of MaGlcbgi5ffs.

70 the Honorable the SENATE and HOUSE Of RE-
PERSONALITIES, IN Gen raj Court 4dlm5led.
IT HE Memorial an1 Petition Of the fubGcri-
Der, HUhBLY sHfwSTH-
That your m moriaif was enruRed with
petition from the g eater part 0; tn Inhabitants
of the plantation of New Suncook, in the coun-
~ of York, PRAYING 10 be Incorporated into
town. Your memorable ID packing up Gaid
papers left faid petition at bis Louie in Frye
burgb, and By reafon Of the great diaaace from
this place to Fryeburgh, has nor been able to
obtain faid petition. He therefore prays the
Honorable Ley failure. in behalf of iaid inhabit-
ants Of New Sunco,k, that The faid plantation of
New Suncook may be incorporated into town,
and invetted with iuch privileges as towns in
this Commonwealth % BY law enjoy-And Is
in duty bound, will ever prav.
WILLIAM FESSENDEN.
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T@HE CommiiIoners appointed bY
the Hon WILLIAM GosH M, Fig Judge Of Pro.
bate Esr the county Of Cumberland, 10 the Et1teOf
Benjamin MaciRfire,
late cf Falmouth III aic county, woman 6ece afed
reprefented Internationally give notice, that hey
VIII attend 10 receive and examine The CLAIMS againa
the ad eGate, at the late dwelling houfe OF ie deceE
ed on the tcond Tuefday Of May next and the ieeond
Tnedav Of the five following months, from two 70 fr
o'clock. r. NJ u,
Notes Merrill,
Ioihua Merrill,
F1lnon5, A9r5 aT, 1900.
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Ii no perion fhall appear to diicharge
laid taxes, and all necefary intervening cb,roe, O.
or before Tuelday the 1cth day of MAY next a. nine
Of me clock IN the forenoon, 70 much or faid land 4
mai be fulhccnt to dilchsTge the fame. will then h
iod at Pu~ic auction, to the highet bidder. secorang
% law at the dwelling hOuie of Jssp5 L5by, innholdeR
Dafsi At fail Gray tie l1E day of Mayag. 4. n ,Soo
George Small, coAst7or.
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SENTIMENT.

What IS called detrimental writing, though
Il be UnterRood TO appeal foley TO the heart,
may &c the product Of bad one. One would
Imagine that SterRs had been a man OF very
rcncer heart--yet krew, from indubitable
authority, that his mother, who kept ichool,
having run in debt on account of an extrava-
gsnt daughter, would have rOtted in jail, # the
Parents Of her fchollars had not RATED a fun
icription for her. Her fon had too much fenti-
snent to have any feeling. A dead ats was
more important to him than living mother.
WALPoLE.
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THE fubfcriberS, copartners in trade,
y under the firm Of JOSEPH z BULKELE7-
EMERSON, having, this day, by mutual content df-
lolved their connection, hereby call upon all perfons
indebted to laid firm to make immediate payment to
BULKEL EYEMERSoN in Baeyar. otherwife their
notes and accounts will be put in iuiit.
Joieph Emerfon,
Buckley Emerfon.
SfsrJorogg5, Msrsb a6tb, 1900.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-05-12
TARE NOTICE..

THE Subscribers, appointed Com
4 mifiioners by the Hon. JoSArHAN Rowan
Eiq Judge Of Probate for the county of Lincoln. "a
receive and eHanine the claims TO the Eltate of
EBENEZER EMERSON.
late Of Tsesa" in faid county, phyfsian, deeeafed
represented inioivent. hereby give notice., thar "a
snonths allowed the creditors Of f,d cA,,. >, h.,n
in their claims and that they viii attend on n. bn
nels Of their appointment at the houfe Of Cnrox
walker Of faid Topfham, on the laa MONDAY II
March, and the FRI Tuefdsy Of the Eve f.llo,y;ns
nOnfhs, from to O'Clock in the afternoon
Jonathan R. Parker, ,
William Wilton, 0'"~l.''~s
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VALUABLE SITUATION.
70 BE SOLD, Br rHE SUBSCRIBER,

To BE SOLD, BIZ fHE SUBSCRIBER,
TT
IL HAT beautiful iituation IN Faim0Efb,
,o miles from Portland the corner Of the road lead
,6 ,rr., Of Land, aew Ho1le, 90 feet BY 80, well
conarnted. with four aacks of chimnies, and good
ceuar.-Alfo, Stable, so feet BY %, and shed 80
bv rs The land is under Improvement, and has nv
ING dream running through t.
Whoever may be difpoled to Purchate
faid place ihal have it on the mott liberal terms
For further particulars, appyto
IGNATIUS LORING,
f,rg II. on the premifes.
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~ f1Slio'S +v'ry MoNDAY. at E. #. TENKSs orrrcr
serf doo, 70 bs PORTLAND BANK, l6iia-S,,..,
T'sers SH5rlbt'oHi Afvertns7 aa5 CSgrr.1&.isrs rs
Teesivss spa5 aHsztioa 80
= zee price IL ONE DOLLAR q FIFTY CEv7y =
scar, hHeudvs Of Poit4gc. 81 Pgat7aaE eayneuts ~
- 10f sTts9f0s srf rabRy iyssFgr eiyenLata4 ~ 5f
C,lSis riH4s5s by5t aieaafag sas ~, 4d0YERTTSF-
- ~ 70o's6 Sui4 y i.Sris5 rs5y, Az Us s-
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.

COMMONWEALTH Or MASSACHUSETTS,
In Senate, February z4fb, 1850.
ON the petition OF VILLAS FEssENDEN, in
behalf of the inhabitants Of the Plantation Of
New Suncook, il the county Of York. praying
that laid plantation may be incorporated into
town
ORDERED, That the Petitioner caufe
aleted copy Of their Petition with this order there
to be puhGfhed three weeks tucceihvely IN the
PorfAaai Cazehs published by ELEzER A IENKs, the
lat publication 70 be forty days lcal before the le
cond Thuriday OF the hra FELTON, Of the next General
Court, that All perions IntereRc1 NAV then apDear
and flew caue f any they hsve) why the drawer u
faid Petition fhouId not hc granted
sent down for concur. ence
SAMUEL PHILLIPS, Pr;f4s4..
" tb= HsyS sf Rpy5trr1tv-s, F.J IS, 1890.
Read and concurrcd
EDWARD u ROBBINS, Speaker. ID
TrEe coPy-Attea,
EDWARD N'LANE, Carl sfSaus1s
LIST of LETTERS
Esmairizg ia PefOEts ar KennsBanE,
APRIL 12d. 1900
OENJA AMIN Adams Nathaniel ButIand
40 Besjamin CouGus, il. Car5lE; Abigail CouGns
JFeAl Benjamin Dclhon David Eughfh Jonathan
Farnum, Araairii Jonathan Forbes Aya4aEE: lanes
Good; James Harding; Nathaniel Leach Samuel
Lewis Bcnjarf q LWteheld attn /; Daniel Lord Ebe-
Meier Matton John Mile; Ara1ds' jonathan March;
Abraham Peavy Hannah Simonds Fy.A I, FIisb Tom.
ION; Thomas Wathhunni Oliver Wakefield; Tohn
wiIdes, .A,snasii Mary Whiting
% III t5g' Tgi5 " f.spr aru.vl ayse t K.-r.b..i.
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Y 'HE nonreiident proprietors of un-
improved Lands in the town Of GRAY. are hsrebv
notified that the fame taxed in the bills committed
70 me he fubcriber, collector of the town of gray
soreiad for the year 1899, to collect in the repecgs
luns following viz
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let them look to Egypt; there they wifi
behold precedents in profufon; men made
Gods, and Ratues and monuments and
and mauiolea covering the whole face of
the country; but where will, they find the
virtues or the talents of the men they
meant to commemorate? Now is the time
to make Hand againtt this monument ma
MA. Warrington is admired and beloved
by all. No one can be charged with a
defire to diminiih his fape by oppoiinp
utelcis expenditure of money-The prece-
dent we now eitablnh will be auGpicious
to our future meaiurcs. If we decline
rafting Maufoleum to Warrington, no man
who iucceeds him, can expect one reared
to his memory. On the other hand, if we
now raiie one to Waihingt ton, every pre-
tender to greatness will aim at the fame
diitinetion.
Mr.. Macon concluded by declaring
himielt hottie to the bll, and friendly to
the amendment, becauie it rroroied .
plan that was more rational, more eco
nomIcal, and more contorn.ab!e to the
reiolve OF the old Congge.s, than that con-
tanned in the bill.
1he committee then roie W thout com
ing to any deci.ion, reported progrefs,
and obtained leave to fit a ain.