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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-06
Firm Calm. Tnne IL

n, ~, FFom Cqlias .T7aas Is.
/ n MONDAY lat, as Robert Ho1aon, Elq.
!, r s'le,S, were employed 10 fnrveying land
/, nc niiok ratent, they were met and lea up.
! y. = oodY Of armed men Fortunately no
ssvo sn was killed. An attendant on the Sur
a,r vas hot through the ANGLE. On Tuef
sr..F p1'ion was arreaed On fufpicion Of 81 p
,,s.,hY . ne riot, aud con6u&ed to Belfalt
f.sn s', !. win three Others who attempted 10
v. lnm' Yeaerday the whole four under
.SlIss;a an examination in this town, before three
4 80 "a''s' after which thrse were conducted
kl;oa " comfortable alarm has been Great.
IN M. ',squen'e Of this outrage. The BeIfaa
az. '.nport companies Of militia, were under
'ae whole Of yeRerday.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-06
DIRECT TAX.

oIf'fshT6 C0Iso1 Djfria, Secoad DiDjfoa, State y
MqGacbaJfts.
q GkEEABLE TO an Act Of Congref3 Of the u
4 = elted States, pafed the I4h of July, 1898,
entitled : an act 70 lay and CUlit6t Drctt Tax
within The Uuited States. "-Noticr IS hereby Civ
60 % me nohre6dent and unknown Pr0pTstors Of
me follow NJ Lots ard Traits Of Land within aid
collection dffri6t, that Dire9 Tax Became due
and payable on faid Lots and Tracts the 9TH DAY
Of APrl 1900, wiz
Lands il Sagt5yd-0ggseys aats0qya.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-06

John s. BiakcIy, Io.ep1 Burbtata, Notes Cope
y and Benjam Carpenter, HI q Child, rho
mss lodge, Thomas F4irterviec, Thomas Folanlbe.
James Gi9ten, John GItteh, JofAh Goddard, David
Ncos. David HuIchinion, Adney Hawley Samuel
HincIeg, Batfty Hopkn- Samuel Ilckf.n. Roherr
Kelly, Stephen Nurch, Eunce Nye, Andrew Peter
Benjamin Riggs. Moies Robert saiyStacey 5sephsn
WhHmore, Magneis Ridlon-all Of WlElGa.
George Boyd, Mary Ball, James Canedy, Daniel
Landerkjn- Bsot6b0y --
Rev 3. Chapman, Solomon Cove, William Lam
ION, 8arnabas Sears, solomon Tr@ik, Moles TraIs -
Edgeson6
David Gilmore, Leonard J,hnfon -W,ooi7pieB.
Daniel Hit Sb.Yf5ut
Benjamin Colby 5evea 0Ie brock.
THE CePartHerfhiP Of GALLI8ON &B4RKLR. IF
a Windham is his day mucually diGIlved an Der
lous who arc lndeb,ed laid firm are reaueRed "a
make immediate Etlsment without furthernotice,
SYLVANUS G4LIISON,
ca ARIES BANKER.
WiHd6aV1, Tsiy /, 1901,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-06

fart 'I BAKERS Grant, 1857 So 8 Sc
Apdreis' Grant, az 70 %
And unlets iaid Taxeo are paid, together with
neccfiarY COTS and charge, within Gxty days, |
DIAL proceed % cOlleet the fame By diRryis and
iarof iaid Lots and Tracts, AZ ray dwelling houfr
70 fad Sanfordi on Wrdnefay the 9Th day Of Sep
tember neAt, az 10 O'Clock IN the forenoon.
CCoAeGor of The Sixteentb
WILLIAM EMERY Collection Dmyia,
Sanford, Jun. SD, BOZ.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-06
LIST or LETTERS
Remaining in tie PoF-OErE, Kenhsbunk.

TOHN Buruham, John C9uGns, Benjamin Dehon.
NArhanie Dorn4n, Joleph Furne', Richard Gage
unah Goodwin Cspt Jolrph Hatch Capt Tohn
Hatch, Charles Hill Cor5ah Nathan Lit efed Tlhn
Low, jun Bcnj amin Lord H'sA, Capt j,hn wv tlh-
eIi Jordan smith, TOD As Stone, y. "a, NIiiamWar.
ren, CosLaA, Stephen Wehbtr
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-06

9s,r,5 n, Falmouth, on "Wednesday Taft, Mrs.
Aspheo 1 = aged 81 aniaale conf'rt Of Mr..
SyaSd. 'NnsOs' Sse Eyse hsloysds and died la
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-06

n Ii perfons indebted to The fubfcri6er for the
a poitage ot papers, are hereby informed thai
hen accounts from the beginning of his riding as
pOit 20 the ftt Of Oaobrt next, unlefs fettled, will
pc ett in the hands of an attorney. They muR
iettle with the pohmaf Of whom they receive
their papers Snch peifons as have become filb
icrIhers ince Oaober 1900, not included in the
above requef, though on account Of unavoidable
exptoie, BY attention to phndualty they would
Coulter az obsatioa upon taeir very humbIeIsrvant,
JACOB HOWE,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-06

NOTICE is hereby given; that the following tracts
of Land are taxed ia bills committed 70 ne the
fubfcriber Collector Of the Twelfth COLLECTION DRr1et,
Fla Divihon, Commonwealth Of MaTachuietts t1 COL
ea-ag reeably % an A4 Of the Congrels ofte United
States Of America, Paied the I4th Of July 1893,
entitled An al 70 lay and olea dfea TAX within
the United States"-for which legal notice has been
given by the Collector and yet TIE taxes frt on fad
tra4s remain unpaid, In the fums following:
Dgaipfioa IF Nessef Of he 10. Yaas otsza5 .6ssoa4s
f5e raal retEfed 9=9ays Etrt5. traH. Of tax.
hat part az Dol. Cts. ID, q.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-06
Taken up Adrift.

IN the fourth Of July, a fnal Canoe the Owner
- may have her agaia BY proving property and
pay ns Sharge--IVs faEshsF particulars apply 70 ~
Printer, ~ ~
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-01

y IN arrisai II Nsuyork tyom ByiRalia ~ lsy5 a..
bepe recerved jfiN lGter AeqUJ from Europe. L1xdo
date5 Beifg to AbrHz8. We haze olly ron 70
lbs toiloqvizg articls qUbieb are the m92 Important
French sccosp, Of the deleA of,hc EngHh in igypt
PARIS APRIL II.
Letters received from Malta aGrt that gen
eral Ab r ron BE attalk ed at tie fame tim
bg the CARR fon of Alexandra, and ty Cen
Menou il peifon, who fell upon he Lett q The
en- my. with more than 10000 men, and &c
pie es of artillery, haj been complete y rou'ea
AHc riding to thele tiers, 3ooo Engiflh rema
ne on be fed Of battle, AID gee cut off BY
the French cavalry were made prifcnefs--
Gen. Absrcronbie is among the number o. the
latter This battlefs faid 70 have taken place
Oh the 10Th March.
According to intelligence which arrived here
Er, m Naples, on the evening" OF TIE goth Of
Mach, appears &c tain, ihat the Eng lh have
been beaten in Egypt and Obliged to re imbark.
VIENNA, MARCH as
An Extraordinary Courier arrived here this
dav. fent from Cen. Moreau tothe Archduke
Charles !; his paG9olt ltated that he was to uie
The utfnolt fpeed by the way, being charged
with diipatehes Of the greateR importance. We
are aIured that two diviions Ct the French
army, rhole OF Generals Grochi and Richie.
panfe, are defined to traverle Hungary, in
order TO repair TO the frontiers of Tu kew, and
compel the Ottoman Porte to cede Egypt to
France. RIGA, APRIL I.
Intelligence has been received here from St.
Peterborough; thar nor only the expectation Of all
kinds of rnerch andie is again permitted, but
fha; the embargo on Englilh vefels is alfo TO Be
taken off provided The Englih govern rnent lib
crates thofe Of Denmark and Sweden.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-01
SHOCKING MURDER.

A Istter feom Bouldeax, dated March zoth in-
feTted ia ths Taft Paris papers, contains the follow
ing account Of a horrible crime, Perpetratrd few
DAYS before, in the nelghbDrhood Of BaYe:
a farmer had fold fome cattle 70 a pgi ion Of that
Vicinity, at certain credit. On the day of pay
fnen, not being able 10 60 himfel, he reioiVed TO
fend his daughter for fhe money. The latter hai
lover; 20 whom fhe communicated the Object Of
her journey and II may be naturally iupp9!ed,
that ibe invited him aad that he Pronlrd 70 accom-
pany her. But fcarcely had be received this proof
Of his mareis's confidence, when the mifcrtant
ibought of rohbing her of the fun i5e was going
30 procure. He Communicated this dehgn o tire {
acCoIhplices, who were Of c0urie 10 ihars IN The
booty. Having al four dfeuifed their drefz, and
blackened their faces, they proceeded 10 lay 10
wait for 'ht girl, who difaPpCinted n he lovers
company had performed the journey alone, and
was now returning, after fgcceeding in her milton.
From one Of thoie fecret preie atments, which
iomvtimes anticipate misfortune, fhe had the pre-
caution to corcsal all the money IN her bonnet,
cept tweve hvres. The robbers topped her, and
demanded the money ihe had been to receive. She
sniwered ihr got no Tnoe THAI twelve res, which
fhe offered 10 them. On rarehing her, and find
ing no more than Two ix ligTr pieces IN her peck
cts, they permitted her 10 Continue her journey
S sr.ely rad ihe left them, when the lover recol-
lectng himirf, pretended that they had not fcarch
her fufiCieHtly, and affured them that they tad
been deceived by her The three acComplces
took the dire6f road, while he him.elf having taken
q circuit, anG waihed hi face IN brook ia his way,
pretended that he had come to meet her
The moment lhe Jaw him, ihe thought herfelf
10 faf-ty, and Immediately told him WHIT had hap
peued, and the trataErm ihe had employed. This
conversation took place near fin pond. ihoi
was heard, and TWO fportfmeu were fsen a. LITTLE
6ifance il purfnit Of A hare. Fearing that NJ
lHoud be dHappont1d Of his prey, the wretch ahai-
61ated his mif7sf, and cut Of her head, whieh he
1uddealY wrapped up in his hlndk-rchist, and
throwing The body into the water took TO 3 CHIT
ThInkIns thar the hare had been woundst, the
1ports-ngn battered into the fame direction; traces
OF blood led them 20 th,ckct, behind which The
muf derer had Concealed bimf-H. HE terror, and
the appearance of the handkerchief, s. ich was CO.
vcred with bic p, induced them 10 think that he
had ieized The hare. They tore il from him; but
what NUT have been their horror, on fndtng that
i contained the bleeding head Of young female.
They apPrehended IL affaf.i and conducted MIN
10 he goal OF B 3urieau1. We have not vet heard
what brcome nf his accOmplices' -
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-01
REGISTER.

The Pre6dent of thr United States has made the
folIowin appointments. 10 contnne until tire next
iefior Of the Senate VIZ. Albert Caatn, Secre
tary of the Treaiuryl Henry Potter, Judge of the
5-h Circuit. joan Munroe, Of Virginia, Attorney
f9r The We6ern DiGrd Of Virginia. Thomas
Sumpier, jun. Secretary of the Legation to the
Fre 81 Republic. George Ghpn Judge OF the
Orphans Court az Alexandria county.
Ge'ree Dent has re6gned the Office Cf Martial
of P~,owmac
lhe Hon Uriah Tracy, If Connecticut, is chofer
'rnator IN the Congrets Of the United States for
a. years.
we are told, that after Mr. MDhlenbarg had been
elected Senator Of the U1it, States for Penny
Vana, in oppoiition 10 h oRirious Logan, the
P 'eient Cov-rnor Of Pennsylvania feut HIM a me
h5"1g ePiffle Caring Be was not TIE with If the
people, AND lhat BE- oneht not tc accept the ap-
P irtment Dir. Muh snnerg treated the meaace,
we learn with lient contempt.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-01

On Friday Ian came on before the Supreme Judicial
court holden in this town, the trial Of WAl4r M y.
for Perjury. Il Gated in the indictment, hat the
CRIME was committed, Tnrner, on the fourteenth
day Of March, Taft Pan, IN the trial Of caufe before
referees. n order iuPor che charge aledged III
Solicitor General MIR DAVIS, produced the original
agreement, dolly 6gued by both parties but scltrowl-
edged bCforc Of The Referees Ne being Iuace OF
the Peace j. MELLEN and W. SYMMRs Eiquires
who the defendants council ohje6ed againR the
papers going 70 the Jury and conteuded, that the
authority ~ the Referees 70 hear, try and determine
the caus, depended upon the acknow edgment Of the
fubmnion, Of the Referees could give .himfclf
thar authority ny taking The acknowledgment; and
void and the oath judicial The Court allowed
the objection be we'll founded and directed the Jury
acqu the delendantIt Is hoped that this dtcihon
viii puta Cop fmilar conduc in uRiccs Of the peace
foT the time 70 come May26.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-01
MfRTNE> ARTICLES.

Brig Unicorn, Capt l. Smith Of his port, left al
Demarara, 10 Gail in about thirty days.
Schooner Gov. Strong, II Portland fchr Expcr-
lment, and Capt Atkins Of Pen0bFcot ;-barque,
Truxton, and brig Glen. Of Kennebunk, were left
Al ST. Vincent, 24th APd
The American Ship Franklin, containing fpece
to very large amou0t, is fated to have been lot,
daring the month Of November aft, in th- Straits
Of Sunda, with the greater part Of the crew. few
perfors, by means OF the matt, foated to an dom
ha5itsd part Of the coat, where for three da} r
thew experienced the ereatef dlhrefs, until picked
Up bv a Vefrl from Batavia.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-01
From Bo(ion--May as.
GENERAL, ELECTION

Yederday, being the day Of General Flea
ion 10 this Commonwealth the Legislature
ali. mbled in this town. The Senate made
choice Of the Hon, s. Philips, Efq. for its
PreGdent and George z. Vaughan Efq; for
Clerk. he E1oue If Representatives, elected
the Hon. Edward Fl. Robbins, Etq for their
Speaker, and Henry Warren, Efq for Clerk.
The two branches being joined byah- Supreme
Executive, proceeded To the old brick mceti z
borie, elcorted b. the In ependent Cadegs,
commanded br Col Wele, where a very
Iudicious and per inent Dncourle was deliv re1
~ the Rev. Aaron Bancroft, OF Worce er -
The procefion was then re-elcoIted to Tie New
State Houfe
In the afternoon. the two honfes afemh'ed
in convention for The purT ie 81 filing up he
vacancies in The Senate The hrlt was in theE,
vherein En- Oh Titconb, Eiq. and Capt. Jacob
Cowninihield were eandidates.-Ihe whole
number Of votes given 10 were z52-Lz7 max
ing a choice
Encch Titcomb, Efq. hal 149, and vas Cho
f.n Thi, Oh ice determined the features of the
Houf-, Mr.. Titcoub being firm aad decided
Constitutional Feae alia.
Tork-Two vacaucies, The Hon. Simeon
Frye, aud John Lord, Efquires, each had r56
votes. and was choten.
B,noL-One vacancy. The Hon. Eliha
May had I57. and was choien.
Plymoutb.-Three vacancies. 'fhe Hon. Is
sac, Thompfon had I62, Beza Haywood 81,
and Benjamin Allen, Elqu res, $50 and were
choen.
Cau0lIa4.-One vacancy. Hon. Wood
bury otorer, Efq. had All votes. K was chofen.
Li7sah,-Two vacancies Hon. EAth tni=l
Dummer, had OF, anI David Cobb Elq. I54,
ard ere Oh fen.
The two houles then feParated, and adjourned,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-01
IL ZIA BANCROFT, by
J D. HOPKINS, her Attorney.
CUMBERLAND n.

OUMbFKLAND' u.
Il. tie Supreme 7aIicial Coa't Jsgwq and t0i{er at
P'5t and 7v lia rai 70 Csurty on Canjriani AZ
f5iyd T4siaay " Nay. Arn7 Denim I8of.
UPON he Petition a(orefaid. Ordered that the laid
heza Bancroft notify the faid John Bancroft appear
The Supreme Judicial Court "a be hOden Portland
within and for The county Of Cumberland on he
bird Tuelday Of September next 4 by pubhfhing
an attefed copy Of the petition, and this order
thereon N the Portland Gaze t. printed byEleazer
\. jerks three weeks fuccellfvey the laa publ
eatlcn 70 be at eaa th'rty days before The Gttine
q fad court thar he may then and there lrer cauie,
It any he have, why the prayer thereof houd not be
granted C. true Coyy)
Aztec, EDWARD II. 4AYMAS, Clerk.
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By TIE Mail.
WAsHlHcroN Nay L.

We are happy 50 hear that Mr.. Hadfeld's eeign
ofBHrack. for the Marines has bren approved p,
th5 Pref tent. III gentleman's afIiduity. know
ledge, 1Sll, and economical atteot on, while "a
Perintending the auildrg of The Capitol, reject
o. him much honor. ? obably his hyperion az Az
architect rs not 10 The United States. H- was three
years N Italy, examining the works Of antient and
mo rrn dtGgners, at the eYprnfe Of the RoyaI
Academy a Lond0n AMI bis talents were reward
ed with the Society's God Medal; an honor feI.
dcmI and always mer:tvdy.
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For ibis GQzette
TO THE ELECTORS OF THE THIRD EASTERN
DISTRICT.

Dish RlA II.
FELLOW CITIZENS
AS you will foon be called on to eled nc
ceiIor % your lac wo.thy Representative in
Congrels, he Hon. Judge THArcnFR, whole
conltant, uniform and vi liant attachment to
the true interelts Of his country, Is the bet Gu
ogium his fellow citizens can below -permit
me to point you TO a man who /, marked, aud,
# elected, VIII follow with undeviatiug It P
The path Of his predecelIor ~ man literally
endowed with abilities, natural and a qued ;
whole Judgment Is matur7d by elp-renre,
Whole polite, are copea Whole h4bus are
hofe Of induary and economy whof- ePuta
ton is uifulied, and who believes not i'll TWEEN
ty Gods, J1t IN one.
Such, fellow ciazens, are fomt Of the lead
ing traits in the character Of BENJAMIN
GREENE, Eiq. Of Berwick on whom, it is
believed thole Of his fellow citizens will beaow
their fufiages, who approve the federal Princi
PIES Of their late representative. Rally then
asound the Contribution, and exhibit to the
world one more inl|ance of the triumph 81
Feteralfm in the Difrl6 Of Name
PHb~.gaogt, Nag III AFARa1ER,
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39ortIatt0,
MoNDAr, JUNE /, 1851.
! - - ss,.-e.ss..Eg



a large new building Al head OF Middle Greet, hav-
ng TWO iioTes IN ront D:iangfng to Mr. sAi. Hack
"a, and occupied by him hoae and fore was en-
urey confirmed by Ere On Friday aR Thcevent took
place while Mr. Hacker and bis family were al dlnner
up chamber here having been (oine ihavibgs left
The hearth a room below here there Gre, and
he windows being oper il luppoled they caught and
were blown about the room, which fet It flames n .
CIV minutes Its progGeis 70 apid, that when
irf difcOvered, 1t with difficulty lone of the IA
N ly ere iaved from the devourng clement. The
who Of Mr. Hackers property 10 the bui ding-toge
ther wiki eoniderab quantity of goods tey moved
INTO Of the ltor6sby I and Horror and ome
properly belonging tc Mr. BREED who t6ded the
houe. was entirely continued. Mr. Hackers lols is
fad to be eight thouland dollars.
he zeal Of the inhabitants was never more fully
cilpdycd than upon the occafon and by their unre
mi:ted exsrtons the buildings and properly adjacent
were lavtd.
We hear there i fubfcription open for the relief
of the fulIeers, which doubt not from the beraty
Of the liens Of Portland, will be handlomsy Allied up
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-01

\ 7o ne Hoq5ra5s he 1nfcsr or tls S4br,ms III
/ dieial C9ut Of tbs Csmm2a-peahb of NgBJcba-
! .(eitS, b5AleH Il Portland. for and qgitbia the
X county 81 GHHjsria74 OF tbe fbird 1gtiay 81
Moy, ID u gear d our Lor&, oas fb0giaga, eight
! baad' "a and 5ae.
II 'Ht. petition and reprefentation Of
7 Il Kezia Bancroft Wife Of J5hn Bln-roft, late Of
fad Portland Labnrer h,rnbiy lhews. t1a' her fs'd
hulbAnd has fo long time 70 NJ the f7lce 81 four
years lat p46 ableuJed himitIf ON sid commonwealth
aad hand ned MS wife and fam ~ withou max ng
any prOvhu for their luppor; ana mainteu4noeihat
your petitioner having III heath j. NOT able, by her
owa nduttry TO o5ta tn means of iubhttence-tha.
III order provids The neCe1Arcs Of lite ihe has been
obliged % contrast debts which 'fAe has means 20
pay not having anv perlnual eGa5e. and rhat DE y
now IN very dllrefrd ltaation de1tute of money
or the means 20 procure IL, and IN fuch tate Of DO
dy inf nifty renders her unfit for any snd Of labor
Your peuuoHer iur' her fhews that The IS pOfeHcd
and WAS pofcfed the time Of her marriage with laid
John, 81 fundTy parcels of real etAtc her gAt,
90 wit " eleven AZ aud half acre Of land ftuat
cd on Bramha rs 70 Id, ia laid Port and, being
the fame land ich "a Kezla purchalcd Of Thomas
Brack I, 81 deed dated the ninth day of October
IN the year OF our ord one houiand, icvcn hundred
| and eighty fever and recorded with the Cumhcr and
records for deeds book y 9Th page $40 And allo OF
another piece Of land containing about nine feet III
fronr, GHated in faid Portland, the Wo k-ioue,
being your petitioners fnare in certain lot, Of which
her late 5r0ther Samuel acket III f7id Portland,
mariner died cized And ALTO OF certain other lsts
Of land AMI flats in fad Portland of which lAe is pof
leed Of the heirs Of the c7te o her late father
Anthony Bracket from the iale Of which or par Of
which your petitioner may be enabled TO pay the debts
Ghe has contracted and tel ze tho means Of future
support for herielf and family and thus ne relieved
! f. ON her prelcrt calanitous fuation Wherefore
your petitioner pfays you honors thai Purluant to
the naute in that cafe made and provided, fhc may
be empowered and enabled during the abfcnce Of her
fad hulband to make fac Of all or payt Of
fad real e1ate Tor he purpofas aforeiaid or
that your homo would grant her f1ch other TcIiei
Glai be deemed meet and the circumstances Of her
cafe may require Aud as IN duty bound VIII ever
pray.
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SIRATLD or STOLEN,

IRON Naior CoBe's tavern il Gray u the even
/ in of the z4,h ut bav MARE years Of ,
hEteen hands high-havine far in her forehead
natui Al trorer Whoever viii return faid Mare,
10 fsd Cohbs IN Grtv or * the lubicber ID Norway
h2H receive TIN DOLL iRS reward i focn--if
fired. Five DoIIaIs, and reannable charges paid.
jun /. JOSEPH RUST.
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IL fRRYEp--At Falmouth, bY the Rev. c. Bradley,
Mr. Daniel Harry u Nils Hsuaa5' Mlyi7oa
Inthis town, NIX. Ebs4sz+r Sumner, 10 Mils Henrietta
La4stsT.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-01

On Wednesday Ian, the Falmouth volunteer company
Of Cavalry. commanded by Capt W inflow, complies
uniform and web equipt, marched into town where
they went through vsiety Of evoluaons under the
dire6tioR of Major TosaPH c, BoTD with exactnels
which did credit TO the officers and company
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-01

ID AN AWAY from the Subscriber,
IN On the goth inf JO-EPa sILWAR, Az inient-
ca apprentice his Is to 10 bid perfons harbouring
or trutng him. flall nor Re accountable for any
Deb Of disseminating. THOMAS BURNH AM.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-01

The 6nblcribers beg leqVe to breJSat
tbsir G.esre thanks fotb9e Of their Jtloqo cii2ea,
qyboE pronb and aaremBiag s@ertioas arreyQed fbe
byegreG IF he Fire Qgbitb babbeacd ysq1day and
By .ob9E timsy s15qarcs their 5sil6iag5 and olbsr
properly acre ya0ed from that deiqruarvs cement
Try pgF tbyI 5aA eoer hold ucb 5susffs ia grate.l
Remembrance.
STEPHEN BT'LELLAN
May 90. SALMON CHASE.
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United Stafs5-DiRriF Of Maine,

MR. 2ofb 1901
NJ TICE i hereby given. 20 the creditors Twill
~ I WA HARDEN, .of Portland Baker and JOS PHI
MORRILL, Of Biddelord, Fig againa whom comolif
fons of Ban SruPtcy have duly ifued and p7oceeied
upon, that they may be heard M they think ft) 80 ore
the Judge fad nar4 Court on Tu riay NJ roth
day f June nex' a; Portland agsinG allowing cerl
Gates Of dcharge faiJ Bankru IS before which time
exceptions to luch allowance may be exhibited
DAVID SEW ALL.
Ja2gs oft5e DINA Court Of Maine
Portland, June
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MAisF, E--B oydey Eth. H,n J.
N. Jadge Of tie D;ari9 On o.. Dae6 II 4
N Oi L is hereby given. H. :, N'ia
is hled in iaid Court By JoHs f '''a' lbd
iaetor ct The DRri6s Of Peao5Jsot 80 Lss' Ed
Of cORDAGE. faid 70 be about sian ss Qas,ts
weight, aledEed TO have been irn nsSa huplsr..
United States contrary to Law; an Il ao n
WI oe had o. fad libel at the D'ari5 4 tarss
held AZ Portland, On The third ri lcar y \
next at which time and place, percaal Of h.
m " appear, ard thew cauir, r any N,s'aa iyrsls
taid Cordage ihouId 90. be decresd " haVe VI
liaac Parker, MolSfis
PnrtR7nd 10Th Mr., rQar "-4LL1QL
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DIRECT TAX.
~ MI q ~
'y'esatb CoAsaiaa DJRria, Sesond Diejfas

NOTICE is hereby given By virtueof a. d
IN Congref, p4aed on the 14tA day Of Igy Is
the following taxes aaefcd on the Houtrs. Land N
other Rsa Ellate, owned or occupied by ptrcasga
whole names the faid taxes are fet on The hdid
Ottober 1898, became due and payable on tAs1g
ot APrI I8oo Of which legal notice has hHgHai
Vet the taxes reraain unnaid VIZ