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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-12-21

WAeHIN GT0E, DEC. J.
ENtra7 # Lafy.l
A QUORUM of both branches Of the National Ie-
g.AstuIe been formed The Hun Abraham Bald
win of Georgia has been cholen President pro ten OF
she Senate the Wee PRECEDENT having arrived -
The Hon. Nsthanic Mafoa. has been elected Speaker
fthe F1ouie; he had SO votes, the Hon J. A. Baysrd
70, end the Hon s. Smith, of Maryland Z Mr. John
Beckley has been ehofcn clerk; he had II votes, Mr.
Ofwald 20 The Hon. Mehrs HenderiOA and Jackfon
ofthe Senate, and the lion Mellrs Smith (Of n Crit
VOID and Davis Of the Hou(e, were appointed 10 wsit
on the Prefidsnt which fervioe they performed and
reported, that be 8 will make a communication, Bv
ss5ge, tomnrrow." Iii fad il Is intended The FELTON,
ihal be fort; three elaborate Reports are TO come
from the Peads ofthe Departments
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D1semb.y 3, 1901.

SIR Dtcs@by 3, ISor.
The circumstances under which we fnd
ourfelves at this place rendering ioconvenent
the mode heretofore prddifsd, Of making By
psrlonai adde fs the fra communi, a.;ons BE-.
tween rne Le2ifafive and Executive branches.
have adopted tnAt By MeHAge, as uled on ali
IN icqnent orc2ions through the FELTON,. In
gong MS thAve had PriReip4l regard to the
sonssnisnfe OF the legihiture, to The economy
O. sAeir ume, to their relief from the embarraG
ment OF immediate anfwers. on fubieds not yet
tuiy before them, and to the benz fits thence Re.
~ ting tc the public aHNjvs. Trulfng that =
procedure, founded n thele nlorives, will neef
lheIr app obation, | beg leave, lhtoueb Won
hf' 70 communicate The ip.lctsd medage with
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the documents aecompa nying Il, TO the honor
abe the Houie of Re- refentatives, and pray
you to accept for yourielf and them. The hom.
age Of my high refPed and conlideI alton.
TIA: JEFFERSON.
The Honorable the Speaker Of
the Houle of Representatives.
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PrsFdsnts MsNge.

From wafs;ngrop, Dec g.
fhis day, at - O'Clock, the following MeGlge
was delivered 10 each Houte, by Mr.. Lewis,
Secretary to the Prelident
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MESSAGE ofihe PRESIDENT of the United stA,e.
TO both Houlcs OF CONGRESS
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Lac.
Co~NoxwraLrH " N4ssAc4usErrs.

Co&NcNwpsL-H oF TAasAcHusETrs
n tbey+-1 Or L'y! re t5ozlri es5' 6vuR1 s74 o..
An Atf for the prefyrva,ion ola certain traa of
Salr Maih, yirg in the towos NJ Sca,b0ro' IL the
County Of Cumberland, aud Pfpvel5oro', in the
County M To,k.
wv HEREAS great i-jury is done to 4 Ger.
w TAI ra6t Of Marh, lying in the towns
Of Seay57rougbin the County Of Cam5erAand, and
PtfPere5orogb, in the County Of Tork, bourd-d
hort5tafsrly by ScartoropgL, ~ Black Peirt Nv
er, qp5G1.y, by tie upland # Blue point and Ola
Orchard. n called, ii fli5 Pe5brrb01Hgb and
5utbezRerty. by Pine poo, and he Sea, by rea-
fOn Of iundty III difp-lej p-rl7ns turning our
their cattle horfes and leine % feed On f4id
Ma fines: Therefore,
Ssc- ]. Be a eao6t5 u Tie Senate and H,4)t Of
Ret,5fsHyatiycs, II GeEerzi Cgprf 5Dsa5td, and BY
tbs authority Of TIE E7u,e That from AMI after tie
fri day ut AuguR rext, any rerion who ihI
turn oct his hoIfes, cattle or ivin-, 10 90 =
large IN flid Marh, OF Pine Point, ar the beach,
lea fds leading the eto, ihall forfeit and pay,
for each AMI every zach offence, fine ottcn dol
lars, to be recovered BY an a0ion # debt and
every perlo1 Whole horle5, catte, or fEine, as
4forefij, are found gocg at large on iaid
m irh, pine int the beach az ia hI.s, as a
foref4id, lha.l be liable to A foe Of one dollar
for each ADD every creature as ator-faii thus
f0und going at large one no'ety III thu Goes
forelaid to accrue TO The owners q! lail marih,
ana the other mo-ty to the PerioH or P-rlons
who fall fue for the fame.
And h5rets, betve:n the afor'aii tra9 or
marh, and the IA there interpolrs ilndy ridge
OF ltnd term mating II what u called pine point,
which ridge is chiefly covered oish iii <
growth If pine IN lhrub- lbes,t the only bIrret
againa the inroa1s Of the fca. and which pre-
vents tie flnd from biftng and blowing over
f4id marlh, and ther-by intIrely detcoying The
fame Therefore,
Set. :. Be il further cHaa.d, That every per
ION, whether NJ b. an owner 10 hd lra1 IF
mulh OF ridge Of land aiorefij, o. not, III al
be iubje4ed 70 f0e Of ten DO lars, for each
ard every tree he my cut down, or otherwile
de(roy On (Aid ridge Of and Or any pat the e.
Of pro,iled It Is done without tn 'uftnt Of a
major part Of tie aforelaid owners irlt had and
obtained "a Il nose OF fines viii may
accrue in ooulequeace hereof e Be recovered
aud appropriated as IN the 6rR ie3ion of this
a6l is provided. This Az P4dtj June 3,
t80L)
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e.,IL fms SvErwm, E,9 one ne
z. ,., .ets. P.,ee qoii5ia aei throughout '5s
Fe.,g g.ailB IF Msg1e5y'sa''
49, ar. oroaristo Of Tawnlhip Of Land
a1Ht a'l'Io ,so,v Of Cumberland formerly called
il the eoun called P1ris requef you TO call a
s,assf Faa'' proorietors Of laid rownihiP 70 be
.iag 'ns ;os,on. tavern in Wa'erfo,oa, on the
.sa W." W. 81 september next. at nine Of he
,sl Vi n~iao ..roon. then and there 70 aa o. the
ss.s -soc mticls' w ,,.-,,or
lR-lo ' tos Propre,or's Clerk.
s3-I0 se NJ an Agent or Agents. and Commit,
sd-To s ooa 70 proferute aud defend lOits, and
II OF Con1 .'ndeoiial affairs Of the ProPrietors
pndnags n. Ind aaef, any tax O. taxes On the ORR
sh--io = may be found necehAry :,
sad re' and confirm, any, and all the former
dbl. rsv IA proceedings Of the Proprietors a:
rs' ds., o,esIing or meetings any detect therein
i lofnsl , ra Of the fame, noI~I!hltandlng
q .; ',,ufsa any other bu6neis relating to the
bh-t.a uA a.aori.,y a. flsll appear neoeHary
,rsa & ms (, mode Cor calling future meetings
,b-io age JEREMIAH WHITrEWORE,
"a ~ l''A' ABRAHAM WHITNEY,
STEPHEN HARRIS,
ISRAEL WHITrHMORE,
sIuON JACKSON,
SAMUEL HYDE.
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4-.....snrllrA OF MAssAcaUssrrs.
- r-To Simon Jaekj9n, 0ae Of f5e Phi
Sf''I"' tiorsrf abOvcnamed.

r-To Simon Jackjan, oae Of TIE Psfi-
Nf''I"' ticrsri Ab0pe1amed.
!, .-r,,o,. of the above petition made 70 me the
~ -. AZ the allices Of The Peace throughout
',,sreaib Of Mafachufetts You are hereby
y 's,J y csH AID notify a meeting OF he above
- p,oDrstors, TO he holden al the hOuie Of Sam
n wTap,on nnholdcr in Watertown, on the third
.1l.g OF September next, a. nine OF the clock IN
i, faeaooa, at the following articles, g wit;
40 ehoofe Moderator.
do chOCie Clerk.
TO thoofe Agents to manage the Pru 'entaL
,.r,,a, q the Company and to PToiecute ana defend
ID fiso them.
s--Totake mealures to tollett any records q .or
=, ,-afe,4,nps and to ratify ths fms
o.-Ioaqrce On anv o.hJr mode TOR calling meet
..'n raf-ia1es. fettlt accounts, c'cfe dfPutcs an
M nv thing n-celary 70 be done f. The mecca q
IL Projectors
a or5,r hat he faid prOpretors may * tg''ly no.
r.3 rop are ~ pubfh Tie aioresonG app Az TN 7nf
s.,r !, n nre If tie Bottom NewiplpeTs. and
\ G-rfp,oer printed n thc county Of Cumberland
noa N COPY Of he fame ~ tie town o'Pars and
Two n.Yt adjoining towns thirty DAYS before tha ia'd
~ ~ neId5v If September. the frd publications
\, II three leach thols papers, The IAN whereof
sabin the the above limited
Given upd,r nv hand and fcal II Bolton, il The
san,y Of Suf3k. and in the f.ij Commonwealth, thv
srsnd dsy oi July, Ammo Donini 8or
JANIS SULLIVAN.
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C0MMoEwBALrH OF MAesAcHU FITS.
o.

~ of7ais, thH't 4 q TOT.
7 TPON he Petitions Of the towns Of Fyys5up,
~ E~t9t9,9 and Betbci, and Of the plantations Of
Egf fndoorr, B97gieEs Trae7 O1tor2 and Pea5o1y P4
tent, all in the county of York praying to be made
county Of Cuubet land. with certain referva,ions-
ORDERED, that the ieveral Petitioners give public
notice by cauGng their Petitions with this order there
on 70 be Pubhed IN rho Newpaper publi1led in Port,
land by EltzU a Jertf three weeks lu cclive " the
laa publication 10 be lean thirty days before the
third Wtdnelday Of the ntx flion Of The General
Court, that any perfon or perlans may then appear
and Thew eane any hey have Why The prayer Of the
fAid Petitions lnou not he granted Sent down fol
concurrence. DAVID COBB. Prgfaeaf.
IA 10 Rogf Of Rfbytfr,afives, jim. 49, rSoI.
Read and conruued
EDWARD Il. ROBBINS, Sfsater.
A true Ccpv--AtteR
GEORGE ? VAUGHAN. Gel grs.qet.
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70 t5s Hoa. Senate, and Hon. Hopf of Reprssnta.
fiuet, in General Court 06Im5LeI

tiUes, in General Court a6cm5leA
ME he iubtctjoeIs, a Committee ch0Gen at a
w legal meetng Of the IL holders and other
'ohabnaots OF the ;oyn Of Fryrbug, qualified TO
vote'in town atfirs--h-g leave 70 prefsut the fol-
loving memorial and petition 10 behalf Of faid
town =
II. That,he inhabitants Of FrYthure aForefaid--
ard Of an that part 90 the county Of York, which
is moth Of Great Ofiper River, 70 called, lahnur
under iHnumerab5 difficulties by realou If their
remote f'uarion from the place of holding Courts
and dong other necriiary county bu6nefs.
Z. That they are from Gxty 10 an hundred and
twenty miles from Court, which occaions great
trouble and much expence OF time and money in
travelling TO and from Courts.
). That wnen any qurftion has been debated ref
pettine the places of holding Courts in the old
part Of the county Of York, and 9TH Of fdii river
the inhabitants north Of the river aforefad have IN
varably declined giving any vote, expecting that
fJon they Mould be erected into 4 frparate Comfy,
and the old part Of the county, we Prefume, have
regard 10 the part north Of the river af1rtfAId,
when they have determined On the places Of hold
ing their Courts but have only cOn6dertd that
part which is north Of faid river
We therefore humb!y pray, that the Hon. Court
would take our unhappy hiuatiOn into conddS-a-
tion, and r,drefs our abOvsmentiontS grievances,
by ere2nR the part Of the county Of York north
Of Great O(hpee River, into feparatc and difutt
county; and that ali appeals which lay 10 the Su-
preme Judicial Court may be carried 70 that court
ia The county Of Cumberland.--Bui on failure Of
the Petition, earnefly pray 20 be annexed 70 The
county Of Cumberland, with the privilege Of hav-
ing Regi0ry of Deeds and Probate Court, we
now have il the county Of York and IN duty
bound ihall ever pray.
JUDAH DANA, \ CsD1,nitfcr
WILLIAM Russell, IN. { from The
JOSEPH CHANDLER. tozu7 Of
STEPHEN FARkINGTON,O FJye5IR.
May 90, 1891.
a tru- Cunv-Atttf,
GEORGE E VAUGHAN, clerk or S:qatr.
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Foreign AlfaD-S.
A SUMMARY vIEv OF THE PRESENT TATE OF
PoLIricALAFFAIKS on TIE CONTINENT.
From LONDON Paber, tune IL,

A SUMMARY vIEw or TIE PRESENT TATE or
PoLIrIcALAFFAIks on TIE CONTINENT.
From LONDON Paper, June IS.
WE received on Saturday, but too late for
publication in our paper Of that day, Pari5
Pab.y5, 10 the nth inf. They are Of coniider.
able importance, not on account Of the facts
which they tate, but Of thole which they enable
us u forefee. The PreGumPrions which the
lar mail had LED Us to form refPe9ng the pro
liability of tie renewal Of the war on chs CONT
nent, are fully condr med by the mealures ad-
opted by the republican troops, by The fall Of
nearly per cent. which the French Cocks have
experienced in the fpace Of TWO days, and above
All, By the pains taken by the French govern
ment to dilguile from he public eye, the real
ftuarion of aHairs Il is in this Intention, add
slf, 10 tina, Of making dfpay Of pacific dn
petitions towards Is, that he Cabinet ot The
rbuiIleries has cauGed a tort CT veiw Of the reld
tive Gtuaticn OF France and ,he other
powers TO be inherited in theMonteur verw
d avn up with art and precauion, and which
well de.erves az attentive perulA The e &C
cupation BY the French tr"oP> Of all points Of
military importance on the right bank ct the
Rhine being the circumhanoe which had given
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MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 1901.

the county Of Cumberland, for the reafnns given in the
Bethel Pet ton reference thereto being had other
wife as in duty bound llall ever pray
Nay n 1901. THOMAS PEABODY,
A true coPy-AtteR, and fifteen others.
GEORGE r. VAUGHAN, CLERK Of 5enat..
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A true cnpv-A"ef, ani twenty fnrre other;
GEORGE f. VAOGHAN, CLERK W 5era:.

70 t5r Hon. t5e Senate and H94f of RbrfrHfatiUs5,
~ Geqsrsl Can't aGcmbied.
XITE the Subscribers, tnhabtta Us of the town Of
Wv B-t5rk n The county Of York, beg leave by
this our Petition, 70 remind your hOnors-That w
Iiv. nearly ity miles further dtaant from Ne town
If York, whrr- the Supreme Judicial C0nr,s
holden, than from Portland. which makes i mach
more expenfve "a d. (bO'h As To time and property
~ attend Court Al York than al Portland and a,
Portland Is ~ only lca port 10 which we rrior for
trade, It would make Il much more convenient for
rs . belong 10 the county Of Cumberland thl- ~
York, in cOnIrqueoCe Of 0nr long other buiaor
Al the time WHEN the Court is ittlng-Wr need
informyonr hCnOrs that this part Of the county
Of York which lieth hetween the county o. Cnm-
hcTlaud and State of Ncwhamplhrr, is Of narrow
lmits--That il is remote from navig7ton-That
the greater part Of it by far is unCutiyat-d w,-
dcrn-l.-and that many IF the inhabitants are IN
INDECENT circumhan Ces-which render il altogether
in our judgment, disqualified 10 Be frt Of AZ a. in
land county at prefro'. From this Ratement AID
juf r-Pretenfaton Of far, 4 appears reafonable 70
Us that we lhould be, and therefore we venture to
petition aud pray your Hon0rs 0 let Us Of from
the cOunty Of York, and annex Us to the county OF
Cumberland and a, 10 duty bound fhAIl ever pray.
ELlPHAZ CHAPMAN,
311T 10, ISo. and eighty-Oue oth;rs.
Atrue C)py-Attef,
GEORGE T. VAUGHAN, CLERK o(Sepqte
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To tbe Hon. TIE Senate and HoHr Of Rrprefstaiive5
~ Geaeyal Cart oG5m6Ied, az Baton, in tbe Com
mon1osaL5 Of MaglebAJfnJ.
XXIE the fuhfcrber8, inhabitants Of Eaf- a1do-
w yer, e. called, 10 the county OF York, hum
by pray your honors TO let Us Of from the county
Of York, and annex Us 10 the county Of Cumb-r-
ana, for the fame rsaf0n8 given in the BttSel Pc
I tiOn reference thereto b-ing had ;-and az IN
duty bound lhaIl ever p,zy.
NATHAN SWAN,
Mr. ,otb, 1901, and twenty eight others.
4 true Copv-Attef,
GEO. z. VAUGHAN, CLERK ofSeaate.
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m purrisnrs 9th. above Warrant 10 me dire9ei /;
% brsby notify and warn the Praprietors aforef7d
X meet ar the time and place, and for the PurPofcs
k,rsia mtn;oned.
~ a. I9o, SIMON JACKSON.
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g''bs Hosvs5.s t5s Jsifiees eft5s Court Of Can
n5u PkzJ. 55lis1 AZ Pozvaa'57 7pg5. 7v;ftu and
firth. County # Lincoln, On tbs Jfsoai Afoaday
8McG A. D. SOL.
ff'SEp,aon Of JosHUAFARSHAM, Of W5olvOieb,
nlae county ~ Lincoln, ZsntcmIn, humbIy
AsEeh-Tha your petitioner is intrufed IN and
A1d Atsflnt in commo0 with otbers to him un-
hoFn, Of l.vgn Undivided FIFTEENTH parts Of GER
isa tract Or parcel Of land wing in faid WoolEich,
taaa5sd rsRsrly BY land Owned bg Joliah Brook
rs norherY by land owned by Benjamin Trott,
vgfaIly By TIE couaiy road leading from Capt
talsnOl's to Gaid Woolwich meeting houf5, and
..ela'rIg BY and now in pof, ficn of the iaid
lo'iPh Fafnham the afOrelld tract or parcel Of
s.d beng that part Of lot No. 81, in the firm di
paon Of land IN lad WoolEich, which lies IN
Sonnon and undivided among The hcis Of Daniel
is'aasm late Of flid Woolwich, decealcd and
l0af P.tiion being d~Grous Of holding his f1ven
saafasd tzleepth parts in lrgeraty, pray5 that
pHN'on Of !ald tract or parcel OF land BE- made
.. 'aaI ~ hare and portion th5r-0t b. aili<ucd
t@, 2 That he may hold and enjoy The fame in
~'''4AY' And IS ID duty bound will ever pray.
JOHN MERRILL, jr. E @,,5:Io lo''
Ahue cor aten.
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ConM1NwFALrH az MAssAcHrsrrrs

CoMM1NwFALTH or MAssAcHUsErTs.
70 fbs Hon fbe Senate and fbs H99, re H9qf Of r.
prrfntan7e5 ~ G-HrraL Co4yl a1.1rbL4, Mar, 8or.
THE PETITION of the '0haOtants Of the town Of
4 Hnftrf6rd, humby ihaw- That Ihr fAd town Is
WV rh7tp-rl "f the county otYork which lies mort OF
;heGreNO m2ret.rv-ri thlt ~ attending The Courts
't fi.t county attended " th Ertat exprnce-Hkr-
" r. RI rrcth0g new COuaty north u me Great
Dhiptc River will b" eypcnhvr and never cOnven-
.cnt :-Th5refore We the irh, bants Of the town
IF Wst~rfo, d, humAly pray, that we may Be an
n-xrd m the County of Cumh rla0d-PIttla1d be-
ias out ma k, town, al our b1G1ciS the COM
nerclal line there C-nttrs ;wnrre tht courts Of
The county Are hell, which v u BY great faving
h0,h p TIM and expence ~ your petitioners sad
as Id duty bound " II rv5r pray.
ELEAZER HAMLJN,
A tue c0pv-Attef, and twenty fnrre oth-rs.
GEORGE E.VAOGHAN. CL,t sfSe7a,..
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r. he Han he Senate ami Ho e Rtr9HtativJ HeHeraE
Court q1.1gB 3D. Bsfoa, Ca7moazU ALB = M48a154tns
WYE The Sub cribers Inhabitants Of the plantation
w Of SanJy Riyer, called B9qqoi.k in the county Of
York, hunby pray your honoS % let n off from the
couaty IF York and annex % the county 81 Cum
heraDd for the fame realons given in the Bethel Pe
lion reference thereto being had asin duty bound
l;ai ever pray JOHN SllIHAlL,
Nay II, 1901. and twenty fcven others.
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r be Han tbe nate and H0t Of Representatives, IN Cen
erlt Can't ggaJlsA B9ao", Commonwealth 81 A4sGa-
cIufrJ.
W. the subfcribers, inhabitants Of place called
~ Peabaly5 Patrnt in the comfy OF York, and adj
joining the town of Bethel, humbly pray your honors
TT Oft from The county q York, ana annex Is 70
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~ Members gf the P0R7LhvD L.
aa, .I Soc'F7r, are renind-l, tat, qqrera5.s
a, f 50''''io article 2f&s C9qfiuf;a4 9f5d;d So
NJ, s Y 1l'n5:r 2aA 7fgf= 6r tlc pace aCtqya
~ r9 5.@ I''b@ day Ct Sip'sm5er, 1893. y pay
skn,n'll nj nay from him Be1ome DIE y he SAGE
Vi 49,; y |38a'rea az baYiqg qyittsd j5e E,e
81 (9sR yeVert 10 he Socisty.
n,,, HD"ARD OXNARD, Librarian.
land July 81, 1901.
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aule coz ten,
jon THAN BOWMAN, jr. CLERK.

os00Ls, H.-Cowt Of Cannon P1eaJ, at Ps9-ral-
''F'aS5, May Term, n. q. 1901
AN ne Petition afareiai9-ORpERED that
n ~ Petitioner notify pertons interefet there
i. Il 2 ,aPpsar sttbe next Covrt IF Common Pleas
i y !, 1a'aen az ToPham, within and forthe Coun-
N, Il lincoln, On the fourth MONDAY If Angun
~ Pa5lLhing al a,;eRcI COPY Of laid petition
~ 53 order thereon, three weeks rlcrrGiveiy N
frr- i, .%foHa Go2sete, the laf publication to -
s,br - a ieah before the h,tl-g Of fad Court /;
III, e,aFf oung aueted COPIES of laid pttition and
reb. ~ ~. uerson, IN public places in fad Wool
CON, ~ weeks atea8 before the Sitting Of laid
h,w c,, ,Hi iaey may then and there appear and
Of hogI5 j. aay theT have, why the prayer there
A., 49, not be granted.
- JONATHAN BOWMAN. II. Ci.,k-
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He UNITED STATES, FOR TIE DISTRICT OF MAINE
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Of Georgia, It IS fidalio applied For The enbai-
fy TO Madrid, and the prcference of Mr.. p.
has occaGoped much muI,uuring. The dilrief
attorney !or the State Of New york has been
turned out Of his Office, which is given to Mr..
Edward LivingaQn. LivinpRon applied for
the enbafy to Paris, which has been fucc CIV.
en- to bis brother and 10 iilence him, be afo
gets an office, that Of difria attorney. / have
lately returned from Wellington, where was
when the loaves and filhes were dinributing.
felt much for Gone Of the Individuals who are
turned out If Office. But felt more for the
PreGdeQt. The multitude Of applications for
Offices, and the preiIing manner 10 which they
were mace, produced much embarradinent to
the Executive"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-29

All governments, even tie NOE defpotic,
depend 10 great degree, on opinion. In free
republics, It is moi pecnliarly the cafe in
thefe, the viii Of the people makes the ehential
principle Of the government and the laws
which control the community, receive their
tong and ipirit from the public wilhes.
The pattern Of religious and good ruler Is
living law 10 the community, and more than
the example Of ten thouland others, to mould
and faIbion the manners Of the people 10 a con
forrnity 70 il
There IS fcarcely any thing more haunlefs
than political or party malice. 1T i bet to
leave it 20 i,feif oPPoEifion and contradiction
are the only means Of giving i life and dura-
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-29

F0RTUNk TELLFPS.


Ihuriday evening Elizabeth Burridce, 9TH
er'7iie Bee, was brought in cuRody by, iowa
ftnd, who sppreherded her the fame evening ~
her lodgings, in in Stanhope Greet, for fortuas
telling
Townfend produced an old globe. 1ate.
With iome hiercrlyphics rudely drawn upon n.
and number ofpaPers, fcrawied full of france
words, and incoherent scnfenfe together. with
Two packs Of dirty cards, the whole apparatus
Of the art.
woman proved paying tie prifoner Is. sd.
70 hA7s her fortune told, and gave very
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-29

KISSING ACCIDENT.
As che Mayor If this city, james Calm.
Efq- was yeRerdsy forenoon coming fr,u1
coonrry 70 attend divine fervice, hs ~ !
turning the corner If a fence near Mr. CiSn.
was unfortunately uPfet, and himlelf and osa
his grandchildren, was Citing On Bis lsp III
both thrown our Mr.. Calhoun, ii Ills elsrti !
70 fave The chld, had lis right ANGLE ben
much fractured, as 70 render al immeda
amPutation necefary.-The child, We aie M
~ 70 learn, received not the leaf injury.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-29

An Amiterdam paper. received at Baltimore.
mentions that the French Admiral GANTHE
AUME has been put under ARREST bv the
Governmrnt, fer having returned with MS Ace,
10 Tonlon, in drsa violation Of his orders
which we're that he ih1ul5 proceed without de.
lay to Egypt to reinforce tie array uuder Gen.
Menou-
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-06-29
The Mail.

PHILADELPHTA
Only four columns of a late N.s.l MT N
gencer, are taken up with dsferc. ., ofs me-
tial " appointments" AS a fDeci,..is i'adq
writer's talents at bold aaertion, 49, 4 Il
fed falihocd, we felea the follou,.-e uaSit
Since The adoption Of the Fedses,i
ron, q more soaeiGaaoy fpirit tb,n ~ S'ai.a,
az Preient prevails, has NOT esiael IN T, N =
OF PriEalPis has commenced III rs;s. " "a
a0iPiees ot men, who, il their aal,..J. ~ e
had left pledges The noa decifys of,b. . 'a''f
rgarI 10 rpajle7a iniitutions nv. ~ l7a
fsaes aFsrHai as we'll as external. M. s' NJ 4
Of overgrown power, Their convi6:o.s 49,, .t .'''
eedltY nj economy, their sverfon ! !. Il i T.
taxes, their r,fPe6 for individual oo;5;., Mt
ever different from their own ~ r'A''-' l's'
BY the q conciliatoy Fpirty bo,e.4 y
the foregoing, Is meant, We iaDDoE IL 4. ~ j /
nis4'ion to exclude from al oBces r -. 80 E
have dared to think differently from M " n
fcrttnl ~ lsi'
+" The love of 9sses," and the ar.r.s,. J.
h5zi," BY which the rev republicans 4, I. !
in-nt'g qnalfed for Offices, are. IN. t.ir III. u
n5i'n i GsO. Wathingt5n's proclana,i,5s !
neutrality, and their exciting tvo iniurr,s.,
againit :he government and laws u N. Mn.
Thele are thsir & pledges" Of their hcts /
gard to republican inailutious