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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-30

~ ar tenlporizt f1r a moment, but took his
sand a, an American aud rilz,j his all n iup-
E,ort az our Independence IT, filled various
tivil departments during cor lfrcggte, and was
sfWIys oi& nguilA q for Ills talent and dec'don
tf mcsssres he was The intimate and ooBh.
'ten,ial lren5 At Gen Wilmington and was III
habits ct s. trcafonaLle" co.r1pon lsnce with
aim at tie time 81 his de1th. He was mem.
Der Of the ola Congref, has bsen N he S-n
are Gnce he adoption of tie let-rll govern.
sn-at and has fer, 81 this late with The utmoa
indu0ry, ability ana rnUgriy, for the laa thir-
~ five wears. He i, man of pofhed AMI
81 er or education flank and cOnciliA'ing IN
bis manner, a very able faIolinan, AMI poll AZ ,
an amja6le. virtuous and GgnEed private r.Pu-
t.tion IL. in addition u all tbeie qualities
has an eaate worth three millions OF dollars
Still he was not conidered by the ntl4nmatory
democrats as fui .isnt.Y attached % Ih- tate 70
be member Of its public councils. He has
been fuperceded BY ayauog lawyer who IS def
Il ute of political informa ion, aud on whom
the community have NJ political ree. Them
as Tohnion who 70 eloquendy iupTorted our de
claraton o. Independence in Congreis, who was
our Governor, At trying and ttnpettuous pc-
iiod Who has held every appointment that
Maryland could con Ter on him /; who was ap-
pointed by Gen. Waihington ore Of cur nation
Al Judges, and cH-Iej ty him almof every Office
within his Gift as P.e6jent; has alc' been re
ie6tej, as one oftlole perians whom Mr.. Jefer
fen has il his letter to Mr.. VIE, denominated
Oh es.-Fie has been inperCe1ed by a
phyfcian who never was in public life and Who
IS reularkaoie fl noh'ng except his vio!entP POL
itics and beng a very goO5 eye doaor.--
But = ihould give you fever" if were %
travel through the iiit Of cur new created fig.
es.-The aeowed n 6 Of he change has beea
to get perlons who viii 10 . ah l-ncths with
our chef mag GraJes --TAl z is a vacancy in
the Nlcio0al Senate, u h.ch WI e lpppicd by
cur Le2iC t;urs I'd tner next Glliior. They
viii aho e,ea 5cver0or ana Council who viii
cooperate H. the genei Al piau.-T7u mr0 re.
colie6 that the Senare IF tbs Slate are choien
BY electors, and not lam d.1t-ly ~ The people.
lr is laiJ, AMI believe with ruth. lhsI many
Ut the moderate 2cotias are lzuAet wiz he
choice. It appear 70 ne i,rPo.ible that The
FrsE-n5 maniac can lat. Our citizens have
been grolsly deceived aaj 5ll- vel which has
obicured their III u nut NY torn alunler.
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From Philadelphia Paper.
KTTEPAR1' NOTICE.


Mr.. JAMEs HUMPHREYs, Of this CITY has lately
re- Pnbii.heI book enttuled, " The RoabtorIr, or
tbs Friendly Councillor; d.EgneJ for ne iggyu7iog
md a'7glnsaf ef f5e Ioufb 9f both Easf. Tqvo
v7lsmsI III 9ne"
At tbs Prefent tim, when feveral PreGcs 10 the
United States arc employed to fiji the county
with obicure and licentioui hooks, parpo(ey
calculated 70 vitate the tate and to corrupt the
morals Of the youth Of both fexes il is impo tant
TO every parent, who reg4ds the reputation and
happiness n his children. % know fJmething Of
tn. char4t Of books offered for their perulal,
before he can fafaly put any into their hands.
lhot- who are acquiinted with Mr.. HUMPH
RSYs know, thar be is honorably inqa.Gtive Of
tne character and tendency, Of every book Of
Tered 70 the world through his prels.
The work before usis happly calculated to
arreit The attention, aud to interclt he feelings
Of juvenile readers, and at The fame time to
give proper bias 10 the ientimsnts ana agtc-
tons Of children, The characters introduced in
the courle ofthe work ar fuch as 70 impress
the mind 9TH importance OF early cherhng
honorable and manly ien,iments, cu, tiva-inE The
focal affections, relpecfiog the inlfu ions Of re
Lyon offociery in Reneral, an fuppreiTing all
rhe mean, lDrdid < vicious Psflions Of The h@art
The book may, with ia!ety ana profit, be intro
u.ed 10 Q every fam ", and put into the hands
OF every child and indeed, many parents m "
derive fc7m i uiefIi hiuts, as u che govern
ment Of their families, and the kind of fam
ilitriy pope TO be INDUCED among children
AM between children ana their parents.
The work is Handsomely printed and neatly
bouad 10 a im1ll AM convenient volume.
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FRANKFORT (heE. OCT. 60.
WE underfand that Col. James Smith, who
was dlpa ched fcme lime iince by he p. elbyt--
rian churches " his Gate, to endeavou, to pre-
val on the Wefsrn Indians 70 receive miniGers
IF the gofp,l among them, and educate then
children, has returned, without Inv IA been lolr
to accomplih the Object Of bis milton.
1t leems the Indians hold the fame Ia as,
with rcgari TO education and chnihan,y, thai
they have for centuries. They informed Cl
Smith. that if fchools could Be e0ablih-d a.
mongt them "a teach Them in their own Ian
gu ge.they would encourage it,5uc % itnJ .he'r
children at ditance among itIan ers they
could not, as they would learn nothing rhat
could be Ut advantage III them ani would forget
their own langua 3e; when hey returHe 4, ii they
would NOT know how to build = c4Oit, OF hunt
for livelihood"
With regtrd "a religion; they ny, they are
Gatistei 18th their own, and they do not Gee
any advantage that would reiut u them from
a change; but could they be made lenible III
the hyperion advantages Of the Chr,tain re-
;rgon over tAeirs they would embrace iJ.
We further 'ea,n; that where game is farce
the lcdans cultivate The earth, & are oe lnnin z
f. .aile Cock that civiiiz tion appears ~ "a
vance no~iy among them, and the P.e4Gog
hope IS entertained, that they will in a few
years, make more rapid advances. They AZ
pre(s tn. warme& freinlihp for tht Ucite1
States, andlty war would prove their iuin, If
no. Their extern patton.
Weare alto told, thar Col. Smith Is prepar
ing an account Of his milton, for the Prels i,
will Include the talks between him and The Il
ot.uc His hrtnr Darfaf vos0ar NJ favaral u,
dian tongues viii enable him to give Ehsr ia Ks
literally traall4tsd,
The public, who NUT feel intereaed in The
million, which, had It ucceeded, would have
teoded greatly to extend the light Of the gof
pei, viii We ma>e no doubt, be highly entertain
"a with the int-nded publication
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From the BlLAScE.

ASTONISHING ef-ts are projuced by
the bufY litJle cr-aturc, az ~ when he is 10 fit
ae1 thar bis energies are drawn 10th and di-
re6led 10 tbs beit advaatag-. lie turns viii
deIneis into fruitful fields and gardens, he maj
tiers Levi4than in It's own element, trayeries The
vah oc-sn ani binds together h. moa 1ilant
nation il the golden chain of commerce.
But II is proud Il lie animal. and a. f-if,
in a. he is proud; ana, therefore. his powers
AMI bis fprits become torpid. uuleis his Gtua
ton gives m to feel aoegrse Of independence /;
and alto un!els he can appropriate to himltlf
the fruits OF his own earnings. The meaning
Of h: word mi1s is lelIat in infancy It is i'm.
bi0ei, as il were, with The mothers milk aud
the deire of appropri1t'ng the means Of enjoy
ment 10 0ge'5 910H -sar ~ IS, in general view,
The great ipIing Of human irdntry. When
man lahors fog himielf, AMI is fJc4ted in die
eAclulire e' ymcnt If his earn ngI, he feels 4
powerful ltmulus to action. And this is the
favorable Gtuation Of New ErgIanJ. III that
country OF real freedam the hufbandman acknoNl-
eises no landlord but the LORD ot all lands.
His heart is not wihc e, nor his ana unnerved
by he co1radug conh1e alton, that he holds
hi, farms merely BY me feeble Ieaure OF he
hgf; ard that, when he dies, h's widow and
f4sh-ilels children mua abandon her home and
be car lou ELF. upon ;hc world
Very q ff-reat and highly plraGng IDEAS ari.e
in bis mnd. " Theie acres (he f.ys II bis
heart) are mine the fse Of them is IN ne aud
Try hers forever. I lhall exc uiyely reap III:
b1nedt nf the improvements, which may be
eteeted by my ulry.-E,ery building thtt
| err6t, every fol of ground th4t | ilhdue and
eRrich, every Zee | pan,, every te-d that | put
into ne earth, sal turn 10 NJ own l1v4na age
Whsn | die my children all inh rit this fpot Of
ground and The marks Of my P~u lent indutry
will help TO keep me IN their memory. int
inE with thsir hand. tu-v viii iIy 10 each oth-r
and 90 the traoger: : Ihefs tees our father
Plan:el-this orchard he grated this Garden
he laid OUT and ler,iI 1-;h.fe meadows and
fields he freed from buIhes ana enIiohelD Such
reflections and antcipations, while they gladden.
The heart, do alG) Hsr0s he arm AMI make it
Hrong to labor.
II New England, the habit Of induiry is
formed il early bts The children TIRE are 10.
dandle1 il the LAP n th ana .erve1 BY ,asurf /!
they are tauB'.t bet'mcs 70 lerve and help
therlelves.
Madachu'ert4, in parti-u'ar, HAS NO
SLAVES. Happy people FORMED in the
American Revolution, you venerate its prnci-
pl=s and give p others the liberty thai you
claim to- y7uritlves. Hun W feb IS mt bought
and fold in your marSets.-No hlpleis African
Is bound by YOU yoke, or beeds under your
icourg= In he metn time, your children are
no. laugh Hgr0iB dialect and manoer their
boxes ire not cn=rv5te1, nor their m nds poif
Oned hg lhs at-RDuDDs aDd rorDnaov CF 1,vec.
They are nu'fcd by the FRFE BORN and from
their early year,, ther faculties are gradually
drawn into alton VIATOR.
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CONNECTICUT
[Tn the Supplement- 10 the Pririh Monthly Magazine
publiIhcd ISly Sol, under The head Of Resroloeq
of American Literature, arc TO b. luuad The follow
ing obterVations.
e a work which, on the fcore Of much excel
lence, has claim 70 notice, IS : A complete Hit
tory Of Connecticut, Civil ana Eccls6aHicsl.
from the emigration Of It's 6sa planters from
England, ii l63oto II q. by Benjamin Trum
bull, D. D." As complete hiao5y Of Amer
ica Is only 70 be collected from The local blforv
Of its fsveral a;ates contributions Ike me pref.at
towards luch general hiaory are Par,i,ularly
valuable. The author hA5 dviie1 bis work i'll,
to chapters, the two 6rt Of which co1tAia de-
tails Of the ddsoveries, fed mems, ituation,
sc. Of Connecticut. re then gives 4 curfary
but interre9ing account oil the aborignes of the
couetry, toge her with its animal aud vegetable
productions. Many tnbieqnent chapters are
employed in enum7rai2g the pnrchaies of the
frf fettlers, their tcvc-al wars with lie Indilns
their Progrels IN the organization of a regular
government, and their various improvements
from 1850 20 l635, the period of union be
tween Connecticut and New Haven. From
this time is given the civi, and political hiRory
ct the State, 10 the year l7I3, with which the
volume clotes the eccleGahical hiaory Of Con.
ne6icut and New Haven both antecedent ana
lub.cqueat to The union very properly occupying
dIilind chapters Of the work. Dr. Trumbull.
IN the preface to the publication, informs his
countrymen that he is now engaged in compi-
ing A EilorY Of the United States" on
very ex'entive plan, and We may allow them
10 anticipate from the peent fpeoim-n much
impa,5iality. much minutenefs Of inveta2stion
and much fidelity il le exhibition Of fatts."
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tan faith. There are numerous and well az
tcGei faas to prove this beyond al conuadic
lion. The agents are difguiling themielves
uadsr tie thow of an attachmenr' ID liberty and
philanthropy, and are enjeavoling to MAKE uie
Of hi, A4;te'ing Fretsnce to draw 20 heir Pur
" r. he h2nel and nf1.pcious. Chriaians-
he -ntr,a:ed ie4ionably 70 couGier he danger,
and TO at rle part to which you are mott
lelemnly called.
Whatever may BE The political opinions, all
houll unite in the lupport Of this one feutiment,
Tat an oPPoi5r Of religion IS an enemy to
true libery, and to the peace and haPPineis Of
mankind
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From an 'EngliCh Magazine, 70, May 1901.

Mrs. CHARLorrE SMITH, is engaged upon
a fmal Hitory of England, for the purp,fes Of
education, and e4preislv adapted u the u.5 ~
young ladies. Intead of beng confined foley
70 tie horrid details Of battles, murders. and
crimes, this Hi1ory will treat rather Of the
prosreis Of loclety. manners and civilization
iIlufratei by fuiyablr aneodote, corneci.ng the
political events, chiefly with view to illutrae
The Briulh corGituti0n.
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BALTIMORE, NOV. 10.
Of %, C.5P7URE sftB. TRIP0LITAN coRSALR.

Qft5c C.+PTURE sf5. TRIPOLITAN C0RSAIR.
The United States lohooner Enterprise, com
manded by the gallant Sterett, arrived yeter-
day, from a cruiie il the Mediterranean. Capt.
;. touched at Gibraltar on the 9Th O1oher,
but having been ordered BY commodore Dale
70 America, with di(patches, he filled imme
datsly without going alhore.
The accounts which we have heard Of the
capture Of Tripoline corfair by the Enter
prize, have been pretty accurately Gated, and
the particulars may be expected in day or two
from the navy department, Of an aston the
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By The Mai.
NATr4EL. SEPT. 20.

NATCHFz. SEPT. 29.
RETOLUTTcNdRT- S-IFIT
We learn that Spani.h Off ers have been
committed % The Principal II Nv Orleans, fr
committing Grois infut 70 the Alg If hia Carh
olic m jsty hanged it frG emu t4en fat i IN
Are. /; is coojedursd, from che nature Of the
crime, thai they viii fIfFer the ieve.ea puni!h
ment the laws Of Spaia can jnHia.
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.PHILADELPAiA' NH i-.awi
By feveral letters from he 'fi-efs az ,,-.tr..
of the American veT ], dctansd II as r,,t.
X appears, that theie unfortunate men ~ rbas
ed by their unmaaly vi4ors' WIN "l M rs
r,vage brutality. We have 90" ~ ~ lEgf
Letter from enc of tie crew AeAF
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THE AMERICAN CITIZEN.
The immortality o Tie foul remains uu(npPortcd
by suy evidence, either q ect anaioscal and con
hdercd a. Il iaadequae IT. iuppoed effects.
The phenomenon which this ayPOthels IS framed to
account for i tbs thinking power ~ man powCr or
quality which It i' iuPpoled cannot Be ong m-er
iuPpoht On which Is welt Imported; for that
organized matter ana does th.uk may bc proved
by analogy, which is only Snd Of evidence the uo-
jstt VIII admit OF.
- The doctrine OF the relurreaion taught by that
traniccntant phi'o0phy" which confirmed ny
that 81 which RATED L3zarus from the tonb. evi-
deniy iuppoles 10 BE- wholly material
u u one of tho.e 0p mons at mankind in theology
which have FAC ieaG evidence favor OF the PgobAbi-
~ " their being uulh..'
When 1t is Z" eiTcrted tina; certain petitions are
truths which jeGiute al evidence fucienr 70 prove
that they uuth,, Is iureiy sVaiense OF p5La
'byf IN any attempt TO Thew mankind that fu-h
inHtnces they minakcn."
By referring 10 the icriP t will be found, hat
ChriH = Taught that death y lcep, and thar man
woud deep e,crnay If b. vas NOT 10 be awakened by
the Governor Of the Untverle.'
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REMfRKS.
TO THE PIoUs cHRisuAN ~ wHArgvEE POLITICAL
TENETs

TO THE PIoUs CHRisuAN ~ wHArEvEE POLITICAL
TrNETs
II the above e1ra6,, the immortality Of tie
foul is deui5d il is aHeTted thar mater CO..
and does think thaC man IS wholly m7feFiai !;
that death i Aeep and thar the foul dies with
the body.-To eater uPoa a diltui1ion Of thele
PRINCIPLES, for the prr2ole q lh1wing them To
be contrary to found IeAlan, ana To the hcly
tcrip;ures, il not Intended ; it would BE a dr
cuilioH evidently improper ia a newlpaper.-
They are quoted merely to dnciol- the princi
cples which certain men are MECHANICALLY
tiHrm;natiog at his day, aud of which cer,4in
papers ale made the vehicle Th=ie paners
which are ;ndufriouly lPre4j among our cit
zens, are calculated e dilurh the minds of the
uniformed /; to encourage the licentous, and
70 corrupt the yourg and the tLoughtleis
ChriAisns-do you not believe that for you
70 ne 1rH5s gain That -rteH stf:nt from TIE 5ady
you ell u brtisnt qsik iJs Lord F? Are not theie
tru rs your iupporr and conlola.ion under the
evils Of Life, and the prolped Of Death Do
YOU not with to i've under he continual inf1u
ence OF them, and 20 have them imp;eiiad upon
The minds Of your children What then are
you u think Of writings intended 20 lhake your
faith, TO deItroy your hope, and leave you 10
wander in awful darkneis and uncertainty ?
Can you continue to fupPort thelc newfoa-
ptrs or to with FIR their circulation among
,he people Party fPirit canno flrely have "a
Tar Blinded your eyes, as 70 Prevent your ite
ing thar while you fide with periocs IN political
principles. you are il danger Of encouraging
asowed enemies 20 the Chtiaian religion
though ycu mean not this ; nay, though you
aahor The thought, yet, can you he inno-ent.
While you eountensnce or aid them in any de-
zee
Be adHred there is a determined and fyae.
TnaJie attempt making 70 overthrow the ehrir.
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ed ofcer or folder, their ch llreo, Or widow, a.
aorr1aid, refdes, for his or their own ufe and o.
neft
Ind b IL further rsyoE4ea, THAT where fuch
non commifiioaed Officer or folder, has decsafed.
or iha deceafe, before he ihal get poiIefon ofths
land hereby granted 20 him, his chdr-n ~ VI COW
AZ afoTefald, mail DC entitled 70 ihr fame and in
order 10 tecure 10 faid AFOREMENTIONED oificers
and PrIvates, and thSir children and widows, th>
benefit Of this grant,
IL ID fgrfhrr rsjofved, That all deeds mortgages.
Or conVeyance5 OF, or bonds or contracts Of every
deicrPtiqn Concerning any of the iaid lands, which
may be made by any luch non. commifioned officer
or private, his children or widow, before fhrfame
hali be laid ont, and have fetlenent made IN re-
on, and FIVE acres thereof fhaH have been brought
under improvement, fhail be null and void.
Pro- lied aizVayI, That no iuch nor -commifioned
officer or folder, his children or widow, h1ll have
any benefit from this Reio'Ve, who ihali not make
application therefor within three wears from tha
time Of pafing this ReiOve, and VINO f1sll not make
the atoreisd itttlemcnt and cultivation within the
term OF FIX ytars-and the Secretaryis directed 10
publih this refoire in fuch tie newspapers PRINT
ed in this Commonwealth as his txcellencV the
Governor may direcf, fix weeks fuccpfIyely. III.
Te&ly after paffing the lame
Sent down for concurrence,
SAMUEL PHILLIPS, PycEaegt.
AZ re f7rgIe Of REprseHtaiiTsJ, Mayrb 4, 1901.
Read and corcVrred.
EDWARD II. ROBBINS, Speaker.
March s, E-APProved,
true eopy-A,tet, Join A4RRY fo s.sS:.a,,,
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CommoNw4ALra. OF MAssAcsvsrrrs.

n SeRafe, Marco 4, I8of.
NTHEREAS application has been made 70 this
Wv C0urt, by number If perfors who ferved
in the late American Army, during the war with
Great Britain, praying for z grant OF fomr Of the
unappropriaied Lands 10 this Com nonwealth, and
as fuch grant will promote tn settlement Of Tuch
land, as well as be fou1e reward to th0e citiz-ns,
whole neri;Orious t5rviccs ~ the field, 70 eiTen-
TALLY contributed TO eaabih our Independence.
Thereforci ReJoircA, That there b, and hereby
is granted 10 each non-cOmm lloned OHicer and
Soldier, who entiaed iQto the late American Army
to (crve during the war with Great. Britain, aad
WHO was returned As A part Of this States quota
Of ilii army, who did actually fcrye IN iaid army,
the full term OF three years, and who were hon
oraby diFcharged and unto the Children, If any
there be, If not to the Widow Of iuch non com !
milIioned Officer and Scldler, and 10 them only,
who entitled aforefajd ard died IN faid fcrvices,
two hundred acres, TO be laid cut AZ the rxpence
ct the Common wealth, as loon as there fhall ap,
pear a humber (utficent to take up quantity If
Land tEat iha be equal 10 townli1ip Of fig miles
fquare, to Ne divided AMI Appropriated under fuCh
regulations az the General Court llllI hereafter
prefcrtbe, within the following limits, VIE
ginniaE At the northeaf corncr'of the lanf now
appropriated by The Commit for the fllr Of eaf-
ern land, on the eaterr ne of this Comm On wealth,
theme running VIZ tx miles, then'e northrr'y ii
A line parallel with the fai safern land, uRtiI a
tratt ihaIl be completed uf7 .ient far each non
commifilnrd officer and private fold rr, their
children widows as aforefdid, to have the afore-
flid quantity Of two hundred acrss, or twenty dol
lars as eqnvalFnt for the atoreiaid two hundred
acres, 10 or pad ont Of the Tre4iury 10 the Select
men efthe town, Rbtresay fuch non conmifi01
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DR. HAMILTON'S ELIXIR,

fOvsrsisn remedy for Colds, ultimate Coughs.
aGbma,. Sore. Threats, and approaching Coniump-
,oc. To psreais eho may have children afflicted
r;rh ,hs HOPING COUGH. this difeoverv Is 81 ne
frlt rlsrnudc, as il affords immediate relief, checks
she prosre and II ihor; t'me entirely removes The
80 craeI dlorder to which children are liable The
fhrs 70 Psrtcfy az eeable and the dofe 70 FINAL
sAzl 20 difficulty aiiies IN taking Il. - Numerous
r.Issofimpouaai cures performed BY the above mcd-
ems, may be iecn at the plsce Of iaie.
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doie beng admnilered no worms appeared The CHILD
recovered, snd now enjoys good aals Of health
" BENJAMIN. WILLIAMS.
Mfr. RiEardksc. a4i c.,
An. infant (aged S weeks of ffr Henry Fvbauks'
ayioF Charles Arrest Baltimore was dangcruu1v at
hieted ~ convplfon fits 70 thar his life was deiDair
cd OF. Ia was perfectly cured by one dofe of flami
ton's Worm Lo1cugss, which expelled feverai worms
the undoubtsd caule Of she chiId's disord=r.
a iiner OF the above gentlemen aged a. wears Iiv-
ing AZ Ntwesfte Delaware. after exhibiting FOR ID
wards Of Is monLhs, every fymptom Of an increaGng
dangerous eoniumPtion experienced rapid recove.
~ by TIC uie Of this Medicine "
Mrs Ether Bends, Wallfreet ftew-York had for
i've years oseh ubje to periodical fits, which a Ian
appeared Of the NOR alarming and dangerous nature
10 much TO- as to leave doubt in the minds Of her
iHehd' that they would eventually prove fata--Tkis
LADY was cured Eight Months ago by H4aiItons Worm
L"zeHgss and has rot had the Isat return Of her NAL
ady incs.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-07-20

". COMM9NWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
r. TIE yelr Led tbovlal rigJ ba4IyaI ana 71s
An Al 70 add tionto an ~ entt cd An Az IN adj
dition 70 an Az elt4blhing Supreme judicial
Court within this Commonwealth
U u ra06~d By fl5r Senate and HoaJs afRebreJr1-
ID titirr,, IN General Cou't 1T1sbleG. and ~ TIE
authority nj tbe zane, That tne Supreme judicial
Court ma have the anne power at authority e
remove ant APpOin. Cier&a Ia the counties of L,n-
coin, HaoC ock and Kennrbec, as they have by the
law TO which ths " an addition II the other euun-
ties within this Commonwealth, where the Cd
Courts holden. Aud the Clerk to D. appointed
for the county IF HancOrk haI Ne Geek oF he
Supreme Judr;a Court for he Counties Of Hancoe
anil WaNington.
fatbe HoAie Of Rep-eitH'ati+rJ. June IA, 1901
Th' bill hav'nc had three feveraI adi1gs pafld "A
* enatted.-EDWD. II. ROBBINS, Spe.ker.
IA Senate, June 8. 1901.
This hiIl having 4ad 'Vo feveral readings paRcd 10
b mas DAVID COBB, P,r64sat.
Jnar I6, fSoI.-Bt the Governor approved.
.,- CALEB STRONG.
4 true eoPJ,--attsa, john AVERY, Ses',y.