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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-06
JOHN CHANDLER, Z SslsEmta Of
NICHOLAS MOVES, { Poland.
CHANDLER FREEMAN, 7-oqvn Clerk.
Commonwealth Of Mahachufetts.

IN SENATE, FEB. 4, 1901.
ON the petition or the See6tmen and Town CLERK
Of the town Of Poland. praying that certain part Of
faid may be iet Off and incorporated into fepa-
rate town
ORDERED, That the Petitioners bub!ilh an ai;ened
copy Of their petition with this order thereon three
weeks faceeivey il jerks Gazette printed At Port
land, the af publication 20 be thirty days lean be-
fore the econd Wednesday Of the frl lefion Of the
next General Court, thai all perfons intcreaed may
then appear and thew caufc Of any they have} why
the prayer Of laid petition ilIould not be granted
Sent down for concurrence,
SAMUEL PHILLIPS, Pre6dcnt.
~ he Hoyf Of Rtpr1safatiys,, FEB. 4, 1901.
Read and concurred,
EDWARD II ROBBINS, Speaker.
A true copy--Atten,
EDWARD p HAYMAN, Clerk of Senate.
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Commonwealth Of MaiIachuletts.
n SenaLe. EeL. 2. 1901.

IN SsHate, FEB. 3, 1891.
ON the petition Of Andrew Hall, and others, pray
Ing that The river Prelumfcot may be exempted from
the operation Of the act entitled An act for he pre-
iervation Of the h called falmon had aud 4lcwives
IN the rivers, Creams and within the counties Of
Cumberland and Lincoln"
Ordered, that the petitioners notify all perions con-
eerned by FULFILLING atteed copy of their petition
aad this order thereon, three weeks fucoeiiVey 10
JfHLf' Gaeafs, printed at Portland. the lat publica-
bon % be made thirty days at leaf previous to the
fecond Wednesday Of the GrR FELTON, Of the next Cen
eral Court, that they may then appear and thew caur
any they have, why the prayer Of the fid petition
6louid not be granted
Sect soz0s far eaaavycnse.
SAMUEL PHILLIPS, Py5fAaf.
afbr Hosf 81 Rfbrst7fIiiVc, FeB. a. 1891.
Read and concurrcd.
EDWD. II. ROBBINS, Sbsz&.r
A true copy--Atett,
EDWARD P. HAYMAN, Ckrt y Slzzts
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TO rHE HON. 5RRATE AND HOUSE CT FFPRFsEE-
TATIvEs OF TBs STATE OF MAssAcHUsETTs,
IN GENERAL COURT ASSEMBLED.
THE Petition Of the inhabitants of Poland humbly
4 fheweth, that great difficulties have ariien and
n fubfit with refpea to or late incorporation, in
Guiding tract Of land larger than any the State,
that we know Of. In prefent circumaances we
cannot aIcmble at the Meetng-KoHle which the Pro-
prctors built for the public worllip OF God, and it
imp bs in their prefet e1tentful htuaton, TO agree
on any (pot 10 build on. In addition this il is with
difficulty that many of inhabitants attend the
cenary town bufneIs thefe Inconvenience call for
lome relief Therefore your Petitioners pray your
honors to take the labea into confederation, and fet
off all the lands north Of IiteAndroicoggn River and
incorporate :he fame into feparate town, the dividing
line to be the middle Of faid Little Anar9coggn River
Your petitioners further pray that they may have
half Of the lanes, granted 10 Bakcr0own for the
couragcment and fupport Of fchoo or fchoo, fet to
them-We your petitioners, having heretofore expc-
rienced your goodnefs, therefore rely it, that
you in your wifdom will grant this Reasonable
queR; and as in duty bound will ever pray.
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To be Let,

a Very commodious DWELLING HOUSE,
n at the eaRerly part Of the town, two ftories
high, and gamboI roof-Wuh two acres Of IanI,
convenient out-houfes, and two excellent fprings
within few yards OF the houfe.--For terms, ap-
Ply at this office. Marrb 6, Igar.
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A great Chance.

TO BE SOLD, II applied far Immediately,
a n excellent fand for Baker, or
4 n Trader, or bo:h ftuated in Northyarmouth.
nearly oPpofte the Baptif Meeting Houfe. The pre-
mifcs coni Of about half Of land rods in front
new HOufc two ltories high, with an excellent Bake
room aud Oven underneath the Houle, a good Blrn
&c. For particulars apply to
John Merrill,
No'tyaymOa:b, llIrab 9. on the prentice
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Commonwealth of Mahachufetts.
~ THE HOUSE Or REPRFsENrATivEs, rEB. 0, 1901.
ON the Petition OF John Rogers and others, praying
to be empowered TO ered dam or dixie ia Top0l N Ia
the county Of Lincoln, to prevent the flowing
up Muddy Rivers nearly in the courfc Of the northea-
ly boundary line of the lot Of land now owned by
William Reed.
Ordered, tina, the petitioners notify al perfons
cerned, by caung and ateed copy Of their pc
tition with this order thereon be pubilhcd in Tn
GazsHe printed at Portland, three weeks Hccefvely
the Ian publication be twenty days leaf before the
fecond Tueiday Of the rlt felton, Of the next General
Court, that they may then appear and fnew eaufe, If
any they have why the prayer Of fad petition hould
not be granted.
Sen ~ f5' Concurrence.
EDWD. II. ROBBINS, S3.atcr
IN Senate, Feb 9. 2oI.
Read and concurred.
SAMUEL PHILLIPS, p 5'fasAf.
A true copy.
AueR, DwD. P. HAYMAN. Cic,i # tr"ae
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Direct Tax.

Fyfsenb CoLsaioa Djq,ia, FTJG Dip5f'r, STATE IF
MaDaebgshs.
NOTICE is hereby given to the nonrefden; and
u0known proPristors az the following Iots
ana tracts of land within iad difrid, that direct
tax came due and payable on the seventh day Of
April, 1900, viz.
tE AUGUSTA.
D1f,iptioa sf Lott, gJat7s, ~.
Vaht ef Tex o.
Maze Or OTe7,r,sy t4rb lat eaeJ lot,
SgesriHfTtfsah no Of Ae'es orTya9. TraF cIt.
d. D. d. c,
Reuben Browns heirs,
Lot No. a. wen fde
Kennebeck River, ID
mile, Iso 40 IS
IN HALJowELL.
Unknown-one tract,
of6hubael Hinkley's,
bounded eail by the
river, wet by the
road 8 a6o
Unknown--one tract on
the 4th mile, wet end
Lot No. 49, weil fde
of the river $50 40 Il
That uuleis faid taxes are paid on or before the
18th day Of June next, 70 much Of faid Ladd will
be fold at Vendue, on faid day, at one O'Clock In
the afternoon, al my dwelling houfe in Haowell,
as will pay the fame together with COTS and char
ges. JOHN SEWALL,
Cohe79r Of Cid ColleGfi9a Di6yia.
HIliozDsR, Ma,fb Il, 1901
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10 fbs non SegafsS aEf tbs f1oa. c IF RpresEIfFVcs
gt5s CoaraaazVzsh5 81 flgte5gsfts II Gsa.ral Caut
sG.ub.8 az Japrzy SCH, 4. d. 1904
He Petition OF the Subscribers hum
a bly, fheweth, that yS1r petitioners, inhabitants
Of the Plantation now called Hiram, in th1 County of
York, together with the bs.nts Of tract Of land
the eaflern fde Of Sal River, and adjacent TO
Brownfield, commonly cal8d Browns addition, and
ALTO Preicet's grant, hUmby iheweth--That your pc
tti0ner labor uHder various grievances in conequence
Of our preieni snincorporated htnaton aud whereas
the fad raet Of land are 70 uated that the inhabit
ants thereon can never &c any better accommodated
than to become one incorporation. The inhabitants
Of Browns addition, ltuated 70 remote from the
majority OF the inhabitants Of BrowufeId which rem
ders ncorvenien for the former it8od 10 connec-
tion with the latter, the travel public meetings
(by the neare rou's will be much fix miles and
thoie who may hereafter fct'e faid tract voG.d
doubtless have TO travel ten or twelve miles on every
public occaon, which together with the hadnefs Of the
roads renders the grievances great, l4borous aud
penfve. The plantation Of Hiram being fma and
lnfnfhcient for town of tlelf and there beng no
other tra9 Of land, except the aforelaid addition
which can be added thereunto with convenience
The principal inhabitants thereof are ituated by the
hde of Saco River, alto the ltuaton Of the ~
habtants Of the addition, and that confdera5ly COM
pa6ted. The plans herewith Prelented will be more
fully descriptive of the premiles
We therefore pray your Honors that a6f E1ay
PATS the Legislature incorporate the aforefad tracts
of land, together with the inhabitants thereon, into
town by the name Of with all the imn1-
mites and privileges which other towns enjoy by law ;
and as in duty bound your petitioners ihal ever
pray.
r-I1snTLJxy C,rr-rr
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TO THE HON. THE SENATE, AND THE HON. rFE
HOUSE OF REPREsEETATGvES or THE cow
MONwEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS, ~ GENERAL
CoUET ASSEMBLED TIKI REPRESENTATION
AND PETITION OF THE SUBSCRIBERS, AUMBLY
SHEWETH-
THAT we, inhabitants Of the town Of Top1,am. IN
Il the county Of Lincoln, are proprietors and own
ers OF Lands, lying Muddy River in iaid Toplham;
which Lands, owing to the flowing Of the tide fad
Muddy River, Of far els value than they would be
the tide was excluded and kept out and that BY
GLIDING the tide many Of the moi valuable foil
(Which being overAowed by every tide, is nnpro-
ductive and Uelefs) would be acquired and that the
calculated erpenfe Of fhutting the tide holds pro-
portion in very fma degree TO the great and lahng
advantage which would rclult thcreupon
YourIpetItoners therefore pray that they and their
aiociates may he empowered by law, to erect dam
dyke, 10 prevent the water from flowing up lld Mud
dy River, nearly in the courfc of the norheaGcrIy
boundary line Of the lot OF land now owned BY William
Reed and to rafe money to dery the exP-ne Of the
fame; and that they may be veed with the fame pow
ers and privileges, which other bodies, incorporated
tor lmilAr purpocs, have and enjoy And as in duty
hCsst.J
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Commonwealth Of MaTachuretts.

Commonwealth Of MaiIachulettS.
"a re Rsys Of RlpreE,ataiives. FsJ. os5, 1901.
q on the Petition Of James Gray Others, own
ers of CERTAIN tract Of Marfh ia PepperreIlborouGh
ADD Scarborough, praying, that a law may be pali-
ed to preveGv horfes, neat cattle, sc. from going
al large, and being turned on fiid Marlh, and for
other pnrpofrs referred to 10 fad petition,
ORDERED, That The Petitioners caufe IN at
teRed copy otther petition, and this order thereon
to be publilhed three weeks fucceEivev IL the
newfpaper Pubhhet by Eleazer A. jerks Of Port
land, the laR publication be three weeks al leaf,
before the fecond Wednesday of the frf f-aion Of
the neSt General Court, that all pe-fons iuterefed
may then appear and NEW caufe (if any they have)
why the prayer Of faid petition ihould not be
granted
Sent Up for concurrence,
EDWARD III. ROBBINS, Speaker.
Ia Ssnats, February VI, 1901.
Read and concurrcd,
SAMUEL PHILLIPS, Prel1deht.
a true copY-AueG,
EDWARD P. HAYMAN, Clerk Of Senate.
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Take Notice.

THE fublcribers take this method
IL to inform the public that they are about remov-
ing from this town and cali all perfons who have
any accounts opsR with them for immediate fetement
thofe who are indebcSd TO make immediate payment
and thole who have dehanes 10 call and receive their
pay.
Payn ElweIl & Sons.
No'f5yarssoufJ, lfays5 So,
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TIMOTHY CUTLER,
and thirty three others,
Commonwealth Of Maaachufetts.

Commonwealth Of MahachufettS.
In Senate. F.B as, 1901
ON the petition of Timothy Cutler,
aud Others, inhabitants of the plantation of Hiram,
Browns additonand PreGcots grant, praying that f4id
tracts Of land may be incorporated into town.
ORDERED, that the petitioners pub
h atteed copy Of their petition with this order
thereon, three weeks fuccelhvey in JESKs Portilga
Cazete, the laf publication to be thirty days leaf
before the fecond Wednesday Of The r Seion Of the
next General Courtthat all perfons intcreel may then
appear and Thew eaule(f any they havewhy the pray
CT Of the faid petition fhould not be granted
Sent dszvH for
SAMUEL PHILLIPS, P,sfdat.
IN tbe HUFF Of Representatives., X arch a, 1907
Read and concurred.
EDWD. II. ROBBINS, Speaker.
n true Copy.
Aaf.-EDw. P. HAYMAN, C5el y S.rHfs.
a Ii PerionS indebted to the fub-
IA fcriber, arc rcqusfted 10 call and pay Gsorg' z
Vaughan, my Attorney, or their notes and accounts
will be put in fuit without further notice.
ABRAHAM WEIGH.
5SarsI ", 1901.
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II tJs Hon Seaais aal he Hon. Hj5 IF Reprcjat1ivcl
gt6s Commonwealth 81 fteJgefts IA Gsq.ral Cozrt
a1sgs5l.5 az faaRary 6zll1, 4. y. 1901.
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JhWLS GKA1, Jun.
THOMAS CUTS,
WILLIAM MOODY,
ROBERT JAMESON,
EDWARD RUMERY,
WILLIAM GOOGINS,
ROBERT JAMESON, TUN.
ROBERT SOUTHGATE.
jfsoro'gb, January stu, 1901.
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III: Sub|cr15es rsN SELL
EXCHANGE tor 0pbycocd la"d
near TIE BLue- Rldge,
Ga. 81.

NGU INC oAc-IA1VS>7
4 valuable Tract OF Lane
in Northumberland county, two mile,
from The court ou!s, and near the BAN
Of TIC potcalsc, containing 1863 acres.
1'Ea;s tract Is divided into two plantations,
en- the one there is brick dwelling houte
50 by 50 feet conveniently divided, ard
two BRICK Offices, a. by IS feet. A farm
ed houi. 20 by IS feet cefgned for an
ovesfecr, and other olt hoa!es.
The convenienccs of this place are G
qna.lcd by few, ano the rsoipett eXce!led
by none in tic fate. The houie IS ii,a-
a.ed on high hill and commands all ex-
tsndve view Of the Potomac and the Chei-
a;,eake bay. There i, a creek Astounding
with The hneG fla and oyaers, which ter
inmates the fat land OF this trafe, that is
navigabIe for bay craft, ard affords an
excellent landing place within halsa mile
Of the houfe. Oh this part of the tratst
there is an excellent bearing apple and
peach orchard, ard variety of ether
;7u:, trees. 1t has q grea, Efficiency CT
oak ard hickory timber, for the ufe OF
the plantation, befdes large quantity OF
Pine.
On the other plantation there is frame
dwelling houle g by IS feet, and 3 few
DOT houles, luch as tenants generally have
about 1hsm. This part of the tract is as
we'll iiraated for flaming as any land. in
Virginia. Ii is we'll wa.ered, has l4tfi-
cheney OF timber for its fuppor', md
Gooriihins young peach ard apple orch-
ards.
IS !, is Preh,na5Ie that no pe:ien will
make Zach a pnrchs{- without viewing the
;,rem:ies, all that is neceGary to add is t'las
Mr.. Spencer Ball, living thereon, vii.
thew the whole, a:,d is fully authorized to
make ia!e thereof.
JAMES Y. BALL.
\. p. Any pe7ion purcaa:'ng ma DC
{upp..ied with nock CT Ill kinds neceaa:y
ard Efficient for :th.e plantation.
Feb. 10. Eaw.
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ALxaydri.a Ccxa'Y, !

I Go hereby certify, That Ed
card sk:amore bot before HE Abrahsla
gaw, ore OF the juiices OF peace Tor i4id
county, as an eltrsy taken up l'y h'u, 4
dark red cow, about 8 or 9 yeass.oId
marked in the back Part ct the Lei; e4r
w.,h iii,. ard On the upper part OF the
rlgS; car with the fame; her bag, biz
ar.a end ct her tail white, the EMS Of *,
hens iawed of, and apf:al:rd to h.>
,ounls, crrrcnt money.
>,,yen under my han,. this I'd day G.,
80. Ujlr, 1901.
ABRAHA>I FAW.
The above notice IS given,
Ih,, wl5ioe.er has lois iaii Coz NAY
cave her again, by applying &c Edwa1d
SIX me, s:yins abou, ieven miles no n
.AlcHaalr!a, neal tie road leading 70 L>el.
org, Ga proving property and paying
charges.
EDWARD SHIDMO2E.
Nov. :. Isw5't
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FOR Safe,

Three hundred and Gxty-hvc
acres OF LAND, lying in the county CT
tsGquier, near The Blue Ridge, adjpin; 2
the manor OF Leeds: tie above land IS
te.tile and well ii,aate for farming it Is
ccny eIient to five merchant mills, the !ar-
,hett not more than tx miles there is on
he iani between 40 and 50 acres OF nes.
dow ground, three of which axe in gra!s,
aud twelve will be put IN grais next tai:
there a:e alto 100 young, bearirg apple
tees OF excellent fruit, and variety Of
other isuit trees. The buildings On the
above Land are indifferent.
AJo,
Another tract adjoining, IN
der leaie for three lives, containing 40,
acres, fubjea to The annual ren, o!twen,y
dollars: there are on the lard one tory
frame houie, thirty by twenty eigh; ieet,
with two rooms on floor, a Young app,e
orchard OF an hundred trees, and nuricry
OF about three hundred trees of excellent
fruit there are aiio on the above land II
.: IS acres OF meadow grouad between 5
and I Of which arr in srafs.
The fubtcriber wihes to fell both traGs
together, any perfon inclinable to puech4ie
will plea!e to apply 20
JOHN KEITH, euior
living Oh tie prelrites.
Nov. u. ,;sawt
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BY the Ley Cov9rt Of B4.,l-
more County.
Auguf Iz,h, 1901.

Re;oLvcd, That the lnlpector
Of tobacco at FelI's Point in the c::y G;
t2a!!:;;saore, PATS no tobacco in hosiheads'
tie iilc AID di.1eniions OF which are not
agreeable TO the at of AGembiy, ei'ao-
Yong and hxing the fame.
:" Att of November feGion, 1859,
chapter 10, fiction s., and tor PTcvet;-
ing picking Of tobacco II unIzcabic ca!k''
Be 1t GRATED, Iha, no tobacco ihali be
paid or accounted lawful tobacco, eS-
cept tobacco in parcels, unle!s the i,D'
tnzli be packed in hogfhea4s not exceed
Ing forty eight inches in the length OF tie
H4ye, ara tevenry inches in The Whole
d;arn2:er with tie itavcs at the cr.lc z"1
bug; and the owner of tobacco packed
in any hog!head of g'eater d'mrni'oh,'
fllall rcrack the fame in GzeaJe ko3'
heads, as herein before exprenct, at -
own expsnce, before, II: fame hal .;
Paaed.
BY order,
WV. GIBSON, Cl,lk.
Tf.4 y,,vst
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To be Leajcd

For the term of II years, al reaionaoie
rents,
Sundrv tracts OF Land IL
the C.. lies OF Berkeley and iiampthire'
n rcntmcns, of convenient oimehicns,
from 90 to 200 acres.
In bsRkLEY.
sa6 acres upon the river. Potomac op-
polite to fort Frederic.
100 acres upon the river Potomac, At
the Uou,h of the Warm Spring run.
66o acres upon the norsh,ors, OF Sleepy
Creek.
eg Mr.. Butler, living at Bath, can
thew thefc Lands.
In HAMPsHIRR.
acres on New Creek, at the mouth
Of kit,lel;ck branch.
700 acres on the drains OF Abraham's
creek, On the Allegheny mounta:n.
6,s acres on the ionth icrK or Glib
bon's run.
o74 acres on the Allegheny mountain,
between tn. gap over TO Pine Swamp and
another gap, called "The way TO soi'lng-
toms meadow
<, acres, called the E" T1ous-po'@
,rat,." OF TIE drains of Great Cacapon.
The five lah mentioned traces we're ia
ssa ~ rear 10 wears ago, and granted TO
Thomas Bryan Martin, tecea,ed, and by
him conveyed to the fub!cr,eer. ANY OF
,hefc sraas arc 70 be purchated at res-
i5nahie price cne halt of tie money 10
he paid Gown, and for the other credit viii
L,.u,,ra9 For further particulars aDniV
Is 3teXaHAdIia 70 the tubicrb5r.
CHARLES LEE.
Sept. rs. Jaw
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u 4 " ( / " G.

Mr.. LONGER gives notice.
hat his fchool will open on Friday nex',
a; Mr.. Thomas !itrher,'s houie, corner
OF Cameron and Fairfax freei,, ard con-
,inUe on Friday ana Saturday, every
week, from ten I'LL one in the forenoon,
and rem two I'll! :;ye in the afternoon.
Prise Of tuition Tn DsNars per qaarter.
Air. /. VIII likcwi!e open his
NIGHT SCHOOL,
OF the evening OF Saturday next, anc cen
,inpe every Ihc,i1ay and Friday night,
rom, fix ill :ine o'clock. Pie Ell:
DaI!7r' per quarter.
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Sept. rs.
i iutOf Il illt5d.

IWI>H to procure Teacher OF ny
proved .n:ni, ara moral, u Tetldc IN III!
own tamiiy. IN accomplished ten:a.c
would be mott agreeable. The s2!!aFv
ihall ), proPor1ionat- to insri'. Le'.o's
sdGrsA>i - ne u Centcrvi.;e y S2.s'4x,
or a, New Make, in this ooua;v, III! be
eceised Ieldl<.
SPENCER, EALE.
PriH>e YIN. iii No. eol2,.s
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ConGaing 0f

supcrhne, fae and cosltr cloths, Ker-
feys, half ,hicks, fa!hlngs, ccaIinee>,
Kendall cottons, hanuHls, ha;zes, rrie
and itriped blankets, ca'i!nnres, iwan-
aowrs, plaids and jerlsya, 'ancy cord,
.elve,., jaaains, ilufs, cai5cces, Ir;l. L.
nens, iaauls, check handSsrchiefs, beds
ticking, ticklenburg, oinaburg, &c.
Gen,,emen's fine hats Of the newell ia!ht-
On and of very fa2sr;or quality, felt DO.
by the cafe and by retail, 'hlldren's
ona,te and fine DO. Aoes, kid, fluff, and
leather Aippers. Loaf fusar, brown DC.
in barrels, coffee in bags and b'.re's,
pepper and alipice, ehi"a AID queens
ware, which are now offered for iAle on
the mott Reasonable terms.
JOSHUA RIDDLE.
on. I6. doteo
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" s1nA ICN, LOt H"iFii,, th'StNH us
appearance, Id given tecu''ty according
- Is a., & e.l:.no.y anI tie t'Ss : t
tbs court, PA II appearing TO &c .a:.s-
faction OF TIC court, upon .GidAy'', dat
tie fad yohn r. Wheaton IS no' an 'n-
ha5i;sn1 OF bis dii!li.t, on m Il oi
Sid complainant, by his couti, 1t IS +
ie-ed, ,has the .aiu defendant, luhn I.
Wheaton, % ap,ear Ee;e Oh tie hrli
cay OF January Cour. next, and enter his
appearance TO the fait, and give :scu'i'y
for performing tie decree OF tie Court
and that Tie other defendants, Jotcph Ga
~, William Hodgfon, James M'Ctena
tan, George Clemeu,lon, Dennis Ram
;ly, and Bernard Gheouiere, do not FAY
away, convey rE,re,e the debts by 'her'
owing 70, or the eitatr or Effects in Their
bands belonging TO the fad ahisnt deter
dans John K. v hestor, us:'il the furth3l
order or decree Il this ccu,t: and that a
copy of this orler be forthwith Puoi.thod
fer two months lucceMvely IN one Of tho
public newipsrers pubi.ihed in this county,
and that another copy be ported at TIE
tiont door CT tie Court icufe OF the iaio
COMFY.
i cory--Tcf,
G. DENEkiE, c.
GA - JaIy n
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| he defendant,
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