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FIRST NOTICE.
Whereas a COmlninion Of
On THURSDAY,

Whereas a COmniHlon of
Bankruptcy IS awarded and ifiued forth
agalnf Elilha Cullen Dick of the town of
Alexandria, and he being declared bank
rupt is hereby required to furrendcr him
ieif TO tue commlflioners in the .faid COM
milton named, or the major part Of them,
On the ieventeenth day of this month. at
1Welye o'clock in the forenoon, at the
Warrington tavern, in Alexandria, and
make a full diicovery and diicIofure of his
e''ate and effects when and where the
s.editors. OF the faid Eliiha Cullen Dick.
either = in his deparate capacity or as one Of
Inc late houfe of James Meaie M'Rea and
company, may attend, prepared to prove
anelf aeots-At the fecond fitting of the
ss0snlnialoners, the faid bankrupt is to 20
.asoash his fecond examination; and at
=. se lals lifting the faid bankrupt is requir-
81 81 10 hniih his examination, and the ere.
C Sae aforelaid to chcoieaflignces, Of which
.uDlequent fitting due notice will be given
s'lu me Creditors are to anent or .dif1ent
n no' TIE allowance Of his certificate. All
l,Yn IS. indebted to the faid bankrupt, or
r nno nave any Of his effects, are not to
f f., .! oeiiyer the fame, but to whom the
notice to fFo1''' oa' 20 give
HENRY MOORE,
r.. Clerk to the Commifion.
,--- .snusrv 9, 1907. -
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longgrefs Of the United States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
IvEsD Az, January 6.
(Ds6afe concluded. J

(Ds6ate concluded. J
Mr.. Davis moved to refer the report to
a commlttee of the whole houfe.
Mr.. Smile hoped the houfc, before it
committed itielf by any Judgment, would
enquire by what authority the ferieant had
acted In this mole extraordinary tranfat3i-
on, that the citizen might in future be
protected from outrages fnailar to that
now under diGcntlion.
Mr.. Bayard fajd that t,,c gentleman from
Virginia mir. Nicholas had entertained
the fouie with an enumeration of doubts,
Which he hoped they would take no notice
OF. The facts before them came from,
icleet committee, who were the only Or
gan Of correct invefigation of facts.
Ii the facts were doubted the reference of
them to committee Of the whole, with the
view of entertaining their truth, would be
perfectly futile.
. As to the fentiments of the gentleman
on the report, he could not fay he was
iurprlied at them. They amounted Gmply
to this, that there was 1omething 10 Eacred
III the rights Of free Citizen Of a free
country, that it was altogether in7material
how re acted, or in what manner he treat
cd the contributed authorities of his coun.
try. Mr.. Bayard felt as much as the
gentleman for the rights of the citizen;
but he alto felt fone degree of refpee for
the government as he believed that
much, not merely of its dignity, but of
the Happiness of the people depended upon
an adherence to the tettled principles of
order.
The gentleman had told the houfe that
ne doubted its power in feveral refpeas.
Did he doubt its power to take the mott
instantaneous feps to preierve It's Tranquil
lily and orders To advance fuch doc
trine would be to degrade the houie below
the mott pitiful county court. There was
noluch court that did not poileis the power
of committing fora contempt.
MIR. John c.. Smith made ieveral re-
marks which were not heard.
Mr.. Nicholas {aid that his remarks had
been initiated. They were that the ma.
citrate was right in ifluing his warrant;
and that all that could be expected from
him was an admiflion of the plea of the
ferjeant, which had actually been done.
But to fay that magifrate fhall not call
your officer to an account in any cafe, is
iaying more than had ever been faid elfe-
where. Cannot your officer commit a.
bufes! Have not gentlemen heard of a.
bufes committed elfewhere? Have they
not heard too of their punifhment. In
fuch circumstances what other courfe can be
purified, than that whereby complaint is
fri made, and the defence then heardl
MIR. Nicholas did not think the COM
mittee had reported q true aatement Of
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IN the Gale OF diforderly behaviour in
the galleries, there were but two COURT
! winch could be purified. One was TO clear
the galleries Of all the pertons in them
his would be to punih the innocent for
the guilty. The other WIS (,be rg;
lar beara nat dyqmab.l
Mr.. Davis fpoke againff the repors
ana IN favour of referring it to comn;r
tee of the whole. ~'A'''t'-
WI. klttera advocated the report.
ME. Smile declared his decided d;sn
probation Of the conduct Of the ena,l-ar
the ierjeant and the committee.
MIR. Otis 4poke at comfortable lenotb
re defended the conduct OF the Speaker.
the ierjeant and the committee. He Oh
ierved that the authority of the Speaker
10 o1ect moncntary arrea was conced-
ca. 10 arreit tor an infant was as great
trei!Pats as to arre& for dav. It Could
not admit of queition that the .ericant was
bound to execute the orders of the Speak
er, and thcfe given by him, in the prc.
fence OF the whole houie, without th..
houie making any interference, were equal
to the actual orders of the hou{e.
1t ihould he noticed by gentlemen that
the ipecies Of outrages recently comrn;fte,l
was more to be dreaded than any other
.Slnd OF outrage. In other'countries,it had
been fatal. In the French Republic it had
produced much bloodhed and other mourn
iul trarliaetions. Dcfgning men attended
tor the express purpofe cf inf iring terror,
thereby hoping to carry their favorite
meaiures and in cafe they were called 10
account, they too GENERALLY found adhe-
rents, Or loft thelniclves ina croud. This
deicrlption OF outrages was therefore more
to be feared than open aGault upon the
members.
Mr.. Macon conceived that, in an affair
OF this Kind, which prclented the firh IN.
itancein which a complaint had been made
agalnt an officer Of the i,ouCe for the arrea
OF citizen, it became the houfe to at
with deliberate caution. He was for =
reference to the committee of the whole.
re was not difpofcd to go at length into
the arguments, urged by gentlemen infa.
vour Of the report. But he did not be-
lieve that the dignity Of the houie had any
liAi'i1 " VIZ Will OGIiUC15.
MIR. Nicholas had little doubt but that
the tentiments contained in the preamble
would hereafter be quoted as authorities.
In this point Of light he conidered them
as dangerous. They tended to extend,
under the name of privilege, the powers
Of an ahembly, placed in circumstances
peculiar to itfelf; and this extenGon could
only be made at the cxpence of the maeif-
tracy OF the country. The truth was that
the civil authorities had powers, in many
Gales concurrent with thofe OF the houfe Z
and 1t became not the houfe in fuch cafes
to countenance an executive exercife of
them.
MIR. Nicholas had no doubt of the
Speakers making true ttatement, accord
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that he had releafed the man. and sfIer
wards arrelsed him f>cond time. He
was, therefore, authorized in GupooGng. not
that the committee had fapprcAed facts,
out that they had not made full enquiry
into them. It was, then, an acceptable
iervice to give this information to the
gentleman, IN the hope that they would
be influenced by it.
Ilc was furpri5cd at the ilnputat;on
thrown on member, who was alluded TO.
as having adyi1ed tic prosecutioa Of the
ierJeant. This ccndnte, 70 far from being
diigraceful, he confdered as highly homo.
rabe, coming as it did, from a member
enjoying an inviolability of character
MIR. N. concluded with the expreGion of
hope that the buiinefs would be buried
In oblivion without controversy.
Mr.. Dana faid there were two features
OF the report that feemcd to excite the fem
hbility Of the gentleman from Virginia
one was the improper opinions expreaed in
1t; the other, the impntation thrown on
member. He would have been truly fur
prlied at the remarks he had heard on this
location, had not very flnilar remarks Of
ten been expreHed. Could any gentle
man, pretending to judicial knowledge,
doubt the power Of the houie? Could any
man doubt that to arrett an officer of this
houie for diicharging his duty was a viola
ton of privilcges
AS to the inputation thrown on a mem
Der, if any member had adyiied the pro
iecution, was not the imputation me3itcds
FOR could any member Of this l,oule, i'm
preiied with JUL Genfe Of his Ration, 70
far degrade hinfelf or the houie, as to re-
quef the interference Of magiGrate -
This indeed would be a vulnerable degra-
dation Of the houie.
Mr.. Harper was prepared, if this were
a tit time, to{hew that the Speaker clear
ly poGeGed the power he had exerciicd.
1t could be efabliihed by the beft autho-
rites. He was againf reference to the
committee Of the whole, which was the
only quefion before the houie. IF gentle
men wifhed to try the abfraa principle of
privilege, they fhould move recommit
ment to the feleet committee, and ahign
for reafon the Objectionable parts of the
preamble.
The Speaker faid that whatever words
he may have ufcd IN giving his orders to
the lerjeant, it was his intention to have
arrefed, and held in confinement, fubjett
to the order Of the houic, the man who
had committed diiorderly behaviour in the
gallery. Hc thought then, and he fill
thought, that his power extended to that
length.
If the Speaker did mot po0efs this pow
er, member might be a6aulted without
the bar, debate might enfue, and before
the houEe could conc to any decifon, the
Object to be anfwercd might be defeated.
1t was therefore only jufice to the fer
jeant to declare that whatever he had done
had been in obedience to his orders.
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N O T &c e..

asa;a, p '' having claims
s ps' the eaate of the late 70 Tuom,s
ward o a' !, are drequeaed to bring them for
and In WI OF before the firf of March next.
reouea els Indebted to him are respectfully
Jan. !. oNAEN' Adm'x.
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Portland Marine Lii.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Monday, April 6-ArriUed hip Mary, capt.
William Baker, A days fran Lij5on.--8tb FEB.
Paid BY the ps Of May, .Bip DIANA, capt. Smith.
Of and from BsRon, band 10 tbe ~ W. CoaF-
all eOeA->aikd from tie lie 9f MAY, 18th Flb.
brig Ameha, capt. Hggea5, Of and tar Balfi1rore.-
The Mary left tbs lie Of Nay on The 1871 FEB IL
company q0itb brig Psly, capt Gardner, Of Marble
head. On tie 18th, anchored IN Pert Prqy Bay ;
failed tbat eVenmg from tbe 45evs place, brig Union,
capt StePbeajon, Of and FIR May5tbsa@; on The "a
Ft5. arrivedtbe Bip Criterion, efand from Bgi2on,
on Der qOqy to Batavia SO days on, all qOeA. Sail
ed fiom Pert Pray Bay in company qOitb brig Three
Syfer5, capt. Vickaey, far No,t5A, YIgiuia. LIFT
at the LGs ofMay brig Far Columbia, capt. Llaae,
Of NeUyork, to Jail far the Wsindiss in tU days !
The ybip Vole"t, capt. Hovey, Of Ke0nebaHk, failed
Jar the W52ndies, Jan. "a.
Same day--Shp Pr5fdsat, capt. CraBtret, IS
days from Mani, il Cuba left there Gip Lucia,
Co0k, Of BoJfo1; big alfred, Price, MsqgPort ;
,0bip TAO S12ers, Knight. PortLand-APrA /, 10
leagues S. S. w. tI0m the (outb y05oal, Nantucket,
Poke BP Far Amtriean, Of Salem, for PbiiHda-
Pbia, dayt our
Wednesday, April S--Ayrivsd jgsp Nabgy,
capt. Craada!, 81 days from LivrPooL
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AT coURT-OF GENERAL SESSIONS OF THE
PEACE FOR THE COUNTY OF CUMBERLAND, BE
GUN AND HOLDEN AT PORTLAND IN SAID
COUNTY, on THE LAST TUESDAY IN MARCH,
A. D. 1891.
Il 'HREE Petitions viz. one fubftribed by number
Il OF the inhabitants of the upper and lower Coos
country, both lides of Connecticut River; one by
number of the inhabitants ofFryeburgh, and others
and the other by number Of the inhabitants of Stan
din, and others all Purporting-That the county
road leading from Standilh Portland might be alter
ed greatly for the benefit and convenience of the public
IN general-that it might be fraightened 70 TO
duce the 6ifance from John Deane, figures, IN Stan
dh two, if not three (the Petitioners frn mentioned
FAY, at gf three miles, and avoid leveral arge hills
which now greatly impede the trave only Of fad
petitioners, but Of all the citizens who pals with their
teams from the fate Of Vermont the upper part Of the
fate of Nevhamphire and from Canada, to Portland
And therefore praying that highway may be laid
out, the old altered, 70 that the above ncoR-
venience may be remedied, and the public better
moded-were prclented to the Court and read -
WhereuPon the Court order, that the petitioners caulc
public notice of laid Petition be given, by cauGng
the iubance of the fame with this order 10 be pub
lfhed in of the Portland Newspapers three weeks
fucceivey, the lar publication be lean fourteen
days before the third Tuelday of June next, that any
Perion who fees fit may appear at the Court of Cen
era SefOns of the Peace, which then to be holden
at Portland, within and for the county aforelsd,
thew caule, any they have why the prayer Of fad
petition lhould not be granted
AtteR, SAMUEL FREEMAN, Clerk
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BOSTON, APRIL o.
FROM THE MEDITFRR ANEAN

ENOH LIE MGDII Ekk6N6HN.
Capt. Lovett, arrived here yeRerday from Ali
cant, Informs, that he fell in with the French
iqnadrcn, which efcaped out of Brett, about 20
lessuSs on the Barbary coat, bound up the Medi-
terranean thathe fpoke American v.iIel who
had beea boarded by the above fquadron, and
treated politely. Capt. Lovett further informs,
that the U. 5. fhip George Warrington, captain
cambridge, had returned from Confantinopie, to
Algiers and after tarrying there lhort time was
fufered 70 proceed home, ihe brought number Of
French prfoners from that place to Alicant, and
failed from thence with the Rover and feveral 9TH
er American vefiels, which ihe conveyed. The
crew were IN good health. All American veffeIs
bound up the Mediterranean are compelled to
ride quarantine for forty days, before they are per-
mtted to enter any port. Since the rupt1re be-
tween England and the Northern Powers, upwards
of 900 fail of Swedilh and Danih vefIels have been
fent into Glbralter.
BALTIMORE, MARCH 90.
Orders were ifued at the War Office at Walhington
on Wednesday iennight, for The Herald loop of war
now at Bolton, fail Immediately, to call in the cruz
GERS OF the United States the WeR India Ration All
letters of marque, again the vec Of the French Re
public null and void.
NETWORK, MARCH 40.
Captain Noyes Of the Revenue, arrived here
yeterday, in four days from Norfolk, informs that
very ferrous dnpute took place there Yesterday
week, between part Of the crew Of tie French frig
ate Semi4nte, and number Of Britilh and Anne
rlcan failors on fhore, il which between 40 and 40
Of the former were killed and wounded. Capt.
NoYes faw two of the French killed.
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The Commanding officers OfcO-ps will be particularly
Attentive their returns that they be accurate and
made in due tme-thofe of the Cavalry and Artillery
;, well as of the infantry. The Major Generals will
lce that their REFLECTIVE dviions completely organ
ICED, and will ue their orders for the annual mufers
and reviews as the law directs. In every diviffon
where the Major General is abfent, or there is va
cancy in that Office, the enor Brgadier General will
take the command Of the divihon. and all the
functions Of commanding officer thereof during fuch
ahfence, until the Office Of Major General fh4ll be
filled.
The Quarter Matter General will iupply the compa-
nes Of Artillery with the neceiary laboratory flores,
and each Of them with fifty pounds Of powder for The
year, be expended the veral Muaers the Gen
eraI Officers ihall direct
BY Order Of the Commander 10 C5i1f
WIN DONNISON Adutant General.
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70 TIE Hon. The Jpqiees oFtbe Court Of Common Pleas
boiden az Warren on tbe btcOHd Tu:fdGy or January
DINO D0nini 1901.
NE petition Of Jofepb Chrtopher, of Pownal-
l. borough, 10 the county Of Lincoln, Efquirr,
respectfully hews, that your petitioner IS interefed
10, and feized as tenant 10 common with others 10
your petitioner unknown Of one undivided moity
Of certain tra6, piece, parcel Of land, ftuate,
lying aud being in Pownalborough aforelaid, on
Wifcaf1et Point 70 called, bounded thus, viz. Be
ginning at the Northeafterly corner Of land belong
ing to Jeremiah w. Moves, onte road leading by
theBurYing- ground thence northweR twenty eight
rods to land belonging to the heirs of the Eaate of
Henry Hodge, Efq. deceafed; thence northsaa by
land belonging to faid heirs thirty four rods thence
foutheaR twenty two rods thence foutherly and
weftery to the bounds fra mentioned. And your
Petitioner being de6rous of having, holding and
enjoying his particular part, ihare, or portion of
fAd piece trad Of land with the privileges there
Of; Prays the piece or tract of land afOreiaid may
be divided and that his fAd flare or moty thereof,
may be aligned 10 him, 70 that he may hold the
fame in fevcralty,-
JOHN MERRILL, Jun. Attornty
to the fad Chrfopher.
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Itte6, JONATHAN BOWMAN, jun. Clerk.

LINCOLN, Court Of Common Pleas, at Warren,
January Term, 1901.
UPON the petition sforeiaidj Ordered that the
iad petition, notify all perfons interefted therein,
to appear at the next Court Of Common Pleas, to
be holden al Pownalborough within and for the
county Of Lincoln, on the 6rf Tuefday of June
next by publjIhing an atteRed copy of fad pc
tition and this order thereon three weeks fuccef-
ively in Jenk,' Portland GaSafe, the laf puhliea-
ton to be three weeks at leaf, before the fitting of
court; ato by poainG an att4hed copy of faid pc
tifon and this order thereon, in foHie public place
70 faid PownaIborough three weeks at leaf, before
the fitting Of faid Court, that they may then and
there appear aud lhow caufe if any they have, why
the PRAYER thereof fhuuld not BE- gtanted.
4AtfeR-JONATHAN BOWMAN, jun Clerk
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Bank Bills Lott.

THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD Loft, in Port
land on Tueiday lait, ago Dollars, in Bank Bills,
wrapped up bill Of quantity iron, recepted by
Mr.. Field Of Bottom. The bills were four OF the Union
Bank, Bottom, Of 50 dollars EACH and one Of 3o.---
Whoever has found f4d bills aud will return the
fame 70 the lubfcriber lha be entitled 40 the above
reward.
BEZAI BLANCHARD.
NnfIyInoafbi HSr6 8.
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SENATORS FOR CUMBERLAND.

The Hon Stephen Ling JsA.oO, is undoubtedly chOfen
by the people. The principal candidates to fupply
tie place IF Mr. Davir, Wee554y St0rr, and Sam
ssi p. RsEK EGqrs who have nearly an equal number
Of votes n he towns which have been heard from. It
Is probable therefore thele gentlemen will be candidates
at the Legislative choice.
From the county of York. and the EAltern counties,
no certain information yet received, respecting Sena
tors. As there were many candidates. mott likely there
is no choice.
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LIST OF TOWN OFFICERS CHOSEN At The An
nUAL MEErrNc-APRiL 8, 1901.
Tozvz Clsrk-Stephen Patten.
Observation-Disclosures lfaac Ililey, Thomas
Motley, Jofeph Titcomb, and JoiePn a, lngraham'
OzerfcrJ Of tbe Poor-stephen M'Lellan, Jacob
Moves, and Iolhua Rogers.
72von Treafyer-Enoch I'neX
Warren, Daniel Cobb, and James
Confabl,s-Ezra Gibbs, George Burns, Ezekiel
Sawyer and JofePh Thouls.
Collector ofTaxes-George Warren.
Say4Tgors Of Boards and Shingles, CsiieyJ of Hoops
saa Sta9.J, aod CnlfrJ Of F6, 10 Dc choien at the
adjournment in May.
Fsnee VfsqUer5-Jofeph Challis, James Jordan,and
Wiiam WaterhOuie.
Tyt5nomsn-Iames Neal, James Jordan, John
Thralher, Benjamin. Thcomb' Samuel I. nuI 1S
Clerk eftbs Market-Salmon Chaie, Daniel Da-
Wis, John Rockingham, George (. Vaushan' ano
James d. Hopkins. ,.,,.
S.oIer, of Leatber-Peter Warren, John Phillips,
Henry Wheeler, and Ala PIummer.
Agay MaRerJ-Zacharah NOVEL;, JoiePh Lows,
md Alexander Baker. .
Hugh M'Lelan, Daniel Tucker, Nathaniel /. Foi-
aick, Matthew Cobb, Woodbury. Storer, and 10
Der; Boyd. -,
O,gr5er, offbs Wo,k5oaf--Johu Thrafher, Tho
mas Webfer, and John Mnfey.
Hog ReeveJ-JofePh Challis, James Flood JoiePn
WhfJn, John knight, and Robert Mitchell.
Psugd Kreber-DaDel Wire.
: Evp,9or Of imported Limss-Richard Goodlng.
Iajb,7sy Of manufactured Lfne-W iRiam WEBB
H,lhb Committee Infpc6tor of Police, Thomas
Motley. William Symmes, EbeneZer Mayo, and
S,Josg carr1r;tfee- JohnWaite, William Symmes,
IGac Ilsy, David Hale, Thomas Webf.r, John
Frothingbam, John Thraiher, Arthur MLellan,
Ivn.q5r " pgLf.e 10 be chofen at the adjourn
ment. -,
The StIet4meu Of this town have appointed Mr..
MosEs LuNr. Seaer of Weights and Meaiures,
2sreeably 10 late law Of this Commonwealth.
- Town Clerks ia different paris OF the Diltret are
e.rney loeiGd to forward Abatement OF votes as eAry
A. pSiIbe.
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wIscAssET, APRIL 5. This day aTyi1sd, Brig
Plato, capt. Farnbam, "a days from Anhgaa, March
z5tb, in lat 40; 10 ~ The mouth of fbs South Chan
neil Poke Brig TraVeitr from POrtfaioutb for the Ha-
UahHa. all zveH Same dog, Poke Schooner ATLANTIC,
from Salem for Jamaica.
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Spring Goods at Ap67ion.
R. G.. Shaw, & Co.
Will exPole at their Office, No s. State.lreet B9aars
at PUBLIC VENDUE,

On TUESOAr, tie 2if Of april next,
II and other GOODS juR received from GreenocE
and LiverPooI, via Newyork conGRing chiefly of the
following articles, which will be ruck off without re-
ierve, to the bighr bidder, for account of the hp-
Pers, At credit Of TWO, four, and fix months for ap
proved endorfed notes, VIZ,
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Theft towns, with the addition OF O more IN the
counties of SuFot. NooIt, hdasfx, Plymouth, Br7o,
Ede, and Wore51r, received by the af mai, give Mr..
Strong S335-Mr. Gerry 934o-which added to the
twenty towns in this D'trct leave the Prsent total
For STRONG, e8zI.-For GERRY, Iol7S.
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Freih Garden Seeds.

TUST received for fale, at WILLIAM HUDSONS
J Grocery Store, in the new brick building in Mid
de.llreet near the head Of Union treet, sortmen
Of genuine GARDEN SEEDS, Of the laa ia POI taton.
SAGsTeb %.
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Carpets and Carpeting,
common, damafk and
ingrained
Brnadc oths, Plains Swami.
downs and Baizes
Mems Hats ahortsd
Callcoes, Ginghams and
Printed Mullins ;
Purple, ChiEts and Olive
Shawls
Cotton and Linen Checks
Linen and Cotton Pocket
Handkerchiefs
Silk and Linen Threads ;
White and colored Mer-
feiIe' Quiltings;
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FOR SALE,

FOX SALE,
a N excellent HOUSE LOT, in Court hreet-
"A having thereon one tory fnfhed Houfe,
with three rooms on the floor and new Barn
For terms inquire Of the Printer, or
JAMES BLAKE.
Portland, AprI %.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-13

Tbe z,ote,, babE6ed this dag, are from Mr.. Gerry
FROM bods,' aubieb qUW eey account for biz ma
srity No ,etany are Jet reoeived from TIE interior
cauatie5, evbsre Mr. Strong is thoroughly kn9Vn, aud
Su5sre qUe may calculate on zsy liberal 'te ~ Si'
faz,a,. In tbs DiRri, Mr.. Strong zVW moG proba-
~ haze comfortable majority. So that The public
NAV rufioaaHy expeH that The virtaonJ and a1abie
Gozeraor Strong sUd fH tbe chair the rajHing Tear.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-13
Choice of Governor, sc.

The following is rtatement Of the votes for Gov
ernor in fuch towns have been heard from in this
DiAriG. Mott Of them are authentic.