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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-16
1872 auGQoaEEp.
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II ft year CIR Lord tbeand gb 5and,ed and t-Do
An a6 to incorporate the plantation called FLINTs-
TOWN, in the county Of Cumberland, into town
10y the name Of BALDWIN.
- E Il enaded BY fbe Senate and Haul: cf Repre-
Id fntativ.s in Grnsrai Court aDsm5led, andy
tbs authority Of The fame. That the plantation
= Fiintllown, in the county of Cumberland,
bounded as follows, viz. Beginning on Saco
river, at the weAerly corner OF StaEdIfh thence
northealtery, on faid Standih, to Sebago
pond thence northerly, ON fad pond, to Mud
dy river mouth thence north, thirty Tx degrees
eat, FIVE hundred and twenty-five rods, to
Raymondtown plantation thence northweft,
on iaid Raymondtown and Otis6eld, to Bridg-
tor. ioutheaherly line thence fonthwelterly,
by fad Bridgton, TO the line OF Brownheld !;
thence fouth, thirty degrees eaa, by fad Brown.
field. five hundred and fifteen rods, TO the
eafferly corner of faid Brownfeld; thence iouth,
iixty degrees wet, on fsid BrownfIeld, three
miles, to Prefcott's grant, 10 called /; thence
iouth, on faid Prefcott's grant, four hundred
rods; thence forth, fixty degrees welt, it'll on
faid Preicott's grant, one mile, TO Saco river,
thence down fad river to the bound hrtt men
toned with the inhabitants thereon, be, and
they hereby are incorporated into town by
the name of Baldwin and the fad town IS
hereby veaed with all the powers, privileges
and mmunies, which other towns 10 this Com
monwealth DO, or may by law enjoy.
Sec. 2. and BE- il further eaaaed. That Joiiah
Peirce, Eiq. be, and he hereby is empowered
70 iiiue his Warrant, directed 10 fome iutable
inhabtant within fad towo, requiring him TO
warn a meeting of the inhabi ants thereof, to
meet at fueh time and place as nall be expreiied
in faid Warrant, for the purpoie OF chocling
fiich town officers. as other towns are emPow-
cred 10 cHooie in the month of March or April
annually.
dbprsvtd b. III Go7srEar, .Jaar g, IScz.
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IvoLumE V.

father commands bis refpesfs ard ben rifhe;
with nine, tha, yen may be bica with health
10 90 through the arduous work yon have in
hand- that i may Be completed with The
eraeR regard to ruth, to your honour, and
the good of mankind.
9 am. with refpea, Reverend SIR, your
moi obedieni humble fervant,
SAMPSON SIMSON.
Rev. B. Kcnnicott"
q In I771 DR.. Cooper returnet Shc NJ. S.
with the following letter:
Sir beg you to accept Of nv bea thanks
TOR the uie of your valuable Hebrew NJ. S.
which | am very glad IF returning 10 yCu 70
lately as BY the hands Of DR.. Cooper. / fhall
take care publicly to exprefs my gratitude fox
this ad of yonr kindnefs.
"And am, Fir, your highly obliged and ODE.
dent fervant, b. KENNICOTT.
- Oxford, Mavrr,r774"
There does not appear any certainty when
this Hebrew NJ s. was written. Gentlemen
learned in The Hebrew language have differed
greatly IN their opinion-frorn 7cO to 1860
years ago. Some have gone 70 far as to fup.
Poie i 70 have been written BY Ezra the Gcribe
hut all agree thar il is valuable as well as
very ancient manufcript,
I" lam, fir, with due reipsa, your mof hum.
bic iervant, SOLOMON SIMSCNn
Mr.. Simlon's manufcript is mentioned in the
leeond volume Of Kerncott's Bible in folio Of which
there IS copy in the brary Of Columbia College Ia
the catalogue of the fcven hundred which he ccAf-
&C, this IS the IA4'h, and IS diitinguihed by the
words, hnrris. Ne0 Etoy i corirlnred by him
70 have been written between the years SEQ and 1905
Of the chrlitian ara
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-16

Clocs-mater, Jez0eller y SAverjmitb,
uAS conitantly for fAle. at hi, Clock Manufataory
L i in F,yatr.g. CLOCKS Of alnoA every defcrpton,
warranted equal TO anv in he world for time keeping
Gentlemen may asy time be fippied with eight dAy
Clocks either At faid mandatory, their dwelling
houles, by verbal written rtqueR cheap tor cath
As any where be purchaled
All savors in any ling Of his buhnefs will be duly
Acknowledged
G e 100 at7vs Boy,, ri IS years Of age zoN nee.
zphb g9if.'mf dPpyentie.', asezGstiou il 7ad feon
Fryeburg, AueuH 4, 1904.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-16

HE Proprietors of the Turnpike Road
IN Scarborough, are hereby notified that their meet
ing fsnds adjourned 70 the 10Th inf 70 meet at Mr.
SETH Lissys Tavern. in faid Scarborough. at one
O'clock IN the afternoon. general attendance of the
profreors IS reqaeed, as buineis of Importance will
then be acted upon
MOSES LIBBY, Prop. Clerk.
Ssar5oroag5. AEggf 4, 1901.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-16

WHEREAS, HANNAH, my wife, has left
my bed and board, and reiules to live with me,
and IS rum eg in dcbt--hs is therefore to forbid
al perions hsrhoring trulng her on my account as
am determined not TO pay fngle debt he may con-
trad from this date SAMUEL NETTING.
LezOjaon. Hsggf !, 1891.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-16
Bankrupt Bottles.

WHEREAS Commiien of Bankrupt IS ava rded
NV and iiiued forth againit WILLIAM FAlRFiE Id
If P.bsy,.E5,ssgB in the Dtrt of Maine. nereh ant
and " having been declared Bankrupt, is hereby re.
ored 70 furrender himelf to the derhgned Co m
ioners, the t'0e1y third day OF asgf inan'' and
n hs Gxb and on the trvestiet5 days OF Seonb rext,
. ,, 81 the clock in the forenoon each of aid days
A. The Oise of PssSTIss Mullen, in B.iisforS and
,ke fall dfcovery and dhcloiure of all his etfate and
-artas And when and where the Creditors are 20
come prepared to prove their debts aHd At the tr
,oeeto0 10 choole AGsnees; and at the lat needing
,he Bankruo, is required hnfh his examination, and
,he Creditors are to aGent 70 dGcnt from the al
low.ucs Of bis Ceri6cae.All perfons indebted to The
t,d Bankrupt, or who have Any OF his effects not
20 cav or deliver the fame bur 10 whom hc fad Com
mhenc.s Gall appoint.
PRENrIsS MELLEN,)
SAMUEL PERSON, ComnTfaaos
JAMES CRAY, JuN.
1,..S ,s;, otb dzy sf 4rrra. Fl D 1901.
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fluitru atstcs sptarta Of sgaiue,

July II, 1904.
roTiCR IS hereby gwen to the creditors Of
N Jonathan M'Kenny,
of Portland Trader, asainR whom Commihion OF
Bankruptcy has duty fined and proceeded upon, that
shey may be heard f they think ) before the Judge
OF iaid Diftrct Court the ,g Taszry Of SepfeH5er
NEXT at the Court Ho4s ia s'saf sgalntt making and
allowing Certificate Of Dileharse 60 fad Bankrupt
before which lime exceptions fuch allowance may
DC exhibited.
DAVID sEwALL, C.u;t If Man.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-16

July 70, 1909.
ENroTICE is hereby given to the Creditors OF
IN Caleb Hatch,
OF Portland, merchant, againh whom Commiifon OF
Bankruptcy has duly 6ued and proceeded upon, that
they NAV be heard Il they think IT. before the Judge
sf faid Dinrit Court. the fri Ts1ay IF September
next, al the curt tioufe in Wta1e in fad diltria
ssgainn making and allowing Certificate Of Dhcharge
&c fad Bankrupt before which time exceptions 70 fuch
allowance may De exhibtsd.
,y,o svwAIrt gJz4-e sff5s Dy',is
DAF'D oE"E1-L, Cont Of Maine.
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ISAAC lLSLEY, Ctrk.

Purfuant to the foregoing vote, the
Directors Of the Bank aforeiad hereby Civ: notice.
thar they have appointed Tusaay tie Sesut5 LAY IF
Ssen5er next, from eight o'clock in the forenoon uai
hn IN the afternoon to receive the r payr,en arrces
by thereto. at the building purchaied for the Corpo-
ration, VIZ. No. IL Jores R0ro in F5 f,eet Portland
81 The paymen's to he made in God and Silver
SAMUEL FREEMAN, Chairman.
Portland, A4ruf a. 1907,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-16
From tbe Gazette Of re UniftG Slater.
AN ACCOUNT OF A
HEBREW MANUSCRIPT COPY
OF TIE
JEWISH SCRIPTURES,

NOW IN EEWToRK ::
In Letter from Mr.. solomon Smfon, the Propristo
DR.. Mitchell, dated March Is, 1904.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-16
A Fifty Dollar Bill

yETAS LOST lat week, fnppofed 10 be in P,yf,asf
w Any perloa having found the fame, ihall BE
Handsomely rewarded by leaving it at the Cazs'ie 2e
Aggys 3, 1904.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-16
StraVed.

a COW, black and white Footed, the tip CT
( \ her hornsiawed off, (he is of a fmall ize.
Whoever has taken up flid Cow, and will inform
the priuter 70 that lhc may returnedto the owner
Ahall be rewarded or his trouble Augnf !.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-16
MAINE BANK.

TIE frf meeting Of is fa5tri6ers fer tbs eeains
Sass' boAasa at Portland, Ju5 ~, lSos-YorsD,
THAT the irf payment to be made,
be ten per cent. on each tarc which faall be
Paid e the Directors at fach time aud ace as ,hsy
a Ice nc to appoint, to receive the fame giving not
eis than twenty days notice. and chat lueh fubcrbers
as au neg ef to pay the fame, iha be conidered as
having forfeited thcir flares in the Bank
Voted-That the Directors be and hereby ar. en-,
Poweret 70 admit fuch additional fublcribers 70 com.
pete the fubicrpon the number Of Three Thousand
Shares, and alto uch perfons the room of thoe who
may forfeit their hares by paying N their r pay
msnt, as they iha Zee fit.
Atteit, ISAAC lISLEY. Clrk
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-08-16

AUGUST 4, 1909.
.NIOTICE is hereby given to the Creditors OF
IN FRANKLIN TINKHAM, Iraoer-rEI lex
BY SON Merchant--And JOSEPH CHRISrOPHERs,
Merchant. all Of WIfcalIett agani whom Commiiiions
of Bankruptcy have feverAy iIued and proceeded up
90, that they may be heard, if they think b. before
the Judge of faid D0ria Court on The fJf I1gl4y Of
-Seut1 ext, at the Court Houfe in Weafiett alore-
|fnid spaini making and allowing Certificate OF DIFF
charge to isid fevrrsl 8ankrups before which TIME
exceptions to furh allowance may De exhibited.
,o o,v,,t fatrs Of tie DJf,ia
Dh'iD oI" 49, Cozrt of Maine.
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,TOTICE is hereby given 10 tn,

lATOTICE is hereby given 10 the
land, aganR whom Comminion Of Bankruptcy has
been awarded and iuea forth, that the Commit oners
named in faid CommfIion, and the Afgnce Of his
Eaate aud Effects. intend TO meet at the Commiiion-
ers Of.cc in Fiji nreei Portland Thurldsy, the
10Th day of Augul nex,, o'clock in the fore
noor, IN order make dividend Of the eftate and
eecs of faid Bankrupt, when and where the Credit
ors who have not proved their deb,s come pre-
pared prove the fame ottherwife they will be ex-
Guided The bcce6ts Of faid dividend
Il JOSIAH TUCKER, Aggree.
PertazS, Txy 70, 1904.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-04

,r.ur PRoPRIETORS Of UNION WHARF, are
b.-sby notified that their annual meeting will Be
i 4 Gsn WiaiH C,55's Tavern. on the fra Tuef-
s',og January next, at 6 O'Clock, P NJ. when they
81 on he following articles, viz.
"a choec Moderator.
TO chools Clerk for the enfuing year, and fuch
s1r 0ffcerss they lhsll judge neceh4ry 70 manage
a.r fup
70 receive accounts and allow the fame if they
brPa
u II te if the Proprietors will vote any FUN or
fa, Of money TO he aGeded RATED ana applied for
IL urpoe OF adding to the wharf already built, and
/, dsif4y any eEPenee0 that may attend iad hufnels
y K ohsrwiie incurred in managing the affairs or
n,ogas the interef Of faid Proprctors, and gener-
,gp at on all matters tAar they 1h4I think necef-
81 for the ineree Of the concerned.
Thomas Beck, Pr9b. Clerk.
pgtiss3 Dee a. Sol.
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VOLUME ~.

and wfiom and for th-ir anti.repnbl;l IN
mealnres-yer yon tell Us tie government u ,n
the " full tide Of fucceE5ul experiment
After this review of your adminifration. On,
traited with your projections, fhall we lay. thar
you "go wrong through defett Of Judgment
or that 9 We think you wrong, becsul- our Do
ltlons do not command a view of the whole
ground :" You declare g your errors tb,ll
never Be Intentional" We will Be As indnI-
gent as Pctiba but how much orr con6dene.
IN your afurances, is impaired by an examina
ton OF your ProfsGions and official proceedings,
leave for you to determine.
FOR one thing We will give you foil credit
the apprehension that you ihoSld not retain
your popularity, till the clofe of your adminiG,
tration. You mott probably had Z prefenti-
ment that your talents would nor flGain the
forced reputation you had acquired. And n.
deed 1t was not poliible for common diGcern.
ment not to forei=e your fate. Your reDuta.
ton, iir, to be plain with you, is fatti9ur. It's
not the fruit Of theweli earned elteem ofthe more
dIlceFnng Intelligent and rcIpeSable part of III.
American people 1t is The premature prod,tr.
ton ct q hot bed, that will withsr when exnoc.j
to bleak and temPcAuous weather. orr at.
miniitratiou will fink you to the rank wh;cb
correct obieTYers Dave long ago aGynsd you;
that Of a luPer6cial ohilo(opd,r, 1l5-s Gowv
than Proiound-au meitiols, Lut weak poli.
clan, jutt fitted to be The nominal leader of i
faction, and Pulhed forward, Ike Urab. to he
front OF the battle, BY thoic who with 10 enjoy
the BENEFITS without bearing the Responsibility,
81 public meafnres.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-04
O3olefaie am Retail CuaresbuutF,
OPPOSITE THE COLUMBIAN TAVERN
Wakefield & DObbs.

II AVE nt received by the late arrivals from Lon
4 don ana Liverpool, large afortment Of Fall.
and WINTER GOODS--conGRing Of London aad
Yorkihire fine and luperihe mixed aud plain colored
Brosdcloths; middtag Broad and ForeG Cloths; IA.
Perhne fms and low priced Kerleymeres Shags from
~ to l4j per yard plain and twilld Coatin,s ;
Oriezn oSuPes; Ealtics white and black Fannels !:
Blankets 20 & ~ lrifh Linens, from If o to rs
Chlntz and purple Calicoes; Furntufes; Durants and
Calamancoe5 black AMI blue Shalloons black Ruff
leis; white and coIourcl Mun.netts Mems black
worried Caters fix, cotton, and worried Ho!e
tape; trPed and hair cord Dimitcs landlord, IA
comet Cambria, and book Mullins black cambria 90
dens beaver, worried, I'd elk Gloves :; Ladies ex-
ira white and coored kid and fix de- Ladies EncFfl
c"iorea KID and morocco Shoes Mug52ions Nuls
and iiPPets fancy Feathers and Flowers Cowo
IIImm ngs Ladies, Gen;lomen's and Youths Hats :
Straw Bonnets and Trimmings Thread, Lace and
Euglngs; black broad and narrow Lace Iare Cloaks
Oaok Lace Veis; Mems plain and ipcd black Sltns
MACK and blue Velvet Bcown. Holland Swan 1oUns
from 50 to 'J per PATTERN embroidered silk La
dIes black Satin; fix and cotton Surpeaders; fnc
Thicker and Velvet Carpets and C4fpeting: Ban
dannas ; fashionable fancy nix Handkerchief: purple
and chin'z o1aw!s; cotton Checks black and white
Italian Grape white ard coiored Thread; China,
laHGet and iatin PLAID and colored Ribbons 7lated
silt and metal coat and ven Buttons tw.a do +;
linen and cotton Pocket Han dlerchels botdcr.d
lawn do ! came's hair Shaws Tapes and Blbhius,
ihoe and quality Bindings; Umbrellas gold aad elt
Breaches; white and coored Beads.
Tee Trays. and Walters, Bread Bslkets, Settlers
Kaz1rs, Pocket and Pen KNIVES, Knives and Forks
Deficit do. Chapel Needles, Thimbles Pins Teapots
Cofee-MIlIs States, C'ndIeftick9 Combs.
Cut and Wrought Nails.
Csgniac Brandy, Holland Gin. s.. Croix Rum,
Madeira WRe, Box and Ca1 Rains, Almonds, Figs
Nutmeg, Mace, Cloves, Anlpce, Back Pepper,
Cinnamon Lump and Brown sugars, Bohea and
HyiOn Teas, Poynaod, Dee al
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-04
QUute of REPRESENTATIVES,.

MONDAY, DEC. Il.
Cen. Wadlworth, prtfented petition from
JOHN Hobby, late Marh4n Of the DiRria of
Maine, now confined IN ptilon at Portland for !
cebt OF Coco dollars due to the United States.
Ihe petitioner TIA ed that this debt had ariiea
notify from the failure of thofe officers employ.
Sd unler him, AMI parity from hi, own care
lehneis but ia no relped from dihonefy
IN him. Referred to the Secretary Of the Trea.
fury.
The committee Of revival and un6nihed 81.
hneii' made q eng hy report: It was ordered
to re printed.
Mr.. Nchoilon, called up the reroution con.
corning timothy Pickering, Efq. M. Nicbol-
Ion, On further confederation Of the fnhisa. was
convinced that the refllution ought nor 10 refer
70 Mr.. Pickering qi5ae, he would therefore offer
another r;folution, that com n;ttee be appoIn
ted tn enquire whether the monies Jravn from
Tie treslury have been f'ithfully applied and
accounted Tor, as BY law appropriated, and 10
enquire what rules Or regulations are further
neCeH5Ty.
Mr.. Bayard. re thought the rsfo,ution *.
PreiI=d in 100 general Ian 5uage, and involved
an aaoR endIeis mitigation: He w,hei 10
know if the gentleman meant an examination
# AL the monies and appropriations, Or Of the
fecretdries Of tate alone, and ii the fscretaries
of ltats only, he wthed to know whether the
committee ProPofed were to go back to ne com.
mcncement Of the f,ieral government.
Mr.. 81 iad he did not doubt, nay he knew,
that money haa been appropriated ID ufes nos
at the time Of The appropriation, allowed by
law, that the public fervice required it, but
congrels afterwards juG6ed fuch conduct.
Mr. Bayard declared that the gentleman
M. NichDll5n) had done houor to hjmislf as
well as to Mr.. Pickering, BY his caodid dec
llrarion Of bis belief that Mr. Pickering had
ever con \ ted with the triaaG honeRy and
integrity as public officer: he conGdered fuch
a declaration from fuch gentleman, as fluff.
Gent to f4tisfy every mind on the flUief; fuF
fcient 70 Glence all the vile flanders and ba(e
falfehoods that had been circulated.
Mr.. Nchoion. He faid he had made the
rsfolu:ion general. in order to comprehend alto
the war and navy department, as well as the
department Of tate though bis drR relolution
was iAtended only for Mr. Pickering; as the
department of rate was more eAly Of iave0iga.
ton than the others he however now wiihed
the refolution to extend 70 all.
Mr.. Giles. He had always been III favor Of
making fuch enquiries: ne was The 6r9 who
advanced the propricty of fuch enquiries on
the part Of the houle, though his former pro-
petitions on that head had been treated with
difrrfPea. DtburIements Of public money
always excited The fenG5ility Of the people =;
they were ever anxious to know 70 what ules
their money was put. H was much pleafed
with their refolation, as il wou'd go 10 liz The
former lecretaries, sc. and as It would f,eace
all calurnnes from al quarters. He had no
diGpoftion TO fufPea want Of integrity bur
he believed that il lone Or all dePa tm.lts,
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Cornelius Wing,
No. 3, FIsH-srREEr.
o9Pgfit JONES ROW,

II As Iately opened an handlome aGortment d
= DRY G0ODS-coniRing Of low priced mic
ing, and fuPerane blue Broadceths various colored
m'ad'n g and lePerhne Broadcloths and Kerfeymcres
common and iuPerhne SwanldOwns an alortmeut of
Roie Blankets good Aiiortn1ent Of Six IIandker
chielsi Cotton do Pocket do. various feed cotton
pnawsi black cames hair do. Mullins, Mufhnets,
om'ys, and black Mullins large aRottment Of
various figured Chimes :; Checks; Brown Holland
red green and yellow Bazes and FIannels Ccstinps
kattesns Lambikins v4Fious qualitie, Of HoGery
pam ana "NPed Calamancc-s Of various colors Ruff
feiets Bombazines Serees India Cottons Ravens
Duck bellows; Umbrellas Mems aud Bows Hats
Shovels and Tongs; Iron CaDdielticks; Japan do.
aud LamPs-An a1opment of Buttons, T,viR, Six.
aad hreaa.-A few pieces Of Luftrngs, and Mode
Al which he offers at Whoef3is Of Retail, at rea-
ionab'e prices for cath or approved credit
Portland, IaB Mo. %, 1901
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advertisement.
"a THE BENEFIT OE THOSE WHOM 1T MAY
CONCERN.

b Z
CONCERN.
/ TIE EBfrBr has agreed with AT The Eftey5. feated
4 On Is back LANDS, ami fold Lands in the fame
ersr 10 numerous aud respectable Engyaats from the
M vfaard. on principles promGng them great
rtoerig, and the ea,blithment Of harmony and goo3
IN III oughout thar fertile region Re couce We,
g.orc, that this IS the proper moment to announce
hs mon public and lOlemn manner, that in lu.ure
sssrsaias Of Bis LaH'i 7Dia Be tolerated.
Is tie Land is, and VIII be luryeye1 into Lots, no
is1r Of inganyy vn acie from any iuPpoled fecrecy
nhe Oaence Every regular JsaLsT has bound him
kl0 circumference and dfeover fuch awiefs per
bas-t would be deemed madnefs among flyneys TO
lla WOLF to enter and remain among their lheep (;
uah more 70 would i Re for regular fettIcrs sEcr
hFng igdy engaged to pay valuable confederation
siitcr lands 70 luiEer audacious aurper 10 enter
10 remain 2monglt them, scATTERINo rHE SEEDS OF
geosD, MISERY AND INsuRpEcrIoN WITH sorH
sAaos
Any Perlon therefore, who fhall ii defiance Of this
possi add defiance Of The laws ufurp Lands Of the
haeroei will Be prolecu,ed for tbs damages rhat may
sius uiEr the MIR los of hls labor and fixtures,
VI os rtlulsd Land at any price whatever.
3i' 'ae Young induitriOuJ and orderly Yeomanry
al Aftlt throughout ~ England, are invited u
ses the Lands OF the lanlcrber, yng wet OF Peao5o
~, and extending to within I miles Of Ksaas5se-
fsT aad Contiguous TO ne, on which it is coutem-
Psl'a @ open and eltA5ilh a Tarnpikc- Road f ON
tTa % river.
iaf' real ands are conhdered by impartial judges
NJ aaanon and Climate combined-As afforliug. as
Hsa] At leaa not more advantages, 70 young Agri-
'4'afl'. han any other within the Unised States.
lAss Lands are to be fold for afual and immediate
N.eaen' either for money or upon credit.
parcel lite aud deeds of wa ranty viii be given
% psvment
iaelSER and C0RD-WOOD Stealers, throughout
II raent "TRIP AMI waite men who iuileld Of hOnef-
4 sult'ailag the FOIL attempt meaniy and infanouly
gan property by this fpeces Of theft, will incur
9 receive all the punilhment and pay all the dam
- winch the law lha inAi4 and ALTO all thofe
aHlai AID and ABET them in their IN awful con
HENRY KNOX.
AHi'Aisr, @Bouseou,
: O''Tg'' RVsr, No0. 4, 1901.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-04
Ratification.

!. srocKH0LDERS ia the PORTLAND
n ~ .sK. are hereby not i6ed to meet al Their
The Bank, on Monday the 4th day OF
al ten . clock in The forenoon, TO act on
!. u. bools feveu Directors for he prefcnt year.
~ if the Stockholders viii make an addi-
q i. .aoita Rock Of he Bank, and TO act there
y s.s hsII ibiak proper.
n 40 ord.r Ofthe BoArdO Directors,
James Neal, Ca(bier.
,..l,.I Bal, De-. u.s. 1907
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-01-04
: 0''Fg' : RiVsr, No0. Il, 1901.

11T Common Pie45 for BE soaqty 9f CuzuBeyza44
az S'1isH AZ Nszgglopeggr, il 1id county on tBs
"1s 145ay 81 oe7o5sr, H. D. 1901.
| n the petition of JOHN HOBBY. of Portland.
n. ! i4o county, Etquire, which was Preicnted at
- a' 4 me aii term, aDd continued q this
~; ri1%ihg that he Is nIercftcd in and Hands feig.
Es.1 d tenant Ia common with certain perions to
\, sqo~n, Of FIVE eighth parts Of two fevera par
l-4eo htua;ed in faid Portland being that part
III. sro''oh p the ate Rev. Thomas Smiths cnate.
Ssns.'N divided and let OF 10 the heirs Of Lucy
"a a. oseealed, as the fad Lucy's proportion Of
e.. as by the diviion thereof on record in the
so1.,. l !, ohate for faid county may more fully
de1n@ ne = dehrous u hold and enjoy his flare
Pew parcels Of land il Generality, aud therefore
a.. nSt Partition thereof might be made, and his
lsg = " and divided from the relt, agreeably to
Fsa,d. commonwealth IN iuch Gales made and
ts sa hat the petitioner cafe the fsvera per-
STATE Sued IN faid ef4te, and living within the
nsr0s vac attorneys of luch as are abfent and have
aka iend'rg within the State, to be daily notified
hstsof 0uuon oy ferving them perfonally with copy
HI N. u ieaTng copy at their dwelling houfe, Or
"a, y abode or by inlerting the fubfance Of the
pabss n. weeks iucceihSely in Que or more OF the
. n,ks '~,'Papers, that they may have opportunity
Iaa.. hs'f exception 70 this Court on the third
Au.e +" February next 70 their granting the fame
SAMUEL FREEMAN, CLEsE.