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The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-04-17
moi ot'cdient Servant.
GEORGE FISHER.

II 6eeteb af oesRryfnes5 at J9tatonril, fJsm the
6t5 "a f5sI5tb at Fs5raaf7, 1909; tog~tber
aoitb :. fe10 tranjat7ion5 at The INand Of
f7*nsag g eo''n.'nic@ted far publication in
On the 9th of + February, an EMBARGO was
lad on all the veaels IN the harbour. On
the 9TH, the l2hooner Phillip, BENJAMIN Tenpe.
arrived and on the nth, Ill the CAPTAINS and
mott Of the crews were ordered on fhore bv
geneEal Deilalines, who arrived IN ,tke town
. sae iame days and every American as well AZ
al sEe ciS.zenStWere. marched 10 the saxadS
many o the tostSer at the poinroF the baYonet;
|, w9ea 1eiialiaeS delivered long and author1
''s'Fe oiafion, threatening vengeance 70 all
tifo Cs "ho would not exert every nerve IN
qSfs5d'n@ the. iand ecoui tIc preGeit invaders,
tthe Frenc{ troops and, at tire ldine time dill
afnfiisg ali the White people then on the
eFoHnS, :afG. Tending The police TO examine
every nouie, ard take from them eyervki6d
OF arms found therein and DELIVERING tIiet1 r.,
ma piacks' AT the conchsfion of this. they
WeFs Ordered TO their rcfpe6tiqe Publications
II IS icarcely poffble,so defcrlJe the fituation
T o. the whites at this jun6eure, when the fate
o. inc whites At the Cape threatened them witt,
p a'4te deitruction. TIE Ariericais re.
fnainca OF IT, ground, fo;nc time after the
eepagtfe Of tbe inhabitants, waiting their in
hfVeGonS; when poftivc orders vqefe re-
Seiyea to rcpai7 on board their reflective vrfL
-lSssfand there remain. ,.... j. (.
1911 the Iarf, She falls of every Vefc1 in fe
80 were ordered 50 be. uubent and fent or
81 ORG hEewite, the captains Of tic. pt,sf had.
sfPeciaior5srs TO repair on board evcrv G,n<-
Iican Reifel, and Rgiesly examine for boate
which the general at that TIME ffood IN 1,,,rl
heed Of as well as his sids-de-cao,o, T.fo
@9facfs were qaiesiy AID hriotlv executed ri
nor par OF boots LETT on board ang,of tbqfn,
S1n the ia'ne evening (fay the li,h.l sb,a,t
T7idniget, the Eenerai left the sowo: na rrt
5ei9Fe ne had fecurcd to hirnfelftsr thortarJ
oo'is'S rom the treafary, to pay his sravsllino
ehsrgcs1 Joy Frightened, the; eve Of eter55c
CT zen on ihe news of his dcpaffpre. obisS
|eS not kTo1.r Until tie morning of the 1zfh.
IN the fame day, captaia Be6ianjn Tenne.
~ 'PeCiai PerEnii6on, got bis iaas on hoard
S 81 commenced bending thep.. il Is jr1oas.
hDls 20 deieri'e the general confernst:on t6sfs
""s occaiioned amofg the American csptaine
'''ey nos 0eihg abe 70 ouags. sbe raAGeg'
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has rafhed into the guilt os diGsatine: fro,,
a republican majority.
a remark az parting with Mr., Esarveys-.
In the Capitol re fpokc theie very words
6 Ca. YOU think. my fellow eitsseas Il
Throwing away this* pearl more precious tia,
Z" all the Federal tribe a'' This Young MN 5
own father, cotonel Harvey, has frsSazfy
been a Federaliit. $
lGr. Hay.
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&c eraiihs cannot be hattered il the iueceis Of
q the candidate in.eueisicn. Can MIR. Rind
&c occup9 that untenable point, which fah5s
g bes,g sen.error ana truthi'' !,
- tNIr. Rind can occupy che grotfnd between
the TWO parties. He can defend the rock Of
,ruth; OF, if miitaseh, the rock of al 'hoi,ef
confidence,
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M01R.

y zfnous fiery in the Arabian tales. Z,
I We cannot in1aeft,e BY f}liat means M
IefFerfon gos into this bafpeh. He has ncgsr
IHteriered nor has Mr.. Rind been 70 np.b
as exported 70 have alluded 20 hin, in any
such ihape whatcyer
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TO MY FELLOW c11IzEEs
RICHMOND.

THE attzck of MIR. Gorge ~. Sniff on
me- at the; Meeting ccneetcd at the Capitol
on Wedneiaay Evening lait, is generally
known. Peculiar reaions compel me TO for
bear any comment on it, Il viii De iufioient
to a LIBERAL and generous Public, TO tecol-
le6t, that whe:, i fepelled the Charges Of MIR.
Smith, he named Mr., George Fiiber of this
City rs his AUTHOR. fubioin MIR. Fiiher's
Letter to me of Saturday lah on this fubieGt.
/ deem it conclufive TO difproVe the afertions,
which were made, and fatter myiclf that it
viii BE 10 confidcred by tho!e who GalI take
The trouble ta read it. | regret mot poig-
manly shat the.ti,ac of my Fellow Citizens
at that Msetins, fhould haze been prilcipally
taken up in petloaa alteration. Bur have
tbecoEioIatory re hection that | did not CONF
ucnee il, thatit was as totally unprovokcd as
unexpected on my part, and thai nay courie
was timply the defenfive one.
$3.50 JAMES RIND.
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Abslr3b, 1909.
Mr., JAMEs,RIND,

Mr., JAMEs,RIND,
Sir,
BEING informed on the morning
T fnbfequtnt'to the laa meeting of the Rephb,
l!6an e tlzers-of the City of Richmond, that
George w. Smith, had given me as the
aatffor, OF certain expreiEons made uGe of BY
by you to me, which expreasons / had no
knowledge of; ] thought it proper that the
r,iiftatement 70 far as was Implicated ihoald
DE corrected. Accordingly on that very day,
| obtained from Mt Smith pforliic thar he
would corre6f il, being atisGed that he had
been nitakcn IN what he had on the evening
before declared 70 have been hated BIZ me.
! his is the. fabitanee of what | told vol. in
the evening OF the fame day, with this add
ton, char if 1t fhoald be believed that had
made uie of the expeditions which MIR. Smith
had undeTttood me TO have done, that h1ouId
NOT hehtate to declare that you never made
nic of them to me,
/ am, Sir,
Your mof otcdient Sctvanft
GEORGE FISHER.
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NogR.

EaF,a'h fenne obtaite3 sbis permis;on ~
5sii' on condltioR-of- touching at Port Reo,,b.
lican1, with Dcflaliues's dilpatuhcs. for hi
ie alto reserved handfomc rU1npenfsfjon.
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N9rE.
Vid. }sa Sa.aroay'e paper
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Gesfeb q oesErysness at s7tatoail, from tie
orr "a f6tISb Of Fs6radt3, 1909; teeetbsr
a9tfh Z! fsz0 fronfat7ion5 at TIE LQand Of
f7fnsaga, communicated far publication Il,
the BHHf,sors 1E1nfrieaU, =
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-07-05
Maine Bank.

| he s9 Incorporating frndry Perfons By the name
l. OF The Prehdent, Directors and Company Of Name
Bank, having authorized any three therein named to
call meeting Of the members of fsid Corporation
he ubfcribers do hereby notify faid members to meet
at the Coaztiaz Han in Portland on Tuefaay The
twenty-ieventh day Of July inf two Of the clock in
me afternoon tor the following purpofes
Z. To ehoofe their 6rft board Ct Directors. asd
iuch other Officers As they fh4H fee ft.
Z. 10 determine The amount Of the payments TO Be
made on each hare and ALTO the mode of
and difPoing of the Rock and offs thereof
g. To make, ordain and ea4bIlfh fuch bylaws, or
dinances and regulations for the orderly conducting TIE
affairs of faid Corporation they fa deem necefar~
To adopt such measures and tranfaee fuch bulncfs
as they hAll Judge proper carry the aforefAid az
into eftecs SAMUEL FREEMAN
WILLIAM WIDGERT
- THATCHER Goddard.
PoyslaaJ er.Fv eth rco,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-07-05
By-Law5.

\ Due obfsrvance Of the following BYLAWS Of the
Z = town being edentalIy nccefary prevent dam
age by FIRE; and the Fire Wards condering to be
their duty to aid the Tnfpetfor Of Police in carrying
theie Laws into effect, have voted
"That the Fire Wards will do all in their power
to enforce the obiervance Of the BYLAWS Of the
town, to prevent damage by Fra and that it be the
duty OF each Fire Ward to give information TO the In
fpedor of Police Of every wilful violation of them, an
q
to furnih him with fuch evidence as &c may be pofea
ed of to prove the facts
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Deatlg.
"The fpider's mon atteuuatcd thread,


Is cord, is cable to mans tsnder tie
On earthly bll. it breaks at every breeze.
Died, on bis padage from Cape Francois, MIR. Will
lam Robinfon Frye late of Portland aged 4, after
Mort bui painful. and diGrelEng ilIaeis which he
cured with patience and fc' titude. &c was young
man of an amiabe dnpoGtion and exemplary char
ser By this event, ms father deprived OF an aztec
toaaie and duta lon, and his relatives and aequa Mt
ance of an agrecab comp mon Among Sholc WAC
lad acquaintance with him, his lois will ever be Ia
-nented
- TIE Federal Pointer COMPANY efrobiab Be
rbsr. bave sgyesf to cssear pa6s tpOp NTH badge
of rg7Eynizg far three 1b2t5 tribute ibs memory 81
sber dsssafsE 6yoEsr
Al B,ddeford, on the z7th ut. of the ysASrO feVey
after lert confinement of FIVE lays, Nj MoieS for-
ter. ftudent law eitit lon OF Doct aaron Porter
pf that town, the 17d year OF his age. lie was a
yourg gentleman of remarkabe intelligence and genius
and in adduo fpr ghtiy fancy zad correct t@te
hai by unwelrcd application. enriched his mind with
found principles aud ufefuI truths. Tho reerved and
difii.nt, he was focal and benevolent policing
fha ,em5age Of an ab qualities which endeared him
20 al his friends, and rendered him fon OF the mott
promfng hopes. Hereeeived the honors of Cambridge
uaiver6y IN July 1872, and Immediately entered on
his profeilonal rdics, IN the courie of which he had
laid the foundation for amsble Councillor and man
Of worth--But his hour Is up-and he gone
On board the HsrIiot, on her paft4ge home, Mr.
lathan Alien. of NorthysrmOuth; and rrench LAD,
belonging in the Wet Indies.
On board the flip Olive, on her pahage home, Mr.
George .xright. Of this town, aged 9. Alfo Dutch
Seaman, belonging 6id fhp.
DRowsED-On the 9TH ult. Of Digby, Novaicotia,
Mr. Samuel Smith in the ~ year Of his age, OF Port
land, on bis way to Annapolis, to Zee bis trends
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ComnoNwEALrH Of MASSACHUSETTS.

CoMMoNwEALrH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
Ic tie Honorable TIE Sendss and TIE Honorable
H'gs Of Rip,saHiatigas, il General Co~t eg;aa5led.
[TTE the fubfcribcrs. a Committee chofen by the
w inhabitants of RaymauA, in the county of Cum
berand, hereby fhew--rhst in the year 1867, this
tra parcel Of land called Raymond was granted TO
William ynond and others, FOR fervces done in The
grant 70 this time is IS years. and one hundred and
twelve years hlce the icrvces peri rmed that
rited faid lands and Gnce laid lands were granted
we your humble petitioners, have dbored under al
mott incredible hardGfips, which enumerac, would
enforce igh from The NOR obdurste heart; there
fore, we think II needless bring things
6rants thar would cate anxiety. Your petitioners
know ne that the Legislature all times willing
remove inconve fences and redrefs grievances when
known 70 exit any Part Of this Commonwealth and
noe inienhble OF the advantages and advantages
of corporate and incorporates fate I'VE, there
fore, sy tue Honorable Legiiature that the planta
ton ofRaymoni may be incorporated into town by
the Hame OF SfOer, according the courfes and dG-
tarces following, viz Beginning al the northwcterly
corner bounds o. Wlndham. and extending due north
eat ieven miles and one half; thence on north wei
courle, fevcn and half miles; thence from the frit
mentioned bounds extending up the north eaa fde Of.
Sabago pond, The pond doh run until nor;h-eah
line III all terminate the head of ieven and half mics
the nortn-eaf line. And your petitioners in dn-
~ bound, viii ever pray.
JOSEPa WIGHT,
AMOS ROGERS,
LEWIS GAY.
Pey4saa Nay s, I3o1.
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JOSEPH WIGHT,
AMOS ROGERS,
LEWIS GAY.
Pegmsas May 8, 1901.
ComMsNwEALTH or MAssAcHUsETTs.

CoMMSNwEALTh or MAssAcRUsETTs.
IN SENATE, Juae :, 1904.
on. the petition Of JosErH WrcEr and others q
Committee Of the inhabitants OF the pantat ion of Ry
erd praying mat fad plantation may he Incorporated
ID for the rcaions Get forth in lad petition
Crdered-Iha he petitioners caufe an attefted copy
of their petition, with this order thereon, 10 be pub
liihed in the Magasbgfas Msyeuyy printed by Young
& Minis, and in the Po,tkaHd Guzas printed by Eie-
A. jerks, three weeks fucceiivey. the laif publ
cation thereof to be thirty days Iesf before the le
ccd Wednesday OF the next felton, of tie General Court
that all perfons concerned may then appear and thew
esufe if any they have why the prayer of The fad Pc
tition fhould be granted
Read and accepted,-sent down for concurrence,
DAVID COBB, Prsidtas.
IN f6r Rosls Of TlprssniafiveS, June ), iSol
Read and concurTed.
JOHN C. JONES, Speaker.
A true Copy-atten.
G ELLIOT VAUGHAN. Cisyk sfs6s Ssnsis.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-07-05

Or horfes 1lsl be placed or kept at or near either
of the pumps aforeiad, cor alall any peslon ar
Pcrfons water bis, her their horle, COW or Other
beat, nor permit the fame to drink, at either of
fad pumps of water obtained from The fame, on
pain that every Perlon offending In either Of til
aforsaid particulars mall forfeit and pay one dol
lar.
n b. Laey agnisf Squ1f, Crsksrs, and os5er
Fire Work5.
Is ordered By tbe s0zva, That if anY pcrfon man
hre any tquio, crsckrr trrpent, or other preparation
whereof gun powder - inFredent, or which
con,fs wholly Of the iame,in or upon any of the
Itreets, highways, lanes or wharves, or on boSr<
any vea-i, fuch Perlon lhaiI forfeit and pay ont
dollar.
Pabii1aed by crdcr of tho Fire Wards
DANIEL TUCKER, )C9mziftes
LEMUEL WEEKS, offb<
t EBENELER MAYO, Fire Hard.
Fartianl. 1nLr r. I2n1
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-07-05

We are happy TO announce 10 the TRENDS OF
%rama-c amufement, in this town and vicinity,
s,hat Mr.. PowELL, and mott Of the pr elent Bol-
steu company. are exPsefed here Immediately
90 pds few weeks in The excroiie OF their pro
sieilion tits expected the company will be TO
sperior to any before in this town.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-07-05

The Leginatnre of New-Hampfhire has paG
ei law prohibiting the currency OF Bank Bills
+ Of a lels denomi alton than five dollars, in that
State, after the If day of December next. And
the Legislature of Connecticut have enabled,
that no bill of leis value than one dollar,
either of that or any other State, fhali be paled
there sfer the 1T of September next,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-07-05

frame for an elegant Meeting Houle in Bath has
lately been ined aud RATED there, under the direct
ion of the ingenious matter builder Mr. T<f5u u9iap
The rafting com 2cted without any accident which
was announced with huzzars and the dfcharge of
cannon.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-07-05

Letters from France, received at Philadel
iphia, iate, that by recent law, no vsfels but
thoie owned by French citizs ms will BE- permit
ted to clear out from lhence for the French col
Sonies.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-07-05

The returns from this Dltri6t do not yeten.
able Us to alcertain ,he truth refPeetinga choice
Of representative to Congreis. In our next we
hope 70 give general fAtement, by which the
EDublic will be faIisiied.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-07-05

Admiral Vilaret, now at Baltimore, is faid
to have been appointed Governor of Martinico.
A French corvette his lately brought hum di
'reaons TO repair to Gaujaloupe, there to re,
main until the Englilh reaore Martinico.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-07-05
Portland Town hips.

n f1W Lots OF Land. in the TOW nthips granted e
the Suiteiers OF Portland. are wanted. 10 p4rt.ca
ar mutations, Tor The accom- mod alton of icttlers.
II any Pefiln who owns Land there wihts 10 diff
pole OF the fans, he IS 'equeited 0 apply to he fup-
criher, one OF heG ommiree Of the Propre,ots of Lard
townfhps BY order Of fzid onmittee,
jay s. SAMUEL FREEMAN
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CHUTEN.

THE M15. zrJo, Fris1y Ise n M sooi f,sm tie fors
ef5e Jayi5s,, Fgs fret, TRIO pair IF long FA Gloves,
zgsas, re asb.y 95 cob cd to carry 10 Mrs p,
Blel a,ett yrqz5fi rstaa r5sz Immediately, res zO
u PShis!y exf.ef. WlLLldM Mo0DT.
Juiys.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-07-05

Citizen Sotin, as French Conful at Savanna !;
and Citizen Jofeph Marie Miqnang KerbIay, as
Confil at Newport, have been osnized Dy
the Preident of the United STATES.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-07-05

AT oTiCB IS hereby gwen the creditors Of
~ LePhaniah & Freeman Harlow,
Of Bltb in the Diff itt Of Maine, sgauf whom Com
milton OF Bankruptcy hs,h been hued = That the
Commlihoners named in fad eommifion. and the AZ
bgnee OF The eate and eff tts OF lad Bankrups intend
-topeet Monday The iecond day Of Augun next at
IIo'c ock iafbe forenoon, a. the ComnfiJnefa Oice
IN Fih arcct Portland, in order make divide i of
the eta e and Effects of fad Bankrspts-When and
where the Creditors who have already proved sher
debs, are to come pTe?A cd 70 prove the fame, they
will be excluded The benefit Of aid dcidenG and all
claims moi then fubhantiatsd, WI be diiallowed.
Andrew Greenwood, A1Ignee.
PsrtAaai, June 20, 1901.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-07-05
Beef and Pork.

FOR Sale, at No. 1, Long-Wbarf,
= Bet No. Cargo Beef, Bone Middlines and
Hog Pork of hyperion quality. Tuiys.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-07-05
genas' ,9ortIanu pariEr III.

Port OF LAND.
MONDAT, JUNE az.
: Arrived nip Olive, capt Ichabod Jordan, Is days
from Cape. Francois.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 90.
Arrived ihip Nabby, capt. cranda, 40 day from
liverpool. Capt c. performed bis voyrge 10 80
days, having very heavy freight out end home.
TRURSD N, JULI 1.
Arrived brig Harriet, capt. BAbion, II days
rom Berbice.
FRTDAf, rhy :.
Arrived schooner Betty, capt. Sawyer, AZ days IRON
6aheterre, Caudaloupe, and "a from 81. homas.
Lett At Guadaloupe, frhr Quick Time, Bane OF Port
mouth--Left at S. Thomas, fhip Cumberland, Waite,
Portland barque Harper, Perkins. Kennebnnk failed
the 18th f,r Ezuma; and capt. Widrage, OF Portand
Ter HlVsnna.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-07-05

a FEW Tickets in the Ssuf5- Hadty Canal Lottery.
which commences drawing the 79th infant At
Bolton, are tor fae at the Bookitorc of THOMAS
CLARK, No g. Jsaes' Ro4D.
y. B Ihoie. perions who with to purchafe will peale
to apply Immediately. the Tickets remaining on
hand the 10th inn will he returned Tulys
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-07-05
To be Sold.

a Valuable Property, lyingin 7arasr,
4 \. in the county Of Cumberland confiaing OF 400
acres of LAND, Crit Mill and Saw Mill The
Land contains two Lots onwhich are fever,l improve.
meats--two imai Dwelling Houles and Barn being
calculated to make one or two farms
The Mills are Handing dui able ftrcanl, near
the center of fad Lots, and doing coed buIinefs.
The above properly will be fold together or may be
divided, as will bea FUR purehalersFor further par
ticulars, inquire Of
efie & Nathaniel Robinfon,
Tr'nsy, June 76, rSoa on the premifcs.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-07-05

TO THE EDITOR,
Bah. Jnrs 2et5 Arrived thebrig Vaiercs Captain
Harding a. days from Liverpool. Left there ilnps
Conhdence. Redmsn Superb, Hammond and Fame,
Leaves for Baltimore the era of luy-May z4th, lat.
~, 20. long I9, 20 fpcke the ship William & Mary,
John Stigby, from Norfolk bound Falmouth, June
sth lat. Al, "a, long a., fpoke Snip Alexander, Me
intoih of Portland. from Brrtol bound vi gaia,
days out.June 7h, rcke ihip Nothtrn Liberty, Bnrk,
IRON Charle0on, 6 bouud to Lnndon, lat. Al, So
long 46, So, our / days. all wei Same day, ihp
Hope, Dauford, from savannah, bound TO Liverpool,
IS days out.
5 TIE ESrsy IF TIE Ga=re i r-sa5 eSigsS 70 CAPTAIN
ordizg r sOz-urlfss 70. x5err artie Tbs prrsyafius
foriaHss q ssyr Lssd zvs irtues Gerry
1s5fsr Vl srSs eyrss - s5e Dgri4 10 forzpsrd
re C~1sifs tEt - r=arlae H. a. ugf # fbr rzn1y
ta-r rir sp iFtrrsl 81 s &c r1sL attention sasso
fa'sSs re- t.aa-b y iysras-;sa.
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Lincoln g Kennebec Bank.

II 'HE Members and Stockholders Of the Lincoln &c
Il Kennebcc Bank arc hereby notified that .oeet-
ing OF the iad Members and Stockholders, Will be held
2 the hore CT IosEPa rTNxHAs1 in HysaF.t OF ruef-
day the tenth day u Augut next. al eleven O'Clock ia
the torenoonfo nc purpofe of making crdaining and
stab hing lueh Regulations, Ordinances and Pv Iaws
Tor the order conducting he a,irs OF tad Corpora
tlon a. the lad Stockholders fha deem ntceGary and
Tor the choice the 6rt board of Directors and uc
otHer Oheers q they lhaii Zee fl to choofe
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P0g.Laad. Taly sth, 1907.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-07-05
MONDAT, JUzr S, 1902.

confecrate their colors, flying, they had cor.
quered without the aiiaance Of the Pope, and
would not accept of it. They have been march
ed from Paris alfo. The new ecclesaifical ef.
tabiihmenr meets with many difficulties, and
the CoLfitutional Biihops of l7or are no where
well received. Ar Suaiburg, Bifhop Saurine
was put in fear of his life, the people calling
for the Cardinal De Rohan. Something of the
fame kind has occurred at Befancon. AT Ma
lines, It is faid, the people have publicly pray
ed for the eonverhon of the Pope. regarding
him as hereto
IL was yeaerday reported, that fome French
fhips, 10 our ports, have been denied permit
zion to difchar2e their ca goes cf French wines
and brandies. The prohibition is made in re
taiation on TIE French for refufing to allow
foms Englia ihips latAy at 5ourdeaux to land
Engllth goods. Several reprefentations have
paled between M. Otto AID our Government
on this fnbjea; but, from what we hear, no
thing but vexation on the one fide. and retalia-
ton on the oiher, are likely TO take place.
A general rneaiure excluding French goods, il
is iad, will Immediately be adopted by our
Government.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-07-05

them, which was done but as foon as this fAa
vas known al Paris, an order of the Second
Confal (Cambaceres) was ddpatched with all
diligence. 20 put the ConRitutionalies in pofef
fion Of the Cathedral, and every endcavor has
been madeto keep tbeie circumstances from the
knowledge Of the Fira Conful, whom If is fear
ed they would extremely irritate.