Portland gazette, and Maine advertiser — Portland, Me., 1810-04-09 00:00:00, page 3

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'j, Wo, * e*tcr, and 1 in Bristol. In the
latter county, there wilt probably be
r u* vacancy, to bs fitted up by the Le
gislature—Bout. Gazette
Communication,
FOR THE GAZETTE.
Solemn Call.
j ijf, call upon thy G d, if go be that God will
thin* on us that ve perish not• Jonah, 1—6.
THIS was the earnest address of the mas
trrotthe ship bound from Joppa In Tarshish,
when during the voyage, she was overtaken
by a mighty temp<*>t, and in danger of being
broken to pieces in the «> i. It was direct
ed to J mah, wiio was a puss- ng< r on board,
Jav asleep, at that time of peril and dis
S,v h in address may l>»» well applied to
|b(. citizens of tliese States, while the tern
jv’st of discord which lus bev n long garher
»ig, seem to be burs ng from the clouds
v'lhcii now darken our politic ,d atmosphere.
O my fellow citizens, consider We situation
vou are in, reflect on the misconduct which
b is nruduecd tlie evils we now endure and
the danger which m w surround* von.
Have not our national sins displeased the
righteous Governor of the world, and cans
ed his anger to rise against us. If so, we
mi avert it only by returning to him from
•<*•! nm we lute re'.oiled.
If you inspect the «arred scriptures and
b licve what they contain, you will find a
B bundant evidence of the kindness of Cod to
an obedient people, ami of h:s displeasure
against a nation that refuses to obey hi* will
Will not Ibese reflections lord us to tin
source from whence our troubles spring_
While the principles of religion actuated
the minds of our ancestors they were pi os
p^rous and happy.
• 1*1 11 1 1 1 ^ V a
v> iuic wc uuiy iTjfaiwu me v^oci uiiom
they revered we also enjoyed his blessing.
*l<o look no further back than the war, which
Terminated in the establishment of our in
dependence —how marvellous was the inter
position of Divine Providence in our favor,
and while the Christian Hero,\VashincJ rov
(elected by the public virtue of our Fathers)
was at the head of Government, how did the
people prosper ? Commerce and agriculture
smiled on their just pursuits, and crowned
tueir labors with success, but I forbear to
a<ul ; 7/.c Gold has Occovu dimt and. the most
f * Gold is charged.
IV hat is vet to come upon us, is known
erh to Him, who contn leth all events_
Way he direct our steps, and inspire our Ru
lers with that wisdom and rectitude of mind
which is so necessary at this distressing
time.
The people of this common weal h have
litelv (as it has been usual at this season of
the yeai) assembled in their repective hous
es ot Public Worship, to confess their sins,
and implore the favor of Heaven on their
concerns ; but what will that confession a.
vail, unless the impemtent reform—can this
favor be expected unless they render due o
l edience to Him, who though slow' to anger
and abundant in goodness, will not always
snare the guilty from the effects of his d s
pleasure.
Arise then, and call upoii your G >d, turn
frrm your transgressions and be at peace
with him, that so iniquity may not prove
your ruin.
The writer of ih:s is sensible that but
Lw readers will consider themselves as sub
jects of this address—they will not believe
that it is applicable to them—but will any
think that he has that religious regard to
which is due to him as his creator and
preserver—and to Jesus Christ as bis Re
deemer— Alas ? how few comply with the
t**rm of reconciliation and acceptance which
the Gosoel has revealed—how few manifes*
that love to God and m in which it enjoins ;
H ay every one seriously consider that he can
do much towards a general reformation, not
My by impro*. ing^his own mind, but by pro
tMing * spirit of piety and iirtue in that of
others.
And may the Divine spirit inspire us all
with that belief in the doctrines of the pos
pvl and obedience to its precept* which shall
procure happiness to ourselves, and the
Lessing of Heaven on our nation.
_ A LAYMAN.
Iw
y
Monday, April 9, 1810.
FROM E VGLJAD.
Rv the arrival ot capt. Stickney, at
•Mem, from Liverpool, English’ ac
counts are received to Jan. 25th. The
Rritish Parliament convened on the
On the 23d the King’s Speech
▼•as delivered by commission. The
remarks in the first part of it relate to
bie Expedition to Flushing ; and to the
events which have taken place in Aus
ti’a, Sweden, Spain" and Portugal —
t he fallowing paragraph is all that is
said Ln relation to the situation of affairs
between
■tln^land and the United States.
His Majesty commands us to ac
tj'i lint j on,that the intercourse 1 et ween
1 is Majesty s Minister in America, and
the Government ol the United States,
been suddenly and unexpectedly
Li.urupted. His Majesty sincerely
•
reg^ts this fvent : fie has, how ver,
rectivtd the strongest Assurances from
the American Minister resident at this !
Court, that the United States are desi j
rous of maintaining friendly relations
between the two countries. This de
sire will be met with a coresponding
disposition on the part of his Majesty ”
1 he other paragraphs allude to the
trade and revenue of the kingdom,
which art* stated to be highly satisfacto
ry ; and to the necessity of a vig
orous opposition to the unabated ani
mosity and violence of France.
In the House of Lords the numbers'
in lavor of the Address, in answer to
the Speech, was 1*4—against it 92—
ministerial majoiity 52—In the Com
mons fur the Address 263— against it
167—majority for ministers 96.
We hud very little in the debates on
the subject of Ameiican affairs. It was
intimated iliat the subjects in dispute
between the two countries were in a
tninof amicable discussion:—But no
mention had been made of sending a
new minister to the U. States.
.... " 1
‘c . imi cable Discussion. ’ ’
Fur a number of years past, the public
have b» e;» continually amused with accounts
from England that the subjects in dispute
are in “ an amicable train for adjustment,”
and dial an “ amicable discussion is carried
on, * and sometimes it is said an “ amicable
settlement vrdl be effected in a few days.’-'
j Thus a la»*£e proportion of our commercial
J men are kept vibrating betwixt hope and
1 disappointment.. Even democrats now allow
that England wishes to be on friendly terms
with tins country.
M >./, then, are not our differences ad.
just d It is because there is a Frencii par.
ty in tins country, who do not wish for a
s<~ ttlement with England, lest it should op
erale against Bonaparte.
M any of those who have property in France
are willing to make any sacrifices provided
i* does not affect them, to conciliate the
w0ul4l.be tyrant of the world. Seif interest
and the corrupt passions of human nature are
united against the idea of a treaty with
England. There are, and always will bef
men in society who under pretence of being
patriots and friends to a particular adminis.
n ation cunningly promote, by their specious
slang their own interest, without the least
regard to the general welfare. To these
sources may be traced the motives which
regulate the conduct of many ; and this plan
will be pursued so long as the people can be
made subservient to designing men.
The management of our foreign concerns
have of late been made the pivot upon
which all our domestick affairs turn. To
make them of use to the purposes of the
general administration 8c ambitious design
ing men, it is necessary to keep them in a
state of uncertainty. They first excite the
necessary passions and then employ such
means as are calculated to obtain their ob
jects. This political legerdemain will be
practised so long as the people are governed
in the election of their rulers, by professions
instead of the effect which is produced by
their measures.
The IVord of Mr. Madison
and Co.
Ohp readers who have read the demo
cratic papers for a month past, will recol
lect what llttrry have said and published res
pecting the conduct of Mr. Jackson having
been disapproved by his government, and
tl't a successor is to be sent out. But the
Election for Governor, Sec. being over, we
near no more of this from the truth.telling
gentry.
j ne met 1?, Mr. l.iverrnnre moved in
Congress, that the J resident, he requested
to furnish the int m motion he might have re*
•ceded on this subject The ans wer of the
Preside nt to tl is request may be found o,»
our first page. It is, he had received none_
Mr Madison, however, furnishes a plaster
to cover the numerous and witful falsehoods
pot m circul dion, that Mr. Smith had re
ceived a private letter, made up of “per
son a! consideration ?” of a “delicate na
ture.” Yet the “ back-stairs” penny at
head quarters, when this letter of delica
cies was received, instantly converted it in
to a public ditpatch, furnishing great and
glorious information in aid of the democra
tic cause. After having had its intended
effect—that of producing votes in favor of
Gerry and Co. it turns out a mere hoax.
Adjournment of Congress.
In the Senate of the United States
on the 29th ult. Mr. Gregg, from the
I committee appointed to consider and
report business necessary to be at^ed
on during the^ present session, and
when it may be expedient to close the
same, made a report recommending
an ajoumment on the 23d of the
present month.
®arnca,
fn th:s town, Mr. Stephen Field, to Mifs
Sally W. MerriM.
_ii—-Luai'iy
JDICD,
At St. Thonm, Capt. Dpmmer Freeman,
of this tow n, aged SO.
In Falmourh, 31 ft ult. Mifs Lydia Conant,
aged 21, uaughier of Mr. Wra. Cornu t.
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TOWN OFFICERS.
AT th® annual mee'iig of the inhabitants
of the town of Portland, on Monday March
26th, IS 10,the following per ion* we.e choien
Towa Officers for the enfumg year.
Town Clerk—Samuel Homer.
Selectmen—Samuel Freeman, J »f«,ph Tit
comb, Robe-t Boyd, Stephen i ukey, Jofeph
H I.igraliam.
Over/eers of the F or— Jofeph H Ingraham,
Oliver Bray, William Goddard, Jonathan
Deane, William Lord, Daniel Cobb, William
Swan
Treafurer—Matthew Cobb.
Affejfnre of Texts, isY—Peter Warren, James
Neat, Daniel Cobb.
Confhbtef—Walter Hitch, William P Pavisj
David Pease, Aaron Fi*z George Bunnell.
Cdleilor of Taxes—John Coe.
Smveyors tf Highways—Jonathan Deane,
David Rofs, John Coe
Surveyors oj Boards Hfi.—Daniel Cobb Mark
Walton, William Moulton, jut Rufus Wafh
burn, Enoch Lowell, Samuel Moody,'Samuel
Baker, Harrifon Brazier, Benjamiu Radchff,
Anfel Lewis. Enoch Morfe, Jo in Harmon,
F.lliot Liboey, Jolhua Stevens, Henry Tones,
1 hornss, Eaton, Nathan Howe, Je.ererniah
Kimball, Edward Cobb, Parker Haley Wi Ham
Capen, William Waterhourfe, James Hu e.
N. B- The Surveyon of Boards life, are furvey
ors of Clapbiaros and Shingles
Callers of Staves and Hoops—James Knight,
Samuel Chaie Jofeph B Hconer, Thomas
Merrill. Na iian Hubbard. Ilaac Knight, Tho
mas Burnham Joleph Fern dd David Sherman,
John H Hall, Jacob Ham
sense Pseivrs—David Rofs Daniel Mnuntfcrt.
7 yihingmtn—William Dougfafs, Thomas
Freeman, Jonathan Deane, James Barrett,
Moles l.unt John .armon Marcus Quincy,
Joleph Clemen!*, Thomas Beck, ofea Filey,
William Jeuks, Stephen Fukey, John Pnitips,
Jofeph Owen, Dudley Cammett, Thomas Lew
is, William Pollies, Benjamin Dodge Ealtic
Evans, James Stuti'on, Joliah Picket
Fircvuards—Matthew Cobb, Daniel Tucker,
Richard t unuewell. Woodbury Storer, James
D. Hopkins, Daniel Cobb. Lemuel Weeks,
Rufus Walliburn Levi Cutter, Enoch Preble
John W. Smith, James Neal Cotton B. Brooks,
SFvanus Cook, Robert Boyd, Hugh M’Lellan,
Jeremiah Kimball, Ebenezer Mayo, Nicholas
Emery, Holea llfley.
Ajay Majiert—Zackariah Nowell, Eleazar
Wyer, Enoch Moulton.
Cullen of dry F’Jb—Thomas Burnham, Jacob
Knight, Jofeph B. Hooper ’ homas Merrill.
N. B. Overseen of the Work House — Overseers
of Poor, are Overseers of the Work House.
Hg Reeves— James Flood, Joihua Stevens,
John Douty, Samuel Poor, George Erskine.
Pound Keeper—James Flood.
Field Dnven— Nathaniel Griffin, John Dou
ty, Joihua Norwood, George Erskine.
Scb»d Committee—Woodbury Storer, James
Burnham Horatio Southgate,Joel Hall, Jofeph
C Boyd, Thomas Brown, Stephen Patten,
John Frothingham, Ifaac Adams.
Inspectors of Lime imported—William Tukey,
John Lovett.
Inspectors of Lime manufactured in Trtvn—Le
vi Sawyer, Walter Rois
Health C.mmittee—Daniel Tucker, Thomas
Burnham, David Smith, Peter Warren, Joel
Hall, Jofeph Crofs jun John W. Smith, James
Farmer. Jacob Knight.
Committee on Accounts— Daniel Tucker, Wil
liam Goddard, Ebenezer Mayo.
Inspector of Police—Jonathan Deane.
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Portland Rifle Company.
r | "•HE fubferibers to the above Company are
I reminded, that their meeting Hands ad
journed to THIS EVENING, at 7 o’clock, at
Mr. T. Fletcher s Auction Office.—A gen
eral attendance is requefted.
April 9.
NEW BOOK-STORE.
LYMAN, MaTlORY, & CO.
Injurance Building, Portland,
A RF preparing to open a large and extern
five colie&ion of BOOKS on various
fubjedts, but more particu’arly
LAW ix, THEOLOGY.
Their connection in the principal places in
the United States, will enable them to exe
cute on the moH advantageous conditions,
any orders with which they may be favored.
April 9.
; Tortoife Shell Combs, &c.
JUST received a large affortmenr of excel
lent
Tortoife Shell Combs,
J one third cheaper than ever, if. applied for
immediately
Alto—Ex lew bbls Ruffet APPLES, togeth
er with a few c«t of nice hogs LARD
Likewise—Good Seed Wheet; Flax-Seed:
Clover an Grafs Seed ; and fou- hundred
Sable, and twenty excellent Bear-Skins : foi
j fale by
WM. M’LELLAN, JUN.
j No. I 1, Jones' Row.
j ADril 9. •
, Corn and Flour Store.
WILLIAM CROSS,
At No. 3, Ltng-Wharf,
TJAS juft received and for fa!e,
11 700 bulhels CORN,
IOO hblb. frelh luperfine FLOUR,
lb half bbis do do
5 pipes of Brandy and Gin,
H chefts Hyfon, Hyl’cn Skin and Sou
chong TEA,
25 bags beft green COFFEE,
10 kegs beft Virginia TOBACCO,
300 wt. BACON,
SO calks Thomaftown LI.V1F,
April 5. (tf)
IVanted to Hire,
A Dwelling Houle, in a central part of
the town.—Apply as a: ove.
r pHE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice
to all concerned, that he has been duly
1 appointed and has taken upon himlelf rite
i truft of an executor of the laft will aud telta
ment of MART KE/LEY,
late of Portland, in the c uiry of Cumberland,
t widow, decealed, by giving oond as the law
I directs ;—He therefore reourtt* all perlons
j who are indebted to the faia deceated's eftare,
to make immediate payment; and thofe who
have any demand - thereou to exhibit he Came
to JONATHAN DEANE,
j March 29, 1810. (A n)
Liverpool Salt.
A Quintity of Liverpool SALT, far fa! e.
*■*■ Apply to
JOSEPH POPE,
at No. 7. MuA'cy’* Row.
April 9. (flw)
A SHOP for Sale.
T~0 be fold at Public Vendue on Saturday
* Hth infti at 12 oclock, if not before fold
[at private fair, a SHOP fronting about 32
feet on Fifli llreet, and about 28 ftet wide,
next door to this Printing Office.—For terms
enquire of
STEPHEN M’LELLAN, JaOkaeer.
Afj'il 9.
Wanted, as an Apprentice
TO the Printing Business, a Lad about
i J fourteen or fifteen years of age, who is
fteady, and can write a plain hand.—One
frorrf the country would be preferred —Ap
ply at the Gazette Orrica.
April 9.
Portland Library.
rPHE owners of the following (hares in the
Portland library, are hereby notified,
that having negle&ed for the fpacc of two
year? to pay fuch fums as had, on the firft
Tuefday of January 1808 become due to the
Society their relpedtive rights will be fold
by the Committee, at a public Vendue to be
hoiden at the Subfcriber’s Office in Portland,
on TUESDAY, the twTenty fourth day of
April inft at eleven o’c'ock in the forenoon.
Viz >hares No 5, 13, 17, 42, 45, and 61
N. B. There ts due on each of the follow
ing fhares, four dollars, viz. No 3, 10, 32, 37,
60.
And on each of the following, two dollars,
viz, No. 21, 28, 29, Si, 33, 98, 49, 68
* lie refpedbve Owner* thereof are requeft
ed to pay the fame to
1 SAM FREEMAN, Librarian.
Portland, April 9.
Portland Townftiip.
A T the requeft of Five of the Proprietors i
of the two Townfliips granted to the
Sufferers of Portland, lately incorporated Dy
i the name" of New Portland' and Freeman,
I hereby notify the Proprietors of faid
Townfhips to meet at my office on Thursday
\ the twenty fixth day of April inft. at two
o’clock in the afternoon, to aon the follow
ing articles, viz
j l. To choofe a Moderator.—2. To fee
what fteps they will take, to raife money to
pay the Debts due from faid Proprietors, and
alio the Taxes on non-refident Lauds in faid
Towns—3. To lee what they will do with
the common lands, and lots leiongmg to laid
Proprietors. - 4. To receive and allow any
accounts that may be exhibited againft faid
Proprietors.—5 To fee if they will accept
I the refignatiou of John Waite, Efq. one of
the Committee of faid Proprietors, and if they
fee fit, appoint fome other perfon in his room,
or authorize the reft of faid Committee or
any of them, to do the bufinefsto which they
were appointed.
SAM. FREEMAN, Profir, Clerk.
Portland, Afiril 9, 1810.
NOTICE7
A LI. perfons indebted to the fubfcriber by
** Note or Account, are requefted to make
payment on or before the fifth day of May
next, or they will be put to Coft without fur
ther notice. ASA PLUMMER.
Portland, Afiril 9, J8I0.
COLLEGE LAJSiDSy
T N Frveburg, Turner, Paris, Livermore, Otif
L field, Harrifon, Poland, Baldwin, Rumford,
J Jay and Wilton, in lots numbered, as lately
publifhed in this Paper, for Sale by the fubfcri
ber at his office in Portland.
PRENTISS MELLEN.
April 4.
NOTICE !
A LL perfons are cautioned against harbor
ing or trufting SIMEON HARLOW,
(aged about i9 year# formerly an apprentice
to the Subscriber) on my account as I will
pay no debts of his contracting.
\ JAMES FARMER.
April 9.
United Marine and Fire Insurance
Company of Portland.
rl',HE Prefideut and Directors of faid Com
* * pauy, in conformity to their Act of in
corporation, hereby give notice, that their
capital Stock anuunts to one hundred thou
fand dollars, and that they are ready to re
ceive propofals to make Infurance, again If the
following risks—viz. Ail kinds of Marine In
, ful^ice, againft captivity of perfons, and on
the life of any perfon during his abfence at
Sea • on houfes or other buildings, and on
property therein contained, within this Com
monwealth ; againlt damage arinng to the
fame by Fire originating in any cafe except
that of detign of the iniured. Not more than
• Ten Thouland dollars will be taken on any
i risk.
V By order (f the Prrft bur and Di> eJlurj,
john wAtson, Sec, tary,
April 9, 1810.
A LI. perfons are cautioned not to purchafe
* three Notes of hand, figned j lintly by
the Subfcribers, payable to 'Jojepb Burnham
dated at Edgecomb, April 5th, 1808—Oue
Note payable m fix months from faid date, for
two bundted Dollars, with intereft. Q.ie other
note payable in eighteen months, for three
hundred Dollars, and intered. One other note
payable in thirty months, for two hundred 1)1
lan and intereft. Said notes are acceded by
Jeremiah Bumbam. Said notes were obtained
without any confuleratton, and we will not
pay any or either of them.
WILL! \M KELSFY.
SAMUEL WENTWORTH,
J.aMFS RICHARDS.
Date l at Briflcl,
Match, 28/ , 1810. *
T'HE fubferibers having been appointed to
receive and exafhine the claim» of the
creditors tn the eftate of SAMVEL COBB,
late of Portland Houfewrighr deceated, re
pretented info vent—give notice, that fix
ni'tilths are allow ed to laid creditors to bring
iu and prove their claims, and we lhall attend
tlia: fervice at the i ifice of J in Frothhgbam
tiq on thel'econd 1 u;fday of April, and on
the fecond Iuefday of the live following
mouths. JOHN FROTH INGHAM.
wii li .m r. vaughan.
March 3L lb 10. *
I
Ior Cl .rlfi'.n, (S C)
1 HE brig Framuin, now |y%
y in? at U*i-,-n H ba’j, win lail in
a11 h ' in nth For freight cr
paflage—hating good accommo
dation*—apply to
BA1CH2LOR HUSSEY.
April 9 •
HOUSE F)R SALE.
A ONE Oory DWELLING HOUSE, with
* *■* three Room* on the Floor, pleafantly
fituated oppofi e the Stutb t\cbool Hvute% for iale
on advantageous terms. For pariculars ap>
piy “> RACHEL GAGE.
Afrit 9.
FOR SjfLE,
i 5C0 Tons PINE LIMBER
200 do Spruce do
40 cords BOLTS
20 M Oak SLAVES.
Inquire of (J,UINCT f*j* BAKER— or of
SAMUEL FEAZIE, TofLjm.
April 9
\VE the fuBfcribers appointed Commiflion
erb hy the Hoot. Samvel A*reman, Efq.
Judgerf rrobate of Willi, &c for .he county
of Cumberland, to receive and examine the
claims of the creditor* to the eftate of
Natfian Davis,
late of Portland, in faid county, Mariner, de
cealed, reprefemed inlolven:—give nonce that
fix months are allowed by laid Judge, and that
they will attend to the bulinelson the third
; Monday of April inftant, and on the firft Mon
; day of the five following months, at the dwel
ling houle of Hosea Iuley, from three to five
o'clock in the afternoon of each day
HOSEA ILSLEY, I „
SVrffH COBB, 5 ouwmifmert.
Poland, April 2d, 1S10.
NOTICE.
HP HE Commifli. ners appointed by the H>n.
A Samuel Freeman, Elq Judge of Probate of
Cumberland, to receive and examine the claims
of the Several creditors to the eftate of
EPHRAIM CHICK,
late of Falmouth, in laid county, yeoman, de
ceafed represented infolvent, hereby give no
tice, that lix months are allowed by Said Judg
of Probate lor tire commifli oners to receive
and examine the claims of the creditors of
Said deceafed, and that they will attend that
fervice on the fir ft Thurfday of the £re fol
lowing months, from four to fix c’clocT P. ht
at the office of James Means, E‘«. Falmouth.
JOHN JONES, >
THOMAS SEAL, 3 <**»'£>•**t. #
Falmouth, April 6.
-— —— ...— *-- - —
To toe Honorable the JuJlices of the Su
preme Judicial Court% began and hol
den at Lojlon^ ’within and for the
county of Suffolk on thefirjl Tuefday rf
March in the year of our Lord 181 o«
rPHE Petition of William Vaughan of Port
land, in the county of Cumberland, gen
tleman—Sally Rindge, of Portsmouth in the
county of Rockingham, and State of New
Hampfkire, widow—Ammi R. Wife, and Jane
Wife, the wife of the faid Ammi R. Wile, both
of Falmouth, in the county of Cumberland, inf
her right—AW/y Vaughan, of Bofton aforefaid,
the widow of George Vaughan, late of laid
Bofton diftiller deceafed—Elliot O Vaughan,
°f pyBsburgh '*» 'he county of York Trad
er Ball &nd Sally R. Bail, wife of the
laid James, both of faid Bofton, in her right,
and Elizabeth I. Vaughan of faid Boftbn a
minor, by her guardian Elliot G. Vaughan.
Humbly Sur.Wi,
^ HA r tney are interefted and Seized ia
See Simple, and as tenants in common, witlx
the heirs of James Nolle, F.fq. late of faid Bof
ton deceafed, and others to your Petitioners
unknown, in a certain tract or parcel of Land
fituated in the county of Lincoln (ca’Ied a«d
known by the name of 3rowi;\ right) and
bounded as follows, viz beginning at Pemn
quid Falls (lb called) and running a direct
courfe to the head of New Harbour, from
thence to the fruih end of Mulcongw* Iftand.
taking in the ifhnd, and from thence north
andbyeaft, twenty fire miles; thence north
weft and by weft eight miles, thence turning
and rnlining South a*^d bv weft tweotv-tive
miles, and Irom the^oe to the lirft metirWmed
bounds, and that they are deftrous of having
partuiou thereof made, and of bottling the r
part or projiortiou of faid tract (•• hicb is
twelve twenty fifths thereof) in tevcraliv.
They therefore pray this honorable Vourt, to
caufe partition thereof to be made and tha,
their part or proportion of the aforefaii tra >
of land, may be let oft to them, that they may
hold and po fiefs the lame according to law in
iuch calei made and proyideu-'-bv their agjnt,
eluot g. Vaughan.
Sof U, Jf March Tern, A D I RIO
Upon the petition aforefaid, Ordered that
the petitioner- give public notice to ail con
cerned, to appear at the next Supreme Judicial
Court to be ho I den at WifcalTet, within and
for the county of I.ij>ci>lfi,aa ihe firlt Fuel
day of June uext of pu‘ ItfliThg laid petirioa
and thisorder thereon, three weeks facetfllve
ly in the Columbian Oh tine! and Portland
Gazette, the la!t pu hcation to tfcg.thirty day*
at Itaft, Itefore the li ring of faio^urt and hr
polling up copies of laid petition, &. thi* order
at each of the place* of public trorihip on the
territory disc-ibed infant petition, ,<nd ado at
each of he place* tu the feveral town* and
plantation* in fa»d rerriti ry. where the inhabi
tants thereof have ulually ailembled to trati
fatff iheirtov.ii and plantation affairs, rh?.t»hey
may then and there fhew cauie if any they
have, why the prarer thereof ftioidd not be
granted. JNO. TUCKER, Clerk.
Atruetcfy, Attejl, JNO. TUCKER, Lierk.
FIRM FOR SALF.
To he fold by order of cuter /, on MON DAT the thrr~
teeth day of April next, at eleven » orel in .he
/ e*'ir.n at the dtvellip? b ate upon tie P ax:ret.
THE Real estate of EBENEZER W INTER
CALEF, late i f Cape Eliz tbeth decealed,
being a FARM, conaift'ng of about fi: y a
cres, with a dweling luufe and orchard there
in),we I ntuared n said t *wn, a"d well water
id—about four mdc* from Portland.
HP Condition- wdi be made kn wn at the
time and place of late.
EZFKIEL JORDAN, i Tre ater f tait
c deeeaiel.
Marsh -6. pti.