Portland gazette, and Maine advertiser — Portland, Me., 1810-06-04 00:00:00, page 3

\* «i ’ b It* vcd t (• !, >i i a >'.- ! 4 " * i in * I
, >rntions e\tn direct from Am *ricu.
v»ouM bt rendered liable to Corusca
tion ,o pie countries under French in
fluence”
J'r.m J’a'is* jl/iril 10—This place
Pas been in such a scene of con fusion
during the late marriage ceremonies,
that no business has been attended,
w \Ve have not the least hope, (says a
friend) of recovering any of the ships
nr property sequestered at St Sebas
tins, although a notice has been made
public for all poi sons Who have legal
claims, satisfactory to the court, to bring
them forward. 1 lie same opinions
:-re entertained of Cargoes and vessels in
Pah/* where several peiv seizures have
e»c* made which it is feared, will have
a wider extension.
A letter f ewi Bour leauv, of April 21, i
f tn.es dial Gen. Arm**rung b id been unti (
* d die Ante.'icsn property, ordered from 1
S um,'to Bayonne, v u> to oe publicly sold, 1
..i,t the proceeds lodged in the Em,ier»i’j
Yrcasitry ; that the American properly at
T •nninj.en, was to be testizej- and licit
is application lo know wunt was die
f,le of Hie vessels, in tbe several pons iu
prance, and iis decadencies, no answer
h >d been returned.
JACOBIN VfcKACITY.
T-f it were within the bounds of pos
sibility to awaken the people to a sense
ot the falsehood and deception which is
rontinuillv practised upon them by the
French party and pensioners i:i this
tountrv, one would suppose that n re
currenr.e to the files of democratic pa
pers, printed just before the late elec
tion, would convince tlie most obdurate
democrat that he has been basely de
ceived and misled. At that time the
People were told, “ that the French de
crees would very speedily be revoked—
that a relaxation ol them respecting A
merican commerce, was about to tike
place—and that no real American prop
erty would be confiscated in Den
mark.” These, with a thousand other
idle and unfounded stories, were circu
lated in order to check the indignation
which a sense of our wrongs from the
4C enlightened government of France”
had excited, until the elections were c
ver, and their friends tied into office ; af
ter which, as a comment upon their
delusive stories, government has pub
lished an official lis* of 134 sail of A
nierican vessels, which have been sei
zed, sequestered or sold by the upstart
tyrant and enslaver of the human race.
But not until the elections had termina
ted, the object of their deceptions an
swered, and demagogues invested with
the 44 loaves and fishes” of office, were
the people permitted to know the hu
miliating situation to which French in
fluence and French predilections had
reduced them. Their useful labors have
ended in the complete triumph of de
mocracy.
'* 'tnd thus the wicked hare their day ; 3
An l with parlies always was ihe way. >
Al present this is all we have to say— 3
Excepting this—we know, in spite
Of all that’s done by good men and by wise,
That wrong will often triumph over right;
Tite great &. virtuous sink ; the vicious rise :
But snort indeed will be linir reign,
And all things bye ami bye wid come to
riguts "again :
For his ihe way with democratic *»lves.
If we can’t crush their power, they’d soon
destroy themselves.”
Tne Electioneerin'? Congress !
o o
Had Bonaparte's hireling editors a
,lone, invented the f.»l >e and ridiculous
stories to aid them in the resuscitation
ot democracy, which were circulated
prior to the late election, our surprise
coul.l not have been excited ; because
• m
it is a practice with them, by no means
new. But tor the memb rs of the Cub/
net, ami the lending member/: if our A i
tionai Legislature, and above all, for the
President of the United States, “ to de
scend from their high abodes,” to tin
fabrication and dissemination of false
•ood, fur electioneering purposes, is,
,yc confess, a species ot depravity that
'vc blush to record.
d he electioneering campaign was
commenced by a letter from Mr. Mad
i#'<n, to the superanuated Gen. Stark, j
calculated to set the old horse a kicking, j
and to secure to the party the influence j
'y!‘ich his name, (attached to some e- |
1-ciioneering scurrility, fre/tared by
otic of hi* neighbors) could give them in
’’evolutionixing New-England. The
Sample of Mr. Madison was imraedi*
aielv followed by the heads ofdepar’-i
’nents, members of Congress, and the 1
government pancr. The Intelligencer
1 • '|le F2th of March, contained the fol- J
F»wing paragraph :
f \e Secretary of State has receiv
from Mr. Pinckney a prnu'e letter
rfthe \ h January, detailing the partic
ulars oj a long conference at the foreign
»/fre ivith J.<>rd Wellesley. This letter
rrpHcitly tints that the British minis
*er Ul * 9,01 to vindicate Mr.
ttcison ; tn the contrary, he admitted!
*4<if he ?:*,jh in the tvro7.gt that he must \
r turn, aid that a successor v*ould be
-'Wont to the Cnited Slates."
he above paragraph was consider
c • as p« o vtding from the Secretary t*f
#>
c 1';' corpdt’vg its contents w*J.
i-ord Wellesley ’s oilie’ml note (n Mr.
Pinckney, published in our last, out
readers will perceive with what tri th
those assertions were made, and the
base means they employ to cany ihtir
points.
As if by way of checking the indig
nation against France, and inducing the
belief that she would do us justice, the
following letter was forwarded to the
editor ot the Argus, and published in
his paper of the 28th of March last, un
der the facinating head of
“ GREAT AND GOOD NEWS '
“ Infract of a Lctter f orn a Member of Can
“ gress to the Editor of the Argus.”
“ J.rashtngton, March 19, 1810
Stp—By letter from Liverpool, dated
2Lt Jan. i is stated that Gen Armstrong,
and the French Government, had agreed to
a Convention on the 5lh and 6 h ot Jan —
This account is likewise stated in the Lou.
don Courier of 18 h of J an.
“ It is said that the Continental powers
have agreed to give up the right ot Search
“ Talleyrand h»9 I pen again taken into
fa*. or, and the French Government have re
1 ised 44 American vessels, inconsequence
of the arrangement of Mr. Armstrong.
“ Yours in h?$te,
“ CHA’s TURNER, jtn”
The above needs no other comment,
lhan that 77 days have elapsed since
| the above letter was penned, and not a
r sentence contained in it is corroborated
by subsequent intelligence from Eu
rope.
W el! may tlie1 democratic prints pro
| nounce Congress “ the trios' weak and
cowardly assembly on earth f and ex
' claim, 44 let the renovating billows of
popular indignation f nrify the stag
nant pool.”
_-_
j Jeremiah Clat he.
The May Session of the Disliict
Court commenced, in this town, on
Tuesday last ; and on Thursday, at 10
o’clock, came on for tiial the action of
the U-died States vs. Ichabod Good
win, esq. Sheriff’of the county of York,
; for the escape of Jeremiah Clarke, esq.
■ late Collector of the Customs tor the
. port of York. The plaintiff’s writ con
; tuined two counts—one charging the
i Slteriff’ with negligence in duty ; the
| other, with liability through the insut
ficiency of the gaol. The deience was
ably stated in the afternoon by Messrs,
i Emery and Whitman ; and on Friday
■ morning, the Attorney for Govern
• ment, ^S. Lee, esq.) closed the cause
by an argument of three hours’ length.
The Hon. Judge Sewall then in a clear
1 and impartial manner summed up the
evidence to the Jury, after which they
retired, and at the opening of the court
in the afternoon returned a verdict in
favor of the. defendant.
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43a$ctte &l)tp
PORT OF PORTLAND—1810.
Monday, Mai 28.
Arrived brig Hannah, Hume, 23 days
from St Bans.-Left there, May 4, 1310,
schooner Dolly, Denney, from Velenchey,
bound, to Havana next day.—Sloop Exertion,
Barnard, for Ncwvork, in 6 days.—Sloop
Elizabeth, John S. Call, 26 days from Port
land.—Schr. Prudence, Rock, of Richmond,
(Vir.) lor do. in 3 days.—Schr. Sallv, S. De
lano, of Duxomy, 20 days from Wilming
ton, (N. C.) ah well —Schr. Spy, of Snow
hill, just arrived in the South Channel—
spoke brig Sally, Josiah Burrow, 3 days
from Boston, all well.
Same day —Arrived sloop Polly, Fisher,
fretn Portsmouth ; schooner Dorcas-Ann,
Blanchard, from Boston ; sloop Olive,
Hobbs, from do.
Tuesday, May 29.
Arrived schr Elizabeth, Ellis, from No
vsscotia, brig Maine, Parrot, 23 days from
Si. Barts, with a cargo of Molasses ; sloop
lionester, Davis, from Eastpnrt.
Wednesday, ATiy “10.
Arrived schr. Good-Intent, Crw.ket, from
Bosu n.
Thursday, AT ay 31.
Arrived sloop Betsey, Stove i, from Free*
poit; sloop Diana, Stone, fr. Mount-Desati.
Friday, June 1
Arrived brig Abiona, Howard, 26 days
from St. Barts, cargo Rum; schr. Charles,
W. M’Lellan, 12 days from Richmond ;
schr. Ocean, Webster, (late capt. Charles
Bucknam, who died on his passage home,
April 25th,) Irom St. Barts, 40 days ; sloop
Mason’s Daughter, Strout, from North
Carolina.
S H IP P ISC ME MO PA SI) A.
Sloop I.ittle George-Eyre, at Piiilad, from
Carthagena, was captured by a privateer
(under Spanish Colors, but supposed to be
French) ; under Portland rock detained 3
davs, and robbed of various articles, aiul oi
12,000dls. in cash.
Capt. Gifford, of the Eliza, from New
Orleans, ar. at Philad. was boarded off
Doublehesdedshot, from 2 French priva
teers ; and was examined and dismissed—
without being plundered!
A beautiful Situation for a Trader or
Ta vern-Keepcr.
FOR fale in Standifh, about 100 rods north
of the meeting houle, fix acres of
LAND, under cultivation, with a one ftory
Dwelling Houle thereon, comprifmg five
room* on the ground floor, and two porches
adjoining—together with a Barn 30 by 38
fret — a Shed, Wood Houfe, and Chaile
Houfe.—Alfo, a well huiflied Store, 30 by ‘JO
feet, and an excellent Aqueduct leading to
the fame.
I>”m*, reafonab'c, for Cafli or approved j
Credit.— Apply to
IS \ AC C AGE.
i
iresn Goods. * i
ROYAL LINCOLN,
T_J AS j jfl rece'rH at Ills fto*e. oppolPe 'He
* ■* Maine l ire *nd Mu-ine Inbj nnce Office,
r.'ul. jfgc (fere Filli) St.eef, ar. cx’eufive short- j
mem of fJeih
| Sea finable Fancy ':jf St ip!e Goods, [
— AMONG WHICH A»F —
Real fupertine black, navy blue, fall’.'finable
mix’d, brown, corbeau, botoe, clrab, aud
fcarlet Broadcloth*,
Common all col( u*-* and qualities do.
Supeifine ar.d cominou uiaek, drab, m;x d
blue, bull and white Caffimere*,
Serges,
F'eliefe Cloths, fui table for gentlemen’s fntr
mer wear,
Black Ok Florentine Vefiing,
Falhionab'e London do. neweft Hi'e of figures,
White Merfeille* do.; whi'e Jaiue,
4 4 London printed Cambrics,
| Falliionable fuperfiiie aud common Ginghams,
Fine and common Calicoes,
Blue Nankin*, firfl quality; yellow do.
| Walliingxn Stripes,
GranduriUs, p’ain and twill’d,
Nankin* ; coiton Cailimere*,
Patent Bull Nankins,
Gentlemen’s mix’d and white cotton Hofe,
Ladies’ black, white, and Hate do
Ladies and gentlemen’s bik. and white fdk do
Parafoils,
Silk and cotton Umbrellas, very good,
Black and other coloured Florences,
Black Sinchaw^ ; do. India Sarfnetts,
Ditto India Sattius ; black Canton Crapes,
Black Italian Crapes.
Brown Hollands aud Platillas,
Falhionable gilt and plated coat and veil
Buttons,
Imperial lilk ditto,
Beft Englilh fewing Silk and Tw’ift,
l inen Threads ; Cotton Balls,
Fan9 ; Hair Ribbonds,
A great variety of India Cottoos,
7 8 and 4 4 l.inens,
Fine and common linen Cambrics,
Britifh Shirtings, of a very good fabric,
Cambric and common Dimities,
A great variety of fancy Mullins,
Book, Leno, and cambric do.
Tambour’d and common Arnilet«,
Fancy Scatfs and Shawls ; Sarfnetts,
Ladies’ long Limerick Gloves,
Beaver, kid, and Yorktan habit do.
Men’s beaver, doe fkin, dog Ikin, and wafli
leather do.
Bandanna, black fi'k, fiagg, and fancy filk
Handkerchiefs,
Cotton, Bandanna, Madraf«, and Pulicat do.
White cambric Hkfs.; cotton bhawls,
S-4, 4-4 and 6-4 white cotton Cambrics,
Black and other contoured do.
Good olive and black Velvets,
Common Velvets and Cords,
Cheap cambric and muflin Shawls,
Green Luftring; ftik Shawls ; Bombazetts,
Wildboars ; Shalloons; Ratinett?,
Fa&ory Cottons; do. Stripes ; do. Ticking,
Ruifia and Derry Diapers ; cottou dam»lk. do.
Huckabucks and Towels,
j Englilh and India Checks; colerain Cottons,
Black and white Buckrams,
i Webb’s patent Sulpenders,
j Silk, cotton, doe fkin, and Morocco do.
' Fine Britannies ; black and white Miilinette,
| Colourld Threads ; Tabby Velvets,
j Flannels ; India Calicoes -
With a great vanety of other articles.
All of which will be fold on the very beft
terms. June 4.
FRESH GOODS.
P STEVENS, has juft received, aud is
J* opening for fale, a general alTortmeut of
Fancy and Staple Goods,
fuitable for the prefent and approaching fea
fon. Junt
HENRY SMITH b CO.
No. 4, JWijJ'cy’/ Ron’, Have juft received
Black, blue, corbeau,
Imoak, bottle, pep
per and drab mix’d
Broadcloths & Caf
fimeres,
| Stockingnett,
A great variety 3 4
and 4 4 common &
cambric Calicoes &
Ginghams,
Japan d, fancy ftripe,
ctufter (prig, loom
feeded, l'prig’d, tam
bor'd leno, all over
fpider nett, diced,
(potted leno, pu]uer,
p;a n and tambor’d
Book Mullins,
Hair cord, color’d and
whire diagonal and
plain Cambrics,
Common and camnric
Dimoties,
Velvets ; Velveteens;
Cords and Thiekfetts;
Black, blue, drab and
mix’d Florentines,
Blue and Pateut Nan
kins,
| Walhington Stripes,
■
REMOVAL.
'1 homas Becker,
TNFORMS hi* cuftomers and the pub'rc that
* he lias removed from his former lituation
to the fliop lately occupied by Mr Simon
Dear ion No 6, Jonet'i kozu, Exchange Jireet,
where he wiM carry on the
Tailoring Business.
as ufual. All rails and orders will be atten
ded wi'h pun&uality
YU.ll le kept conftantlv on hand fnr fale,
A vaiieiy of BRO \DCLO ATHS, CASSl
MERES, vVAl •> ECO VTING and TRIM
MINGS, and other articles necelTary for
cloath* of all lc:nd». J**f 4.
*
"PHE inhabitant* of Portland are hereby
* notified, that the fubfcrihers will attend
at their office, in Exchange flreet, on the 5<h
and 6ih day* of June next, to hear thoie per
fon* who m>y th>nk theinfelve* overtaxed m
the tax bid commit ed to John Coe to col
lect for the current year.
Aj^Jfat GJfte, Portland, M-y ?.>, i
Linens; Long Lawns,
Brown Hollands,
Cotton PlatiiJas,
Black Luflrings,
Boinbazeens,
Bombazetts; Ruflelis,
Rattiuetts ; Durants,
Duroys,
Socie, Britannia, Puli
cat, Hunting, Mad
rafs Handkta.
Purple, emt>ofied, and
elegant 6 4 cotton
Shawls,
Cotton Bandanas,
Engliili & India Cot
tons ; do. Check,
Fafljtonable Veiling,
6 4 and 7-8 Cotton
Diapers,
Cotton Towelling,
Gentlemen & Ladies’
colot’d and white
h!k and cotton Hole
Ladies’ and Gentle- |
men’s Gloves,
Spidernett Sleeves,
Umbrellas ; i'araiols,
fSft. Ufc.
(G\v) May 4.
Now Er.g!ifi Goods Shop. j
JAMES RUSSELL,
•J
rT AS taken a fhop in the I^furance Buil g.f
A * two doors below the Maiue Fire and j
Marine lnfuranre OlfLe, Exchange P-e U (l.ve j
Fith-ftr) add has for fale a large attortmeor of
Spring and bummir Good.' ;
conhfting of—
Black, blue, mix d, brown and o’ive fa per fine
and cornmoo Broadcloths,
B'ack, drab and mix’d Cailin-.eres,
Mix’d Sattinett,
Imperial Cords and Stocking Net:—fa (lii en
able Goods for gentlemen's wear,
Princefs Cord#—fashionable figures and ftripes
for gentlemen's Veits,
Ma.-failles Vettings; black and white Jeans,
B'ack, olive tfJ* light plain 53* corded Velvets,
B’ue Nankins; yellow do.; Englilh do.
Printed Jeans, for children’s wear,
Wettings ; Cotton Cailirr.eres,
Wafhing'on Stripes,
Black illk Florentine,
Silk, leather, and cotton Sufpeaders,
Ladies’ white filk Hofe,
Gentlemen’s do. do. do.
Ladies’ beaver and kid Gloves,
Gentlemen’s beaver do.
7 S and 4 4 l.inens,
7 8 and 4 4 Shirting Cottons,
Ladies white and col d cotton Hofe,
Gentlemen’s white do. do.
4-4 and 6 4 cotton Cambrics,
# ^ *
4 4 and 6 4 cambric Mullins, j
Linen Cambrics; Long Lawn,
Pocket Handkfs ; Bandanna do.; Flagg do.
Black and pla>d China ir k co ; Pulicat do.
Mock Ma .rafs do
Black I.ultrmg ; Mack Crape,
Do. Mode ; do. Lace ; white do.
Linen and cotton Threads ; Pins,
White chapel Needles ; col’d Sarfne’s,
India Cottons ; 6 4 cotton Huckerbuck,
6-4, 7-4 and 8-4 cotton Damalks,
Long Shawls ; Iquare do.
Figured, plaid and plain I.uttring,
Ribbons ; feeded Cambrics,
Seeded and veined Mullins,
Worked and plain laced do.
Figured and plain ieno do.
Seeded clutters do ; Mull do.
Crape do ; Riddlenet do.; Picquet do.
Worked and plain Jaconet do. ; Bock do.
j Cambric ami common Dimities, fs’t. t5\.
The above Goods are a!) of this ipring\
importations, and are warranted good.—They
will be fold as low as at any place in town,
for CaQi only. j
Portland, June 4. (6w)
WILLIAM SWAN,
BNo. 3, Union-Row, Middle Street,
AS received and ready for lale, additional
Stock of
FRESH SEASONABLE GOODS,
making, with his former fupply, a very gener
al afl'ortment.
—alio—
40 cherts ofHyfon, Hyiou Skin, and Souchong .
Tea*,of the lateft importation:-and warran
ted of the hrft quality.
Beft Georgia Cotton,
Barcelona Brandy,
Malaga Wine,
Frefli Raifins,
Welt India Rum,
Holland and American Gin,
London White Lead,
Richmond Tobacco, warranted of the firrt
quality. ,
Ground Ginger, in fmall kegs, &c. &i.
All which he will fell whelefale or retail,
at reduced prices for callior on credit.
"-—A LSO—1*
i i
Ten bale* of aborted INDIA CO TTONS,
well calculated for country confumption,
which will be fold at Bofton prices and on a
long credit.
Alfo—Received from the Providence Man
ufacturing Company, a quantity of COTTON
WARP; SHEETING; STRIPE CHAM
BRAY and CHECKS; at the factory price*,
and on a liberal credit by the quantity.
Portland *june 4, 1810.
BOSTON HAT
Manufacturing Company
JOHN MAHAN,
el GENT
n*OR felling their HATS in the Diftridt of
Maine, offers for fate, m
15 cales fuperfiue black Beaver Hats, wfde
aud narrow brims,
•1 cafes of drab do. all of which are cf the
new faihion, light, and very nice.
—also—
63 dozen Napt Hats, Iff and 2d quality
800 men’s and boys’ Felt Hars
Children’s Morocco aud Beaver Hats, a large
abort ment
3 cafes Camel's Hair Hats.
Any Hats bearing the Bofton ftamp, will be
warranted to give the wearer fatbfa&ion.
They will he fold whoielale or retail, at the
fame rates as by ihe Agents for the Company
in Bofton,
The above flock will fhortly be much in
creafed and kept conftantly good.
Exchange Street, adjoining iVlejf's Quincy i5*
Baker's. june 4.
CORN AFLOAT.
r PV/O thoufand five hundred bufhels YEL
LOW CORN afloar, in excellent order,
and for lale by
THOMAS CROSS,
No. 23, I.ong- U'harf
—100 puncheons of 2d, 3d and 4th proof
RUM, if application lie immediately made.
yune 4
By particular defi'ethe celebrated
Infant Rofcvus
TJIT ILL recite a number of besutibil piece*
from the moft approved authors, and
fmga variety of C imic Songs, at Nlahanit-I
Hall, THIS EVENING, (Monday, June Atb.J
to commence at half paft 7 c’clock.
Tickets, 20 cents eaJ<. may be had at Mr.
Cb.-n's, under the Hail—and as an encourage
ment tor Barents ro fend tnetr Children, ! ck
ets fbr their admiffion m;y he had at the lame
place fpf fix Cents only.—
N B 1 be father of Youg Rofrius will iftur
prop'-file fltortlv for opemng in Mechanic
Hall a Ichoo* fbr Englifit G ainmar, Readiug
EJpcirton, Ow«rapl v aud H’flo' v. If atten
tion, fobrigcy, ami capability, are requifites, he
tni!'* to prove hirmelf worthy cf patronage
&CU
rm* DAY, at ll YeUi. c- * r,d
(JCtdtt, ,r* U‘*l a iV
4 '.'0 bushes coulf SALT,
5 puncheons RDM.
CenJ ttuas at /At
J**e 4. K. GREri.Y
Maine Miili 'n-»ry Society.
pHR Annual MCt . . of the Maimt M:f~
J «'»' v 3tY;e!y will he ho’don at fhtk, a:
the houfe of Rev Vlr. Junk*, an Hre1n»fda+,
27th infi.itt, at 9 o'clock A JVI The Trailers
will meet the evening preceding
R. GILLE r, Secrrt„y.
HalUtrtf!, Jane 4, I RIO. ,
N. B—Tt will he recolledbed, that a vote
has been palTed by the Society, that it* Mem
bers endeavor to promote a Contribution, *o
the feveral Parifhes to which they beb>r,t?,
on the Sabbath preceding the eniumg meet
ing.
LOST,
A VERY handfome black large HORSE
rx from the pallure of Mr \VM Scai es, or
Wednefday, May 23 The Horle had a verv
i mat I wh’te ipot under his maimr, and the hoot
on his off hind foot was Worn up much bv
the toe cork over reaching. If any one wi,
give notice of faid horfe, where he may b*
found, he fhall receive a reward offve Jell*"
and if any one will return faid horle, th«j
fhall receive a reward of tea dollar, hv cahirr
on JEREMIAH COFFIN,
at Freeport landing # June 4, I8r0
COLLEGE LAftDS,
T N Fryeburg, burner. Paris. Livermore Otif
field, Harrifon, Poland, Baldwin. Rumford
Jay and Wilton, in lots numbered, as lareb
publilhed in this Paper, for fale by thefubfen
ber at hi* office in P< r land.
PRENTISS MFLLEN.
rJ'*HE fubscriher hereby gives public not:r?
to all concerned, that he ha* befn duly ap
pointed and ha« taken upon himfelf the iruli
of Adminiftracor on the eftate of
STEPHEN KNIGHT,
late of I almou*h, in the county of Cumber
land, fhipwnght, by giv-.ng bond as ihc law
directs—He therefore requests all perfon*
who are indebted to the laid deceafed4# ci
tate to make immediate payment; and thofe
who have any demands thereon, to exhibit tit
fame to CHARLES KNIGHT.
May 24, I 8 10. # (J 4^
. I
To the Honourable Juftices of the Court
of C'mnion Pleas, holden at Paris,
in the county of Oxford, on the fecond
Tuefd.iy of May» Anno Domini,
i 81 o.
HPHE Petition and reprefentarion of Bet
sey Cart, Admmiftratrix upon the hi
tate of Zacbary Cary, late of Tu.naj, in' th*»
county atorelaid, \ toman, decealed, inteftate,
I Humbly Shews—That the Goods and Chattel
I belonging to the faid deceafed’s Eftate are not
| fufficient, by the lum of Seven Hundred Dol
j lare, to anfwer the juft demands already paid
by your Petitioner and allowed by the Corn
milliouers on laid Eftate ; and that other d* -
mands exift againft faid Eftate,and that a part
jf the real Eftate of faid deceafed cannot be
fold without injury to the refidue.
She therefore prays that your Honor* would
grant her licenfe to fell the whole of the real
Eftate of faid deceafed, to fatisfy the faid debt*
with incidental charges ; and that the over
plus of the proceeds of faid laic, it any fhould
remain, may be appropriated according to law
—and as in duty bound will ever pi ay, &c;
,BETSY CARY.
May 9, 1810.
Oxford, ss—At a Court of Common Plea*,
beg«n and holden at Paris, within and for
the county of Oxford, on the fecond Tuefday
ot May, a. D. 1810—On the Petition of Beuy
Cary, of which the foregoing is a copy, Or
dered that the Petitioner caufe the Petition dc
the Order of Court thereon to he publifhed
in the Portland Gazette, printed in Portland,
three week* fucctllively, the laft publication
to be thirty days, at leaft, before the firft day
of the next ] erm of this Court, that all per
lons ntay then and there appear, and ftiew
, caufe (if aoy they have), why tne prayer of
the Petition ihould not be granted.
Atteft, CYKUS HAMI,IN
A true Copy of the Petition and the Order
thereon.
Atteft, CYRUS HAMLIN, Cli.
To the Honourable Jujiices of the Court
oj Lemma; Pleas, to be houlen at Par
is% zvithin and for the County of Ox
ford, on the fecond Tuef/ay of Ma. *
sin no Domini, 1810.
HE Petition and reprefentatioo of Jostrn
Colby, ‘Ydmintftrator upon the ElU.e
of David Evans, junior, lata of Fryeburg in faid
county, Yeoman, deceafed, mteftate—Humbly
Shews— t hat the Goods *nd Chattels belong
ing to the laid deceafed » Eftate are not fufh
cient bv the fum of Four Hundred and Sev
enty-ninc Dollars and Eleven Cents, to anfwer
I the juft debts due tmm laid Eftate and erpeu
| fes already inruired in t he fet dement of the
| fame, including in allowance to the widow o
laid deceafed, as by the order of the Judge of
Probate.
He therefore prays t! at your Honors would
! grant him heenfe to fell the real Eftate of laid
deceafed, or fo much theieof as fhall be uec
elfary to tatisfv the laid debts with incident
al. charges, and as in duty bound w'ul ever
prav, &c,
May 2,1810. JOSEPH COLBY.
o forp, 33 — At a C‘*urt of Common P!e?*.
be;, uu aud i»o!den*t Paris, withiu and for the
conniy of Oxford, on the lewimd 1’uelday of
Mi>v, a d iS:r—On the Petition of Jcleph,
Col iy, of which the foreg rug is a copy, Or
dered,that the Petr*on<?r cauie the Petition
and the Order of Court thereon, to be pub
lished in the Port la yd Gazrrte, printed tu
Portland, three week* fuccellively, the laft
jaublica loo to ve thirty days, at leaft, befoi«
the frft nav of the next Term of this Court,
that all perfone inav then and there appear,
and fhew caafe, (if any they have) why tho
prayer of the Petition 0. mid not be granted.
VuteP, CY RUS HAMLIN, Ctesi.
A true copy of the Petition and the (Jrde
thereon.
At'eft. CYRUS HAMLIN,