Portland gazette, and Maine advertiser — Portland, Me., 1808-05-09 00:00:00, page 3

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NEWVOr.X, AP\IL
The election terminated Lsi viewthj;,. for
a contest between the two {Treat pnr> . n
jmnted and vigorous beyondc.v in :le. i lie
votes have not yet been e uv sat u ; but ’here
can he no doubt ot pie reelect ion of the
(Clintonian) democratic ticket, ty a I. rtle
xn-"l«»i'lt\ . GU-K DO N S M > M FOK d, and
William Denning, Esquires, arc elect
ed members of Congress They art slung1
cjiti-MiJitoaianj : the farmer hei g one el
the protesters against the JJra.i C .metis
vote. There cun,be notjuesiio < of a matur
ity of the Legislature ot tnis Stac bch>.g
C LI fir TO MASS ; and that tin Sum will ghe
K.neteeu votes for Gcoiu z Clin ion, as
V« * 1. * A./l . O . o *’ it I 4 U r C
To judfc*: from the outrageous, noisy e\
•lltaii hi ot the I) r.ocrals on t cir success,
| W'* should i/nagin t;ieii hopes ot victory h*G
been very desperate.
At the 6.h Ward, »*rv clvahu' the poll a
mob of nearly &fj /*/„ .-tun g«>_ together,
I d.oveevv > A.u .m I tile! :e i*-t It om
the ncighb *u h->od. T ey k •{;• h :* v. ling out
r yejfrraHi:* J’ tc tie IimS.trjv; They
attacked a im utvr of nrdLiis’.vi; lar iiitu,
American ett a .d b a. them most un
jnerefuti*-—i net i Oi< L DOWN i tic A
IVIdKiC VN *G fr m a house occu
pied bt a ralisl, aiiu uamp.td'it uiuer
their feet.
Last night, a nun, by the name cK Jamies
Clark, was boa duwfl with a club in Litnc
G ‘ Street, au*j killed, bv tne JeJcuw u.d
ilr.ioutfo mob. -
FROM ,4LB.4.\ Y.
1 he following communication, is re
ceived through a source of high re
spectability. It is dated on the 3oth
ult. and exhibits a statement of facts,
highly pleasing and Important.
‘4 The ruinous effects of the Embar
go are extensively felt, and have pro
duced convictions of the most salutary
nature. If these can be made subser
vient to the re-establishment of sound
political principles* and the advance
ment to olfice of Men, who are honest,
capable and faithful to the Constiih'ion,
an important object will be accomplish*
«d.
44 In this County, the Federal Tick
ets for Senator, Membcis of \sscmbly
and Congress, have prevailed by unu
sual powerful majoritus.
44 According to the best information
from the Northern C ounties in the
Eastern District, and from those in the
Western and Middle Distiicts of the
State, we have reason to flatter our
selves w ith hopes of obtaining a Feder
al Majority in the Assembly, and of
rtarly dividing the Senate. Should
thest hopes be realized, the result will
be the choice of Federal Electors lor
President and Vice-President.
44 If in addition to this, we can have
the satisfaction ol couti Uniting, by our
example, \o the choice of a 1 cderal
Legislature in your state, cUf most
anxious wishes will be gratified
44 The following statement will shew
you how the vetts stand in the counties
from which the actual canvass has been
obtained. We it so subjoin the for
mer standing of t; osc counties.
Fed. Mcjoi. 1.08 ted. Mm jar 1837.
Albany, 1282 C6o
2ten*sc>aert 6u0 Demeo fr. 1802 h *6
839 36
Cotumi'ic,
Sdiakuit,
300 Demo since 180*1.
Greets,
C15 Demo, in 1807.
Ulstert
230 Demo for uveral,
Montgomery, 800 Der.\o. since IT: J
Jflo9 z*. 8 touts.s, *ti‘» exi <
to gvu ajederal majority throughotu thi county.
Very dtnn.oCru.Ljor sr.. past'*
n jr—and fircpai uiiuM Jor defence a ax
Jeiffksom.
In the debates in Congress on a bill
from the Senate to require the Presi
dent to arm the frigates and vessels ot
*i'ar ot the United States, Mr SniilL-, a
good democrat, and one in the secret
ol the Cabinet, sat s he docs not expect
v.ar tins summer—After the summer
then he does expect it.
Mr Adams, a bran new democrat,
says that il is probable France or Eng
land will declare war belorc the hr at
of November next.
Now for the means of preparation
and defence—
1. The Merchants are prohibited
from aiming.
2. Mr. W illiams a good democrat,
and member from South-Carolina, said
he would go farther to see the j\avy
iitrnfd than to extinguish th' Jire.
3 Another democrat says if we had
Tjo Navy \vc should not have had an at
traction the Chesapeake. Another says
it we have a Na*. y we must have taxes ;
f.ndatbird, that he would never vote
4or federal measures.
So that when we are on the point ol
a war we are to burn the Navy and to
take no measures lor security, because
they would incur expense ai.d be a fed
eral measure.
How cjii we be saved unless we car
change our i nfers and put in their plact
true Americans, men who will consider
oniy what is for the safety, indepen
dence, and honor of their country ?
There are between 2J and 30 Clierdkee
“i'b ct Washington, petti on ng fer the
; jwa: c. of ruro spi tobacco.
Ik-itteno,
Monday ^ },lay V, 1808.
Representatives.—he Citizens of
t!*is town will assemble this day to ex
ttcise their constitutional light lor the
choke of Representatives to the Legis
lature tor the ensuing political year.
MILITIA.
ONT Tuesday last, was the day for
the inspection of arms in the miiiiiu cl
this Commonwealth. We learn the
several Companies in this town were
in a high state of equipment; in several
wards not a single article was deficient.
I he Rsrilaud £>ea Fencibleu paraded
in uniform, anti went through their ex
ercise of liiing in a manner equal to the
expectations which we justly entertain
ed ot this respectable corps.
It will not be deemed amiss to men
tion that two companies of Juvenile
Patriots, one belonging to this town
and the other to falmputh, united on
this d iv and performed a variety of ev
olutions in a superior style. The nih
il ia is the great bulwark of our liberty
and independence ; every attempt to
improve it is laudable, and will receive
the encouragement and support of eve
ry good citizen. ,
Congress adjourned the 26th ult. to
nrnet again the 7tn of November next.
Mr. Ilslev, the representative for Cum
berland District, arrived in town last
week. From the best information we
can obtain, the embargo will not be ta
ken orf at present ; but on the contrary
a fourth act has been passed, which is
intended to impose further restrictions
on the Coasting Trade, as it is said
many evasions of this embargo law n«t&
taken place in the transportation of
American produce to Nova-Scotia, kc.
We do not complain of t is additional
law, for it is but lair if we must sutler
that all shoi Id share alike.
From l.e *S ufh of Eurofie.
Cant. -Mantor, in 5 5 days from Pal
ermo, [Si itv] aniwd at Uo»ton on
Thursday kv,Infos ms, that the French
Toulon and Korhelort squadrons uni
ted, constituting a fleet of 18 sail of the
line, had armed at Porto Terrajo, in
the island of Elba, not far from Leg
horn Ad. CollingwoOi had heard of
the &itualidu <1 the ITcncnnicn, and
sailed from Paleimo, wo d iys before
captain M. with 16 sail of the line,
to blockade them. Capt. M. spoke the
fleet after sating.
I he French nud made ho attempt on
. Sicily. A me i ican cargoes were un
saleable at Malta and Palermo.
On the ‘21st of Ap il, < apt. Mantor
Spoke the btig Ptildi nee, 2 i days from
Eordcsiux for New-York. A Mr. V\ il
li.iius, a pas .engei, informed caps. M.
that me French Emperor tus at Mad
rid ; that the King of Span had been
deposed, liia son placed on the throne;
an r e Prince of Peace sentenced lobe
beheaded ; that ail the American ves
sels and property which had been ar
rested, continued so, and wds to re iiuin
in that situation till it was known
whether tnc United States would or
i v.ouhi not ciu hire war against Grcut
ikituin.
i
j r.ta-e l>'r/trt~en tii ca, tfiosrii in ATaiiir.
I ;/v./.‘rr — Lollop Lewis, E q. uhd i-j.pt.
I I > n *d H •» r-tt: fi .
In. ttiA — J .me - Mi-iiw, c-Jtpl. John
* J tv can* 1 ,ai»c an*l Mr. Gcotre
« i- * %
S Iprrvjt,— t •!. Bi r j. Lai;, Lee and
• W If:; h*
If'/ /./«; - •! • J i- ; li C ute.
fi/ir /' /«..«. e/’. • C* . J’hltua Webb.
H' h -fi-i’c/. — Robert H. Duninng Esq.
f'.ith — h..». 'j**1 I >..\ i5 iir d William VVebb,
E'.fi s.
r,t nl— £amde1 Andrews, Esn.
bretp>rt— J )!»n CuJdug, Esq.
iJjiris—Eiias S ou. .1, Esq
Only — C <pt. J >9 ph M’Lt Halt
Aujutta—M:v* Samuel H >w\.rd.
Muc.&iovn—StepLfcn l’tf .L.t v
( j Bulky i import, £1/ ui i^ua, Bueistczin
end Augusta, latijear, sr it :c»iicr,mt h’tp, e
xe thuivti ; these ton is have, tJusjcui, chosen
ftCEKALlS l a.
£j* Returns from 42 t uvns have been re
ceived where a. change* has taken place in
the repress n at ion from what it was las
year. The federal gain is thirty one ; ios*
one ; democratic gun 15; loss 21; Neat
federal gain iuiri y six.
There is little doubt but that a majority of
Federal Representatives will be elected ioi
the ensuing year.
OBSERVE. Old Massachusetts, or
vvhat is com.nobly culled, Massachu
setts proper, has given a consider able
majority of votes for Mr. (ioKE, as Owv
ernour.' Let our federal Rulers re
member this. Let them observe too
that democracy nas not gained in the
district ot Maine That the county ot
Hampshire, embracing t.ie most en
lightened portion ol our ygomatm
gives a very large federal majo»i;\
vVill it be said thi-» county abounds h
I British Merchants t” il;ere is m
KSf
portion of the sea board so federal as
tnest independent farmers.—ft eft.
We have observed an assertion ii
several democratic papers, that the lat.
President voted for the democratic i»<
het at the April election. We are a.,
stirul by a respectable inhabitant i *
Qaiiicy, that the assertion is false.
Pal.
Xev:-Turk Election.—The following gen
tieinth are chosen I'cp.t.viii t us to tl.t
eleventh Congress, viz —Hon Jiurcnt Gar
denier, i< d. Gordon S M mu ford, demo.
Win Denning, demo. Killian K VanRins
st her, fed. James Kmett, fed. Thomas
Sammons, fed. Robert Le Roy Livingston,
fed. Herman Rnickei backer, led -Hiy-1
dmburgh, fed.—g^BtVtdes those, there
were every prospect of tlie election of
Judge Hailey, Mr. Howell, and several oth
er federalists—Xj '1 l*e hst Albany “ Re
publican Crisis** says, ** VVe have eve"y
reason to hope for a federal majority in our
H.iuse of Assembly—a uuyvrtiy in our rep- ’
rest illation in Congress ; and seven out of
nine of the Senators chosen this year lor
our Mate Legislature,” In the present
Congruss, New-York, has only two federal
blent bet s*
I
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From the Kennebeck Gazette, lifay 6.
Distui bances still continue in this
county, and but lew places ; ppear to be
sate tor civil office* 9 to execute the
laws.—Several men were shot at Lst*
week and were dety red Irom doing
their du'y by men armed and masked.
We heal*, teso, that in some part oi the
county of Lincoln, affairs are but little
1 better—Several officers have been stop*
l ped, some stripped naked and severely
1 utcii ; and apprehensions are enter*
t ined of the lite oi onew no has been
missing several days. W hether civil
society cun exist milch longer, is very
doubtful. Unless something is done to
protect the property and pci sons oi in
dividuals ; unless innocence can be pro
tected and guilt punished—and unless
men cun tind some more lucrative em
ploy ment than p«l»oliug ti e woods day
and nignt, in disguise and a; med, the
t'abrick of oui liberties is overthrown,
; soc ial society is destroyed, and wc arc
i undone ! '
| In Georgia * law has passed suspending
i the sate ol ,.i »,tcriy taken in execution, until
St/,.ember ; vt.uiitl it evpeeted there llie
Isinhaigo wilt tie broken—What will the
Georgia creuiuv* *.»y, when they lea n hem
smile ot the bages in Congress, that the
Lmjuigo is to CoMiinue «x men were form
t rh i nhaled lor Tntec 2'eoj*, or owing the
; h'm >
The H >n. M . Clat L, ofNew-Ortesns has
puhu>tu d ail * Id re m* La the puboc in llte '
Nation*! Intelligencer, in winch lie promi
ses t<> sui<» aituale hi* chaises against utn
Wlikaisoo. *
< -^ ■ —
TXSTALl.El)] In Newbury, lift week,
the m-v. y.mei Ali<umcf*% to the pafloral cate
oi ibe chu.eh and futiety in ihat town.
tn CharleAon, a few weeks fince, a child,
aged 4 years i die complatuc‘<l ot Ion oi light,
a id espired in a quarte. of an h.-ur aherwa.ds.
Upon,.peeing ttie t«a*y a quantity ot wUd jef
a.mne fl /wers (bign nia frmftt v/iemJ waatcuud
in he ftutnach, width llie had Iwatlnwcil vthde
at piay, a..d winch uo doubt ocealiowea her
dta i<
!’i Baltimore, Daniel and Caleb lhug e ty,
IVtlL m t and H m Ai>irt», ah In eign
ers, execute tor the n.udc oi me of the I
prifou keeper a, in attempting to break jail. i
s
«Hm»ns yuiri'iamtf.
. If wa.* n cntio etl fume days llucp f* at CO
£ tinea wcie j aul for 'hr privilege of fl ep iig
in the long hoar of a vdTel I'ouad hum hiw
Y-'rk in L nd>n. — I hr i..lorma'i“n wr ra li
fer h>jjxy—1 Ju* lum indeed wa- piid,bu. (he
taflingcr vui in theJlt.-p / Jtaib, aud eucloied
in a c jbn.
Glh Boat Bffx ietuy.—V'e lately mentioned
the «a|iture of 7 Dan.fh gun boat* by (he
Britifh (hup Clio—l lie frtuch papers ul late
have fpnkenofa new mode if t.aval warfare,
deviled by the Dane* :—Several gun-l-oats
were to make a combined attack upon any of
the Bfuifli fliips ot war ; one wa» to a rack
upon the bow anothe mi the quarter, a third
«a« to place herfelf in luch a po fit ion a fourth
in another — The (even gifn boats fried tins
new method : 1 he Clio let them advtnce;
and whtn the was in the mioli of them » egan
her ma acuvcrs, and /&*! ib.m all ! — Vt e hope
thi» teflon will not be loll upon our (UclUers
lor a guh-b.Hlt nany
)i?‘2 American thipi arrived at Canton from
Jan I, lBed, to Dec 15, tfe 7.
A very la ge J\avt* (crow) aliglred on lioard
the American Hop Edward, latefv arrived in
Greenock from Savannah, when 9>M) mi’es
from ;and — Its wings were clipped, and it fed
famiharty with the fowls.
FriJ/j Goods.
T. & A. VINTON,
opening a handfome aflort
RE now
A
meat of
Spring iff Summer Goods,
CONSIST IP* c or
F«foa ’cloths, CalUmere*, Ca icoe<, Ginghams,
Dimoties Cambrics, l.u eltrmgH, I abhy Vol
vets, fndia Cottons, elegant da-nuk 7-4 Silk
Shawls 6-4 do Colera n Linens. Veilings, .Lin
en and Cotton Cluck.,Cambnc Dimoties, hdk
and Morocco Bracts, Diapers, &c. dec.
Moy 0, I St 8
J OR ..S.V/ /*.,
V FFW, in the Rev. Mr. Kl’gg'i Meet
* ing iioule.—l or U*n*» apply a: this Of
fice»
1
/•I oy
JVh irf :Timber.
T1TANTFD to pur haff four hundred tons
of Whaif Virnher, to be delivered at
uOTtla^c1 by the laft « f next mouth, for which
calh will be paid — Apply ro «
ISRAEL RICHARDSON.
Portland, 25/A Ap il, 1808.
GARDEN SEIDS.
I^'OR fale at the fou'h-weft corner ftore of
RicbarJjon t Wbtt>fy iu Fore llre„*t, a vari*
ety of FREnH GARDEN SEEDS
Alj*—Souchong and Hyfonikin Teas, of a
fuper.v .' quality, and a general affortmeut of
H tjt- India Gcods,
-.’ay 9.
NOTICE.
1'HE fubferiber notifies thofe perfons who
have unfiniflied bufmefs in hi* hands that '
he has removed his OtH.e from Sa.arapp* to
Gotham Corntr. RE I EK THACHeR. t
May 9
Land f'.r Sale.
I'HE fuhfcriber offers for fate the follow
ing parcels of L.iND.
A FARM, we'l calculated for a Trader,
Farmer, or Me* hauic; one mile from tile
Meeting Houle iu tfexu GlmitJUr^ plealantly
fuuaied on the County koad, with which will
be fold e even acre* of interval LAND,
h* the town of ~jayy in ike couury of j
OxJjtd, 1 hree 1 hi ulaml Acre* of 1 AND of !
the hrlt qua uy, fiiuate in diilcreut parts of j
that town, winch is one of llu Left towns in
the county It will he (old at a re* need price;
thj whole will he fold together, or hy the Ga
ff e ,ot» »» m»y belt accommodate purchalers.
And one lot in tl e town of B thtl— Inquire of
J \MhbfclARR jum 1 fq for information.
AlJ°— 1 PemAff.t, in l owufhip No. 5, of
the . h k ange *>f I* wnfhipion Pifcmtaquu >iv
<r m the county of Hatunek, Five l houland A
eres ijf 1 .and, m 1 of* of iOO acre* each. *1 his
*» one cl the fi.ielt Townftiip* in that country ;
Saw and tirdf Mills are already ereifted from
Whence any kind of 1.umber may be rafted a
Goe the fh pp.ng in bar.g r i his towulhip is
r .pid’y Idling. You. g Farmers ae invited
to (iitii.ii c fort htmirivet —* It . citiii c of \ i y
DANIEL 1 U1 L!N, of laid townihin, for fur
ther pamru'vs
Aljo— Vhi ry tnt ufand acre* of S r. JOHN’#
LA.'!) (to called i in the county of lVa/bing
1 ins laud is G.uated in the l eft traift of
Land iu the Diftrilt of Maine ; ti.e foil is v»-y
rich and fertile, the growth principally Fta;d 1
Wood and Luuon Nut * n ad is laid ou.
through Did Land from 1‘eoobhot to St
Jt bn s River 'I tvenry tholiland acres of ibis
Land is li ua Fut Icvcu nine- fri m :he rich
Farmer* on St. John* R.ver, k\ d Ihe Toft I
Road from thence to Quebec. Shou'd so or j
<0 good Farmer* together ai d pur
thale tin* whole trad f <r their own atftu.d let- !
tlcmeut, they would emu e a fortune to them*
fe'ves and their children after them For fur
ther particulars pfeafe to inquire of he fub
fenhtr. ,
JOSEPH F FOXCROFT.
Krw GLtuefler, May 9, 1 riOb. (6 mo )
NOTICE
TS hereby given, tkat the copartnership of
& E Morfe i* thi» day d'ffolve'1 by mu
tual content. All perfons having account* o*
pen wi h laid lirm a e leqvufted to fettle the
fan c with i»hu Morfe a. hi. dwelling Louie
in Fiddle Stree , and aft ;hof« indebted are dC
Grcd to make pa\ ment
JOHN MORSE.
tkflRAlM MORSE.
May 9.
NOTICE.
| HE inhabitants of the town of Portland
ore hereby won tied to bring in to the lub
fc^theri*, aflePor# < f laid t* wn, true a> d per
ftift lift* of their poll*, and of their eftate. Loth
real and perfonal (not exempt from taaation)
which they were pofllfledof ou the Grit day
of May initanr
I hey will attend to receive thefatiie ar the
chamber over the -* a’ne ti.mk f otu the fe h
to the iilft of May ii.ftant inciufrv , from 9
A. M. to 6 o’clock. P M of faid dai*.
PF.I LR WARRFN, ^
ABRAH M WATSON* Ajrfa,\
J\MhSNE.vL, ^
P*rtld*J, May 9, 180S.
I
NOTICE.
"XX’S the fubicriber*. Commiffiontrs Ap
pointed by the Hon. si us Lee, Eft).
Judge of Prolsate for the county of Lincoln*
to receive and etafliiue the claims of the iev
eral creditor* to he Lftate of
JOHN ct LbY,
la'e of Bowduinham, in laid county of Lin
coln, yeoman, deceased, give norice that fix
in mtkt are allowed to faid creditors to bring
in and prove iheir claims and that we (hall at
tend that lervice at the hoitfe of Capt. Wi!f
iam L)unh»m in laid Bo ivri*i nham, on the fee
0:id and fourth Mondays of June net', and *fn
the iecond and fourth Mondays of July ue t,
and on the fecoud and ihtrd Mondays of Au
guft next, from one to live o c:ock, t\ M. each
day.
rZEKIKL THOMPSON;
ZACHEU8 BEAL.
March 30, 180a. (\)
*** Valuable Scbcul iisok.
JUST published and for fale by
ISAAC ADAMS]
A valuable Book for the ulc of School*—
CONTAINING *
The CONSTITUTIONS of the
state ue Massachusetts,
and that of
THE UNITED STATES:
The Declaration of Indepeadence,
and Prefident
Wajhhington's t arewell AJdrcfu
This hook was printed a fliort tiniefiare by
order of the Gene al Court of Mafiadtufetu,
and by them reconYnended to the inhabitants
of the fevei al towns, to be read as a SCHOOL
UOOX in all the common fch ol* —Few tu
ples of this u efull book ever reached this part
of the fta;e; bur where it has beca adopted,
ir i*h glby approved of.
By the requeft of a t;uniher of gentlemen
interelled in the education of the riling geaer
tiar..a new ediliou has juft been priu td.
B.DftiLn yai le JuffiuU in fit ts by /Be
luaUrmt, “ .Hu ll
hPHE fubfcriher hereby give- public nor: *
* to ali concerned, tt*ae he has lClf!
^.uly appointed and has taken upon lunik f
be trul' of an Adininiftraror or the cfia,e of
GioRGfc Knox warren,
late of Balaee. in the Bay of Horderu*
merchant, dec-aled, by giving bond aH
the law diredU he therefore rtf|uell alt pt *.
f.'Ui who are indebted to the fa id deceafed’* es
tate to make immediate payment; and thole
who have any demands thereon, to exhibit the
tame for fertiement to
PETEK. WARREN, AJ.ni*m,ator.
A'ay 9.
THE fubferiber hereby givC8 public notice to
ail concerned, that he has been duly
appointed and. has taken upou himief the
trull of Adiu niftrator on the ertste df
EPHRAIM CAR ] Ell,
late of Freeport, iu the county of Cumberland
yeoman, deceaied, by giving bond aa the law
directs : He therefore resell* ail perfon*
who are indebted to the laid decealed\ e».
tate, to make immediate payment; and tUofe
who have any demand* thereon, to exhibit the
fame to LORNEUUo JJ>LLL!i\GHAhr
Afrd Itf.
Hard-ware Goods,
William Goudard,
T T A3 received by Joit-ph and Henry
X A trom Liverpool, a very exteufive audi
tion to his flock of badlery, Cutlery & Hard*
Wait Goods—which he offers for fale by
wiiolelaie and retail, on the moft reaicnable
terras. Likewise,
530 boxes teft Grown Glafs, utilizes froni
9 by 7 to |« by i j
ISO calks wrought Nails, all fizcs
3 tons flieet Lead
70 dui, beft Eug iih Shovels and Spade*
*5 do* Frying pans
100 doz. heft .Sewing Twine
3 calks flat Irons
Largs, quantity Cart, Waggon, znd Clufp
Wheel ls< xe>
Setts of Cart lion, Vv'eight*
7, M and K8w do do
Plocktin Tea Pots
Cloyk i ace*
Few l>oxe« double tiu Plata*
B!acklmuh s Anvils and Vice*.
also,
Aa alTortraen: of LOOKING GLASSES*
vtnth gilt and Mahogany Frames
iiKewist,
A very great variety-^ Joiner’s Plane*.
7* the H.murt&U Jufica of tht Court of C mmou
P tui next to It Uldt cm tit JiJt J efduy of
Alurck, in tie\eaw of *ur Lota egb ee„ hundred
and etgl-4. at Votiluna, xvitbin ana Jot tie count*
if Lufi.Li land
" j HF Petition oF EPHRAIM SMITH, jun.
t ot Gorham, in our laid county of Cum*
berl?nd Gentleman, humbly lhew», Thai he
is in trifled, with peiltms to turn unknown, in
the following dtfcribcd parcel of Land, fituate
in laid Gotham, being part of Let nil bered
oue hundred and feven, and delcribed and
bounded as follows Beginning at the fouth
weltcnv corner of fa d Lot, thence running
eatterly on the fiutheriy fid- line 0f laid Lot
»o the fou.beaf'erly corfler of laid Lot, and to
Land in p<*fTeltioo of JolLua Brarkett j thence
motherly on faid Bracken’s land and on the
eafteriy fide line of laid lor, to a flake, amt i»
i«uJ vw. ed bv Capt fcphratm Sin.rh ; thence
wefterly on the laid Ephraim Smith • land ia
a line parallel to the lourherly fide line ol fa d
lot to ihe road paJH..g hy the welieriy fide of
faid lot to a fluke ; thence fntitherly on laid
road, and on the wefierly fide line of laid lot
to the tirll mentioned corner ot bound, ci n
taining Fifty Acre, more or lefs. That V(. ur
petitioner is defirous to hold and enjoy hi*
part or fhare in the above defenhed pat cel of
Laud,betjm,one moiety or half thereof, in f«v.
eralty. He therefore pravs that your Hon
or* would order parti;ion thereof to be made
and Ins la.d part or lhare to be let off and di
sked from the reft, agreeably to a Law of this
Common wealth of Maflachufcrts in fuch call*
made and provided
Samuel whitmore, ir. Atum,
lor EPH’M SMITH, jr.
AT a Court of Common Pleas for the coun
ty of t umbcrUnd, begun and holder) at Port
land within and for laid county on rhe lirfl
Tuelday of March, A. D 18 », on the peti
tion ol Ephraim bmlth, jr whereof the fore
going is a copv,
Oidercd.Thit the Petitioner caufe the fev*
e.a! perfon* ime.cited in fa.d Eliare, am! liv
ing within the .State, *r the Attorneys of fucli
a:- are al-lent, zud have Attorneys refilling
w.thin the Ma e, to he duly notified of Lu! p*.
tition, hy lerv.ng them perfonab* with a cb
py thereof, or leaving a copy a: Their dwel
hng houfe or lafl place of almde. or by inferr
ing tht lubftance of the feme tllree weeks |u«
crlfively in one or more of the public new?*
papas, that th.y may have opportunity to
make the r exc.ptio** to this Court ou the
!hef ^ JlintUcltl ikoir granting
Attefl, SAMUEL FREEMAN, CL,l.
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