Portland gazette, and Maine advertiser — Portland, Me., 1810-02-12 00:00:00, page 4

removal.
SAMUFI. WATSON h.,< rem.,.<l from
hi* la-e (i-«nr| to the ch ttnVer a-1j lining
rrt-r D id C it Apothecary Sti >p. in Ftlh
j^tre^. wlircehe enn'inuc* to exccutethe
TAILOR ISC, nun St SS,
ai formerly, in a faithful and fadnonabte
tranner.
yin'jff 29, I 810
NATHAN NUTTER,
INFORMS his Friend* and the FuMic, that
he hai purchaled the S ock in Trade of
Mr Samuel Wat mm. and has taken the (hop
I <rHv orruoied by him, oppofue Mr £. Al.ul
t n'i, Fids flreet, where the
tailorisg nusrsrss
will be a’teoded to with diligence and dif
pa:e!i, and where are for fa'e a tew pieces fu
perfine Broadcloth*, CatT-meres, Vetting* »r,d
Trimming* of the be 1*. quail:y. Pa*ronage is
refpe&iully fohcired. - Jan 29
KZEKIEL DAY,
TTfANT’ to ptlrchafe Two Thoufand
v» Buihe’s of good HOUSE ASHES,for
which Cat** wi'l he paid.
Puttied, Jan. 29, 1810
* TO LET.
ONE ha'f of a convenient Three Story
DWELI TNG-HOUSE, frna-ed on Fore
Street.—Apply to MARY OXNARD.
January 29. "
Twenty Thoufand Dollars,
IV f AY he gained at S. PATTF.N’s Book*
A,,:* Store, & Lottery Oifice, fur the
fatal! fan cf Erv* Dollars
FOR SALE,
TICKETS, Quarter* and Eighth*, in the
4Oafs of JDtretrlli It R»ai Lottery, to begin
Draw', ig in a few d jys.
A iso—Res’* Cyclopedia, now puhiifhing,
at the coft
N. B—To be let, a large and convenient
CELLAR, uuder the Book (lore No. 10, Jones'
Row, and a SHOP m Middle-(treet, a
Cheap Reat. J-**- 29.
ASA IORDAN,
n ESPECTFULLY inform, his friends and
^ cu^omer* that lie wi«! receive in few
days, &u atl'ortment of
SOUTH CRN STOCK,
of the firft quali'y.and warranted to give the
wearer fatisf.i<flion. The a»ent therefore, will
have every inducement to have fueh BOOTS
manufactured as will not fail to give the wear
er fatisfaction, and command certain prefer
ence.
He will manufacture BOOTS and SHOES,
at a th'irt notice in the nenelt Manner, and
every requeft iliaU be punctually amended to,
ax his lhop, next door to Maine Bank.
'juniper Berries.
Air ANTED to purrhafe, about Fifty Bufli
V ' el# of JUNIPER BERRIES, more or
lets, for which calh will be pa d at the (lore
of MO^ES BROWN, Middle-Street.
~~ FOR SALE,
FIFTY-FIVE acres of valuable Faft tiring &
Wood LAND ; lying in Falmouth, fev
en milet from Back cove Bridge. The tern*
w;i| be eafy to the purebafer, and may be
known by applying to
CR1SPUS GRAVES.
folmortl, Jam 29, 4810
A F<::\ 7, FOR SALE,
TN the eaft end of the town of B'-unfwick,
**■ near the Turnpike Bridge, three miles
from the port of Bath, and five mile# from
jJowdoin College; confining of ninety fix a
cre^ of M'Wing, Pasturing and V.Yod LAND,
one HO J'iii and Barn; well fenced, princi
pally of done wall. Said farm will be fold on
reasonable terms, and ti e paytuen:# made eafy,
if apptiei for before the fir t of April neet
2or further particulars inquire of the lubferi
ber a. Bath. WILLI AM B. LaRRaBEE.
7jim-v 29r'Sl<>.
SiilH CL5Ulv,
FiSHsrussr,
T TAS juft received an aflortmeut of supcr
-* liue and Common
BROADCLOTHS;
which he offer* for fate on the moft reafonv*
b'e term* —LirtWt WAluTCOAT PAT
TERNS and PRIMY.INGS of a'.l k;nds—
Together with a f tlh ftipplv of Webb e New
yorK Patent SUSPENDERS.
He continue* to execuie the
TAILORING BUSINESS,
»n the m.)ft fafhionab'e fly'.e, aud with fidelity.
wanted,
At the above hufiuef*. an APPRENTICE of
infc.ft>ioa* and “ ftcady haVita”—to whom
good encouragement will be given.
Peril7y<n*iry 8, 1810. (tf)
Cumberland, ss.
Taken by Execution and to be [oil at
Public Auction, at the Dwelling
Houfe of Janus Michaels, in B. unf
u ukt on Saturday the ihird day cf
March next, at one cf the clocks
P. M,
A LL the Right in Equity of Redemption,
** which Daniel Dough-y has in and to t.ie
follcrwntg mortgaged Heat Eilate, fi mated in
Brunfwick, a:*i described as fo'low*, viz —
Northwardly by Merrymeeting bay ; Eaft
wa'dlv by land of John Andrews juu. and
Stephen l.arrabee ; Sou hwardly by land cf
Jawe* CurtifT* ; Wefterfy by- land ot hnr«
Michael*; containing fifty acres, or there
about*, and i* the Land on winch the Did
Daniel Doughty now live*,with all the Budd
jug*. privilege* and appurtenance* thereto
belonging.
James dinsmore, Dtp. sk-ff.
Pwfkeici, 22, 18*0
Taken up adrift,
ABOUT the 20th of November, laft.anew
LONG BOAT, about 18 feet in length,
and has never been graved. The owner i*
defin'd to prove { 'operty, ptv change*, and
I er away.—Apply to JOHNtCUSHiNG.
£//* £ jfua. 29, JS10
. HENRY SMITH & CO.
I Aro. 4, Mumzt's Rcwt
have for sale,
Black,
B lie,
Brown, Superfine, Fine,
Cortieau, ^ a*d Common
Claiet, I BROADCLOTHS.
Bottle green, |
and l)rab J
Black, Y
Drab,
B ut, [ Superfine and F.ne
Olive, f CaSSIMEREs,
Green, j
ButF & whte J
O te bale KERSEYS.
Rue,
Green, f Royal
Brown, and ( PELIECE CLOTHS.
Smoke coloured j
Afli. Y
Ftwn, |
Drab, J. QUEEN’S CLOTHS.
Green, and |
Crimfon J
Crimfon, Y
Scarlet,
Blue, } PELEICE FLANNELS.
Green,
Lalock J
Slate,
Green,
Lalock, j Twilled and Diagonal
B‘ue, f SARiNETTS.
Purple, |
Brown \Sf
Crimfon j 1
Hunters’ Cloths
Durfils
Plains
Coaiings
Satinetcs
Flannels
Baizes
Blankets
Scarier,
C imfun,
Bine,
Purple, f >
Green, N
BrowD, & ! ^
Black J 5°
Lullring;, and
Black Bo.nbaiene
Rudells, aiid
Ruffe lets
Shalloons
Durants
Duroys
Calim&neoe*
Veilings
Velvets
Velveteens
Corderoys
Tabby Velvets
Silk, cotton and worf
COLLEGE L 4NDS.
THE Subfcriber offers for fale, ihe follow
ing Tracts of LAND, belonging to Har
vard LJlegct the title to which is diretit from
the Government, viz.
IN FRYEliURG,
Lot No. 35 1ft Dtv. 53 acres, interval.
18 2d do. 25 do. do.
22 2d do. 54 do. upland.
10 3d do. 50 do. do.
— 4th do. 50 do. do.
18 5th do. 60 or 70 do. do.
IN TURNER,
Lot No. 36, 135 acres.
86, 125 do.
16$, 150 do.
277, 125 do.
IN PARIS,
Lot No. 27, 7th Range, \ being
28, 7th do. ^ hundred
29, 9th do. I acre
29, 8:h do. J lot*
IN LIVERMORE,
Lot No. 78, 100 acres.
93, 100 do.
149, 100 do.
IN OTISFIELD & HARRISON,
Lot No. 116, 3d Div. 100 acres.
1, 2d R. 4th D. 100 do.
5, 8th R. 5th D. 100 do.
15,
rN POLAND,
I ot No. 82, 2d Div. 100 acres.
99, 2d do. 100 do.
IN LOVEL,
Lot No, 125, J ft Div. 100 acres
122, 2d do. 100 do.
128, 3d do. 100 do.
12, 4th do. 100 do.
IN BALDWIN,
Lot No. 3, I ft Range, Faft, 100 acres.
68, Pond lot, 100 do.
8, 3d Range Eaft, 100 do.
10, 7'h Range, Eaft, 100 do.
10, 8'h do. do. 100 do.
IN BROWNFIELD,
Two Lots in Brownfield, containing abmit
34)0 acres each.
IN RUMFORD,
No. 25, containing 20 acres, 1ft Div*.
>6, do. 80 do. do,
38, 2d Div. 100 acres.
47, 3d ot> MS do.
IN JAY,
No 20, Range 2d, 100 acres.
10, - 4th, 10O do.
8, - ISth, 100 do.
8, - 14:h. 100 do.
IN WILTON,
No. 1'i, containing 155 acres.
207, - 170 do.
IN NEW-SH A RON,
One Lot, containing 320 acres, in the
north part of the town.
The above Lands will be fold on a liberal
credit, and Settlers now on any of the Ix>ts
will be accommodated if they with it. For
papticulars, apply to the Subfcriher, at hit
lOdke, in Middle-ftreet, Portland, where he
• may be found until the middle of January
next. PRENTISS MELLEN.
Dec. 4, »8'w9. (tf)
Nathan Bucknarn,
Oj^rt f*r r. \ at JVo 9 iSf 10, Lnng-lVharf%
2700 buihels of Maryland CORN,
320 barrels fuperfine FLOUR—of the
firft quality, juft landed from fchooner Kros,
Aim—350 quintals of new CODFISH,
which may b* tacn at Tlomcn Bumbcm's ftore
F*re Stmt. Portland, Dec. 25.
i
ted Hofiery
Chi Iren’s Socks
Ladies' & geutlemen’s
filk ts* leather Gloves
Linens
Shirting Cottons
5-4 Cotton Shawls
'Silk and cotton Hand*
I kerchiefs
Damailc TaWe Cloths •
6 4 cotton Diapers
India Cottons
«4 4 printed Cambricks
Cambric and common
Dimoties
'Muflins
Cambricks
Ca’icoes
Ginghams
Furnitures
ditto Dimoties
FatSkory Ticking
Sheeting
Shifting
Check'd and
ftripe Cloth
Fa&ory Warp, and
coloured Threads
AW 6.
1 leaks & Do Cartereit,
rjf AVE lately opened a handfurne aflort
* mem of
ENGLISH GOODS,
Together with a general aflurtraent of
W. /. Goods & Groceries ;
which they will fell at reduced prices for
ready pay. Having l*en ahnoft exc ulively
in the habit of crediTiug tue year paft, and
being convinced ef the evil confequ *nces at
tending fuch pratfbee, both to Creditor and
Debtor, they are determined to trade on a
1 different plan. Wood, Bark, Boards, ? aves,
and almoft all kinds of produce will be re
reived in pay, and the fraalleft favor graceful
ly acknowledged But thole who wifli to
lave their feelings are earneftly requefted not
to apply for the leaf! credit, as they are de
termined not to ftain any more paper with
charges.
N B — All perfons indebted to the firm
are requefted to make immediate paymen.—
All who neglect till tir ft of March nexr,
will be fued without dilcrimination.
Not thyar month, fan. 8, 1810. (2m)
OIL fcf CANDLES.
' 'Mill
Batchelor Iluffey,
Opprfite the Indian Chief Tijh Jlreet,
HAS for fa!e, on reafonable te*ms,
125 boxe? SPERMACETI CANDLES,
4 calks SPERMACETI OIL,
of an excellent quality.
N. B The beft of SPERMACETI OIL,
fold for one dollar per gallon
Cuftomers are refpevftfully requefted to call
at the fign of Huisxy b* Winslow.
Nov. 18.
New Goods, for Sale.
WILLIAM SMITH,
n ESPECTFULLY informs the Public that
*^ he has for fale, at his Store bottom of Fijh
Street, a few doors from Meffrs Quin.y & £*•
ier't, a general affortment of
Wejl-India Goods and Groceries ;
among which are the following :
50 hhds Turks Ifland Salt—40 quintals heft
Dumb Table fifli—50 quintals Pollock Fifli
—Cogniac and Spauifli Brandy—Hollands
and American Gin—Weft Iadia and New
England Rum ; Hyfon, Young Hyfon, Hyfon
Skin, Souchong and Bohea Teas, firft quality
—White and brown Havanna Sugar—Mar
tinique ditto—Coffee—Chocolate—Ginger—
Alfpice-Pepper-Muftard and Cloves —
Frefh Cafk and Box Raifins—20 bbls frefh
Superfine New York Flour—Sea-Ifland and
Georgia Cotton—Loaf and Lump Sugar—
5 hhds firft quality Retailing Molaffes—Fig,
Pigtail and Smoakmg Tobacco—a general af
fortment of Iron Ware—Iron and fteel Sho
vels—a few Calks tower proof Powder—
Brunfhun Patent Shott—Indigo—Logwood—
Redwood and Fuftic— Allum and Copperas—
together with a fVnall affortment of
ENGLISH GOODS :
which he offers for fa'e as cheap as can be ob
tained in this town or Bolton.
N. B Families that buy Teas from this
Store, may depend on its being the very firft
quality, it it is not they are welcome to return
it; and receive their money again.
(tf) _ 11, J 809.
WILLIAM M’LELLAN, Jun.
J NFORMS his friends and the public, that
A he is now opening a large affortment of
SEASONABLE GOODS,
amono which AKi—black, blue, bottle
greei, brown and dark mixt Broadcloths—
black, blue, brown and fawn Kerfimeres—
bottle green Queenfcloth—bottle green, blue,
fawn and crimfon Peliece cloths—plumb and
black Peliece Velvets—red, green, black and
white Flannel*—ditto Baizes—ditto Bomba
zetts and Wildbores—Pateut Cords—alTort
ment of Veftings—men’s Velvets—Fearnaut?
and Coatings—Foreft Cloths & narrow Plains
— Blankets—Linens—Shirting Cottons—India
Cottons—black, white, and plumb Cambrics
—black twill’d do—a large affortment of
Mufiiu'—Luftrings, Perfians, Modes and Sat
tius—cottou Shawls and Hdkfs.—Camels-hair
long Shawls—figured Turbans—brown Pla
tillas—cotton Sewings— Silk Twift—fewing
Silk—Ferrits and Ribbons—fliort ftlk Gloves
—velvet Bindings—Dimities—Calicoes—Stuff
Goods of all colours—worfted Hofiery—mo
rocco Shoes—heft of firk work’d Buttous
Also—Knives and Forks—Bellows—Pock
et Books—Speftac'es—Patent Lamps—Shov- I
els and Tong*— Pins and Needles—Elaftic
Knitting-Needles—Spoons--Thimbles—Muffs
and Tippets, &c &c—all of which he will
fell very low, and invites Purchafers to call
and fee tot themfelves.
Jan. 15.__ _(tf)
MAINE SPELLING BOOK,
JUST pubhfhed, containing a variety of
words accented and divided, with moral
and entertaining Leflons, Tables, &c —To
which is added a Geographical defcription of
the United States in general, and the DiftriA
of Maine in particular.
Notwithftanding the number of School
Books of this defcription in print, the Maine
Spelling Book is in general ufe, and highly
approved of in the Schools throughout this
DiftriA. In many refpeAs, is better calculated
for inftruAion, than any other Spelling Book ;
being cheaper, and carreflty printed on good
paper t containing a great variety of Leflons
in Spelling and Reading; and the arrange
ment aud divifion of the matter is fuch as
greatly to lejj'en tire tabor of the mafter, and
facilitate the pregr fs of the learner in ac
quiring the rudiments of the Engtifh language.
The above.Took may be had in theets by
the hundred or thouland, or bound by the
grofs, dozen, or fingle, at the Book fto-e* of
ISAAC ADAMS & STEPHEN PATTEN,
Fijb Street, Portland, on advantageous terms.-—
So'd alfo, by Cr arles Metcalf, Bat/'—
John Batson, Wifcaffctt—Ezekiel Goooale,
Hallnvell, ar.d by Traders in the Country.
Dec. I I. (3m)
03* NEW TAVERN.
JPH c. ful,fcril * r refpectfuily informs his
friends and the publick, that he has re
commenced keeping a Tavern on B.unfuick
Plain, a few rods weft of the lituation where
he formerly kept. This houfe is new and
convenient, and every attention will be paid to
cuftomersto render their ftay pleafant aud
fatisfaAory
JOHN DUNNING.
J3> unjzvt.l, Feb. 5„ i 310.
John Prichard, 1
fNFORMS the public that he has Opened a
1 ftore at the Hay market oppofite the Co
lumbian Tavern, where he offer* for fa’e,
iv. I. Goods if Groceries.
Flour—Corn — -R ye—Oats— In
dian and Rye Meal, &c.
Alfo—Sooo wt. of I.ive Geefe, Sea Fowl,
Ruftta and Lifbon FEATHERS, All of
which he will fell a* low for Cafli or Onto
try Produce, as can be purchased in the Dd
tria of Maine, wholefale or retad.
CJ" Bedticking, MatraiTes, &«•
made at the fhorteft notice.
Ca/h paid for Hatting and Shipping
FURS.
January **-. 0 0
An additional fapp ly of Goods. j
Cewrge Hill h Co.
No. 6 Moss* y's Row,
HAVE infl received, and are now opening
an additional fupply of GOODS,among
which are :
, Superfine B oadcloths; Calliineres; Velvets;
Velveteens; Tabby Velvet*; Borabazetri ; i
Calicoes; Ginghams; Scotch plaid ditto; cor- |
ded and fancy figured Mullins ; Seeded and
lace dito; Diaper; Napkins; 'Fable-cloths;
very flout Britilh Shirting; double Florence
Lullrings; Cotton and Thread Laces; Cot
ton Shawls*
Coos and Vermont Bills takeu atadifeount.
Feb 5, 1810.
[ NOTICE
IS hereby given, that a meeting of the Stock*
holders of the Brunfwick C ut ton Manufac
tory will be held at the Building of faid Man
ufatflory, in Brunfwick, on Tuefday the twen
tieth day of Februa-y next, at 2 o’clock in
the afternoon, for the following purpofcs,
*
viz.—
To choofe a Moderator
To hear the report of a committee, chofen
to make By-Laws for regulating the Corpora
tion;
To vote fuch fums of money as fliall appear
necefiary to defray the expences of the eftab
lifliment.
To agree on a mode of calling future meet
ings, and to pafs fuch votes as fliall appear
conducive to the intereB of the corporation.
BENJ. J. PORTER, 1 n. _
JOHN PERRY, Jun 5 ZW?6r'
Brunfwick, Jan. 25; 1810.
Equity of Redemption.
Cumberland, ss.—
Taken by Execution and to be fold at
Public Vendue, on THURSDAY
the JirJl day of March nexty at two
of the clock, P. M. on the premifes—
A LL the Right in Equity of Redemption:
A *■ which Janies Rannic has in aud unto a
certain parcel of mortgaged Real LBate, ft u
ated in Falmouth, in laid county, viz Mac
key’s ifland fo called, now in polT* llion and
occupation of faid James Rannie, with all the
buildings thereon Banding, privileges and ap
purtenances thereto belonging.
EZRA GIBBS, D. Sheriff.
Falmouth) Jan. 30, 1810
EOR SALE,
A BOUT one mile from Portland, on the
* road leading to Stroudwater, four acre*
of LAND, under good improvement, with a
large two Bory Dwelling Houle, 58 by 38
feet, well finilhed ; aud a Barn 5o by 32 feet
It is an excellent Band for bufit efs of any kind.
Said property will be (old very cheap, aud a
long pay day given for a part, if wiflted ; or
a Farm would be taken in the country for
part pay. Any perfon wiB.ing to make a
good bargain, will do well to apply foon to
the lubferibers, living on the premifes
WISWELL & RICHARD.
Falmouth) Ftb. 5, 1810. (rfy
^OTICE is hereby given that the fubferi
ber has been duly appointed AdminiBra
tor upon the eBate of' BENI TEAGUB,
late of Turner, in the county of Oxford, yeo
man deceafed ; and has uken upon himfelf
that truB by giving bond as the law directs ;
and all perlons having demands upon tlie ef
tate of the faid Beni league, are required
to exhibit the fame ; and ail perfoos indebt
ed to the faid eBate are cal'ed upon to make
payment to DAN l TUTTLE, Adminifra or
Turner) Dec. J 2, 1809. (F 5)
' W^ fubferibers having been appointed
by the Hon. Judah Dana.Efq Judge of
Probate tor the county of Oxford, to receive
and examine the claims of creditors to the
eftate of BENI TEAGUE,
late of I urner, in faid countv, deceafed, rep
relented insolvent, do hereby give notice that
three months are allowed to laid creditors to
bring in and prove their ciaum, and that we
fhall attend to that fcrvice at the late Dwei
ling Houfe of faid deceafed, on the fecund
Monday in January, and on the fecoud Mon
day iu February and March next, from one
to live of the clock in the afternoon.
I.UIHER C.\R\ . 1 Gomm'tf
DANIFI. HUTCHINSON, ± finer,.
December 15/4, A D. 1809 (F 5)
Edmund Mount for/’s Eftate.
I rJ',HE Heirs of the Eftate of Edmund Mocnt
I fort, late of Falmouth, in the county of
Cumberland, Shiprighr, deceafed, and all con
cerned are berth) notified that Epraim Tuck
Marfton and Richard Mount fort, as attornies
to Hannah Mount fort, adminiftratrix on laid
Eftate, have exhibited to me an account of ad
iTtiniftraMou, on faid eftate—that application
| ha* made for a divifion of the Rea! Eftate
of faid decealed, among the Heirs—and that 1
a return has been made of th^ Widows Dow
er of the fame All which will be confidered
at a Probate Court to be holdeu at the office
1 of John Froth in .'ham. Efq iu Portland, on
Wednefday the fourteenth day of February
next, at ten o’clock iu the forenoon when and
where they may appear and be heard on fa d
lubject, if the? lee frt
SAME. FREEMAN, 'JiJgenffJ.Ciurt.
Jan. 24, 1810.
DR.REt*^
\TEW CYCLOPAEDIA, Vol. X, Pirt 1ft
and 2d, and Vol. XI. part ill and 2d
are in the poffefUon of the lublcriker, and
wi.l lie deliverd to fubferibers iu the . hftritft
ot Maine, at rtore No. 2S. Long V’harf.
THOMAS C30.?S.
Portland, Ntv IS, vtf)
tit laimon—nnoca, queen* metal, aii<j
ter Table and Tea Sp kxis—elegant Tori!
Shell and Horn Hair Combs; a variety *
Ivory anti H >rn Small Tooth do.
//ARbiVARE—A large air..rtmfnt of
Knives and Forks, among which arelboiefe..
very fine-a great variety of Pocket and Fe#.
knives—a few dozen R izors of the ttrfi a^t
ty—large and Imall Seniors - «*>.«, Sty^dj
caft heel teonon—dovetail and w.md baw,
Chiflels of all kinds— Gouges, from » | 2 ll^
to the fmalleft fet:—Carpenter’s Squares and
Com pa Ik-s—Carpenter’s Hammers_La.hin#
d<>—Wood Screws—Saw Setts—Screw 1)/
vers—Drawing Knives—n«e Steels_[n^
Stands, pocket and defk—Razor Cala*_0^
and Tooth Brollies— a good aiTortment of i],t
and round Files—Cwrk Screw*— bauff jj,,.
es—a great variety of Morocco Pocket Bookt*
Purfes, Memorandum Books, Ac together
with many other articles, which he will kif
cheap for Cafti.
83" Pleafe to call and fee.
He repairs ami clean9 Washes, and war
rants his work, if the Watch be toierahl*
good, for one year. Every favour will be
gratefully acknowledged
83" WiHajd’9 Patent Time-Piece* forfa'e.
Portland Feb 5, »810. ftf.)
To the Honorable the JuJliccs of tk
Court cf Common Pleas, hAdcn at
Portland, iwithin and for the coumy
of Cumberland, on the third Tuefdiy
of November, in the year of out Ur l
one thoufand eight hundred and ante.
'pHE Petition of William Vaughan, cf hid.
* Portland, gentleman, and John Auder
fon, of Falmouth, in faid county, yeoman,
humbly flieweth, that they are iu re relied and
feized in their demefne as of fee, as ter.anu in
common with other perfons to your Petition
ers unknown, of a certain tract of Land, ia
faid Portland, containing forty live aersi
more or lefs, being part ot a lot of land bought
by Brigadier Samuel Waldo, bve of Portland,
| decealed, of the heir# o( Silvanus Davis aad
others ; the laid forty five acres (lait'y own
ed by faid Waldo, deceafei, and \s illiam Cot
ton) is bounded as follows :—viz. Beginning
; at a large rock lying on the loutheriy fide $
the County Road lead ng from Portland to
Stroudwater, aud at the northerly corner cf
the late dwelling houfe of George E. Vaughan,
Efq in faid Portland ; thence S. 1° E by the
i bud which William Vaughan pu chaled of
Thomas Bracket, about two hundred aud
twenty four rods to Fore River ; theuce by
faid river thirty three rods to a flake ; thence
N- 3° W. by the land of William Vaughan,
known by the name ot Branthall’s Farm, to
the County Road leading from Portland to
Stroudwater ; thence by l aid road to the lirft
bound. That your Petitioners are delirous to
hold aud occupy their fliares thereof in fever
alty, viz. The faid Vaughan the one moiety
or half part thereof, and the faid Anderfon
eleven lixieenths of the other half part there
of. They therefore pray that partition of
faid tratiY of land may be made aud their ret*
pedlive fliares thereof divided and fet off 10
hold hi (everahy according to law in fuck
cafe made and provided* Aud as in duty
bound will pray.
WM. VAUGHAN, by
w. t. vaughan, hi. irtorncy.
JOHN ANDFRSON, by
MOSES QUINBY, his Attorney,
A true copy— \tteft,
SAMUEL FREEMAN, dal
Cjmbfrland ss.
At a C ourt cf Common Pleas, fir tk
[aid county of Cumberland, bejur and
holden at Toil laud, within and j'J
find county, on the third Tvcf Jay rJ
November, A D. 1089,
ON the f-regoing Petiiiop, it is Odernd
by the Court, 1 ha; the Petitioner caule it»e
feveral pcrfons interested in laid eftale, and
living within the Rate, or the a'toruiesof
luch as are abfent and have attornies rrfd*
ing widiin he date, to be duly notified cf
(aid petition by fe^viug them perfonahy with
a copy thereof, or leaving a copy at thiir
dwelling huufe or tail place of abode, or by
inserting 1 he lubftancc of the fame rbree week*
lucceflively in one or more of the public newt
papers, that they may have opportunity to
make their exception to this court on the filft
Tuesday of March next, to their grautingthr
fame-—A tied,
SAM‘l. FREEMAN, CUrL
Fibruaay 5,
Sheriff’s bale.
Taken by Execution and to be fold at
Public Auction on llEDEEUDAl
the the 28th day of February next, a*
at 2 del ck in the afternoon,
Al-h the Right and Equity cf Redemption
^ * that Samuel Drink water has in the fob
lowing mortgaged Real Fflae, liiuated io
Northyarmouth ;—vte. Ah the land f»wr
Drinkwater purchafed of Samuel Stubbs, Iyit'k
between laud owned by Nicholas
Mitchell, and land owned by John Babfuu -
and bounded on the cothify road leading#
from North-Yarmouth Falls to New Glour*1*
ter, containing about one eighth of an *cri‘*
more or lets, with at! the buildings thereon,
confiftteg of a two ftory Dwelling Hw|e<
about thirty two feet by thirty tit, with ;
good r\cqu^d'^5l of Water leading to tfc*
porch, and well finiflied Alfa—a goad fUnv
which will coutain 12 to;%ofhay. Sale 03
the premifea. Terms of payment made
kuowa at the time a«d place ot lale.
SETH Mi FCHELL, D’y. Sberij.
Vjh 29, JMO.
'"I "HIS it to forbid all perfons from ha r boon.r
or trufting, Sally Williams, wife ot
fubfertber,oo my account, as I rtiaU not he*”
I werable ferany debts lhe may contr: ft »f;er
this date. his . ..
JOHN X W!LI-IA>
P»t itenJ, Feb. 2,1810, mir k