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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-03
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From Ruilell's Gazette.
THE DRUID RITES.

A FRAGMENT.
TYAH what fhrieks of anguifh fwell,
j / Rscreant madnefs fands aghalt-
Did you hear that Demons yell
Roll on the ihivering blaH
Twas the Drud's midnight howl
To sid the fcnds of forgery meet;
Le, wrapt in many a winding fheet,
With eye of wrath and whitening fcowl
Slowly rife they from the dead,
Each unveils bis cowled head,
Muttering POUNDS of dark intent
That tell the moody mind on fchemes of muir
der bent.
Now the troubled rites begin,
Shouts, that freeze the alarmed foul,
With dubious meaning peal their din;
The Furies burll 6tful laugh.
Loud, as the tempeft rocks the Ky >
Anon they iezc the myhic bowl, 49,
And holief blood they quaff. :
Atlength the cauldron boils, * round they fly,
Urg'd by no confcious will
The bodirg raven hurries by,
And all again is Gill.
10 lovely child appears,
It's cheeks fufIus'd with fcalding tears;
A mother bears the fatal knife.
To yield at Witchery's doom its life,
A facrifce of eldelt birth. IS "a
Can a mother urge fuch deeds /! eafaasIa
j. Break the bondage of his fpell, 7
Nor foul the bridal bed,
To glut the Drnid's favage mirth,
With crimes 70 black, as lfartlc hell 4:
Mon1er-curfes blaf thy head,
He bleeds, the new born infant bleeds
The banquet fnokes-the hags advance,
And round in wild dilorder dance;
Their fcreams difurb the dead
Grnnins now with hideous look,
In myaery's lore lupremely read,
They fcan the Sorcerer' Runic book:
The churchyard yawns, and many fpritc,
With hurrying aep, and marble glare,
Walks the midnight's baeful air, .
While livid flames bctray bis fight.
Pilow'd on clouds of curling FIRE,
The fateful filters fail behind,
Yokd to the pinions of the fhuddering wind
From wormy fkulls the clottea gore
With favage extacy they drink,
And rolling onward flowly fink;
" Drown" they cry, in blood your ire.
s' And let the orgies roar" "a
The cold moon, trembling with alright,
Grows pale, and reels athwart the night
ConvulGve Mona backward leaps,
And groans along her thoufand lteeps.
Once more they fhout, "to vengeance run,
" Ere morn a palfying deed of hell is done."
HENRI.
Hums. ,ism, particularly tie fri born, srss a,
fbsls bO!!afsis!sari efbp,riIh Jlpryffi0n
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-03

To The H0Horablc Taj9;eet o. TIE Court ss
coumsa PEA, Ssgr and tSlfa 81 Rs,sa ssi5is ess IN
tss GoaTiy Of Liusais on TIE a 1agfey II AOsts,
Dsniri 1885, sss .#.slas E o.
by Benjamin Hafey his Attorney
AJ complains Thomas Wilton of Top1ham, IN aid
county OF Lincoln, yeoman, that the thireth cay Of
December in the year Of our Lord one thouland feyen
hundred and ninety three Samuel Thon pCon ate OF
faid Topiham, Eiquc, deceaed intsnasey by his bond
OF that date under his hand and iea did hind hmfelf
and his hers,apesthe psyment fun OF forty five
pounds TO make and execute the Iaid Willou GOOD
deed of fifty acres of snd, ltuae 10 Topi-
ham aorefad, and bounded as iotows wig. beginning
on the highway at the norhcal OF ot of land
then lately let by The fad Samuel to John Dupon and
bounded the fame lot fouth-weltery uuahe famc
courle find LOT containing the widh Of thirty rode
more 70 back the fame courfs with the o,s
of land below Stephen Psnrel and Elpa han Hinkleys
land, until iad fifty be complicated Now the
iaid Wlioa aver that he paid faid deCealed the
aioreaid fun of forty five pounds yer the fad deoeaed
being prevented by death, has nevtr made TO him the
deed aiorclaid, wherefore the ind Wilton prays thai
your honors after due notice given to all concerned in
the eate of the faid Samuel trcrafed would grant IL
eenee and empos the administrators OF the fad de-
ceaied, to make and your Complainant fuch
good warrapes deed cftbe preues ashe fsid deceaf-
cd when n iu life upon the payment OF the fun afore.
fad ought rs have made and cxtcured. IT, go
a true COPY. - O BENJAMIN H tAE
si -as'sp- JON BoW1fAM,j,. cart.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-03

DIsrRIcT OF MAINE, A. sle
PY virtue of writs of venditioni ex-
~ ponas dreaed to the ubfcriber from the Dillrid
Court held at Portland the fin Tuefday of Decem
Der a will be expoed for ale at the houfe of JosrPH
TrNKHAm. Efq in Pownalborough, on the fourth day
of March next, certain
Pink'd fern Boh7, or SHALLoP, =.
of about twenty fix burhen, with her tackle APP
parel furniture and sppurtenances--Said boat having
been condemned aid Court for breach of the rese-
nue. laws of the United States. ~
Also,
At the fame time and place will be
fold two barrels of SUGAR. condemned in the Court
and for the caufe aforeaid-Sae be eleven O'clock
A. NJ and conditions then made known. $3.50 aa-
; ISAAC PARKER, Martial.
Portland, sf5 Feb 1900.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-03

DISTRICT Of NAME, r.
DY order of the Hon. DAVID Sew
IL ALL, Efq. Judge of the hllria Court for faid
DillriGt, Noticeis hereby given, > -lss
That Libel is filed in the Clerks
Office of fad Court, by FRANCIS Cook, Efq Collector
of the port of Wcaet, agan fevcn barrels of Sugar,
eized by fad Collector the fecond day Of December
afl for violation of the revenue laws of the United
States
ALTO that another libel is filed as
aforesid, by faid Collector, agar the following arti
cles viz one piece of Watcoating No. 45I; one do.
No As, one do Cloth, No 36 two do 81, as one
do. a.; do. III do. 81; two pieces OF Fan-
MEL red and yellow one do Coating ten loaves of
Sugar; cafk of I'd. Nails one do, Cd do one
fnal Bale marked +; two crates of Ware, marked
N&P; four Bales two fma chefs OF Bohea Tea !;
one do Souchong Tea fix tubs Spices two kegs of
Gin one key of Gun-Powcer one dozen Iron Can
dlencks one caik RaiGnS I H.-The above articles
having been eiaed by fad Collector on the fecond day
of December laa pan, for fuppofed bre,ch of the
revenue laws Of the United States.
ALTO that another libel is filed in faid
Court by NaTuAnrLF FosDlck, Efq. Collector Of the
port of Portland. and falmouth, againa twenty-five
hogsheads of foreign Rum, imported from, Antigua, IN
the Wei Indies, into the United Staes---hc fad Col
eor having fezel the fame for alledged breach of
the revenue laws.
And hearing will be had on the
above bels at the Diari1 Court to be holden at
Pownalborough, within faid Diarid. on the fra Tuef-
day of March nextat which time and place all perons
concerned may appear and Thew efe If any they have
why the articles above mentioned houd not be deereed
forfeited .f
Isaac PARKER, Martial.
p,.,r,.y Ri
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-03-03

TO The Honorable Jyqires Of The Coarf of
sis csur:y # i"s'i., %, sss se 2azy IF .7t~sev. d.
no DENIM 1899
DY Benjamin Hafey his attorney,
Ocomplsns Ezekiel Thompfon of apIantation called
in fadcouny of Lincoln, Equire, that on
the twenty firth day of January in the year Of Lord
one thouiand fcyeu hundred and ninety one, Samuel
Thompfon late OF Topliam infad County, Efqure d.
oealed, inteste by his writing obligatory of thai dats,
under bis hand and ea did bind hmfef and his heirs
to make and execute the laid Ezekiel coed wairsn
tee deed of hundred acres of land G,uate in Tep
ham aforefaid and lying on the eacrIy 6de Of land
then occupied by James Wilton, bcgnnng the river
by fd Wiions land, and to run back the fame courf
with faid Wlfons land about north eighteen degrees
ea carrying The width Of forty nine rods, running the
fame courfc with fad Wilfons land until one hundred
be compleatedaid writing obligatory bens made
for valuable confederation the iad deceafed At M
time the fame wa, executed Now the faid Ezekiel a.
vers, that the ad Samuel fourth day of
May, Ammo Domin 1927, made to him deed of one
moety only of the prcmfes adjoining the land the laid
Ezekiel then occupied but being prevented by DEATH
the aid deceafed has made and executed to the
sd EIesie deed of the other moiety OF the prentice
Wherefore your complainant prays that your honors
after due notice given all concerned in the eate of
the fad deceafed, would grant hccnce and empower
the admnirathrs of the fad deeealsds make and CT
your complainant fuch good warransc deed of
his life time ought to have m ade and executed.
~ = a' BENJAMIN HAsEY..
true copy. ."..ss he.as. q 1871
AnPe JON BowsMAN,jr. civ1.
sa3 .vsA sHg ~ I'D fg~ an = q =
LINCOLN IT. ' ae1H
Ata Court o comnuon pleas beld atWarren
sSi1a fir De csuuy Of Lincoln, he fri 7ssy s No.
ve.sbs, Sssg s b day II ai month DINO D'misi 1899.
UPON the complaint aforelaid, Or
dered that the complainant notfyal perons in,erened
in fad complaint, to appear at the Court Of COM
mon Pleas TO be holden at Pownalhorough within and
Tor the County OF Lincoln, the fri Tucfdav of June
next, by pubhinc atteted copy of naid complaint
with this order thereon, three weeks faccevely in the
Gazette printed at Portland by ELEzrR ALLsY JENKs,
the Ian publication I've three weeks lean before
the lifting OF fad Court ALTO. by polling an attefcd
copy of Aid copIant, with this order thereon in fomc
public p'acc'in fad Topiham three weeks at leaf, be-
tore the lifting of ad Court that they may then and
there appear and thew eaufe fsny they have, why the
prayer thereof ihoud not be granted. ,fss =
-4ff7f.- JON BoYNhN,yiy. Cert
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-18
BY SALMON CHASE, tbeir attorney.

n Z Couyi ef Common Pleas t5y tbe county u Cmn
bylaad, Lrgua and bsldta ~ Portland ~ Eaia
4oaay, sLN Ta.Ehy Of Af~eb, AD.IS0o.
ON the petition Of George irundy
and Others, whereof the foregoing Is 4 true copy
TIE C7nrf ordrr, That the petitioners cauic notice
thcfyufto oe given ~ AIT perinns oteref II n the
E01,e thyren mentioned, by pubhhug fat Pet.
ton amt this Order "a Jeak5' Portland G1zsftr,
three weeks iucc,aively, the lan publication to ~
al lca0 thrIy lays before th' nest ttrm.
hUyA. SAMUEL ERETMAN, ON
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-18

r. The Hon0urabie ne TnRicef eff TIE
Cart Qf Common Pleas bolaen ~ Ncegg.suag7rr,
n and jor fbe county 9( Cumberland, ~ fbs fg1
T-u5Cly 9f January, dime D0na4j 1890.
He petition Of GEORGE TRUNDY
n W Cape-EIizA5eth u f4id County, Woman,
as he y Tenant by the Curtrty in the right W Olive
Trrndy, his wifi, late Ut faid Cape Elizabeth, de-
clatyd Hannah Jordan of laid Cape III zaD-th,
widow William BlCkford of Addition Ii ths Coun-
iy of Wilmington, yeomdn; Solomon JaCkOn ut
Pejtplcot Claim In the County Of LncuIo, yCo-
man, and Sarah h,s wife ID her right; Temperance
Joridn Of iaid Pyjcptcot Claim IN the County oi
Cumb rIand, widow; and Benjamin Thomas N
LoHG Hand n the County of Hancock, mariner,
and Mary hs wife IN her rght--humbly News I:
That they are utvrctcd ir, and arc iclzed ~ fix,
as Tenants ~ common with iomr Other pelion %
pltrns to your petitioners unknown, oi one ninth
p1rt each ut certain real caate COhdAng ,t upland
and mlrth, n faid Cape Elizabeth, whereof Robert
Jordan, late of fii1 CIpc- Elizabeth, died i7izyd
and that your petitioners 1rc drhrous % hold theT
tnt lhaIts ~ ttvralty-WherCiorc they pray that
aid real cGat- may ~ divided ana FIT Of "a thrn
to hold II f-vrraty IN the proportion aforCtid,
aEretably 70 the Laws Id that cafe made and pro-
vId6d.
MON ryTACT ,t...
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-18

~ PERSONS applying fyr iurlrance WI houfas.
h"rt7, or OTHER buildings, ihaI lodge u hc Office u
written declaration. Part uia izing Jhl own ana rcet
where luch buildings arc fIuated ct vHat materials
competed their dm-nbons, relative dtu..il1, rfua-
te va'1e, ana ths purPo.os iOr which th- lsnc HE
occupied lnd not more than thrue laurtLs yf rId
value WAN by Injured
No policy Nil be exccu'ed, or hazard commence.
until Ihe premium " paid at thc Office in moaey.
5 Au perion' inturi0g their property Az this Office
nh GIVE NOTICE VT any Other nluraucc thar is wv fhan
he made by them, ntheir behalf on rlid properly,
otherwiic the policy win he void.
lnluraHcc w be madl on property held bv mort
gage leale toT years or l(e remainder, or reveron
provided the nature x. the tenure be prevouy fptci-
fed
NO inlurance hai he made for ler term than
one year ana amy ner.Uu gh0ohoC to bc injured f1-
ieren years ha be allowed Ihc amount cr one wears
premium, hy way ol dACCuu:, anl I1i .0Gr wears hlF
years diIcount
n hc company win not te accountable fcr. or r--
anYlois, ur damage, cau,d by foreign invaGor ctyI
cCmne'lon, ur any military ufurprd force uhtevsr
I'll AI pc'loAs injured at ths oihlr, fuGAiuug I1ls
oT damage hy t-e, in buildings. laI aiv, immedisc
notice thereof iu vrtsE tu thy Company ana Deliver
nto 'he ufl~l Within tarNy d71s a5 particular 7n a.
count "a iuch Cs KEN damage, htaurc WI thr cam.
w admit, ana thc ulI anJuny thereof nut cxcertnrr
thc nun hiuttt tlAI. ag pa in dairy day, after 1u
without deduction provided til lanc ihsM taarnt t1
three WI cont tHg itu injured
he Donrny have thc rehJ to rebuff vi, VT rcnttr
thc h7uct XIII build n.s damaged XVII de0roycd hy fr..
Nh MN ui paying the 'is u u.au,y provided thC fse
M hcguu witHA th-tY DAYS after proofof Jos 4aI ae
hniihll vithOuJ 4ty unrcaI.. h0. lrl7-.
y No policy ftatI hc bind as or the Company WI
Aligned uuIcs inch aiiaumrrt te allowed W, a .l.rv
thereof IN t-e books ol hc Company
IN The Company ,-ilI receive a.ap0r-s .nr i..-r--
ance. from any MA ihe cuz1ns of,h Dmrrt WI Maine.
f',,''"4. tr ty ay g Jay. aas .t ra4 agi 5-a+-a.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-18
TO BE SOLD.

T. a FARM, lying in Parlonsheld,
IA containing one hundred and eighty acres
~ good Land, good Buildings, and an Orchard
. 1T one hundred and fifty trees-1cng a very de-
lghtful 6tuatiOn--W hoover may WtA 10 bc
inrniihed with peahnt feat " the county, may
now have one byapPyn5 % MOSES MIGllEL,
90 the prem,fes Aag. IS
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-18
Rates of dHanai Preniamr t5, Iafra1cs zraiaJ1
FIRE.

R4tcs qf .Vzaaai Prlmnmr t5r Iafrazce araiaf
FIRE.
r. T HOUSES or Stores with brick or Zone vars and
III III nate, ;c, lead. copper, XVII comprGrOn roofs,
nandg icparate from otitr buildings 75 cents on Ic3
dolltrs
!. Houles VI Stores with brick or Gone walls, and
Tate MITE, lead, copper competition roofs connected
with other buildings, having brick PARTITION walls oF
one or more tcy above thl racf, 8o cents
3 iouil, or Stores with brick ~ lon4 walls and
wooden COTS t1lt Gaud l-paratc from, XVIII connected
WIN other bidding vi lr,k partition walls " one
oF more tcet above ta- ROOD G5 cents.
a"u.cs ot Stores With brisk or GoHc walls ara
wooden tooisi connected WITH uAet building, without
brio, Par,i;i0n walls, go cents.
:. Houies or Stores of wood, or paler walls Rand-
ing separate from otAcr buildings, g5 cents.
X. honlas IN S'orea 0I wood, connected uith other
buildings, Io7 cents.
Froui XVI The aforementioned buildings srr-rot oc
cupicd loT any hazardous trade o- i1r nurinr anv
hazardous merchAldiie Az enumerated ~ th9 following
article.
Z. Al buildings occupied, III whole or in part. nv
any Plrnn vino iiaiI Ute or cSerce thcrcn thg trade
of eafPeuter, joiner c0opyr, tavernS4 DUH Or INN
holder, table Seepef, baker. ingarboier ropemakur
b0atnulder, mhtdrtr, brewer, tllluw chaud1r. apo
thtcary chemii oi ana colour man. china. clais or
conference.-the; or iha.i b4 uled lcr acrug or
keeping nt TEMP, hsy, '@ 9,y p.lh t4,, turpentnc,
rohrr u"iicS.d hmc, EHpetre- lulphur gunpowalr-
lPTlts Ui turrtntuc, aqua FORTS int ntli f0rs OlI
ot vUrol, hay, 0r7w, I1ddcr of adv kind. corn ur-
thr-ihed, oii. d.hHyl tprits from t2t wv aco
ccuC. in pruPott un the ltuativn and quality uf
uch buil ula hat rcndr thfnl more wv eI hazardous
M the op.non of thr Directors.
NB As circumstances u.rv exi1 which wH either
lotn or iHcrraIe the hazards that come within thc
ir~t letter ui ue foregoing rates, the Company In
thuic cafes, rclerve thc right z lla premiums ac-
curdinbyi oI to rellc % make tlc ia.lrM.ce.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-18

TO the Honorable the JufticeS Of the
Court Of Common Pleas holden Al Portland, j. ana
for the County " Cumberland, the lat iuelday
Of March, Ammo Domini 1900.
THE petition Of DANIEL Fox,
IL CHARLES Fox, J0HS Fox, SARAH Fox,
CAROLINE Fox, GEORGE Fox, and REBECCA
THINNING Fox, all Of fad Portland, Minors IN
der the age az twenty. one wears, who petition by
SARAH Fox Of f7jd Portland, widow, their Guar
dian and next Friend, humbly ihews-That your
petitioners M .lrs to JoHN FOX, late Of fad Port
tia1d, EiQ -dCCcai,d, are inttrrttcd il, and hand
i1ztd III fte as Tenants In common with ilmt
other perfon or ptrlons 10 your petitioners UNI
known, Of fix acres and one quarter OF an acre ~,
together with one lrventh part Of, Certain tract
~ parcel of land, which formerly belonged ~
JOSHUA BRAMHALL, late Of Plymouth n the
county 81 Plymouth, deccated, commonly called
ard known by the name ~ BrambaH5 Fam. Htu-
1ted n fad Portland, and bounded rs follows, VIZ
Northea0erly by land which was LATELY owned bY
ANTHONY BRACKET, dvCeatrd, aud nov byWtL-
LIAM VAUGHAN ; toutheaHtrly, lnutherly and
iouthweRcrly Ivy The waters of Fore River north
wttrrly by lot Of land belonging 20 the heirs OF
BENJAMIN LARpABEE, dcCtatri, and by the road
leatiRg ftOm Stroutwlter u Portland ;-zud that
your petitioners are d,frous M holding their fad
Proportion ot Che above de1rhri lana IN frverdlty
Wherefore your petitioners pray mat the fame may
be divided and f-t MI To them, to hold 10 ieveralty,
saGr-=2bly tO the laws I'D that cafe made ana pro-
videt.
SARAH FOX, Guardian 10 Jiid minors.
By SALMON CHASE, bsr attorney.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-18
At a Court Of Common Pleas for I

At a Court of Common Pleas for the
County of Cumberland. begun ana holden " Port
land, Az lHt County, on thc la0 Tuc!day q March,
a. D. Doc
ON the petition of John MuHcy and
others, prayiay tor PARTITION of Real EAate, where
Or the foregoing y a Copy-O,aer-d, 4 hat ;hr pe-
utioners caufe the itvrrd ptrfon, intyrcttd wv fId
Eltlte and living within the State, or tn attorneys
Of fuch as are abiJnt, and have attorneys rrfdng
within the State, up be duly notified Of fud pcttio,
by ierving them peri0aaIlY with a COPY thereof, or
leaving a copy ats their dyJlug houe or la0 place
Of abode Or by inierting the lubaance Of The fame
three weeks tucCgfiiyeiy 10 one or more cf the
public newspapers, that they may have opportunity
to make their exception ~ this Court, the third
luetday ri Odober next TO their granting the
fame.
AtteR, SAMUEL FREEMAN, CLrk,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-18
SARAH FOX, Cp7rdiaH 10 Eiid Minors
By SALMON CHASE, ber dttoyaty.

AT a Court Of Common Pleas for the
County of Cumberland begun and holden AZ Port
land in i4id County, on the lat Iuclday of March,
A. RI 800
ON the petition Of DANIEL Fox
AND others, Prayint for partition of Real EGatr,
.WhHeof the foregoing Is 4 CCpy-0ydercd, That
Ia p-tt oners Caufe the tvtraI pertons int,reacd
I'M t1if Eta'e, and living within The State, the
HAuornes uf fuCh A. arr ahicnt, and have Attor-
.reys residing within the State, to IL duly notded
#ot ini petition BY i.rviHg them rtrt1nal!y with a
copy thereof, III leaving copy Al their dwyihnE
hoHc- or la0 place w abode, or ny i1L.rmE the
.i0haanCe NJ the fame three " cks tuJCcfIveiy IN
bone or more If the pub.ic Newspapers, that they
may have Opportunity To make their exception tn
tha Court ~ tuc third Tucfiay ~ Od0her next,
toth .ir ela4t.ns thv fame.
Au,a, SAMUEL rEErMhE, CinA
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-18

MOllCE is hereby given to the
a y nonreiident Proprttors of Land lying III tho
town Of Poland, IN the county Of Cumberland, that
the following Lots are taxed 10 the State, County
ana Town Ta&, fcr the year 100, il the bills
cOmmltted 10 ne 70 collect, a. follows go
FIRST DIVISION.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-18
TO BE SOLD By THE SUBSCRIBER,

~ L-i y.ya 7uv5r " Js1,s. Y l-ah ,r
.DRINILEGES tor ten Saws on Sac
a. Rr71- n Tie town 1T S.IrJb IN Jhe county XII
Cufbcrl7nd with Land 10 accommodate the fame, Cr
= viii bla fdit the purch4fer -Alio number a
Shares ~ three Saws under Improvement with 2
SritNhL X is very fine place tur young men ~
Gerry buEnris IN the count y-bving IS miles from
Portland from Saoo, from Kcnnebunk, and 10
nom Duu0on, with good roads u either, which makes
q very good country iand. ALTO Water and Tim
per IN plenty Any young GcRteman who wilhes
% be concerned, will do well 10 iCc it hmiel a. i
may be had Oh Reasonable terms.
Robert M'DOnald.
Bax1oH. AE-lF 10.
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and FIR The County Of CumherIaud III III ialt Tuef
day Of March, ARno Domini 1900
EHE petition of Iohn Mulev of
IL fad Portland, merchant John Phlbtjck
al otandiih ID iaid County, ytoman, and Sarah his
wtc ~ her right; Enher Mulcy of flid Stanliih,
Jingle woman Mary MuGcv W fad Standilh.
fngle woman; Theodore MuiTJy, Edmond NIuf-
icy, and Jofrph NUflcv, all uf iatd Staud,nA yro-
men and Daniel How ot fud Portland, merchant,
and Abigail bis wife III t,r riEht--humhly ihtws :
That your p,tiioucrs, heirs to Benjamin Mur-
iey, late oi lid Portland, decraI u are iatcirN cd
lin, and AAGd ieiz5d iu tye AZ Tenants III common
and undivided with iome other pttton or p-rions
10 your petitioners unknown, ut one mnigty WI
half part Ola certain Tot or parcel NJ LIANT and The
dltt, trouUas therup0n, lying infald Portland,
and bounded rs follows, viz Eoginunr III Cake
BANDING IN tbs bank of Fore River III h.rh water
mark by the corner ut land belongut. t thy heirs
oi Thomas HodEkHs, deceaie5 :hyrl. turrlng
bY the laud Belonging I'D faiG htra Jnl land bc-
longing ~ Mr. Henry DnfJalc, AID .4G5 NOW oC-
cupitd by Mr. John Goodwin, iu thg Greet that
!cdds from Love Lane, wcRerly ~ thu Sptiu. I,
thence by i4id ltrrtt leading I'd idjd lpting Wtayly
httren rods, 10 land belonging "a y0ur rrttiUnc. ;
thcule ny the land Of your petitioners yartuu.
CouritS inEthes0Vry, ID flake fdntiu. " th. h4uh
o. Fore River Al high water marx, eight rods ucl
tcrly Of the Cake hrt begun Al thence ID extend
from the two Rakes afOteaii, Keeping the tul
II ntnEon fad lot othe channel NJ md ort River.
And your petitioners are deGrous To hold their flid
moety o. half part Of aid lot and natts ~ fcvrra-
ty-Wherefore your petitioners pray that thy fame
may he divided and ict of 10 them to hold w few
crafty, aRrlt ably ID the Laws Ia that cafe maAc
and provide ; and Az N duty bound ylli ever pay.
by SALMON CHASE, tbcir dttorHry.