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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-24

The signal TO prepare Is, s,,;4s.
encamptd, viii be- sao ffora r. E WIN
WHICH every man who bears aims ! ,' = $ @
j ms place Y the line. and the whr,,. .ate
orders. The signal 10 form. whs Y,s van
march, wiil'oe a gun from, the Ifso, 11asr
The infantry, with their Geld pieces. D,
Immediately torn two lises with Two H., sA'
sred yards interval. and on the asolo
the road Fasras's Drsgooo. vii =
tire by the. road TO The rear. cad firm
columuprepafed TO cbargr-MaiorWr
mounted Infantry viii skiinish ~ :
tall back, on the right or lrft Of he e.. 80
line, asthe ground and other circums,,as as
may render most advantage GUS. Tn. -
menr the sigaal IS given, she rear g..s -
Pioneers, aud every man Of the lice arr Z
join their corps. leaving their packs -, y
teams In charge Of Mr.. Rsgaus and ,h4 wv wv
gsgcesoi the Qaar.er Master and c ,1t,s -
tors dePsrtneass. Should an at;enn, (.
madel turn our aauks, which, p,ob,bi.
the Infantry will form the hollow SOMA. MAJ
and the artillery take post on The aaa i -
.en6lade the enemy with grape and can;
sser Major Welch's men 70 retire toward.
the rear and endcayor TO out Aank liz ~
saiiaoss I; keepiog up-as quick and deadly
fire as possible. An officer to eachdpi,ia.
ofshc infaotry will take. post with the fion,
rank--esspy other otIcer will be in The
rear, to see the men do not throw swav
their FIRE, aud if one should 5. found 50
dassardly as to give back PIT him 10 ius,sp,
death.
Under all circumstances the artillery Will
receive orders when to fire but the Infantry
with shouldered arms, are to wait the az
proach of the enemy, until within fosty yards,
when the front rank is to present. leyel well,
fire and charge bayoret If the enemy are
not broken or staggered, the second rank are
to take aim at their breasts, and when at ft-
teen yards are to pour in their fire, and should
they still come on, are to be received by both
ranks with dauntless resolution on their bay
onets. The dragons are reserved for cri-
tical effort, and will receive orders when and
where to make it. The gentlemen will bear
in mind, that whatever may be the order Of
the charge, the instant they close with the
enemy, tho action will become pclmell -
They should be careful to level their blows at
the neck, rather horizontally than perpentli-
cularly, and in general to cut and pass from
man to man.
The Spanish force is greatly superior, and
all mounted, but is undisciplined Their as
tack will be made in great disorder and pro-
badly with velocity and an air of boldness;
because they Will depend more on noise and
appearance than the solid shock. 1t will b.
our part to present a rampant OF bayonets,
whenever attacked. Let the officers be aten-
tive to theic men, and the men be silent and
sobedient to their officers. Let each indiyidu-
al put confidence in his own strength and the
cooperation Of his flank files. Adore all, let
us avoid hurry. which always produces con-
fusion and superiority ofnumbers vii serve
but to augment our triumph, and increase the
honor of our arms.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-24
.(W)
GENERAL MORNING ORDERS.
Head-Suarteys, Camp La Pirdra.
26 miles from NQfchitoches,
October .28th, 1906.

26 miles from Nafchitochcs,.
October 28th, 1906.
PAROLE.
C.. SIGN.
The depending movement of the trcors
is no, to seek any enemy, bu. 70 assers 9
RICH, Of So. ereignly; this right IS deh'ed
by the Spanish commander 10 our front,
who has recently wareed the general, that
he considers his advance an act OF HOSTILE.
~, which his orders compel him TO re-.
si.s: Whatever then may be the esleula !.
ton Of the rr.u!t, the safety and honor Of
the corps, and the national interests re.
qnirr, that every individual attached 60
the expedition, should move and act as II
an engagemen, was certaia aud inevitable,
We are obliged to wait the attack, aad.
oer oppoaents being all mounted, may
give or refuse themselves at their discrc..
lion; aud Of consequence will avail them.
selves OF any advantage we MAJ cfrs ,hs1n.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-07
Public Sale Of Lots.

A GREEABLE to the will OF MIR. JoHs
n WEST, deceased, the subscriber will,
on MONDAY, the Oath day of August next,
expose to public sale, at the New Turnpike
Gate, near to Mr.. Ricketts,, his Molety, or
One Half Of a Tract Of Land adjoining there
to, living on Timber Branch, known by the
name Of " PERSONS TR.dE7''-which
land was devised by John West, jun. late OF
Cameron, to his two sons Thomas and John
West, to be equally divided between them
The land isnatarally fertile and full Off young
growth of timber, which with proper care and
attention will soon become valuable. There
is some excellent springs of water upon it,
and elegant scites for buildings.-The land
will be laid off in lots from five to ten acres
The Terms Of Sale will be-
One-third payable IN cash-the other twoS
thirds in negotiable notes In either Of the banks
in Alexandria, with approved indorsers, at 80
and 60 days, whieheis as far as the credit can
be extended, the land being SOLD for the i'm
mediate payment of debts.
plat of the land as now surveyed and laid
off into lots, may be seen In the coHeeahouse,
IN tha town of Alexandria, or in the hands
Of
Charles Little,
Ex'er. off. West
July ST.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-07
twenty-five Dollars RsWard.

ray .dU.9Y, sometime IN tie months Of No
vem5er or December last,
q NEGRO NAN by the name of SAN,
IN who was hired in the town ef Alexan-
dria to MIR. Ro6ers Sn,ith He was about SO
years of age, about $ feet 10 or ] inches
high, very strait, of rather yelowish or ia
ney complexion, suffers a little, has a soft
voice, and generally seems humble as'd timid
when spoken to. He had wife at Col Jenl-
meson's, in the county Of Caroline, and may
perhaps now be lurking in that neighborhood,
but / think it more probable he may have
gone to the state of Maryland.-If he IS taken
in the state of Virginia and brought to me l
will give the above reward if in the state of
Maryland and brought TO me will give TAR
fy Dogars reward.
Baldwin M. Lee.
Virginia, Westmoreland !
county, July "a. s 1901 q
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-07
District Of Columbia.

ATOTICE is hereby givesl TO eli sgsiom It
IN ray concern, That the Consul General
Of Portugal to the United States OF America,
has authorized the subscriber, to legailze all
papers that may be necessary fof vessels
sound from the ports of this district TO any IN
Portugal or Madeira. !.
Those masters of vessels who RAY omit
having their bills Of health thus certified, VIII
be liable to- undergo quarantine.
1t is requisite that any article shipped LOT
account of a Portuguese subject, should DC
declared, and sworn to, as Portuguese proper
sty and the bills Of lading legalized as above.
Lewis Deblois.
May le.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-07
NOW LANDING,

ron on Soard the brig Dolphin and schooae
11shdws, from BSston, schooner F'elghte
fron, Portland, and sch'a. Zilaha from Hina
scr, Mova-sectia, and far Sale by
Lawrasoa 6 Fewle,
$50 tons Plaster Paris
. p hhds. New-England Rum
10 hhas Molasses
8 pipes French Brandy
10 do. Holland Gin
$50 boxes brown Soap
80 do. mould
&c. do. dipt candles
10 do. spermaceti
IS bbls. fall Mackarel
10 do. whale Oil
80 cases Claret
40 boxes fresh Lemons, t.nd
A quantity of Cheese.
August 3. q
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-07
Public Sale.

T,sR be cold for cash, at Fapquier courthouse,
ON the. 29kA day Of this month,
Several valuable Negroes, con-
veyed to us in trust by Turner Morehead, to
satisfy a debt due Roberts and Griffith
John A. w. Smith,
Hugh R. Campbell.
TRUSTEES.
August 8. eolT
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-07
FRIDAY, AUCUsT I, 1907.
PUBLIC SALE.

yT7ILL BE sold, at public sails, for ready
Wv money, on the premises, ON Wed
nesday the 18th day of August next, the es-
tate called CLIFTON, on Panther-Skia, in
Loudoun county, consisting Of. ao5 acres of
land, on which was formerly erected a ner
chant and saw mill, distillery, sc. or SO much
thereof as will be sufficient to raile 1900 dol
lars and the costs of quit, to satisfy Joseph
Tidball.
This sale is made pursuant to a decrce Of
he county court os Loudoun, at which time
and place due attendance will be given by
The Commissioners.
July IS. az dts
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-07

Adyer

T. = 2 i ~ - : a
rT~HE subscribers, DESTROYS of enjoying that
i exclusive ngat of property, which is
acknowledged and respected by the inhah-
tants of every other civilized country, prohi-
bit, henceforth, all persons whatsoever from
sHooTING, THENTIIG, or RANGING, as also
from ENTERING into, PASSING THROUGH, or
in any other manner TKEsrAssING UPON their
enclosed grounds, in the county of Alexan-
dria. Having sustained Variety Of damage
from such unlawful practices, they lave pledg-
ed themselves to giyeseaeh other, Immediate
notice of every trespass, which shall come un-
der the observation OF either, end to stbjcct.s
1NDIscnINTNATELY to the just penalties OF
the law, all who Shall voluntarily act in con-
tempt Of this prohibition.
Charles alexander;
w. RHODES,
John Gadsby,
John T. Smith,
Real Howard,
Jacob Heinenan,
Peter Sherron,
William Fitzhugh,
Nicholas Kingston.
Algust s. ST
". B. For the information Of those COM
cerned, o copy ofthe law is subjeiIed:
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-07

". B.. For the information Of those cons
cerned, copy ofthe law is subjoiaed:
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w n w r r. d,
June 20

A MILLER who IS master OF
his business, to take care ola merchant mil. -
TO such a one good wages will be given
For the person who wants, please apply to
Mr. Joseph Snsith, AlexsEdria,
March II.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-07
A Miller Wanted.

~. To a Man who understands the
Mhling Business, and can produce good re-
commentators for industry, sobriety, &c. Il
beral wages will be giyepby applying to
ne. MILLER.
June 20 d.
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! HAVE lust. RECEIVED

| HAVE JUST. RECEIVED
Ind offer fer Safe,
A considerable quantity of
FRESH z ELS,
las spFag's Philadelphia importation, and
OF erceiteat Quality consisting Of
Hylan, in quarter chests.
soang Hyson Go.
Hyfon. Skin do.
Souchong boxes.
have also for Sale,
40 pipes 4th proof Cosniac Brandy.
do. 4th proof Gin, tspperior.)
- crates queens and blue edged carthern
ware, particularly assorted for coun-
try stores.
80 boxes and half boxes Pranes.
100 sacks slowed Salt.
1900 bushels do.
ssco Do ground Alum.
H.. w. HoDGsoN.
TO RENT,
"a siORE, on Prince-street, fad;oining
=, ~ o#nl web suited for the wet goods bust.
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JAMES SANDERSON

JAMES SANDERSON
etes TOR Saa, on moderate termss
5000 los. best Green Coffee
10 uerces fresh Rice
70 kegssfresn Raisins
y tierCes green Copperas
pipes Cogniac Brandy
10 lhds 4th proof jamaica
80 barrels n. +. Rum
Is barrels Whiskey
10 bales Cotton
boxes Cotton and Wool Caflls
2 boxes Tin Plates.
AND IN STORE,
20 hhds. soath Potomac Tobacco.
May IL. d
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-30

kinson's. Q When cainc down the Miss
sissippi in 1895, hy whose or.itrs did have
the men? = thought, by General VIVA
klnson's. q Had they arms? X think
not. q Had they colors 4 They had, =:
they were fy;ng every day. . Did yos
not tell me, you expected your disCaarge
Yes. q 10 you not Know that nc sols
dicrS at Chicsasaw E!u!is wanted 70 20 win
ne; and l refused them X | recollcck
that you wanted me to ret them to go, bue
Ireiused. q DID you not tell inc thar scn,.
OF them wanted To so! A ] mentioned on4
or two. q Did Any SO? \ 40 y Why =
A You told me that The heatenant aud all
would follow in a few DAYS.
Mr.. HTrt. This previons voyage you
took the year before; were they bo, troops
of the United States Il They were. q
These soldiers; were they 6uing where
their company was ? A The wnole compaA
ny were going to New Orleans and thia
barge with ten men, was sent on AHEAD.
Q And this flag belnngcd TO them! A Ii
did. Mr.. Wie1ham Were they IegimenI
tai ccors! A They were coiors made for
the barge. ChieF Justice. Did you tell
Captain BiSseil, that Colonel Burr had apA
piled to you to get the men to desert ? a
] did not. Mr.. Wirt. Did you not reject
the proposition? A / did. 1T the request
of the Chief Justice the witness here des-
cribed the particular manner in which the:
arms were sunk. He said that they were:
so deep in the water: as to prevent the boat
from going within fifty yards of the shore.
He also related his visit to Judge Bru:n'ss
where Colonel Burr got the newspapers
He also stated at the request of the court
the contents of his letter 20 General Wl-
kinson /; that if he would send him the fur
Tough which lieutenant Roney had taken
from him or pardon, that he would be
there in three days. General Wilkinson
him, that he had behaved very
wrong in leaving the man he was going
down with hut il he would Gene down, he
should not he moiested. Mr.. WIyf. Where
did the party break up? A A few miles
below Coles's Greek. Q How FAR is Coles's
Greek from Bayou Pierre A About IS
miles Q When was it, that this parting
speech was made at Colcs's Greek : A A.
bout 9th or 7th OF February.
-
The Discharge states, that shaving (.
served three years and months, and be-
ing permitted to procure substitute in h
place q. ID is hereby discharged"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-30
NEW-oRLkANs AUGUST 10.

Proceedings at numerous meeting Of tho
citizens of New-Orieahs and It's v,ciniivs
held at the Coffee House iu the city II
New-Orleans, August 9th, 1867, at 6vSt
O'Clock in the afternoon
DR.. Watkins opened the meeting, by
stating that It's object was to express 10 thG
President of the u. States, the eelngs and
opinions of the citizens of New-OI leans;
upon the subject of the late outrages COM
United upon the dignity of cur common
country, by British armed vessel, near
the Chesapeake Bay, and The slaughtering
in cold blood, a number OF oar fellow ci-
tizers, and that too at time when we had
every reason to believe that the two nati+
ons were not only in profound peace with
each other, but that tho most cordial fTiend@
ship and harmony existed between them.
He said that it was well known thay in this
section OF the American empire, there was
no great physical foTce-taat such as it.
was, it had unfortunately OF late been vt-
~ much enfeebled and lorn ssunder By par
~ spirit and opposite views % our own To-
cal concerns; but on great occas on like
the present, when the honor, not 1t the ~
merican government alone, but of every
man who boasts the glorious priv eye % an
American citizen, II is ct siake-Ee hop
cd and believed that party spirit would
subside; that private luminosity wculu he
! forgotten, and that the citizens of New
Orleans would initiate the noble example
Nof their brethren at Norfolk ana cnnrUhdy
in proiiering 70 the government OF Cur ccun 4,
try, our lives and onr fortunes, in defence
OF that glorious inheritance, left us by our
ancestors, at the expcnce OF much 81 their
! blood and treasure. The Doctor then OBJ
served that it would be necessary 10 the
first place TO organize the meeting, Gy APP
pointing Chairman and Secretary, and
/ begged leave to propose that Daniel Car; Ecy
/ Esq. should take the Chair, winch was w.
unanimously agreed to. Or. Watkins Sas
iappointed Secretary, and as soon as CrdsT
was prnduccd, Mar. Livingston rose and Of
I fcrcd the following resolurobs, which wc.s
/ Unanimously adopted.
| Re8oiUcd, That the citizens Of New Orr
leans view with becoming indignation, she
| conduct of the British naval commanders
towards the government OF the Uuited'
States.
ReSoiped, II perseverance, in such out-
RACES, or a refusa; 70 d.s4yow and l,arisir
/ them, should render war inevitable, tnHr
we viii risqjie our lives aud fortunes I'M
support Of the just cause Of our cJuni..y.
heSoiUcE, That
lbe appoiued n committee 20 prepare and
report an address 20 the Pre-sucut OF i've
q. states, expressive OF cHr seH,iar.u.S IN
this subject
On alotion---Resovfd taut the co,hnjl-
tee 20 drait an address ccsi,s OF hv- .cs.
SONS.
The blank In the cd resolution |as il~r
. filed with tie following ramrs: lsElc
, Livingston, john Watkins, William IS 81
+ y. T. DUnbourg, and Joseph hH.-n
r The committee having retired, u tjf
u time reformed with the following aG.ro -
5. which after being twice read, Vas snnrh
i mousiY adopted
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-30
TAKEN IN SHORT RA&ps
By DAVID ROBRRI'SON,

THIS publication will contain couea and
Sail statement of the documents IN the cause
khe arguments of counsel, and the opinion OF
the Judges on the different points discussed in
Siuding the preliminary and interesting pro
seedlings which occurred before the Grand Ju.
ny were sworn. and while they were in deiibe
Taioh.
1t viii consist of two volumes, boand in
boards, OF which, the preciee number Of pages
eounot YET he ascertainsd. as the tral is not Il.
hishet bnf the price viii noi exceed Atty cents
for tyery hundtcd pages; il will be less it il cat
POSSIBLY BE- Afforded. IL will be PUG to the press
as soon as possible. The FIRST voIume viii be
feady 10 be delivered in two, and the second in
four months from the ierrina,ion OF the trial,
ard sooner is it can be accomplished IL is g.
tsnlisi 10 correct execution Of ihe work, thar it
sh0sid nos be too hastily publishr>I Toe p ice
mutt be- paid on he 6clivt ~ Of the Gys, voilne
The avgUnnonts al ihe counsel WILDE dc'ailcd
vnbrriD, q, utiercd--as also the oi.iriuus of the
JrGges--sseept where thy were read in ccur, ;
IN which cstcs. they will be pubt.hcd as read
and fiyri,h-d by themselves
To -! pergons capable Of reading and uuder-
sisndirg tiis isisl, Che most important d az has
evcr yet taken place in America, viii be anu--
sig end Interesting and "a the lawyer, poiiii-i-
81. ana man OF general inlorma ION, il vii b.
particularly gratifying and useful as conpTe-
hcueing ? VARIABLE trcatise on legal subjsGs
stper ially High Treason
M. E0By RTsoN, with torrc inconvenience
20 hiue,lf. ustCrsooE this publication az to
earnest request Of many respectable gentisBca
and IN ccrai iianse win what he con eivcd 10 bC
ve-y gcesrti desife.--T heal pcstions 20 n;u
v,.r. N ,uced by a wish. 20 have q laitnfui and
oory, sIotcr'cnf rihc proceedings. His l.uo'vr
ska ard exgerisnee IN shis ar, its sti9 in,.
pertaIity IN lotmef puDlicstioas. and 81. lc5 e
end ;isr9ry kuowledge warrant che l,elr TIA
'se w11os, elufttrcc may be pot ~ 'he bieh
aad accrvscy ~ bis report
70 the lo.cgoine vii I've aided, re sub e.
qcc-t procesdins. asains, Col Buo, his tra
Tor uisds ncs,o,---lcT pre?nioe 7u eETsdiuoi
aea.ust MvNico--nrd ~ ~'cffcn 20 conn - hir,
IN orce, - fsmc liU - E On rfky 20 tr'cn &C.
treason sad ~ Le ci a,isiUsd ~ tie wo-.h c
GhrghallaBd r.yert
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-30
Gsitbrrunh 3eriet Current.
Pursuant to a deed Of

trust from Moses Davis and Mary. his wife. to
the subscriber. dated on the eth day OF Riarh
last. tn secure ,be payment ef 3:5 dollars. due,
or owing: from said Moses Davis to Prosser and
Monc,re, as'isuecs cf Pleasant Youaghlsl.and /;
On "Wednesday, the 25d day of this month, OF
the premises. will be offered fer sale .he high
tst bidder, for rcady money, al that
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-30
Lot and parcel Of Land,

Lot and parcel Of Land,
lying ami heirg IN the county Of Henco, coa-
t;Suous 20 TIC tity OF Richmond. beng the ssnic
LOT and .sarc' OF LAND. Conveyed BY Eich.
ord Adams Idtl Elizabeth his wife. to said ITO
res Davis by deed. dated 81 day Of Matca, in
;he present wear beginning and running on the
Lced street. leading from the Mas ket house. in
'lIc city Aforesaid, TO Du Va's Village, nor,h A
/ 2 deG's, west 4 Grams ard 80 links, 10 s,resi
forty feet vide. dividing said lot and pa,c eel OF
land, and thc lot formerly William Cannon's
now John Doylc's. and Binding On said .,geat
nnr,s-So dogs east. chaiy:s and q links 20 the
sorner OF the said street; thence on the back
street, south r ID legs. west CLAIMS So links
IN corner street 10 feet wide next towards said
city and bin6ing said street. south 80 dcg's,
west chains, SO links % the said road abou,
fhe beginning, with the bci!dings End improve
tnents thereon, consisting of
& Large Framed House,
Making ,h,ee TEEEMGNTS--Or So much Of
sat premises will raise the one third part of
RE afe-esaid deb, or sum cf none gay Ia,I del
lars, So - cents, with in:e-csr thereon from ,Ac
4sh Of this present month, and !he charge. and
expenses attending the sale The SAFE " III
rommcnce AZ Or after IL O'Clock in the morn.
i;:g.
Geo. VIM. Smith.
City Of Richmond, Sept. II, 1907.
II. r, Sales OF a part OF the above described
propeny, were made on the 23d inst anorr,ing
80 sos do'lais only, and leaving 649 dcIls. aud
IS Is cents, beside interest yet due: 10 raise
Ns;chs with the ;rtescsI and charge, esrt..eT
Sale Gig be made of Tic whole, CT so N 1ch Of
ti'e properly remaining unsCld, as NAV BE neces
sary. This sale will be made upon the premises,
on Tuesday, the Oh of next month, and VIII,
commence at 4 O'Clock, =. NJ.
Geo. VIM. Smith.
City &c Richmond, Sept. %, 1907.
PROPOSALS,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-04

To tie Heirs 81 M9s5 M'Kea4y, late
gfScarJor1Hgb, IN TIE csiut1 Of Clfns
berlana, He1al4a, deccz,f3, and al
c1ncerned: GREETING
4 PPLICATION having been ma Y 70 me
n the fubscriher, Judge Of the Court Of
Probate, fer fad county by Domnicus Libby,
of Durham, in behalf Of lis wife, who IS a
daughter or heir Of faid decealed, 10 order a
diviion Of the Real Eitate, of faid deceaied-
You are hereby notified thereof, and that
you may have opportunity 10 appear at the
Court of Probate, which il to be holden = he
Office of John Rockingham, Esq. On she fe-
cond Wednesday, wiz 18th day Of May next.
and thew caufe ifauy you have, why dirs-
fion OF said eltate fhould not lie ordered.
SAML. FREE MAN,
Dated at Portland, April Is, 1901
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-05-04

Taken BY exscmi3n, and to b. EU at
Public Aucfi1a, On Wedasaay. tb4
tventietb day If Nay next, at ele0se
o'csck, il The toreao5a, on TIE pysn1-
jGs,
4 IL the right in equity Of redemp-
ton which Philip Fowler, Of Portland
IN the county of Cumberland, baker, has in and
to the following Mortgaged REAL ESTATE
to VITA certain parcel Of FLATS, in faid
Portland, adjoining fats, formerly belonging
to John Ingerfol, bounded a, follow viz.
Beginning at the notherly corner Of faid IN
gerfoi's fats at highv alter mark, thence north
eaRerly three rod bY acknowledgements and
from high warer-mark faid fats 10 run fouth-
eaiterly, three rods wide, adjoining laid Inger-
fol's fats, 10 low-wzter-mark, or channel
44l5, a GER ain piece Of Bank aud Flats sing
On the lower iide Of Fore-ltreet, IT'D fad Port
land, 6onlded as follows VIZ beginning at
the northerIy corner Of the fri above
deicribcd piece Of fats, and from faid
corner running nor,heaferly by the lower
fide of For -ftree:, one rod 10 a aake.and from
ihefe TWO bounds extending luuth thirty nine
degrees eat, carrying the fame width Of ore
rod, adjoining the FRI above detcribcd riece
Of flats to low wafer mark Or ch snnel, :ogeth-
er with I'll the buildings and privileges therel
to belong however, out Of the
above deicrlbeG preRiies part Of the above
mentioned flats, which laid Fowler fold to Eb-
eneEer Storer, by deed, dared AusuG rs, 1906
EZRA GIBBS, ID. 5Eeyif.
Portland, hP,1 20, 8O7.