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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-03-21
FOR THE GAZETTE.


mr. AaansI the language o honest citizens
las SPng y" en- the tactou, ambitious the democratic
our ea rulers, and promised thing for
PIE ana e country 1t was the language Of some honest e us ~
ncm once and they do well then another
what sa tacts what existing and Winot
country be plunged into all the camties and If tiro
folly democratic rulers
with rapid rides an awful catastrophe far beloved
70 have war with England who by her mighty power destroy
All vessels, All this any
son whatever Are cur liberties, Independence danger from Brit
sh attacks NO! She disposed peace with She las
made exeron keep
The alternative then IS certanth either democratic in
atuaed, hlnd and servlely Of
France The power u enemy Of all republics; himself
and family dsganzng and convusng and mpovershng and
Shaving the world!
Let ushen, feowctzens, from fatal lethrT before ~
too late 70 VIII descendants England,
who suffered and fought and bled for republican will
the yoke Of slavery be fastened without making
manly effort to liberties adiure Of de
pendenee and freedom Gas well prospey elect
uous impartial patriotic characters for rulers these poreFtus tines
Come forward boldly while YOU have the power and before
pe under the n ech Yoke, disciples the friends
Of your departed WASHINGTON
To the notice Of the yeomanry and merchants LcoR
county, allow TIC n offer the Of SAMUEL THATCHER and
JOHN CROSBY, Esqures, suitable Senat0rslhes
men, who y % honor the District and who will consult the % good
OF we people Ihy are honest independent intelligent They are tf-
PH0an not " Pence gain power and office but in ei They
*e acqna ed with the commercial agricultural interests OF the
country The are friends peace-bey will quarrel with England to
ng counyRusc, them fellow rouse and show the world
you aFe eso'eG n be free "A Son ut ITS.
Lincoz-GoaHt, March H. 1903
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-03-21
FOR THE GAZETTE.

To the Federal Voters Of The County Of CunBe7hnd.
IT must be acknowledged that the Federass
gs1on and jo Of government They long
u'erhanded
about the rum nd disgrace Of our look which WY
will see the ghost former prosperity and the 74ve
tonal honOrW las
Have e heavens been less Poptious refused
to shine, the descend did tile earth
then musthae been the Eot force has reduced
TINS sluIonIhe embargo, ascIIef
~ dleneSs the
70 what
ivan has only undertaken guess the But fellow Judge
tor yourselves c1yn forth
leelng the
n7rchrIc, dleyour tools may
may ne Htenedf Ais! t something ~ 5erui
situation Bestr Yourselves aw.Ee from slim lace
hoef men m ohc' who feel for their who
gran to a. ghE and who have wish onyo add,
look at the letter from the able and Timothy Pickering
Ivan nd you will see the game that llved Wshgta and
oe sasled that the times
HONESTY.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-03-21

Jefferson Sullivan who expect TO- loud IN approang tic en-
ergo act nonntercourse laws and with Eugnd Knowing Lat
~ their hopes q success depend on deceIng tie people, they
exeons bring the people
nd destructive This question decided IN tie Dre
themselves, the approaching elections
commerce. and involve the country VIII of com g.
make the farmer pay enormous land taen farewell long farewell
all national happiness We shall
observation made by celebrated character viz that the pe M
times) are their enemies" ONE OF THE PFQpI
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-03-21

merchandise :" when SIR see and consider these things and
their evil tendency word when observe of pro-
ceedng which appears calculated misead the public nn
public ruin cannot be silent Regardless, therefore, Of per
sona consequences have undertaken communicate these d.
tails with the view disspate dangerous illusions give
my Constituents information excite inquiry and
that vgilan jealousy which is characteristic of REPUB
CANS, and essential the preservation of their rights their lib
critics, and their independence
haze the honor 70 Be, veyy RESPECTFULLY, Sir
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-03-21
FOR THE GAZETTE.
LincolH-LoifHy, March liz, 1903.

mr. Afanas1n the right allow nom;
mate candidates. for the counties IF Lrom Hancock SS
"aShhgVoh SAMUEL THATCHER, and
JOHN CROSBY, EsQUIREs.
Inc perous Crisis Of national affairs calls fer unusu'l eAS
from MI real patriots And AT Republicans VINO per
their coun ys welfare 70 the triumph ~ he their posts ro IN
ne active NJ promoting the election upright and men r
Can the people for who desp them ard who T o ~
rePubhcahs but truly ambitious. ard pied w natter %
to deceive and whose honor AID to themselves
Our peace and Liberties be preserved by the cfoe SOD
men for sin he eo' ened by party views, shaH
soon be the vassals Of France needless to poc h 4
and patriotism ofhc mentioned above them M US
good Citizens OF the district, sufficient REPQbLlUAN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-03-21
FOR THE GAZETTE
~.
10 TIE I1detendent VOfPrR 0f Cumberland (n1ntrl

70 the L7d4tendent Vofers OF Cumberland Cont,
The letter which i presented this days GAZETTE Prcv
mends itself the Of the unpreudced b the honesty and en-
ceriy with which the writer declares
argument and facts wh he supports them warning voice
on one VINO IS resident at the seat OF and
high Office, and whose days have spent pc
and who can have motive to deceive misIead YOU
Listen, the and
has been brought
this important and we'll known that the interests your country
under the order things, about sacrificed qt be
French Ente@-the destroyer of nations!
The conduct Of the Administrations the mystery under
which covers every subject relating to FTancete conduct TIE
eror IN withholding and the Senate ct Massachusetts
information which this contains this conclusion irresistible
Judge, them elowCizens, whether time from YOUR
unbers 10 exert energy cOsuutonay power remedy
me eYl-On the first MONDAY ArrneX win
ca1y your own and count fate Hyou 70 ec
4f f HnattS; you wi! have Jefferson Or what
Brn-the well known friends and aaterers ave,
Embargo, War and CommeceyOur ships win permitted ~
ro at The WhaesyOur lumber and the produce per
ISM on your hands or be sacrificed under the cHces
or taxes decree the degradation
enceo 70 become the obednt slave that yran Wiz W
me independence "a the continent Ut Euone
nave now been brought awake when impossible remedy
and with this tormeRng reflection, that neglected
advice and have been accessary your ownu
Rouse then, eOwczens every man. whatever sect
ID reg ION or PChcs he be listen warnings those
peoples best friends Improve tie privilege ccred
70 turn out the who have
Of ASHINGTON and AID Tie follow
names Re assured they and gritty lovers Peace
For GOVERNOR.
The Hon. CHkIo OPHi Il GORE, ESQUIRE.
FOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR,
The lion. DAVID COBB, Esquire
FOR SENATOR'S
LOIHROP LEWIS, and
ANlN1l r. MITCHELL, Fsquircs.
AN INDEPENDENT AMERICAN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-03-21
TIMOTHY PICKERING.
ExcsLLENcY JAMES SULLIVAN,
COMMONWEALTH MAssAcAUsETTs
-@OCOCgfea1IrnoS-
q The Man 7uho dares be honest in the 7vorst oftn

" The Man 1UO dareS be honest the OF times y
be proud grateful people
sets that in these times Of actual danger they have the councils
the nation man like T1MoTHY PIoKERINc Their interests
statesman vg Jealous and faithful patriot With the
panne and the wisdom precnce
He ds5ms the feelings Of partizan and with
and truth advises al his constituents whether Republicans
Federalists Of their imminent danger
The party distinctions, which among weigh light
mong the great body Of the people Of New England and bis expert
S s q the He United S; a well q has present situation
than perhaps other To which may added-that long
NewEngnd, ought the imge every
PEOPLE or 164SSAcHUsELTst
Whether Republicans Federastsead all
men anxious to preserve the invaluable consGo b th t
Washington has left you, and watch cherish the ghs
i with the present. dark and drd 81 u
with what viii be tuaOn particularly the of
Britain Look at the undue influence which the Southern
Look at the comparative ngncsne of
IN ask your own hearts there for alarm
danger Are important Of the whole treated with the
fdence merit Are you who first conceived gey
proper level the you By policy Of e
present government depressed produce Of the north
begging his bread In fine our ,p % m poor LsOoTer
cuLTuRE n another year pay for its own labor p
PEOPLE or HASSACRUSETTS!
the dreadful Awake from your present ethay and with mild
ness and perseverance endeo the evils which oppose you
DueEAs Independent Mr.
FALLEN sacrifice the of
his oath and righteous duty proclaimed Just suspicious
influence which
e. ms beloved country he train Of evils which surround hFo
this conduct which would have done
ray entered into against his life recolectcd that was
On Sat1@y when e proclaimed those dmng Congress-
the Executive their
answer mAn adjournment called for On the Sabbath
Pacy formed, and three DULLES selected
House. and to him the LIE knowing his spirit would brook
outrage and that the would be- he fight them all
and probably sacrificed
such are the mysterious Ha the rfi has shot him. and
thus deprived bis country for Of his eu his virtues, and H.
dependence Americans think Of hese things.
duel was fought AZ Bag about miles from the city
Mr. the Senate) second
EPPEs onnaN Of Tire Presidency second MI. The
contest took place 10 o'clock Wednc the fire.
GARDENIER shot in the bod the bali
rather back OF the armpit extracted shoulder
Letters from Darlington of Thursday the Sd, the ball did
the 0ax Cor chest that there ming symptoms and tho
e wound painful with Russell and
A"ht1Ict (two 0f his coleaEles) who with him
he duel speak Of him AZ bette and that there hopes
me 6aHoe paper haton Thursday evening Mr. O. ia
Yorabie -ye7ggo
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-02

IN CHANCERY.---At a Court continued ana
A. held tor AlbemarlG county, fst day of Au-
gust, 1903
Alexander Garrett, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
William Cornelius and Joseph Bishop, Deien-
dants.
Tie defendant William Cornelius not bayinp.
eat red his appearance, 8. given security accor.
ding to the act Of Assembly, & the rules of this
court, and it appearing to the satisfaction OF the
court, that he is not an inhabtant Of this state
On motion Of the plaintiff by has council it is or
dered by the court, that the said defendant do
appear here on or before the first day Of the next
term, and ans wer the bill Hottie plaintiff and tbat
a copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in The city Of Richmond
two months excessively and posted ut the front
door OF the count house OF said county.
a Copy. Teste,
JOHN NICHOLAS, C. C,
September . riawsw1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-02

NOR SALE.-Valuable HORSES, COLTS
and BROOD MARES On Thursday thes
9Th of September next, will be offered Fon
SALE, ON the Mansfield Race Ground, in the.
county of Amelia, near BeviIs bridge, about %
miles from Petersburg and 80 from Richmond.
nine head OF HORSES, amongst which are some
OF as well bred Mares and Colts as were ever
raised in the United States one of the mares Is
the dam of the celebrated horse Wonder, and of
most of these Colts Also, we'll bred ffACK-
ass, allowed to be tho best now in Virginia, be-
longing to the estate of the late Francis Eppes of
Chesterfield. Twelve months credit will be g-
ven and bonds with approved security required
before the delivery of the property.
By THE EXECUTORS
Sept. 9. riaihS1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-02
NOTICE

u THOSE Gentlemen zoAo haze teen
so o6HS1nS as TO receive subscriptions for.
IHE SPKRfT or 'SgVEN2'f-SIx," ere re-
qnested 6y tie Subscriber 10 for,vord Hss
Of the subscribers names, and fhose oftAeiy
Places Of residence, or of'the Post Oi9ces 10
S9h'ch fhelrhaherS n'ust 6ereSl iccti0eLy sent,
so as 10 reach This by the tenth or eleventh If
this month, asfhe first number Of" The Shf-
M ct 'Seventy Sia" smU certainly ahhsua.
on ne hfrEeemth Of TIE hreSeut n5nth In
Sonie inStanccsH gYiH DC inh3ssi6ie, fo,. yyane
u timely notice 20 comply soish this request,
and IN those cases IL is hohed, q lis: nil 6e
Jorzvarded cs early Gtfer receiving This no.
hfcdtion, as ohhortuniiy StaH Hermit, or
convenience dictate. In eze1-y insfance, they
are solicited 10 retain ia tkeii' hoSseSSio,,
son'ezvhat longer fhe original Sakscrsh.ios,
&oylerS.
EDWdRD c. iS7.f.N.4RD.
RichR5sgiS, .Se6t. End 1865
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-02
TEN DOLLARS REwARD-Ran.awav

TEN DOLLARS REWARD-Ran-awav
from the subscriber living in the lower end
of Buckingham ca the 10Th day of this month.
Negro Man named JACK GOING he is A.
bout 5 feet or 10 inches high, 90 or IS years of
age he is cross-eyed and has a down cast lock
when spoken to. Ii is very likely he will forge
himself tree pass, as he could write and read
previous to his eupemcnt lie bought himself a
horse, stole saddle which has a plate on the
pomme 1t is highly probable that lie is larkinc
about III Po%hatai, where he has relations, he
took with him fine black coat, new suwarrovy
boots, and many other good clothes. will give.
the above reward to any person who will arpre
bend and secure him in any Jail, and all reasona.
BE charges paid for bringing him home.
N. C. HILL, Ad,u'r. of
Ro. Xiii, Gec'd
Scofeaaber2 2. C1a7u61uT)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-02

SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER s,
Atthe Free"lason's Hall, ROPE DANCING uifA
"nei without the Balance Pole, TunlJkiag and
Jeat@ ct aetirity, the Pyramids, &c. &c &c.
The New Double Dance, called the TR1uMpn
OF THE KING OF MoGuL, being the second
time it has been exhibited in The unite,! States.
The whole to conclude with a Pantomime called
HARLEQUIN PASTRY COOK.
Gown, Mr.. Manfred,
Coiun,5ine, Miss Catherine.
ga han, Mr.. Copene,
Magician, Mr. John,
Harlequin, The Little American.
To commence half past seven o'clock precise
ly, and price half dollar per ticket.
Richmond, Sept 9. GN
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-02
ED W.fRD c. tS7.f.N.aRD.
RichnsgsS, Seft. End 1903.

CELECT sCHOOL.-This school is now o.
~ pen for the reception of scholars; its mum.
beris limited to twenty -one and few are wall
ted to complete it.
The instructions given are in the Greek and
Latin languages, Mathematics, Orator;cal COM
position, Execution, &c
The price OF tuition is fifteen dollars a quar-
ter, payable in advance and no othor extra
charge made, either the scholars first entering
Or fer fuel.
FRANCIS S. O'REILLY
Sept TIawlml
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-02
ELEC TORAL TICKET.

The following is the Madisonian Electoral
Ticket, re-published for the information
Of the Citizens of Virginia.
Joseph Good7ViH, SER. .Nansemond.
Benjamin Harrison, Prince Georre.s
Ed70ard Pegra0i. Sem. DiICid9ie,
Richard Fieid, BrwnssOick,
OIL Ih1mzs Read, Charloi,e,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-02

J55siih fgg'sSi2i' IA ~,
lfUgA Nelson. s.sf5esiur.e,
Col. George Penn, PatrYck,
f'hfHh Nc Nicholas, Richmsad City,
.Shencer Roaac, hanoVcr,
"vfs't It0uHr, ArUy IfTilla0i,
Ro6ers Taylor, Orange,
GustaUus b. Horner, Eaaguier.
Robert Nelson, York,
Mann Page, Gloucester,
Richard Barnes, Richmond County,
5ohn Z: Brooke, Stafford,
Hnsh Holmes, Frederick,
Osborne Shrigg, HAMPSHIRE,
James .dlieN, Hhena1a2sh,
hrchibGla Stuart, .Axgu sta,
.4nare5a Russell, Washing.on,t
Ger. John Preston, Aonfgcmcry,
HiiAiam 0LsGiniey, Ohio.
IL The place Of 1oha Goof,;ch, deceased
In tie PLACE If .fI.aF S9:s yrh yes;sus}
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-02

TOR RENT-Tke TENEMENT at present
L occupied by Mr.. Archibald Foster, near the
Market Brdge-Possession may be had on the
lst of October next also, FcP RFSr or SALE.
two story HOUSE, &c. (now finishing oH) on
Shockos HLll-Possessi6n of which may be had
about the 1st of November next
WIN. McKIM.
Richmond, Sept .. r3w1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-02

\ Do hereby forewarn all persons from trading
Il for Bond of mine executed to lanes Hick.
man for twenty-five pounds, dated 10Th April last,
as do not conceive owe him any part thereof.
ROBERT MENDUM.
Sept. .. G9w1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-02

IL The Place ef .foha Coof.;ch, deceased.
In tie place f dIeay. S4iy.A, resigned.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-09-02

The Federalists have raised inuch Idio
fya"'2r about Mr. Canping's Speech in the
House OF Commons. Inthis speech. the sIv
diplomatic minister has ingeniously contrived
to spur OH his federal friends in their fave
vorite cry of g French influence i'm our ma
tlonal councils" The impression, which, he
seems anxious to leave on the mind is. that
our administration dares not take SINGLE
step with the British government, until tbev
nave previously consulted the wishes of
France. The Federalists, eager to avail
themselves OF this information, have rapidlv
fallen into the IDEAS and Wishes Of their mo.
yer The whole landscape is now alive with
the chirping of these noisy erashoppers,
Nothing is heard but the shrill cry of Fre,.~b
tHFneHce. Mr.. Jefferson, it is ins;ruated
IS afraid to send messenger 70 the court of
St. Jamcs's, until he has first dispatched him
to feel the pulse of the court of St. Cloud.
Let us review this case.
The points in this speech, on which tn,
Federalists must fasten, are these:
1st. That "since the return Of Mr. Roso
no communication has been made bv
the American government, in the form
OF c0mh(aiRf, or remembrance or irr;.
fd'fon or of any description whatever. y,
respecting the Orders in CounciI-AI-
though,
2diy. "ScUerai sfecin MESSENGERS have
reached" England from America; and
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-14
10 fOHN try, 1oiner.
Ca 81.

7 do pubickIy acknowledge ha-'ine receiy-
ed your inhru6tions 10 come to Montreal
IN Canada, and there 10 ferye the remainder
of my appreniicefhip-and ! do here anigu the
follwing reafons for not complying there with.
You lett Portland in June laff !; and your wife
and children, and myfelf, without money,
work and food 70 that | was under tie ne
GETTY Of returning home to my Parents, thir-
ty-6ve miles, and not cent 10 defray my
travelling expEnces-
Secondly, you have mon hafeIy and de.ib-
erately, and under the mark Of friendnrip and
religion, violated The ho(pitafy Of your
friends houfe Ivy Geducing the virtue of lis
child therein TO the irretrievzbie iofs Of her
character, and the peace and happiness Of
her father, man who VOC have ever fpoken
of as your lncere and confdeHiialsriend
Thirdly, you are conidered iy aIl ciafesct
fociety, as vile aud abandoned chandler
and particularly 70 by thar ordsr Of rely ion 70
which you oncs was memaer, (the RapHt
perfuahon) that you have been eKconmnuica-
ted as unworthy Of the refpeca due 20 that
name-and do therefore think YOU an unwpr-
thy example to myfelf and All o,hers who are
not funk into the moi 2retehed fate of Se-
Pravity. joan SEDGLAY.
PorflanS, Sept. OF, 1908. (0a. lOl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-14

of their elbows and persevered in
LONG 70, in defpite of the remarks
Of their fair friends. I" Mils b. Is a
pretty girl, but her bare elbows give
her fuch bold appearance. =
[" Did you obferve Mrs. M.--how
vulgar, juff efcaPed from waih-tub."
But imperative falbion ifued her fiat,
md old and young, fat and lean, have
not only shewn their elbows, but their
arms and whcE we reflect that the
expofure of the tip of the Clutches of
Rutland's fhoulder, under masquer-
ade gmfe, Get the city of Dublin once
ia a fame, how can we wonder in
this age Of naked fafhions, that the
torch of Cupid ihould BE- 70 often
ighted-from the tip Of every
part of beautiful woman-from the
ip of the finger TO the a,m-pi;.
E[Londan Paper.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-14
Mg; g TiHets,

A. Cheever & Co.
AT No 1, Mufey's Row, now Offer for
= fale, a large and elegant afortment, man
ufaGtured under their own inipection aud
warranted free from damage. They conGft
Of every kind fashionable and ulefui, and
will be fold cheaper than can be purchafed
eIlewhere in the DiRria Of Maine, at retail
at wholelaIe, as low as eau be Purchaled III
Bottom.
HATS, they have Of their own manufac-
turing, of every kind, whick will be fold and
warranted TO give the purchaier iatisfaction.
HozjEb0A Furniture.
New Beds and Bedlteads, with variety of
Parlour and Kitchen Furniture.
~ Calh given for hating * fhipPing Furrs.
Portland O7 81. Qf)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-14
NEW GOODS.


LAVE received an extenhve aiIortment OF
: = Fall and W,infer Go9d5,
among which are the following articles =
London fuperine blue and black broa@-
cloths common do. Of every colour Caln
meres, Serges, Devsnihire Ke:feys, ladies re-
liece Cloths, Flannels, Bazes, Duthls, Coatings'
India Cotons, Bombazetts, Ruiiels, ohaloon'
Calimancoes, Durants, Worried Hohery'
Lambs Wool do Checks, Cambrlcs, Calicoes'
belt Of Britilh Shifting Cottons, Iabby vel
vets, common do. black LuRrings, do SattIns'
Furniture Patches, Copperplate, Cotton Dia-
pers, Bandanna Handkerchief, Madras do.
black Barcelona do. Cotton Shawls, Veltngs,
nice Table Cloths, black, blue, and coloured
Sewing Silk, ladies' Beaver and Silk Cloves
Veft and Coat Buttons, SufPenders, Cotton
Yarn Of high numbers, &c.
Also
One bale Rofe BLANKETS, all hze', very
Cheap. M. 2.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-14
Commonwealth Of Massachusetts.

Commonwealth Of Massachusetts,.
Cumberland, G--Attbe Supreme fadisiai Cont.
EegEz and baldea at Portland, qrhbia re cO0nty
Of CHa5eTiaad, and for he rovnfes IF C4n,berEaag
and Oxford, On tbs third 7ssjaay If O7sJe,,
A. ID. 1893.
on the petition aforefaid. oRpEsED-tllat
the petitioners publifp an attef d copy oftLeir
faid petition and tbs order thereon, three
weeks fucceiively in the Portland Cazetfs, the
laif publication TO be hxty d Us at leaa before
The Supreme Judicial Court ia nc holden al
Portland, within the county Of Cumberland,
and for the counties Of Cumberland and Ok
ford, on the fourth Tuelday Of May next
that the ixid Daniel Newman and all other
perfons intereIted in f4id petition, may then
and there appear and lhew caufe, II any they
have, why the prayer thereof flould not be
granite "A true copy
Afts4 EDwD. p. HAYMAH, clcrE.
on 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-14
Commonwealth of M5rac,afe,.s.

Commonwealth of MaEscbac;.s.
CCMBEsLAED 5. s.--Zo az Eouo,atL tJr 49,.
nesi BY IT, Safrs7s Jrtieiai Csr,f, 5,r.a saf
b4far- at Psrfi1Ha, n ne aevafy Of Caatx,Lgsy
and for re eosanef IF CDmb,ri4as mi CxJorJ. ~
f5s t5i,d Tgesd4y u 0aabrr, ~ Ne ysay sfs.r
L0rs one ID 'Usanf si.gJt Hundred aps r e5t,
HUMBLY lhews--The Petition of Roher,
Slower, and Theophilus Slower, both Of Pctt-
land aforelad, Merchants, That they arc fei.
zed III fee in common and undivided with
Daniel Newman, Of Portland aforefaid, and
other perions TO your petitioners unknown, of
two undivided frth parts Of certain lot "
land, htuate in fad Portland being lie fame
lot of land which Thomas Newman, deceaftd
purchafed OF Ebenezeg Mayo, decesled, ~
deed dated thetwenIieth day Of March, in The
year ofour Lord one theulsnd fevcn hundred
iixty five; faid lot lying on Federal llrect. Ic-
tween the land Of jeremiah Berry andthe land
of faid Robert & Theophilus, with al The
buildings thereon Handing. Wherefore year
petitioners pray this Honorable Court az
partition Of the premiles may be made, snd
that their two undivided GxJh parts may &c
fet off 10 them to hold in feveraly, according
10 the ffatute in fuch cafe made and provided.
And as in duty bound. fhall ever pray.
ROBERT. SLOWER,
THEOPHLUS SLOWER.
BY HOPKINS u ZNETCALF, fhsiy AAts