Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-04-18

70 he Honorable tie fs1iee, n TIE Supreme S9rii
liai Court a07v boLira at Bgesa, zOitLn tie Gam
y Of ynf5k, and for TIE eeuuties Of SgFoH and
NIataekeH, on TIE Jesoad Inslaay If A4arHb in
ne year of our L0rJ eigbtesq hundred and eight
Il UMBLY thew and petition Sarah Bon
ner, widow, and Ruth Bonner, hnglewo
man, and Edward Cazneau, merchant, and
Mary Cazneau his wife, in her right, all of
Bottom in the county of Suffolk, that they are
feized in fee hmple and pofefled of and in
one fixty fourth undivided part of tract and
parcel of land with the appurtenances, fIruate
in the county of Kenaebec, containing nine
hundred thouland acres be the fame more or
lefs bounded, beginning on Kenebeck river
on the eaiterly Gde thereof, and on the divi-
ding line between the counties of Kennebeck
and Lincoln, thence eanerly and nsrtherly
keeping on the line fifteen miles, thence nor-
therly keeping the diitance Of fifteen miles
from faid river till II meets line drawn due
vgeft from the mouth of We1erunfett river at
the dilance Of fifteen miles from Kennebeck
river thence due welt five miles, thence north
three miles, thence wet thirty miles crofEing
Kennebeck river, and executive of the width
thereof; thence due fouth three niles, thence
fouth forty-fve degrees ealt till it meets line
on the welterly iide of Kennebeck river run
ming parallel with the general courfe thereof
and fifteen miles therefrom thence fouther-
ly keeping the width OF fifteen miles from Ken
nebeck river I'LL it ftrikes the dividing line be-
tween the counties OF Lincoln and Kenne-
beck thence ealterly and northerIy by that
/! line till il ltrikes Kenhebeck river thence
crolling the river 10 the fri mentioned
| bounds.
That your petitioners are feized and pofef-
fed of and in one hxty- fourth part or the traIf
and parcel Of land aforefaid in common and
undivided with the Plymouth Company or the
Proprietors Of the Kennebeck Purchafe 70
called, and your petitioners are defrous of
holding and occupying their fl1are and pro-
portion in Observation-Disclosures they pray
the aid of the Honorable Court, and thar bv a
due courle of proceedings they may have az
hgned and confirmed TO them and their heirs
respectively their flares and rights aforsfad,
to hold and occupy in leveralty, and as in du.
ty bound ihaIl ever pray.
Sarah Bonner, I o. -
Ruth Bonner, LELI.y 3 NJ
Edward Cazneau, rHAN WINsLow,
Mary Cazneau, their A'f''"9%
SUFFOLK, IS. March Term, a. D 1903. Up
on the Petition aforelaid, Ordered that the Pc.
ttioners notify Arodi Thayer the Clerk Of The
faid Plymouth Company or ProPrietors Of the
Kennebeck Purchale, TO appear al the next
Supreme Judicial Court, TO be holden at Au
gJRa, within and for the county Of Kenne-
beck, on rhe Taft Tueiday Of May next, by
ferving him forty days before the letting Of
iaid Court, with an stteked copy of faid ne
tiiion and order thereon and it is further
ordered by the Court, that IL e iaid petition
ers notify the faid Plymouth Company or the
ProPrietors of the Kennebeck Furchafe, TO
appear at the aforementioned Court, by pub
Lining an atteiied copy Of faid Petition and
order, in Ru1ells Columbian Csafisei, and the
Portland Gazeiit, three weeks fucceiIvcly, the
lah publication 10 be at leaf twenty DAYS be-
fore the letting Of the fame. that they Hlay
then and there thew caule, if any they have.
why the prayer threof fhoud nor he granted.
(signtdJ JNO TUCKER. Ei-.L
"A true copy.
AttcH, JNO. TUCKER. CEerE