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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-27
rooD MOVE

-fsct. es lo,- At : Iov7-
meeting held in tbis town on the 10Th
u!t the article IN he warrent " TO see
it the town would petition The Legisla-
ture of the Stale To call a Convention
of the people FOR the purpose of having
the Constitution of this State so amen.
ded tina. the number OF Representatives
may be lessened"-A Committee OF
three was appointed 10 draughi a petit
ton, and the meeting adlourded until
the lth inst. so that all who had oblec-
tons might come forward and state
them a the adjourned meeting the
petition in favor of the measure was
read and passed by unanimous vote.
1t was voted that the oelecimen sign
the same and ioTYaFd it to the mex, lie.
gislalure.
We hope that our neighbouring
towns, aud indeed the people of the
Com monwealth who have seen the ex-
traordinary numbers with which our
House of Repr ssniativss have been
filled for several years past--lhe ooniu.
sion and irreguiarity naturally conse.
quenl in SO large deliberative assem-.
blies, and the immense expenditure ct
money which our representative pay.
vol, Exhibits, will unite with us in effect
ing remedy
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-27
tVFNING SCHOOL.

1rHE lslfcriber'. Evening School will COM
mence Tbi, Evsa .g for inilrutliug IN the
sfaa branches of education aud he hopes
mi II neri, the confidence Of his employer
Term, four dollars per quarter, in Guiding Can
s... Pens, ac--At the fame ithool viii be
,rrghr Navlga'ioa, surveying, Book Keep
NJ Lunar obferva;ions by Dunn's Lunar
BN.s, and particular attention paid 10 in
k1ftng IN the newell fyitem of writing.
sessmber 20 WILLIAM MOODY
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-27


l. is now pas. lhs middle Of Septem-
ber, in tue second ,sar oil lhe war, and
NC shoulu Ike ~ bs informed by some
wise man VINO understands the signs oi
Tie lim.s, and who Can penetrate the
reeesees OF oui my sletious policy, how
lar We nave advanced towards the ao-
eompIshmenl o. the great h'Yessed CD
leetol the wst--yiz 10 eng Grea, Bat
sin to abandon the ilghl 81 impress
mint At SEA, where al our glory hes,
We have .tAls seasun taken tur Boxer,
sd ne ave ipst 10 / q =. iirst, with
capt Lawtenes, LieHt f.stsss, -
several valuable oIhcsfs 81 lower
wade. On the Lakes re have lost
several small vessels, and their officers
and crSws either kaieu, ttDWned, or
,aken, and We have galued--nothiRg
On land we have iosl much ana NC
nave gained IS near nothing IS Can easl.
~ be feckoned np On the inland
frontier, there ID liltle done that We can
learn, besilie boosting, dIsmlsslug gen
erals Tor the recovery oi tn,ii heultl
anu 10 await further orders" and COM
plants and gtumbllngs III the arm,
aud Oh the Atlantic coast, all Is alarm,
confusion, and disturbance, the militia
harrassed, AID called from their families
and occupations, the toWns IN constant
fear OF Invasion and p.llase, and tie yes
sels oil all descriptions tekGn, plundef--
ed and destroyed, Tue potts blockaded,
and the coating craft nearly annIliilat-
cd. he enquiry which we wish
guin 20 make, is--svhai IS there an ms
sfale cf thiHgS, or IA ara course Of hro--
teedia8, that has tie least tendency 10
7va' as ne accomplishment " TIE ffofes
sed object Of fhe 7par.
Should the war last Two years more,
the probability rs, that, If our armed
ships are not all bedded, ike Commo
dore Decature's three vessels, IN tie
mud, tar up some llysr, out OF the
REeach OF The ems my, that they vii all
be sacrificed, and WAL them, what Is OF
ihconceiyably mole importance TO ,he
nation, the lives oil most, perhaps oil, OF
oar brave and accomplished principal
naval officers ohlns may Oe bun, and
navy replaced. even Ii what we now
have should be annl iiaged But where
snail we find another Hull, another de.
cature, another cambridge, and another
Lawrence, SC &c. OihIlrs OF skili
and experience, are not 10 be gained
IN moment, rs We have had abundant
opportunity TO learn since tie com
mencemrnt OF THIS most unnecessary,
unjust, unprinciplsd, and d,sgraceiul
war.
In the mean time, how many i've
will be lost in the various ways III
which war, That he west Judgment Of
God upon guilty nations, dtsuoys the
human race NOW many Towns will be
drsolated, estates ruined, a.d taluilies
made mise able, ia the course ~ tic
contest ! And yel,no man nNing eau
tell how he end Is 10 grow ,Oul Oh nc
~ ans. We profess 10 abhole as tie
gtralest Ut national evils, the occ aslsnal
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-27
SAL az Iurlioil.

ITO be fod at Public Aue ion on Tuefdsy
the 2s,h infant al - O'Clock on the
p-cmites IA lot of LAND with Two Rory
Dwelling huule thereon Gsua.ed on Back
sireet--oow occupied ny lame ID Edgar
Term. a the lale
M'LELLAN2
Geo, 90 FLETCHER H"e"'"N'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-27

ANrI.DILUvlAN CURIosIlIEs.
HaterioFur, ~

Wafeft3F0r, W ing. n.
A gentleman Oh u tour 10 the west
ward this summer on exploring the
mountains apd lodges in the county of
Ohrida, has found variety Of valuable
pelrllactions, consisting of se.-shell fish,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-27
Hory are ne lLighfu FaRen.

INV Ut ut IT ~ tstV3ts
A fen DAYS since, passed through this
town, in the feacea6te stile, VI Gen.
Henery Dearborn the nonianai Com
Insnder OF the army of Canada on a
visit TO his friends 1T the Eastward
Had this visit have occurred year ago,
his arrival would probably have been an
nounoed by The firing OF cannon sc. and
every warksYk would have hailed him
=, the created general in tie world
Bonaparte onl, excepted We are hap
py 10 learn the General enjoys good
health, Gen Lewis declarations 10 lie
contrary notwithstanding
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-27
aDi9ceIianeous Selections.
Failure OF the New. York Con-
scription, &c. &c.

Ex'ta.t ef d leffe, from gentleman AT Aibaay.
Tile conscription dire cted by the gener.
81 government, and lately attempted , he
executed in New York, hes entirely failed.
Fifteen thousand men were called for by the
governor, D, d Tompkins, the same little
man who lu tered day or Two al Washing.
ton. about Ms. Madison, tins summer. 1he
deaf. took pl ace on tue l5.h u. The whole
militia of the state, about 10000, were o..
dared 10 assemble ia then com any districts
GA that day OF this number 81 lbc most
not &C 600 assemblcd--0f some, ooO G
number, not 100 appeared and gene, sliy.
he re was q total absence OF whole cOmpbn.
les from ihc places Of parade Iae uniform.
ed infantry, which was ordered on by whoe
comp nies, have generally absolutely reius.
ed obedience. Companies have met and
unanimously refused - march. Indeed /
have not heard Ui khg,e instance where
more ,hsn half dozen / On company have
consented 10 leave their homes tor Canada
and - J.. n remarkable fsct, thai this d >
feolian aud refusal, although exclusively con-
fiaed 20 no parry, - no = prevalent among
the democrats, ! have travelled since the
day vi drafting through the couapes OF Ne W.
Yoik, Wtslc chester, hocklAnd, Orange, sui.
livan. Ulster, C,eenc. Gulumbia, Rensselaer,
end Albany. fhese are tie old ava popu.
lous counties of the state, and some Of the m
wholly democratic. kupw !, on &C usl OF.
ser,stion, that the facts above stated am
tree IN these counties aud from he Lesl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-27

" Inland .Napigapon"--A Wagon
from Plymouth was spoken with on the
Weymouth Turnpike, wits cargo of
vine, sc OH Sunday night last, al 7
O'Clock. standing 10 the N. supposed to
be bound 10 Hoslon--bIowing fresh, and
very dusty, could not ascertain how
long out, or where bound. A Wagon
mas also been spoken "a hours from
New-York, bound to Boston, CONF
manded by CAPT. Iony.--Bosf ia.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-27

[From an old I" Ingiuriiai Rsgfster."1
A clustering Standing Army Officer
lately asserted, within the hearing OF
his landlord, Il whom he bad just CIV
en- the fm n for his weekly bill, that
men of his cloth were the flilars OF
the nation. "--"Yes," answered old
Drawcork, "the eatcrpillars."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-27

Me- 3 MvprtJ Ro-r 4efd1f-efrs-ss
LJAvE la,eiy received an erienGge abort
IL menl Ct
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non. shich are os ,heir own late publication,
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better than any other speliiug Book-1he
Election aud arrangement Of this Book re
auires ONLY to be known TO be universally u
ed beiHg he mo0 na,drsi and eafy work for
tie inarudioa of children 10 ichools or fami
les now ia ufe ;--Alfo
The following rev and very valuable
vorks--New critieal Prooonncing Dictionary
by en- American Gentleman. Price 8 dollars
Mell.ihs Travel, in America IN The years
1904, 5, s, Lies Memoir, Of he War in
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Clark. Travels in Greece, Egypt and the
Holy Land
t'""ei fieb~n q Gikliil GlStlobdiy
Elements OF War
The remains of n. X White
superiiiiious of The Hghlanders
Ch'mities OF authors
5bie New, Carillian Morals by Hannah
Moore
Mrs Grant on Education
theory Of agreeable Senlations
srreaiion Of Humphrey Clinker by T.
Smsilst
Loysf.s an Hinorica Novel, and variety
Of other new Novels
6'nk' OF Wye Poem Ivy 2 Bloomfield
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and poyanlhos
Nnfltan o fever-A New Edition of Shake.
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AFo'ume Of anthems. by he s'e Hon John
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,laeolog'eal N ,azine Org. 10
Leonard " "A. IL. Crols,
-. , O'iaa R-c M'ssis fret,
Have 10 iale 20 chefs souchoug and Hy-
ooikn Teas. Ola hyperion quality
rlhas Equality Brown ugar
"a S'iiee- % ba.eF Cotton
heg Tobacco IS boxes No !, Chocolate
w gun. ale EngIfh Cod Fiji packed in Ehds
= 20 Pollock and Scale do
pipes Cognac Brandy
Fhm--G,o--W Wine Molaaes
indigo -sal pe,re Pepper
'aoliaFd-Ginget-- Nutmegs
,hia- Ra,lus-- Candles
. cafe, ENGLISH FATS
y .a'ss 1t quality American Guopowdor,
Maiisoue'"' inspection
NO auihs.s yellow Corn
40 be' Mef, Beef, &c Sc -
me ne aoovegood' will be fold cheap for cath
fihc't approved credit
f'rassd, SYt 6 owl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-27
Ebirrins JIniellisrner.

P5,fsnoufh Sept. 10 The privaleer, for
merry lhe Thomas. Of thls port. IN co. with
a HL44 = : asf.4s ~ &c Cane Nettick. on
Tuesd y. and took slopp. a pr,vateer
sloop was cruiz,ng issidc the shoals, on
Tuesday af ernoon, and chased Chebscco
boat, which arrived here, and fred q num-
ber Of shot al her.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-27

WAsHINGTONS's Address to the
Officers of the Army, in reply to the
leuers OF Major ARMS rRONG tnow
Madison's Secretary at War was pen.
ned with his own hand, and never seen
by any person until after ii was publicly
delivered. " hen he DC gan to read IL
TO the Officers, he found himself in
some degree embarrassed by The impef-
lection of his sight. iaking out his
spectsoles, he said, !" These eyes, my
friends, have grown dim, and these
locks white, in the service OK my
country, yet have never doubted her
justice "
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-27

impressment OF our seamen. To rem
edy the mischief, we declare war WITH
oul preparation, without forecast, and
by the very acl, we throw into the
clutches oil our enemy, hundreds, and
probably thousands, of our seamen, and
plunge them into al the miseries of
captivity, to prevent one in perhaps
tive hundred or thousand from being
impressed.
he fact IS, the story of impress.
men, is conipred up Only for the sake
Of covering The Administrations from
reproach Tor enteiing into waf Tor
she basest nsrp9sss II IS HE
WAR OF Irit. ADSfi >lsi -
lion, AND MOI OF HE COUN
Try AND ALL J HE Evils OF
II OUGHT TO BE CHARGED
DIRECTLY TO THEIR AC-
COUN L. Conn Mirror.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-27

More fling o9. Accounts are, that
he famous Msjor Gen Morgan Lewis,
hes leit the army OF Canada, and gone
10 the Springs Tor his health, tho like
another fainous General who was ORDER
I'd of on account OF i'll hsaith, lie has a
most excellent appetite.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-27

Since Uppermost { nads must be stqulr'j.-.
Our Rulers decree ii, by vengeance in
spir'd--
Since Harrison, Dearborn aud Boyd in vain
toy II,
Ferhsps a la mode Loui,'ans ,heyH 6y "a.
Boss Pal.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-27

teet fDr Iogiand, OF upwards OF 200
sail, sailed from s. Thomas August l.
large convoy Cor Englsnd, from Jamai.
ca, under convoy oi the Asia, -, was spo.
ken August Is.
Sloop Eelsey, Mott, arrived in " Haven
9 b inst having been captured on he 7,h
off Eatoa's Point, by the atalanta S w. Sc
released. af.er having her cargo taken out.
a number Of prizes were IN CO which were
offered heir ransom.
The Greasy, "a with several other ships
Of war, having feet ruder coRYoy, bound
% England, was spoken Aug. 5, long 81,
lat. 50--had been logged for some days by
an American prisa,eer sch. supposed to be
the Roger Qlarles1 which csnsed great
confusion inshe feet. On board the cres.
sy was the 81 lieutenant, sailing master, ana
scsmeo, of the John priyaieer, of Salem,
whom she was carrying 10 England for tri.
al, on q charge of having killed the capt. o.
adroges in the w. Indies.
The cartel ship Mary. Ann, with prisoners
Cor The u. 5. was to sail from Loadon early
"a July,
The beaulifulbrig Herald, of Baltimore,
sent into Bermuda, has been tx n into The
service, and is now called the 8srbsdoes.
a ysluabie Il e. for England, conveyed on
~ by The rpeeupns "a snt a cutter. sailed
from St Salvador July IL. No American
vessels in port
The Rltlsh okci Duke Of Mont, ose, the
syprevipus 70 her capture by the presidents
dune 9, lat Is lon 81 hsd an engagement
Tor Two hou with an American pfiysleer
sch OF II guns, and beat her off
Ship Milo, SWEET, of Newbur.port from
New'O leans, has arrived a. Lisbon. In
long 90, was chased by on ARMED vessel.
supposed 10 re Fstnchs OF Lishon, VAS
chased oy an 2uahsh figate. out.ssiled her
and got mo port hours ahead At Lis
bon, July *, orb SO o 40 dis and the only
article m demand. 26i,ooo bbls. OF -four
unsold.
PENzANoe, (El JUNE IS. An oren luge
gel, under American colours, was brought
~ mere las, evening, pnze 10 he Hope gan
brig she had 30 men on board, with swlv-
els and small arms, lcoiR I'd 10 row %
sweeps she IS called The Young True
Blnoded Ysnkey, and was formerly the
Challenger gun orig ) ou' of ncest only five
hours
HALrTAx, AUG. 29--The ship 2eprisal,
from INae, Seotiend, for Gay Chsleur hfie
Fnends, f Bristol, from " Brunswick go
Pict1u, and another big, were lately car,.
ured by the priya eer F.olic, of Sslem, q
burot. Pat Of ,lheis crews have ari's z
here.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-27

MEMoRaNpua for Sett. 1913
The Summer Is ended, the har, est OF
martial glory is past for this season, and
Canada is not taken.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-27

.dz.Jai Occurrence. A man Icy the
name oil Bamuresi, living in the neigh
bourhood OF fappan y. Y } put on end
to the life OF his own Daughter, girl
Of eleven years ofage. lie immediate
" fed 20 tue woods.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-27

The Plague continues TO rage At Nal
lathe number OF deaths average Iwen
ty day.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-27

Should the tresem season no, adrait of
c m le'e success (on he Latesl 'hs progress
made will ensure for the hexs naval ascrn.
dency, whsre IT Is essential 10 our perms-
neui peace wi h and eonlroul over the savs-.
ges."
NJ. Mdlison's Message. 4ih Nov. 1912.
1t is evident Mr. Madison felt great
assurance, when he gave this pledge 10
e.e people OF conqaeri.g me Freedom
OF the Lakes the prs sent year--but how
has he redeemed tue pledge
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-27

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1913.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-27
EDWARD LITTLE * co.

Me- 8 Mggy' Row iaiiif-ef.-s.
LIAvE laieiy received an eIienlve abort
IL man, sc
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-07-19
n u0luoble Farm fer Gie.

Tor Tale a valuable farm ltuated IN the
4 town of Llfbon. county OF Lincoln. abou,
thirty miles from Porilard aud twenty from
Bath, containing three hundred acres of land,
part of which is under high cultivation With
new Two flory dwelling houfe, large Barn,
aud Thrift ' young orchard. SAID farm is Ct
uated ~,ihn few rods Of an excellent G,,ft
Mill Saw Mil and Cardug Machine, and
within tive miles OF Mayail's Faaory and I'm
qu.iiionably one Of the bea in the county. &
would be fold with the ffock, (lsy thirty head
OF Cattle and about fifty ihsep) farming uteu-
hls aud the crops now on it, and poheiIion
given irimediateiy-For terms, which w,i be
liberal, enquire of MIR THOMAS CiAsx, at
Po,tiast, or N.rHAsIsL EAMrs, on the pre-
mi!e,. (sw) Jpiy ~.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-07-19
Meyino sJ Common Wool,
CARDED & MANUFACTURED

THE Proprietor, of the Maine Cote. Y
Wooicn Mossfsaey, q, B, unfwiek. inform
their friends and he public, ;hey have three
new Carding Machines, one for Merino and
two for common Wool, and have an erperien
eed W o. klaan, Mr.. John Brown, hat ha, fol
lowed The buGnei. ieyen years, They likeviie
Manufacture and drels wooden cloths in the
bea manner, having obtained two experienced
European workmen, aud intend making
Broadcl 9th. and CsfIimsrss of the fra qualify
They have for faie al their fore in b. uni~ick
Cotton Yarn, of all numbers aud ben qualities;
Cotton and Wooden Clo,hs Of this country
manufacture. Engiifh and Wen India Goods.
cheap for cath or eountry produce
Wanted. Meriuo aud commor Wool, for
which cath will be pad
WIN HAws, agent fo' ,sid co~ea.,
R,surVi.A, May g., Is 8 If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-07-19
COLUMBIAN W4AHE2,

GA SMALL eAsD wAsHIso MACHINE
1yf ,eceiued BY 8 CLARf, agot 10,
tie Pateatee, Exchange fresf, Portland
THE utility Of hi, machine has been fully
1 hkffed in The iouthern States, where up.
wards of 80 600 of hem have been fold
Unlike moff other inventions of this nature.
wsfhng may he done with thi. machine with
our injuriog the clothes more than by ruhbipg
them with the hand, i; and ooe halt the labor
f,.p and hre-wood 10 faved, Th,s method o.
wafhing u lels aborious and NOT liable TO Il re
the hauds Tbs machine /, 6mpie, durahis
aud cheap the parent RICH for family and
q machine with inltruciions for uiisg it, being
only dollars.
F,0s tie .sme,os, ,.sOnws,io'ieD -r6,eb 6,vs sp-
Psa,Ai ~ 1t, Javor, tbs /Sbjoi,~s IL yeistfei
Pbiiad"fbis Jaass,, so
We the-fubfcrihers having ia'eiy purahsied
and uted fmaIi cheap Machine tor wz,h,ps
clothes. oompofed of hollows and rounds. and
csIcul ased as q material Improvement for waih-
ing by hand think it bef adapted for IT. pur-
pofe, Of any thing of the kind VIII CHI has ever
come 20 cur knowledge a. il is final, plan,
hmpie, cay and cheap, aud greatly facili'a,es
the iaboor without iniuring the clothes, or
hands of the perfon who uies il. We would
the. efore recommend the purehale of lad
Machine to our ( lends and the public James
Cooper, Jofeph Walker. William Wet. vii
am Milnof, William RUN May o
Ladies aud Gentlemen 10 and near Port
land. are folieited To fend and receive the
Machine on trial, add may have the prlrlledge
of returaing the Machine or paying FOR ,he
fame ate. full ,nvelt,gation of issns uuliiy
aod value.
Merchants and other, willing to try their
kind If Merhlne., living 10 York. Cumber.
land, Lincoln, Hancock, Kennebe k and sem
esfet coungss. are iolieised 40 ieod or write
for fad Maehines 10 tell on cnmmuIion
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-07-19
NEW GOODS.
Weber & Merrill,

-
HAVE Just received and now offer TOT
q ale an extensive assortment ut
ENGLISH IT FRENCH GOODS,
suitable for the present and approaching
sesson-smong which are,
Best superfine Broadcloihs
Midiing and low priced do.
S0perfne Csssmeres, consisting OF
black, drah and mixed
Cords-Coatings--D
Flsnnels and Baizes
Peliece Clo,hs-Bombazetts
Wilbores -Dursnts-Crapes
Best dressed and undressed Csl,coes
SILK and common Gingsams 81.
Carnbticks, white. black and coloured
A large sssort ment OF Fancy Musllns
Shawls--siik and cotton Handkerchiefs
Long Lawn Linen-Braces
Gentlemen and Ladies' Besser Cloves
dino ditto silk < wofsled Hose
Black and coloured Sewing Silks
Coat and Vest Buttons
Ribbons Tapes and Bobblns
Neutrality-suspicious. Grapes
Italian crapes-Pins
Cotton Hose, gentlemen * ladies
Silk Gloyes--Button Moulds.
A general assortmen, of Am erlcan
Factory GooIs, &c. &c.
Po,fiInd. '1uip 10 II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-07-19
SHERIFPS sale.

TAKEN by Execution and TO be fold at
Public Auction on Saturday,, the SIN
day of July nett, at two O'Clock N at the
hsufe of Jofesh McIntofh, innholder in Bridg
ton--Ail the Right in Equity of Redemption
which Jacob Kimball has in ~ to the following
defcr'bed mortgaged Real Eaats, h,uaaed 10
Beidgton--i, being the fame land whereon iaid
Kimbal lately lived, adjoining land of Abner
Davenport, Jofeph smith, and Aaron Beeman
toge, her with the buildings thereon. The
above delcrlbed premises are mortgaged 10
Benjamin Willis. to feeure the payment OF
about 60 dollars
JAMES EMERSON, DY'y SbyE
BritgfOs, Jast 20, 1873
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-07-19
ShgRIFFS SALE.


Taken by Erecutrons and 10 be t5H at
pubic vs,due on VeGaeidayfte 2Sfb
day 9 J..y next at etfOep o'elsck IN
tk forenoon at Timothy Fiefebsr's
Ausiion Toen, tsebmge Street P9rt-
land,
A LII the right 10 eqai,y of redemption
- which = vapus Cook has Ia reaeeming
the following d.ferieed mortgsgea real eaale
6tuAed 10 Port'z in he county Of Cumber
land and houadeo as follows viz. beginning
a q lake flandins 10 he northwelterly Gde OF
Cumos AID ftreez. st the esiteriy corner of
Rob. ooyds land; thence north thirty FIVE
ka hail degree. wen oss hundred & twenty
thre fee, 10 a fake thence uorih fifty four
aud halt degrees eass forty tx and An half
feet TO FAKE; thence fouthsr'y to the centre
of he enrry way of the houie ttspding partly
on the land hereby conveyed thence 20
continue III ough the entry way IN the Centre
10 he T. ont of fad houfe to Cumberland
n,set iherce ny fad nreet fou,hweiier',
forty Ave fee eight inche, 20 the Brh bounds
together w,,h 'ha, part of he building which
nands upon The fame. and all the privilege
aud aopuvtsnances hereto belonged
". Is PETERS. y, SbrE
Ps,tIssd, Jsse 2eAt. 1878.