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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-21
August I.

a a court continued am heia for Richmond c0Mn
n ~ az the coHrthonse, the Isl day Of June 1878
on motion Of Robert W. MCarfy IN his opa yighf
ard an right olhts rife, UiRnred II. RHO traS nm.
HYred r. bPCGrfy, II Is Ordered That IT0nus Koran
aMd fHn"y y. us Uife ahO WGs Fanny r. BPCorty
6arfRofoHe7r PC6rty IO5iN, JOAp M'CarfU Ch0s
MCdrty smith, Frances Inn Smith. (Iosn lPCarky
So" 81 Sydnor PCarty, dec) DO aypear here on me
HTN HoHday IN NOtember merit ,beine court aay ayf
Shelo cause. DGny they can against tie safe o., one or
more 81 the sfaUes Of Tarpiey IPCGrty 1ec-aiso TO
Sheic cause any they can, against ke sale oftke
ta"dS Of The said TarpLey UCarty. dec. n heinz
suggested that The dUideHd Of each heir tcE not rr
ceed the pdtne Of one huHdred doIIar aad TO shc,r
cause tehV SistTibntion ofthe money arising there
rom Sho"td not be E7d0e accOrdig 10 the acts Of A.
Se"bty H SNch cases made and groyidfd and In nm
Fearing TO the Satisfaction Of the coryf that Charles
BCGTty Smith and frames Inn Smith are not iHh4
6nents U THIS state, IL is ordered, Thak 1bGc0fioa
Of mis- order be made as 10 the said abseHffeS MI
uamSon b. Tona by tire court is appointed TO deJtRS
me infants bartholomew RCdTfg Tonkjn Charles
HCdrtV Smith, Frances dHR Smith in mis- motion
Eho IS aLso aPPo"ted te appear in their bchaoR tie
said fTSt HOHday oC NOUfHber ReIt.
Il copy-Teste,
GEORGE SAUNDERS, C. r. C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-21
Sean, Bont Rich,no,a.

.r-a This remarkably rapid and ele
gan,y lifted packet, beng now
A. prepared 10 commence her re-
I-Elr-rs--41Y> gular route between Norfolk
- SSs-s-y $500 CITY Point * Richmond. the pro-
vipvis.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-21

tJUB!iC SALE.-By virtue of deed Of trust execuIed
to the subscriber by John H. Saunders on the Ear
gay OF November 1916, and recorded the clerks office
OF towhaan for the purpose of securing John Banpb
me payment OF the sum of thousand six hundred
ana eighty seven and one half dollars with inerss
thereon from the first day Of May 1916 until payment-
VIII ne eNposed to SALE to the highest bidder en- tho
premses Tor cash. on the frH day Of September Ucrf
the l." SNo 26, II IS 30 81, living the town OF JET
,eIsoh III Puwsian county with their appnrtenances
me tte vested ~ The subscriber will be TO the
purchaser or purchasers.
Juy %. .. 49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-21
July H..


RuNhwAiS IN The Jail vi Heurico county the isIh
u of August. 1918.
HaaptoR, a black man, supposed 10 be "a wears old
hve iast 30 ihches high, with the joint his
H great Toe. which he says occaSioned by the cnt
oI an axe WHO stys he belongs WiiaIn Rawlings of
me owh of Leesbnrg, in LoudO,u coupts.
BHty II con. supposed to be siXfy years old, feet
,hches hleh, With dark complexion, who says he be
i"ngs 10 Wfn walker, ofJarnes City county.
'h"rfeS UHS0R, supposed 10 be ~ or 25 wears old
uHk colnpieNinn, his legs bowed aud his fore teeth
Io,eh heIs hve feet or inches high; and says he
Bent creek - 49,
Ndi0Heg, Is years old, feet 10 or II inches high
earn complexion, with small scar on his left cheek
county. -
aaron, ahout years old feet o or 10 incIe, hieh
naIk complexion, who says lie belongs Mrs Day of
Hanover county. ~ -
teggy, aiail spare woman, with brown complexion
ana pleasing oonnenance about IS OF 10 wears old no
says she belongs tn Christopher wiugfeld 81 Hanover
county REUBEN TAHKERSLEY, Depufy
for Geo. Sdr0ge sheriff ard jniioy
,1- NJ HeDriCO coKNfy.
TT Ihe owners of the above described slaves are d.
directs. Anpus, ~ 40 a., "'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-21

R{Nt@ALE SEmiNARY.....M Miss Enplyq1ia Ferguson
returns nef most sincere thanks for the very liberal
she has received hopes by her ASST
hiiy aud attention to merit continuance past IA
Vois.-her school will close the 30ih inst. aud
commence on the hTst day Of SUPERINTENDENT having
procured The assistance oftwo gentlemen, admit
Iew more with her former number Of pupils.-Those
VINO wish to enSeT their daughters invited To call du.
ring vacation The school will continued on shockoe
I'm, corner OF and 10Th Streets the Tesdense OF
SiT. Robert GTeenhOw
IERMS-Pdgabtc quarterly In advance.
EHs,lsb language-including reading, writing,
ailthinetic, grammar, photography, geogra-
- Phy, use Of the globes, Observation-Disclosures
smbroluery plain aud ornamental needle work. ..I0
Drawing and paintings paper slk & velvet......IO
lead paintings in water, cbalks and oil colors..LO
All the above branches Included. .......S4o
.'.''.........,....."S5 $50
Music, entrance and IS cts. per session.
II a few more yOung ladies can he accommodated
with board The situation both pleasant and healthy
ana te sices attention will be paid the morals OF
al scholars entrusted TO her care
July ~. % .f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-21

"A IL persons having CLAIMS against The estate Of " ID
4 liam n. Phillips, late Of FelixVille Cumberland
county are requested To make them kaown me with
ont delay, as arrangements may he nsde for the adjust
ment thereof. VINCENT PHILLIPS, Admir-.
Near Jdnesf0HR, p. EdWard, JRtg ~. 20. NJ
~ OIlCE.-On the 7ib nay Of November asst we dis
a posed Of stock Of goods and discontinued by
siness except to the final settlement ofour accounts
WILLIAMS K Watkins
nave, ana shali continue TO occupy the same stand
on my own account WINNER WILLIAMS.
July 81. ~ a..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-21

PURSUANT to = dscreia order oihe county court OF
Essex, bearing date the 18th CAY of Nav 1918
mace III siit ~ chancery depending in the said conr,
Det"eeh ROOT T. Waring, eX'or OF WIZ. Warng H. who
was assignee OF James Hunter WIN. Warinc T
berChants and partners trading under the firm OF lanes
ti"nttr 20. plaintiffs, against Robert P0yLPr dr.
lehdahi-We the undersigned SHALL on the st dGv OF
ePtemOer Rerf n fair and il fair on the nexttar
ga proceed TO sell the highest bidder that valuable
ikhCi OF LAND, situated partly in the COUNTY of ca
,o'he ana partly IN the county OF Essex upon which
Nopstl fafkeT at present resides, commonly known
Oy the name OF the Eagle Nest, containing by estj.
natlon, upwards OF HiRe hundred acres or So much
theteoias viii be necessary 'aise the sum Of sir
H"Iared ana f~enfyseCeR rounds fwelUe shikGncs
dHn nee pence, with interest thereon from the 2st day
OF Decr 1891, Till paid, together with the costs OF suit
ahu Tue costs and charges attending said sale The
Terms o' The sale will he follows Tie costs of the
sun ana chsIges attending the win be required to
nc paid IN cash, and the balance Nv the following install
nehts y: ~ six months, nl2 months in Is mouths
he purchaser giving bond with approved secnr,ty oic
nhtlh' payable by the instalments aforementioned
ne SAFE "lii take place upon the premises between the
hois OF ten IN the forenoon and four IN tie afternoon
ana ueed without Warranty will he made 10 the pur-
CHASER as provided for said decree Possession will
ne gwen TIE INST day IT January next the pnrc baser
10 De ~ ihcty 10 seed wheat upon tue land at any time
after The sale, ~ 1850
THOMAS GRESHAM, IT,
- '''H'"i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-21

NOilCh-Ali those persons indebted to,Le esiate Of
Y Mrs. Jaae Howard. dec If Powfatan conn,y are
,elnestrdt to come forward aud wake immediate paw.
menu u" inTther Indulgence he given and those
having claims against the said estate will apply ON or
before the 10th oi October next as we are ahon IN set
We w iallJ aud will plead This notice In bar TO any
WV. r. CARTER,
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-28
For Safe or TO Let,

DY the fubfcriber, tina, excellent aand now oc
~ cupied for tavern. by Thomas Little. az
Windham corner, 60 called, and about IL miles
from Portland, aac tying Ga the main read lead
ing from Btidgton to Portland containing a large
and commpdious t~o ftory dwelling Houie, very
conveniently iituated and large fable with many
other out buildings; together with eight acres of
Land on which fad buildings lland,
Ai'o. a convenient two ftory Store. oppo6te the
houie, and Eve acres of Land on which laid fore
itands, now occupied by Thomas Little. The a
bove buildings being very pieafantiy G,usted for
any one who may with TO keep public houfe and
fore will be fold or lei fepera;e or together as
will bsit fu't thofe who wilh 20 purchaie or hire
dire Farm now occupied by F'ancis Mayber
ry. aud lying between Windham corner and the
Great Fails. 70 called, adjoining the maine road
iescing from faic falls TO Portland, containing a
bout IL acres of land well proporsioned with
moving tiilags, pafiurage aud wood land, within
one mile OF faid c0rner, with one tsry dwelling
Houle nearly new, and barn thereon.
hLO, one undivided eighth part of all the Real
Ei!ate formerly belonging to Col. Edward Andrr
ION late Of Windham deeeafed together with the
bui'dings thereon The above properly . II b.
fold or let on good terms and very liberia credit.
SAMUEL HANSON,
Portland April az
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-28

TINE pubck are hereby informed that the first
Il quarter at FRYEBURG ACADEMY commences
Oh The nth of May next, and closes on the 23th Of
July; that the second quarter commences on the
29th of July, and closes on the 1Ath of October,
the day of the annual examination and exhibition.
1T is requested that each scholar, who calculates
on receiving quarters tuition or more at this In
stitution, weuld enter az the beginning of quar-
Ter for the better arrangement of the classes.
The young ladies OF the school will be;instructed
10 Reading Writing, Grammar, Geography, firth
metick, Criticism, Composition, Fine Needle w ork,
and Painting, by Preceptress of acknowledged
talents and accom- pshments. In addition 10 the
branches of education heretofore attended to- lee
sons will be given, if desired, in Botany and The
French Language.
A printed Catalogue of the names of all the
scholars with their places of abode, who have been
members of the Academy any part Of the year, im-
medateIy preceding the close of the fall term, will
Be given each student whose nome is thus enrolled
st the annual examination. AMOS ]. COOK.
Fryeburg April l. 1913.
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TAKE NOTICE
SETTLERS are wanted for e..
and letter c. near UMRs
COG LAKE

7 ETTER b Is l:uated to the fcn,h -.
IL the line which divides Main,
Hampfhire. being the lice feparatip. ~
rOk Thro' this townihip and corn, ! ~ \
the road pafIes from Eatt Andoyer. -
Coos and the Upper Canzdaa The en- =
at appears from the Wood on il vb;sa
and well mixed Hard Wood growth =
road thro' B. the Land is of the 6rfl o.,,:
on letter c 70 the North of the road ,s.T
cellent land. -
The owners of this Land with 10 eoo,...
srv0 ss7iOs Nss of good habits one for ,,.s !
fhip to iettle on the Land each TO i, -
carry with him not LEI. than zen ietslen - !
himieif we'll recommended for aetivi,v -.
and intsstisy.-Suth perfon. and indi,;ss. I
tiers will NEE. with encouragement bv -
TO CHARLES VAUGHAN, Of Rsil,,,a = MI: n
nus Poor, East Andover. Y
The road mentioned above il alfs.d, MA !,
for The driving of Carsle into Canada h .s
that 200 padsd through z the lal. i.sloa i.
Bridge is 10 be buils the preient feason O,s !
Androlcoggin 10 Errol. An active nan vi I
= Gsualion 10 B profitable 70 himleIf BY ,e,s,..
dating travellers with esrain Mariet i. !
'urp asp!oduee. April 9Th, lsa
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-28

CUMs EsIasD 81 tpri' 9TH 1873
Taken By execution andto be ssH dtnA
Auction on Saturday The fsteentb ~
may n: 1t at tue Of The click mtk !
ternoon at.tbe fare Of Capt. Tb5nui Ii
IN WiHdbam IN said County Of GIN
land,
A IL the right Ct law in equity which MI
= Sc lteF has of redesming che following raj
tate, 10 WIT ten acres of land s,ua,e in Cad VI
ham, being part of lot numbered ios in the e.
diylhon of hundred acre lots in iaid town, beazz
ed noftherly on The highway, eaferly % N
White land, ioutherly onIos numbered load
div,ion and Weiferiy on land in the poE&xa
Thomas AndsrGon. which ten acres are shs In
which faid ssnter morsgased TO Spencerw sussl
as by The record of faid Mortgage will nurs f3
appear EZSA oOoLD. Dep SSrf.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-28

4 \ principles 10 wanted for To~nihia ~
Of the Piscatsquis in the s.h Range and MI
Wiihansbrrg. 1hro' the latter road h, s.
laid out. which leads from Bangor TO .hs g
monweai his land. North of ihis Sin RAM, !.
Will probably be completed this fealoa AZ
eooH acres of excellent Land have beea Guild /.
40 the South Eaf corner Of this townAip Il
road laid out for the accommodation Of ii, !
tiers going on the land. Il is bouasled 10 pr.
the Wea and en- The South by sebec Pond q
encourage ment viii he givea ALTO to ;rdss,
iettiefs by application 70 the luhfriber 10 i
lowell. CHARLES yauGHAy
April 9th, 1873. Ia
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NOTICE.

THE subscribers having been appointed BY the
l. Judge Of Probate &c. for the county of Cum
heriand TO receive and examine the claims of the
creditors 10 the estate of WILLIAM MINOT
late Of Wsstbrook, Heuse~sigbt. deceased, repre-
~sented insolvent. do hereby give notice that six
months from the 9th day OF April 1918 are allowed
10 said creditors to bring in and prove their claims
and hat they will attend that service at the Occ
OF James Neal, in Said Portland on the last We'd
nesday of dtis. and tue four following months from
3 O'Clock A. III to O'Clock. p. M. on said days
JAMES NEAL, ! Commits.
ISAIAH H. WINsLOE. sioness.
Portland, April 9Th, 1918.
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Nathan & Isaac Winnow

INFER for fzTe at their fore at the fgn of the
~ Whale JUN below the Hay Scales
Winter and Sumner FRAMED Spermaceti
OIL,
by the caR and retail, of hyperion quality, for
burning oiIing wool. &c This OIL 10 lamp
properly trimed, is warranted to burn until ex
hautted without fnufhag picking up is !efs
liable 70 greace about houfe iafsr on account of
FIRE nor iubjess TO waite by being placed in cur.
rent of air, and by actuaI experiment proves As
cheap as candies at 10 cents per pound They
ikewife keep large ahortment Of plated Stais
and japared LAMPS-pocket, aud large Ian.
thor IA &c.
" B. Lamp, and Oh! furnifhed on trial, 70 Be
returned if not satisfactory Oil put up in tin
caaiiters from to s gallons, and fent Cratic 10
any part of the town.
A,o, A general aGortment of
Groceries, Hoil1q0 g Hard Ware,
among which are ben of German Mill saws, and
bef of Engiiih Anviis, Vices aud shovels by the
dozen or Jingle, sn afortment of cotton Factory
YARN from the mott approved factories.
20 Tons of afOrted RufiiA, Sweden and Englifll
IRON.
1000 Lbs. of differed and Can STEEL, of fupe-
riour quality ,fpike and nail Rode, Plough moulds
and Crow bars.
SO boxes SPermaceti CANDLES.
IS bbls fuperhne frefh Flour
IS boxes by y by 10 window Glais
10 bbls mefs aEd clear PORK
conitans fupp!y of saco NAILS Of every lze.
Ot) boxes mould and diP'd Tailov CAN
DIES,
loo quintals Pollock and Cod FISH
10 hhds MOLASSES
pA large afortment of Machine and
Hand CARDS, from JOHN WIgsLow
and Co.'S. approved factory.
- The above articles be fold very low for
cath or approved credit.
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JOSEPH GOOLD, Jun.

HAS fur fale It the head of Green ftreet, ia
Wei Market Row, complete sIortmen. Of
Vest India Goods and Groceries ;
WINES, IRON, NAILS, GLASS Il PUTTY.
Ai.oThe fra quality of Thomanou LIME.
70 Horles aud Carriages, To Lss--stabog for
Hories, as ulua
Aho-On hand, large aAor,men. Of FBATH
ERS which he will fell by wholsfa!e or retail.
~ Beds fled on baud will be fold az the low
eft price for Cafh or Lumber or Country Produce
December IS If
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-04-28

To the Hon0urdbk Senate and tie HEr]
able Hue # Rtprssentativsim Gal
era! Court dDcn'bjsd,
IL UMBLY reprefents Io6ah Litsls that be i
J. / the proprietor of comfortable tfaes Of lal|
adjoining and hear TO Little Androfccggln Rx|
IN the County of Cumberland On which shen /
Handing and growing ias &c Quantities. Of piasss
Der and that he 10 the proprietor or owner d Il
lands lying on both fde of iaid river at che resi
thereof which empsies into the Greai AOarecl|
gsn River fcar petitioner represents thai 'hsD|
70 the faid Little Androfcoggin breaks up and u
irsihet comes on earlier than in the Great A1tu|
coggin and che pine timber svery Frequently 81
ned into the Great Androfccggin 70 eadI Il
have it carried down the Great And:dt0H'|
while the ice is running in faid river and The
cannot De Popped and are thus Ion. Your Ps
toner therefore humbly prsys this HonEua''
Court to grant him liberty 20 ers6 and niiAi's'
Soon acroisfad littleAndrcicoggin Dear the nv
thereof to preierve the timhfr to be kept sPn
the owners of majority Of the timber hoppe
the lame ihall agree TO have the fame oPsnsd Y
with fuch reafonable toll or compenfaiion from 2
owners of timber ferured by the same - iniH
your Honours ieem mest--and - in du'Ip''F
will ever pray
JOSIAH LITTLE
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NOTICE.

WE the fubfcribcrs, having been aP90.s y
theHnn. SAMUEL Freeman, Eiqs 70 fee. a.. &
examine the claims of creditors 70 tns ,css
JOHN HUSTON, late of Weilbreok' 70 - ...d
~ of Cumberland. yeoman, deeeasso. 'sp p,,. n
infolvent do hersby give notice thar na L. srsu
allowed to said creditors 20 bring % 49, f,rs
their claims and that we ihaIl attend 49, 49, =
al the fore OF Rufus Hutton, in laid y a =
saturday the twenty eth day Of Apsi ." rosts
The third Saturday of the 6ve following 4 -
from four until t1 O. ,lock 10 the Afternoon
day. ,.,h Ed
aa,;I a ,sis slLas ESTES,
Ap''' . '''. sLpHrvs sHAF
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

NUhhkkLAHUf
'AKBS by virtue of two Executions which J
= hold asainlt John r. Hall, Mary Hall, Will.
ard Hall, and Martha c. Hail, all of Portland in
faid county, and will be fold public auction, on
MONDAY the eleventh day of May next, at ten
o'clock n. At the au6tion room of Metre
Stephen M'LeIIar s. Timothy Flstcher, Exchange
freer, Portiand-sll the Right in Equity of Re.
demptlon which the faid John H. Mary, Willard,
and Martha =. or either of them have 10 and to
che following defcrbsd Real Eftate, or any part
shereof, G:uased 10 iaid TOWN Of Portland bound.
nd and deicribed "a follows -begining At = fake
on the dor IN seery Ode of Fore ffreet, and at the
fouthea0eyly corner Of Cotton ffrefe; thence run.
ing northweiaerly by iaid Cotton freet about twen
ty five and 40 ha rods. to land belonging 70 Ira
Bradford; thence sortheafteriy by said Bradford's
iaud three rods 10 land belonging to William Cod.
man thence fouthesfterly by fAid codman's land
and land belonging 70 Eben. Owen aud to John
Oven, about twenty five and an half rods TO Fore
ftreet thence fovtbwefsrIy 20 the bounds frlt
mentioned.
Alto. one other lot. bounded beginning at
fate on che northwefterly fide of Fore ftreet aud
o. Shs Geurhesferty corner of land belonging to
yoGeph 3we7. aud sunslg thence norrhwefterly on
said Cssa, add and iand belonging to the heirs of
6se2h Turner, about twenty FIVE and an half rods
TO land belonging TO the aforeiaid heirs of Sarah
Turner; thence northeafferiy by aid Turner land
about three rods to Cotton ftrees thence foulh.
eslery oy Cotton ltreet abcrt twenty FIVE and "a
half rods 20 Fore frses thence by aid Fore Ggees
to the bounds fin mentioned.
Alto, two cer ain lots Of land in faid Portland,
lying the lousherg iide of Fore firees, divided
By Hspk isreei, oeing oil the land Which Mary
Hal, he mother of faid John, Willard, Martha,
ard Mary, owned on faid foutherly eide of Fore
free; Al the time Of her deeeafe--witn nil the
buildings and aPPurtenaDces belonging to the faid
fevera parcels of real eitate.
Said real efate is mortgaged in whole and in
parts, q different time TO fundry per(sn. and
companie. 70 fecure the payment of feveral funs
of money 40 exhibit from the records of the 4
noun and particular itstement of which will be
made Al the time and place of faie
JOSEPH M. oERRiSH. D'y. Sheriff.
Portland. AprI- i6l6
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;, HE sufsc' ber hereby gives public notice -
All concerned, tina, he hss been duly ,n,a,r, -
END taken upon himself the trust Of Fyenna-
OF the last Will and Testament of Sapav,
LaoGHLlN ia'e of Scsrborou.b n az
county OF Cumberland, widow. deceased b., ae
Jug pond as the law direcss--.he theres.ry. s ,,
9ues's 81 persons WHO ere Indebted "a ,ba &c.
ae .he es Ito to make immediate paym.n, :.
a"u ,nose who have any demands tbersan =.
eAs'oi1 Tue same 70 ROBERT MI AUCEI'IMso
scarborough, March Is 1919
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Commonwealth Of Ma}lachufetts.

LINCOLN, s. To Alexander Reed, Executor of
,he 'aIt "il ana Ieitsm snt of JOSEPH RRRD
ia'e OF sooshoay, in iaid copnty, deceafeI.
x~or, GaErTiNo
law OF laid deoeaied aod all perfon. ;n,sr.a
ed-ths' your final account Of Admiu,f,r.,;on -,
The eisste of said deceased will be offered f,r :,
iowance ct Probate Court =. Wi.ca,sst on W.
aeiday the eth day of May ne1t when and wbsr.
they may be prefent if they see csufe.
rerional Notice to bf given to all the heir, ~;,.
I'D the county Of Lincoln and an a,teiied con, 81
th's order to be pubihsd in the Portland n =.
fourteen days before faid Court of Probate
Gwen under my hand th. fourteenth sav &c
pr'i IN the year of our Lord eighteen hundr.d "a
e'sa'een: IERE BAILEY, y.sge Of P,sSas
a true copy AHH.
JOHN III. 2HEPPApD D..
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10 the Hon. the Senate and the Hon. Haule
a. - -,

70 the Han. the Senate and the Hon. Hsult
Of RepreffntatiUes in General Ceuyt as.
jensbfed.
THE undenignet begs leave humtly repre-
fent, thar SILAS LEE late OF Wisc.Ie. ID shs
county Of Lincoln, Efqure, decsaied, OF the ,hird
day of September 1879 having been bound a. .ur-
ety for ycur petitioner TO one Robert Percy, and
your petitioner having alto previouly given up to
laid Lee certain demands your petitioner had
gainil him. and having alto csnled certain lands
lying in the then couoty of Lincoln which we're
the property of your petitioner 70 be conveyed "a
faid Lee collateral iecurity 70 ndensn,fy lin
from faid bond. And the fad Lee Gu the faid
third day September gave your petitioner .
writing 6gned by laid Lee wherein fad Lee agreed
and promifed tina. if your petitioner ihoud fave
him the fsid Lee. harmless from al COTS and dam
ages from or by realou of faid Lee Gsning fad
bond, that he would account with your petitioner
for The iums for which certain lands mentioned in
isid Lees writing with Jour petitioner Nigh, be
fold for, if fald lands .houd not be fold 10 con
vey faid lands or the pare cold TO your petitioner
Wien requefted 10 to do, Your petitioner hrli 70
take up and difcharge and cancel aud deliver 70
fad Lee the bond aforeiaid. Now your petitioner
iays that he has paid and dschafged the bond
forelaid and udemnihed and faved harm'eis the
iaid Lee from The fame and that the FOLLOWING
tracts of land part Of the and mentioned 10 fa,d
agreement Of faid Lee wese not fold by fzld Lee
and ought TO have been conveyed oy faid Lee ore
vious to hts death TO your petitioner. viz certain
pieces of land lying 10 HsiowslI on the ea(t eide
OF kcnnebec river being thofe Fsfts of what !,
called The Wing Farm which remained unfold by
the (aid Lee at the Time of His death
Your petitioner therefore prays thar Tempe Lee
Adminiirasrix ON the effate Of the faid Sila, Lee
deceated, may be Authorized and empowered 10
convey iaid land TO your petitioner, 70 that he may
hold the fame 10 bis own righs--znd ss in duty
bound will ever pray. INo JONES.