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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-11

The Quebec Gazette Of the 18th nit. sayss:
During the night of Tuesday last, there fell
IN Tue township OF BroughtOB, on the south
shore, so great quantity of a black nowder
as a, completely to cover the snow which was
then on the ground. small quantity of the
powder has been brosght to town, and will
be analysed" ,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-11

tion, but he discovers no Tondness for.
Hunt or Goblet. He says Hunt told
them in 1918 and IA, that they never
would have their rights till they fought for
them, but that when he had prepared
the peoples mind, he deserted them.
When we have such accounts in our own
country, we hare little TO hope upon the
unqualified accounts OF foreign countries.
lie thus gives his condition. Il worked
as Journeyman IN The city of Bristol. nine
years, during which did NOT lose nine
Gays IN voluntary idieness, did not drink
pint per day, Of any thing stronger than
water. earned great deal more than
The average of The trade. NV wife took
~ sewing, which she would do after the
children were in bed. But with all our
STRIVING, We could not feed and clotLe
ourselves and children commonly dccenr.
ana many Sunday eve have We sat at
nome, because we did not like TO appear
"ui OF doors like vagabonds. These are
sad tales. Then We would look al The
late OF old men tho had spent long life
IN laboring FOR others profit, going TO the
poor house as naturally when thew be-
come old, there TO finger out the most
miserable existence that imagination can
form. But, friends, let us rejoice tina, we
have escaped
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-12-11
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS

MONDAY, DECEMBER 6.

MONDAY, DECEMBER
THIS being the day appointed for the
meeting OF the Sixteenth Congress of the
United States, at its First Session, the
Members thereof assembled, at the hour
ct twelve O'Clock, in their respective
Chambers, at the Capitol.
IN THE SENATE.
Mr.. Barbour, of Virginia. President nro
tempore of the Senate, having taken the
chair
The roll of Members was called over.
and il appeared that the following Mem
bers were present, viz
From Neo Hampshire. Mr. Morril, NJ Parrot.
1idsSdchuSetts. MIR. Otis, MIR. Mslien.
G""neet'cat. mir Dana, Mr.. Lanman.
Vermont. MIR. Palmer, MIR. Tichenor.
Neo York. Mr.. Sanford.
New Jersey. MIR Dickerson, MIR. Wilson.
tbe sa. 49, MI. Roberts, Mr.. Lowris.
Virginia.. MIR. Barbour.
North Carolina. Mr.. Macon.
South carolina. Mr.. Gaillard, Mr.. Smith.
Georgia. Mr. Elliot.
kentucky. Mr.. Logan.
Tennessee. Mr.. Williams, Mr.. Eaton.
Ohio. MIR. Rnggles, Mr.. Trimbie.
Louisiana. Mr.. BrowR.
indiand.. MIR. Noble, Mr.. TAYLOR.
4btsstSsappi.. MIR. Leake. MIR. Williams.
Iha0is.- MIR. Edwards, mr. Thomas.
a quorum being present. and the House
Representatives being advised thereof.
Tie Senate proceeded TO business.
The usual resolutions respecting fur.
nlshlng Members with newspapers, sc.
were adopted.
A resolution was also passed for the
appointment of a Chaplain to the Senate,
20 interchange weekly with the Chaplain
for the House OF Representatives.
committee of Enrolled Bills was or
dered 10 be appointed, and Mr.. Wilson
was chosen the comnmitlee on the part
of the Senate.
A committee of Accounts was appoint
ed. consisting of Messrs. Roberts, Bur2iU,
and Leake.
A committee on Engrossed Bills was
appointed, consisting of Messrs. Meiie,,.
DicherSon, and Elliot
The President laid before the Senate a
copy OF the Constitution of Government
formed by the people OF the State of A
iabama, which was referred 10 commit
Tee, consisting of Messrs. Williams, of
Miss. BrOUn and Macon, 10 consider and
report thereon.
And, after appointing a committee on
their part, 10 wait OH The President, and
inform him that the Senate were ready TO
receive any communication he might have
10 make
The Senate adjourned.
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The Milledgeviie Journal of the Dad
inst. says, :" We have understood, thai
an affair of honour which was upon the
point OF being terminated al the muzzle
OF rifle, between The hon. John III. Ea-
ton, senator in Congress, from the state
OF tennessee, and col. Andrew Erwin,
settled upon principles mutually satisfac-
tory and honorable TO those two gentle.
men, through the medium of their mutual
friends"
BALTIMORE, Dec. For the infor-
nation OF the good people at Wasbinoton
and others whom il may interest. we in.
seri here the names and force of different
Patriot privateers in our barbour ON
Saturday last. Ii will be no difficult mai
ter to ascertain, that each of these orioi.
naliy sailed from this place, or else were
prizes to one of that DESCRIPTION.
Brig La Irresistible
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QUEBEC, Nov. 22.-Ar. Ship Altoona,
James Pritchard, sailed 18th Sept. from
Cowes, TO government, with stores, 6 off,
GERS and 90 men, Isl bat. Goth and 10Th
r'gt. OF lie store keeper generals de-
partmenf, and two others TO government.
The grand object of drawing the Trade
OF the Lakes 10 the Hudson, seems TO us
not TO be so certain of attainment. Three
or Tour men, can bring from Lake Op,a-
RIO to Montreal, in two or three days, ar
,lcles that would take the power OF MANY
horses with drivers to convey 10 ALBANY
on The Canal, in week. ST. Law
renee is power, which, il made proper
use OF, on our side, could not be COM
peted with by any human means. five
should have neither the genius. The spirit.
nor me means to avail ours Ives of our
natural advantages. they will not for that
be- LOST, or remain always in the hands of
those who shall have proved themselves
to be unworthy OF them.
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-26
iEP Coopers take Nof,csi III

THE Law of this Commonwealth requires that
! all barrels and half barrels for packing Beef
and Pork ihall be made of good feafoned White
Oak or Afh Slaves with heading free from defect
and fhall meafure sixteen ochss aod half be
tween the chimes, and ihali be twenty EIGHT iu-
ches long, (for Buts,l three fourths covered with
good White Oak, Afh or Walnut Hoops, leaving
one fourth ia the cen,re-the heads and ftsves
made of proper shicknes-the hoops well fet
and well drove together. Half barrels TO contain
nor less than fifteen gallons, hoored ia the fame
manner as whole Barrels. Pork barrels alfo
Gazll be made in like manner, bur mutt not con-
tain le.s than thirty, nor more than thirty one
Gallons Half Barrels for Pork fhoud contain
fifteen gallous and one half--ali of which muf DC
branded with The Di,ial Of the maker 9 chriitIan
name and sir name at length on the bIsge OF each
cask--to avoid 6ne-which the fuofcriber 10 de
termined fha!l not pals without notice and for
each and every neglect of compliance ~'thiaid
law. tnch Cooper may expect 10 have judgment
without mercy; and all barrels and ha'f barrels
which are not made 40 above will not be uled for
the packing of Beef and Pork this town.
BY the PubIick's Humble Servant,
JEDEDIAH DOW,
Deputy LSsto,, # Beef and Po,k o- tbe tszo- IF Port
load, snde, isAAc SMITH. Eq Ia.pse:sr GsasTaf ef
fbs Commanzusahb.
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-26
ADVERTISEMENT.

The Compiler of the TEMPtE HARueNy in
diioving his connection with Mr. II. Maxim ia
the publication of the Northern Harmony, was
authorized 70 pub!ifh all the MuGc cont aimed in
the fourth editson Of hat Work Accordingly sf.
ter erpanging about thirty tunes, the rea. togeth
er with large number of he mon approved ltyle
both ancient and modern and alfo feveral never
before pub!ifhed ase comprxea in this Work
10 the selection of Muic, the Compiler has no,
bean wholly confined either TO American or Ru
ropesu Authors. bur has taken care to felea fuch
as may be ufsful and psaGng A number oil
fusng pieces are inserted in order to render the
variety fuch as TO give more general fatsfacfion
The MuGc 10 60 arranged and adapted 10 the
different metres that . tupe may be readily found
iuitsd TO amoff any divine fubjea of either the
cheerful or pathetic key
The Compiler ,enders his Eucere thanks 10 ,hofe
who have 70 generously aided him in former pub
hcatons while lie ffsttsrs h;mfelf with hope that
this Work will, upon examination, he found fush
40 to merit thsr more- cordial appreciation, and
have mere JUN claim to patronage.
China, 1913.
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-26
Damd Auen's WiN.

NOTICE i hereby gwen to the heirs Of the e.,
tate Of DAVID ALLEN, late If Falmouth. in
the connty Of Cumberland, yeon an, aeceafed aud
all Others concerned th2t Daniel Allen has gre
tented 20 me the iubfcribsr Judge of the Couft of
Probate within and for said county 40 inflru-
ment purportine 0 be the ait viii and ,ellament
of fad David Alien decealed and thar the fourth
Wednesday Of February next a, ten o'cl, ck 10 he
forenoon s aligned TO take he rrosa,e thereof.
at Probs'e Court then to be Leid at the probate
office ia Portland IN fad county when and where
they may be prefent and flew canfe if any they
have why the sanne ihoud nosoe proved approv
ed and allowed a tie l.i vii and teazmsaI u
laid dsceafed.
Given under my hand a. Portland this rhir
,eenih day Of January 10 the year Of cur Lors
eighteen hundred zac niGeieea
SAM FREEMAN
4 true copy -AneGs
HORATTo SOL rpcATR. Register
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-26
DIED.

At the Cape-of-G Good- Hope, Rev. Edward
Warren, aged 81, Missionary at that place.
The Prince of Wales Island Gazette, records
the following death: On the 5th July, Mr.. Hod-
Fl Constantine Ten'nos, aged "a, of Lacedemon,
in Pelopennesus, and of the race ofLycurgus and
Lysander. IN U
In Waterford, on Saturday the 10th instant,
CALVIN FARRAR, Esa. aged forty one years
By this instance Of mortality, one has, in the
meridian of life, descended to the grave, whose
loss will long be severely felt, L. the memory Of
whose virtues as man and christian ought
long to be cherished-H activity, intelligence
& fidelity early designated him to his townsmen
as one entitled to theig confidence; & he accor-
dinghy sustained most of the various Offices ia their
giit.-As husband, and parent he was always
attentive to the happiness and welfare of his wife
and family.-As friend he was open and sincere.
That Heislong trhicb ANSWERS hfe'S great end. -
Although his sun has gone down at noon, still
he exhibited proofs too strong to be resisted
that the great object of life, viz. prepara-
| tion for death, was accompl plished-The cheerful
resignation with which hegave up the most fiat
| ering worldly prospects; the patient subn isson
With which he endured the distresses Of a lipger-
| ing disorder the calm serenity with which,
while standing. on the brink of the grave, he
yiewed the approach of death his unrcmitted
confidence of an interest in the merits OF the a.
onement, will be lasting sources of consolation
his iriends.-" Mark the perfect man and be-
old the upright, for the end of that man is
peace" ,t n
In Beverly. on the 10th ult. Mr.. Isaac r. An
ierson, A. b. aged 20.
In Winthrop, Deacon Elphalet Packard, aged
81.
la Northyarmouth. on the 18th inst. Mr.. John
Thomas, jun. aged 20. His sickness, which was
short, he bore with christian fortituGe aud resig-
nation. Besides the tender ties of Father, Moth
er sister and brother, which are thus severed, he
nas left tender friend to mingle her tears with
them. He was inferred on the 18th, with Ma So
mic honors.
In Penobscot River, drowned, 7th inst. Major
John Emery, jun. son of Capt. John Emery, and
commander of sch. Cyrus, of Hampden, aged "a.
In this town, Mrs. Mary Jones, aged so.
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-26

Mr.. Acams most strenuously contends
that we enlightened Christian Americans
have a right 10 be as savoge as the Savages.
In his long and Iaboured popular hsrangue,
published in the form OF letter 10 MIR.
Irving, he seems 10 think {" it is engraved
in adaHlant Oh the common sense Of man.
kind that we ought, after hghtis done and
The war ended, to shoot or hang "lhe in
cendiary "--a firebrand"- has ''iorch"
-" the still bleeding scalps Of our freshly
butchered citizcns"--" the dark and com
plicated depra,ity. the creeping and insi-
dious war, the pohicsi phishers, the peri
dies and tftacheries of villains, the savage
murdcrers, spreading massacre and devas-
sa,ion' &c. sc. These specimens OF yer.
biage are the chaplets of roses, which as
Mr. Mercer observed, are sDrinkled with
blood. The cavern of The Forty Thieves
was not decorated and embellished with
more bloody imagery, than This admired
State Paper.
Mr.. Adams is unable TO find precedents
In our history for supporting his sanguin
airy doctrines. At The siege OF Yorktown,
Col Hamilton was ordered by the Marquis
de la Favettr to take command OF delach
ment oil troops, TO take by storm British
redoubt, and to put 10 the sword his cap
ives, IN retaliation for the slaughter at New
London a short time before Col. Ham
iIton made an assault on the redoubt and
took it, but he spared the lives ct all who
cried for quarter. When asked why he
had not put all his captlves to the sword, he
replied, The Americans know how TO
fight, but not how 10 MURDER -
hose who are not as brave and mag
unanimous as Hamilton, are incapable oil
approaching the noble sentiments Of mer.
cy and humanity that animated his breast.
S4lem Gag.
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-26
MAR RTED

In Hallowell, Mr.. Jonathan Johnson, to Mrs.
Olive Johnson.
In Hebron, by A. Greenwood, Esq. Mr.. Eze-
kiel Variel, OF Minot, TO Miss Rebecca @. Fuller,
Of the former place.
In Minot, by A. Howard, Esq. Mr.. Cyrus Bump
US, to Miss Rebeeca Kinsley.-By Seth Keith,
Esq. Mr.. John Turrill, to Miss Rebecca True.
In Poland, Mr.. James Hackett, to Miss Sarah
Chapman.
In Norwich, Con. Rev. Mron Winslow, Mis-
sionary to Ceyon, to Miss Harriet W. Lothrop.
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-26
Abraham LearlIl 5 Es;a1c.

TO be sold by order oF 4 Clrean Court of
Common pseas, and OF the Judge 1T Probate, Il
the house % IN Mobile % Scsrboro,., h, in lie
county ot GuiabeFiand, on lharsdsy Vie 1lyh
Jay az Eebrars mex & ten o'cl. ck in the fore
noons 80 much CT The Real estate ot Abrshsnt
I-ea'ittA istq ~ said scarborough. Gentleman
!, -asesi, - w,tl produce tAe sum OF h.es hun
led anu sIzcy dollars, tor 'he os3 neng Of he
ins, debts Of s.fi d-cessrd sad sum heinR i
deficiency IN tue sales of sd es,.se. S.;ss,
we're. m de the second DIV tf .)-rru,aer fss.-
a IS, 1878. IsrS ELAyl.w
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-26

Ertrar -p Longevity. There now lives
near 'aks DaaAolain man Of the age of 30.
tie 's German BIZ nirth-was one of the life guard
when eoe Az sas crowned ia l702 and was
then J, Tc ars >id de remained soldier until
the close He rsnch war, and was then ID this
country. + perfectly streight- walks spry-
has a full heau ofhair, only in part grey--can see
and hear prettywell. and is as little childish as
most men at 90 lie has quite military ap-
pearance, and is proud of his temperate mode Of
living-having always abstained from the fell
destroyer, ardent spirits. What is the most re-
markable of all, he has had several wives, and
his youngest child is only 28 years old making
him i07 when she was born .
The above is communicated by Missionary,
who visited the old mar alluded to. l-Recorder.
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-26
s{M
PORT OF PORTLAND

Entrances and clearoqces al IRE GHsioAt- -Irouse.
ARRivALS
Jan. 20, Arrived sloop Jane. Mansfield, from
Lubec, with grindstones and dry fsh-sloop Ia
dustry, Mansfield, from do. with do.--2i, schr.
Fox, Ware, from do. for Portsmouth, with to.-
"a, schr. Barzilla Pote, from Eastport, with pas-
ter -schr Planet, Dyer, from Boston, with flour.
CLEARAScEs.
Foreign. Jan. 81, Brig Tropic, Merrill, for
Havana-22, brig Abby, Potter, for surinam-
schr. Seven Friends, Ross, for St. John-sloop
Favorite, knight, for St. John. -23, schr Ardent,
Drnkwater, for St, John.
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-26

a Ii Persons indebted TO the Subscriber are
: called upon to make Payment before The time
Of ,ervice expires for March term, Those thai
neglect Paying il is pre- umsd will DOT complain
IT their Demands are ieft with an Attorney for
o lection. tiOMAs DR CARTAEET
North. Yarmouth Jan s. 1910
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-26
a CHURCH ORG9r

u CH UNLH ORGHW
ITO lie sold, now Standing ia the meeting -house
a. Of the second Parish ID ihis town. II cor
faiAsive stops principsl,sopen diapsson, ,stop
diapason, twelfth and fifteenth With small re
pairs will ausw'T we'll for moderate sizei meet
ihe-uouse. For serrs. apply to Z.
EDWARD HOWE,
No. 5. Mcn hlnts Row.
Portland. IAN. 26.
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-26
Back Coue Bridge.

THE Proprie,ors of Back Cove Erifg sT2
hereby notified that the Semi-Ahnu-i Nee
IN will b. lden al the house OF UrIah 80
i,ige lnnholdee in Portland on Monday ae .r
day of February rext st three O'clock a
ternoon, for the fulowpg nufposesviz.
To choose Moderattt. ;s
To receive the accounts snd allow the san
they should be found coreec's
To pass any vote respecting he toll that may
be deemed expedten,.
Per order of the standing CommitteeA
STEP'N. WAITE. Prop'rs. Cletk
Jan 25, 1919. -
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-26
Odle ar Jald OE0re, eUefl dFIicle N
GROCERY LINE,
Just Published
Rv e. GOODAIh'

INHg TEMPLE HARMONY heing coec
lion ef SACRED Music containing varie
~ of Pain suesi, As.5cm. and s6sss Pieces by
Japheth G. " asburn, ESQ.
For fale by Coodaie H,lorrsn: and by VIM
Hyde and !. Adams of Po,slsad. aud Wm. q II.
Hyde of Bab
Hsl!owe!l, Ca 2s, 1915.
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-26
NOTICE.

A Package of Books directed 10 yooa @. Dean,
Esq of Portland was put o. board the slooP
Packet ia Dec last in Bos,on, As nc-such person
resides in Portland, Mr.. Dean, or The Person who
shipped thenlis requested TO call and receive tbe
same from WILLIAM LOWELL.
Pc, tland Jan 75 1919.
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-26


Piracy and Musrder.-The last Newburyport
Herald contains an extract of a letter from the
Isle Of May, dated Dec A. detailing the following
most atrocious and horFid transaction
son Mon ay last, 30th Nov. there arrived here
an armed ship, under English colors; though a
far as could learn, or the fact could be asceT
tanned the most part other numerous crew were
.4gnertcdnS.' They waited for night to concea
their dark purposes and about 7 P. NJ. they
sent their boats with armed men) on board eve
ry vessel in this harbor-and in the most bast
and outrageous manner, robbed and plun6ered er-
cry Of all their cash, acatcAes, aoedrtng appar
Ell, and all The other ralaables they could find op
b0ard--then cut adrift and destroyed all their
boats to prevent communication with shore.
They then proceeded on shore and plundered ths
village which is small and completely defence
less) of all the cash and valuable things they
could find--kiLed and pounded several persoas,
and with hellish malice destroyed every thing
they thought too cumbersome to carry away
they also ksllsd young man, by the name Of
ark, belonging to New-Hampshire, who was
on board the ship Joseph, of Boston-the next
day they made off, under Patriot colors, with
their plunder, having made clean sweep -
there is no reason to apprehend their return so
thatl trust shall be able TO prosecute alelv the
object of my voyage. The people all fled
through fright, TO the country, but no doubt will
return soon as their fear Of danger subsidies.
Salt is plenty--but there are several vessels to
load before me.''
OF Another account says the pirates boasted
of ofhaving obtained $4,000.
Capt. Rice Of sch Cadmus, arrived at Salem
Tuesday. from Isle of May, confirms the above,
and adds that his vessel was robbed of $3.50,
5000 cigars, &c. that while on shore the pirates
cuarreled among themselves, and three of the
party were killed--that one of the men informed
that they had been out from Baltimore about 4
months, and that they had put their officers out !;
but they had more probably murdered them."
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-26
Shippers of Beef and Pork,

CHIpNtTs OF BttI anu TOTK,
ARB requelted TO call at the Store of the sub
fcrber in Fsye Ssrset, directly opposite the Nskst
Hsms, where they may be fupplied with cert,f-
Gates for Beef and pork-and "a the law will be
put in force againfl all who offend. il, 10 hoped
none will neglect to compi with this requeG,
Far Sale at tad Store, euery article in the
GROCERY LINE,
cheap for Cash.--ALo q few Barrels No. /. PORK
a, his Curry Shop Middle Street next door
above Barksr's Tavern, Upper LEATHER, Of a
fuperior quality, and lower than can be puschated
efewhers, for caih only
All who Eand indebted 10 the fuhfcriber, Whole
Notes and ac counts have become due, are iequss
ted TO make payment, in order to enable him to
pay his ln debis yEDEDIAH DOW.
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-26
WOW nltEe Press a'a 5viU soon 6e puOlN,ca, Gg
(. GOODALE, the
Hallo,OeU Collection Of So
cred Wusic

A DAfTED to DIFFERENT sUBsFCTs AND
I q METRES, commonly uSedin ChuI cheS.
~ first large edition of this work having been
soh in one year. -shews in some ueasn the pui-
lie opinion Of it--A second edition is now offered
enlar 5ed and much improved. $3.50 per aoz. !; IS
ceuIs single
kECO OMMENDATION. (,
We TIC Subscribers have perused " The Hallow4
cli Collection Of Sacred Music'' and most cheer
fully recQnmendi ii asa volume containing rich
variety Of excellent tuaes judciously selected and
arranged well calculated to improve the musical
.aSAe Of our country and aid the devotional exer-
cises OF our Churches E4
John MERRiCK, Psst, l Of the Hana8I So.
PRENTISs MEBLEN, F.P.( cieiy of Maiae.
HatIoreH, October Sh, 1917.
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-26
COURT MARTT4r,

division Court Martial was holden AZ
Portland on the 9th day OF December last, for
the trial OF Ensign Henry Mange, of the Sd
Reg. Cd Brigade, 18th Division--on sundry
charges and specifications Of charges exhIb-
led against him by Col. SroKeR, commander
Of said Regiment, and by Capt. CRocKErr,
commanding company ID said Regiment
The Court found the said Mango, guilty of
all The charges and. specifications against him
tor dfsobedtence Of orders and not guilty of the
second charge of Capt. G skett, against him
for rnnstlttarg, ans3fcer'ike and dtsgractut
conduct.
+ The court ibereupon sentenced aid Ensign
Mango, 10 be removed from office-and fur
ther adjudged that be be disqualified for, and
incapable Of, holding apy military Office un
der this Commonwealth for the term OF fifteen
years.
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-26
.SHERIFF"S SALE.

i CUMBERLAND IS. .+..st
Taken BY Execution and to Be JSa at Public
Aucii1n on AOND4T, rhe tfyf day Of
Marcb next, at RI o'clock n M. al the
Auction Room Of Stspbsn .4N'Lellan and
Imotiy Fletcher, Exchange Street Port.
kand---
n Ii The right in Equity of Redemption which
"A Charles Knight has in and to the following
described mor,gaged real eitafe 6iuated in Fal.
mouth, 10 fad county containing about lxty acrea
more or lels- bounded north ADD mort thealterly by
Prsfumfcot, river louthsaierly by Reuben
knights land ea0erly by faid Reuben's lasd and
the couny road-foutherly by George knights
land and laid county welterly by faid coun-
~ road and by J. Knights land, and is the "a me
which was fer off TO the faid Charles in the al.
whom of his father elta,s, For more particular
description of boundaries of laid rea, ellzte refer
ence being had TO Probate records, and to plan
recorded IN Reg Book rs page 47s. excepting
four acres on the sou,heriy ide of the road
which was conveyed TO Reuben Kaight.
Said described real eflste 10 sMortgaged to Jofhuz
Merrill Eiq 70 secure the payment of one thou
sand three hundred and hfiy seven dollars and
ninety cents and intereff from January Qed 1917.
as per deed recorded in Reg Gers Book rs page
| s6S, wilfappear
JOSEPH M CERRISH, Deputy Sheriff
Portland Jan 29d 1919