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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-11-06

ALSO, On HAND,
a large assortment Of School Classical, Med.
ical and Historical BOOKS,
BIBLES-TEST.4 .IENTS--PS.4LMS and
HYMAS-oi various prices,
Blank account Books,
A very large assortment Blank Record
Books-Day Books Journals Ledgers--Altha-
bets Writing and Cyphrrirg BOOKS Writing
Paper English DEM English Cap Amencan,
Paper Royal, DEM, Medium, Foolscap, Pot No.
] AMI 2, and Wrapping F.4PER--Lette7 Paper,
English and American Bonnet ard Drawing
Paper-Morocco, do Gold, do--Faucy, do
Press Paper-Inkpowder and Quilts Sealing
Wax-Ked and BIack-Wai Pounce-lnk-
stands-Gunter's Scales Penknives-Dox KNIVES
Water Colours in Boxes-POCKET BOOKS
Memorandum do--.nODERN and .4NCIE.VP
MAPS
GIeenleaf's MAP of Maine
u All of which will be sold on as reasonble
terms as at any store in Portland or Boston,
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morn NEW BOOKS.

MORE NEW BOOKS.
lust RECEIVED and for sale at the PORT
u LAND BOOKSTORE, No, 2 Merchants
Row, Middle street, Portland
LIFE OF WILLIAM PITT, ?
volums,
GERALDINE, A Novel, vols.
Armstrong on Typhus Fever,
Cogan's Philosophical Treatise,
Secret Debates on the Constitution Of The 7. :.
Pharmacapoeia Of u. States,
BRY.9NI7S POEMS,
Fosters Essays on Popular Ignorance,
SLLLLH-4N'S TOUR TO QUEBEC,
NO FICTION, . vols.
.N.4RR.AIIYE 81 the British Campaign in u. s.
No. 8, L|ter0ry repository,
IDLE MAN, No. and ?,
PERCY ANECDOTES. from H. to Ne. 8,
inclusive,
Stewards Philosophy, new edition, 2 vols, in one,
Y.4NOYDE.N, a Poem,
a. BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES Of Emil
nent Lawyers and statesmen, and me4 Of
letters,
Vol. Is, MASSACHUSETTS, REPORTS.
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wv HERE will be kept the following articles of
w the best quality when they are 10 be had in
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-11-06
PAYABLE YEARLY.

ing he had killed h,m
but 80 sooner had he
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-11-06

and that he manufactures Ladies, BANDS
BRAIDS. CURLS and FRlZZETTS--and gen
tlemen's WIGS and SCALfS, 10 the most fash
ionable stile.--The commands Of Ladies viii be
promptly attended TO, or if they prefer It, they
will be waited upon az their houses.
(6+FOld dresse. repaired at the shortest notice
*.+CasL ,,ven lor human Hair Of the first quail
ty.
He has several specimens ofwork already man
ulactured, which the public are invited TO exam
ine.-Any work not answering the recommenda-
ton may be returned.
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TO THE LADIES.

IRA GRAY, informs The public that he has
IL employed first rate workman from London
at tho gentlemen and ladies fashionable, ornamen-
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-21
Valuable Land for Sale.

T will sell on the first Thursday in August
1 court, at public sale in Port Tobacco SCI
veral Tracts of Land, connected in one boz
dy, on the Potomac, in Charles county, Ma
ryland, adjoining the land OF Col. Samuel
Chapman, known by the name OF 'Thorn's
Gut" ION which is an excellent herring fish
ery) on the upper part, aRd Of William ID.
Harrison on the lower part, containing FIVE
hundred and fifty acres. more or less. On
this land there is tolerably comfortable
dwelling house new kitchen, and good
tobacco house lately covered over with cy-
press shingles, meat house, &c. There is
also on it, sufhciency of wood and timber
of an excellent quality. ! deem it unne-
cessary to go more into detail; as presume
any person wishing 10 purchase would avail
themselves of an opportunity OF first viewing
it. Terms of sale one third of the purchase
money. to be paid in hand. one third in
twelve, and the remaining third in eighteen
months, with bond and approved securities
bearing interest from the day Of sale. The
above property will be divided to suit pur
chasers if required.
ROGER HUNTINGTON.
iuly ~ IaW4w
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sGpertHtendamt'S ODlcs,l
JWy 18th, 1921. {

July 18th, 1921 s
TEHE citizens are earnestly requested 10
have their cellar doors and windows
opened daily, for the free admission of air.
Ii is hoped that zone will neglect the per-
torrance of duty so necessary for the pre-
ssrvaton of health the ventilation of I'M
occupied warehouses and dwellings, ought
TO be particularly attended to by the owners.
The use Of lime is also recommended 10
the inhabitants on such parts of their premi-
ses as may require it, and Tor the acco mmo.
dation of those who may want, cart with
lime, will 60 round every Saturday. and
deliver II in such quantities as may be want.
ed at twenty FIVE cents per bushel.
Persons having knowledge Of any cellar
containing water, or other secret Nuisance,
and not disposed to give verbal information,
are informed. that box is prepared al the
door OF the superintendent Office for the
reception OF communications.
The attention of the citizens is again call
ed to the law requiring the cutters to be
swept three days IN the week.
july I3 JAMES CARS o rs J
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-21
District Of Columbia,

County of Alexandria,, to Utt
ON the petition Of Augustine Newton, an
~ lnsolvent Debtor, confined in the gaol
OF Alexandra county tor debt,-No!'ee Is
hereby given to the creditors of the said Au.
justine Newton that ON the first Monday in
August next, at 9 O'Clock A. M. at the court
house of said county, the oath prescribed by
the act of Congress of the United States, en-.
titled San act for the relief OF lnsolvent
Debtors within the District OF Columbia,
will be administered to the said lnso!vent, 4
A trustee appointed, unless sufficient cause
to the contrary be then and there shown.
Ordered. That this notice be inserted
three times week for two weeks before
that day in both the newspapers printed IN
Alexandria.
By order Of the honorable William Sranch
Chef Judge of the United States Circuit
court of the District OF Columbia:
Tesie, EDM. !. LEE, Z. {.
July l6
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Orphans Court,
alexandria County,

.iteT1ndTlG county,
July Term, 1921. ;,
ORDERED, that the Administrator OF
Isaac EntwisIe, deceased, do give the usual
notice to debtors and creditors, three times
a week, two weeks in the Alexandra news
papers.
1 copy, Teste. ur.u
fH,s is to gips Notice,
THAT the subscriber, Of Alexandria
county. in the District Of Columbia, has oh;
tanned from the Orphans Court OF said
county. letters of Administration on the per-
sonaI estate of Isaac Entwisle, deceased:
All persons having claims against the SAID
deceased, are hereby warned 10 exhibit the
same, With the vouchers thereof, to the SUBJ
scriber, passed by the Orphans Court, on or
before the 18th day Of January or they
nav by law be excluded from al .beneht 10
said Estate--snd those indebted thereto are
required to make immediate payment, 1iV-
On under my hand this 18th July, 1921.
JAMES ENTWlsLE, Adminisira'
tor of said deceasefi.
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POSTSCRIPT.
ION WV ORLEANS.


N6T- fVTh, cus y To-
The ship Braganza, anu orig Arethu-
ar,;xed Yesterday, sailed from New
-. nm the LIST inst. BY the latter
III III ue have papers of the 2OGh, Z|tn
s,h and SOsh u,I. Irom which some ma
,,ns articles are copied,
~ u steam ship kooert Fulton, was met
!, niles below the town on the morning
- the Ist, She day the proprietor calcutta
I'D npon her arrival there. ohe would
.,art on he, return the Stn INST.
30 corresponde.,t informs, that there
- vet no appearance OF yellow fever
"ae had however ceased, and 1t was
" 10 be sickly in about 10 days
~. S,p', Of the northern people had LETT the
80 80 and many OF the inhabitants had
';red to their summer residences.
w. pnN;rrss was very dull, frelghts low i
-, ,o nrorure-60 vessels would lie
I ''ar nr sail in ballast. The crop OF To
W. was not more than two thirds OF
", season. the shipments of Cotton to
1;"srnool. about sc, 900 bags less than last
ear The produce remaining for exPor-
; ;Sio, was very triaing. OF tobacco,
,here was not more than 2OOO hhds.-the
% .,;cIa was ON the rise The exports
nee January, consists of 4 cargoes to the
continent, 2 to London, 4 to Spain, and 5
TO Gibraltar. oo.,
A lot of tobacco was sold June SOth, at
q cepts-fne quality cotton ~ to 20 cts;
prime do 10 to IL.
The market for northern produce was
5,lI and oversize ked-some articles were
selling much below first cost, particularly
candles and nsh; at least 2ooo boxes OF
the former would lie over unless reshlP-
ped.
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FROM FRANCE.

Nevr York, July Is.
The brig Olive, capt. Lunl, arrived yes
,erdav fr,m Havre, whence she sailed on the
Nb nlr. She brings dispatches Tor govern
r,ent from the American minister at faris I;
and we understand the Cheva.Ier berthamy
. passenger, is a messenger from lie French
government.
The passengers who left Paris the day be-
fore the Olive sailed, inform, IL was current
" reported there that information had been
r.cer I'd of the death of Bonaparte, and that
HIS hodv was TO be brought to Europe tor
burial. but whether il would find place IN
"Norre Dame ~ or Westminster Abbey, was
uncertain.
Late intelligence from Turkey, stated that
the vanguard of the army OF psslanti, the
Greek commander in Chief OF The insurgents
was at Adriannple, distance OF 30 leagues
from Constantirople. The troops oil The
Grand Seigaor had been defeated and DIS
pprsed-and three Turkish FrgateS were
~ readiness in the Bosphorus, to take the
Grand SeignOr, his riches, wives and concu-
b,nes, said to amount TO 500, 10 his domi-
Mons in Asia. -
Respecting the rumors Of the death OF Bo-
naparte, IL is proper TO state, there are no
adYiceS 10 render them probable. The &C
counts received IN England about the first OF
June, stating that BonapaTte was dangerous
ly III, were no later thaA the 9th of April
from ST. Helena. A vessel arrived at Boston
some weeks SINCE, which touched at the Isl,
and on the 18th of April, and another at
Philadelphia which touched there on the
18th ofthat month; both were boarded from
the SOU ,dron, and was informed that Bona
parte was we'll The latest arrival howev-
er, from that quarter. that We know OF, is the
British Company's ship ASA. which touched
q, the Island as late as the 25;h of April.
She arrived in England on the 7th OF June,
but nnthing of he Illness of BonaParte had
tran>pired from her, or was published in the
lOEdon papers up TO the lth of June.
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Samuel Messersmith,
July u

Samuel Messersmlth,
LAS for sale, cow landing
III 10 Chests Imperial Tea.
TO Cases OF Olive Oil, qualify,
20 Bbls. Prime Pork, New York city
Inspection,
5Do. do. Beef.
lOHampers Porter Bottles.
July IL 81
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district of Column Ola,

district of Columbia,
County of alexandria, 10 zU,t:
ON the petition Of William F. Thornton,
" an Insolyent Debtor, confined in the
gaol of Alexandria county for debt Notice
IS hereby given to the creditors of the said
William F. Thornton, that on the first Mon
day of Angus, next, at 9 O'clock A. N. at
the cour, house of said county. the oath pre-.
scribed by the act of Congress OF the United
States. entitled IAN act tor the relief OF In
solvent Debtors within the District OF Column
bia," will be administered TO the said insol-
vent, and Trustee appointed, unless suttl-
Glen: cause TO the contrary be then and there
shown. =,
Ordered, That this notice be inserted
three times a week for two weeks before
that day, in both the newspapers printed IN
Alexandria.
By order Of the honorable William Crancb
Chief Judge of the United States Circui
Court OF the District of Columbia:
Teste, EDM. 1. LEE, c. c.
July IL
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For Hire

Two NegrJ Girls. one abont fourteen
years OF age and aecustu med 10 House work,
lac other younger. Apply to the Printer.
iu|y u ~
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Potomac Company.

THE annual meeting of the Stockholders
Il will be held at SHINES Columbian IN
Georgetown, on Monday the 5;h day OF Aug.
next Tor the purpose of electing President
and directors for the year thence ensuing,
and for ,ransactibg other business OF the
company.
The President and Directors will hold a
meeting at same place on Monday, the 18th
day of August next for the purpose of APP
pointing the following officers, viz:
A person to act as Treasurer and Cle.k OF
the works; one to act as 1Oll-gatherer and
gate keeper, at the Great falls, and one to
act in the same capacity at the Little Falls.
By order Of the Board.
J. MOORE,
Treasurer g. Clerk Of the works.
Georgetown, July 10 3swt5thA
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For Freight,

~E The fine fast sailing Sloop WASH
~ INGTON, Chas Sandford. master,
furthen 600 Barrels. A freight Eastw ard
vii have the preference. Apply 10
7. II. ROWLAND.
Wno has for Sale on board said vessel a
small lot Plaster Paris,
7mp 2lst 81
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For Boston & Portland,

.kA The packet sIoop FAVORiTE,
&@, capt. Dyer, wilt begin 10 load in two
days aud take freight or passengers, (fol
which she has handsome accommodations. J
Apply TO WIN. FO"LE 4 20.
july 70
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Public Sale.
Old Madeira Hines.

TuDiic SaIe.
Old Madeira Hines.
ON FRIDAY, the Goth day OF July, will
Obe sold al the warehouse of Mr.. John
Adam. on Water street, 8 hbds and as quar-
ter casks of Madeira wine. being The stock
left on hand by the late VIM. Hodgson, esq.
as agent for Mess's. Murdoch, Yeuille, War
drop s. Co. Of Madeira. These wines were
imported several years ago, and are belev-
ed to be of the first quality, with the excep-
ton of few hhds and quarter casks of Lon,
don Market wine, which, having been also
imported some years ago, is probably very
fine wine of its kind. Six months credit will
be given to the purchasers, on approved
notes, nj gociabe in The Bank OF Alexandria.
J. II. HOOE. Admr.
july 9 of WA. Hodgson.
The above sale is postponed
until Friday the eth INST. al II o'clock, An
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FOr Sale

A NEGRO WOMAN, and a BOY,
~ about nine months old They WilInot
be soll out of he district. Far terms OF So! e
enquire al this Once
july 9.
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To Rent,
Israel Janney, Jr.

LSraEI Jahne}, Jf'
OFFERS for sale at bis store on Union,
Olower end of King street.
80 bb,s gross shad put up for family use
S hbds pure Old cider vinegar
100 sacks blown salt; Liverpool filled
Family -four as usual
With constant supply of plaster By THE
ton
The highest price in cash given for wheat
June 90 d3w
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TINS 10 gire

Tia, IS 10 gtUe notice,
THAT the subscriber, Of Alexandria
county. in the district of Columbia, has
obtained from the orphans court Of said
county, letters of Administration on the
personal estate of Peter Dunbar, deceased :.
All persons having claims against the said
deceased. are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof to the sub
scriber passed by the Orphans Court on
or before the 18Th day OF January next, or
they may by law be excluded from all be-
ne6t to said estate-and those indebted
thereto are required TO make immediate
payment. Given unoer my hand this 10Th
of July, 1921.
Administrative OF Peter Dunbar, decd.
July l9
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Orphans Court,

UrPhahS COURT,
alexandria County,
July Term, 1921,
ORDERED, thai the Administrative of
Peter Dunbar. deceased, do give the usual
notice to debtors and creditors; three times
a week, two weeks in the Alexandria news
papers.
A copy, Teste.
MOORE. Reg. of Wills.
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Riggs and Independence!

Tune 81 kaeU by the smoke" &c.
KNEW by the sign that was plac d a. the door,
That the Temple Of fortune' by Rigs was kept
there,
And said that II wealth could give bliss to the
Then Riggs is the man who their bosoms can
cheer.
One evening on Bridge street Iloiter'd around,
My heart was depress ID x mypurse almost bare,
And duns in my ears wese beginning to sound,
Dull music for those who've no money to spare.
Then in this bright ssTemple Of Fortune" cried,
With my small stock ofmoney ticket l'llbuy,
And when all my wants, by aprize are supplied !,
How blest can live, and how calm can die.
From yon s.Temple of Fortune" card pro-
cured,
Which replenish'd my pockets SO empty before
And It's sweet to reflect, that tho duns I've en-
lne'er shall be troubled by duns any more.
For the sweet little card which from Riggs OBJ
tanned,
Was my passport to wealth and to happiness
too,
And reader. a few more at Riggs remand
Go purchase, perchance there's passport for
you.
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Negroes Wanted.

HIGHEST prices in Cash will be given
Il 4 Tor Forty or Fifty likely ySuns ne
GKOES; fapilies not objected to. Any
person wishing to sell can apply to The sub
scriber, al E. Legg's tavern.
ID. T. CCRETON.
july 2l 2aw2n
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-10-09
STATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD, S. Al a Supreme Judicial Court
begun and holden AZ Paris, lcith and fer said
county of Orford, on ise eierenih day Of Styiem-
ber 4. II. 1921.
ON the foregoing petition O-jered-thst the
~ petitioners give notice to AL persons inter
ested IN said tract oflaUd described in said Pc
ition, 10 appear before the Justices Of he SUI
creme Judicis c urt, next 10 be holden ~ Port
land within and for the county of Cumberland on
the FRS Tuesday of November next, snd hen
ana there shew cause if any they have why the
prayer Of said Petition should not be gran ed f,
BY using tie substance ofssid Ieti,ion and his
order the con, 20 be published three weeks sue
cessively in The Portland Gazette, the last pub
Iicatlon 70 be at least twenty days before the SIT
ing Of said Court.
Attest. RUFUS K. COODENOW, Clerk.
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IT, 4s Her@ai TH'iesi IF tie Supreme judicial cart ~
f SAFE q Nam. begun and hlaeH - Paris, Ni;air and
J hE c0 ~ Ora on iis scrH4 TRlI4ay u s. 5.sRbsr
ii1.g Denim, iS1l
OSEPH THAN TER. Of Portltnd. in ths Of Cum
e. bcrl4nd BlaC ksnth, and stephen LongclOw. i1ror
o Sd Portland E'quire, reSptctiJh Nv repr set they
inter esrtd n nd Nd sc2ed In tee as natS in COM
mon with Others. them o. known, Of CERTAIN & 81
land, situated in Fort ana, said ounty at Cunbelan
Ind bounfrd follows Reginnug sake, standing on
ihe asst SIDE OF WashnLtun rtfrtf, ftiy dsuutheTy
from tn take asn6iNg BY The hank sandy point. sr
m uoncd ~ deed division brtVye-, Elizabeth AND
uvl ~ ut orr and OH recorded III tA gistry deeds
~ sad unty OF Comb ristd hook s3 ptg-s 81. snd
S27 taeuct from sail &c ssieiv by Street
My three rods a stsk -rherce fry degrees
cost ftVenty thence north i've degrees east
seven fodS more less 20 water markjhtnce rorh-
we'telY b The >ho forty and half rods
tht'tr souih httN nS deyrteSs fifty tour rods
@ tess q a Washington street TO ths first boundsThsr
sc If1HfcTS Shs ~ proportion OF said tract is Il,
Hths Or onr hF Sad tract also three there Of,
''A al L IIy7U ) uat or proportion rhercotis
2cisf ~ ~tpreth pats hsreof-Th-t said pefi-
ro cs are sirous ~ holding hir resp ctvt proportions
u a trace N Seve-atvTh, thrr, tore thai after
tue proceedings hal. thrr respective prop rous said
tract ~ int Ne divided ana set a tn hold the
same m stveraitv The provisions OF the statute
~ such case m ode ard provided.
STEPHEN LONGFELLOW. r..
JOSEPH 1HAXTE9. ~ his
Attorney STEPHEN LONGFELLOW Ir.
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administrators !Noiice.

y order az tbe Hon. Albion X. Paris, Juice of
tiir Court al Probate, tor the county Of Cum
bslani, viii be sold az Public Auction, ~
Moaday the hi'eenh day of Oou Der nex', nt
az eleven " ,ht clock IN TIE forenoon on the
pfeAises.
TN diversion ~ the Wihow's Dover IN the
estate of AARON RiCHARDsON, late 81
Newton, "a the county AZ Middlescx aud Com
IDonweaiih Of Massachusetts, Gen. deceased CON
-ising 1T three hiry Acre lots, 40 the Grst divI'
sim uf land ia Stantlsh and numbered a. per plan
Il ssidtovn ~, 28 aud e9. making very valua-
he srm with one story Dwelling House, good
Stable and Born, supplied " ith water by an Aqua
duct said farm Is situated within orc niIe Of the
pleasant village 81 Standish Corner, on the great
road from Portland, through etandish, Fryeburs,
&c. 90 Vermont, aud has been for many years
improved as Tavern, by Mr. II. lIugsin,, and
J. y fire Ntustion for Farmer, (t be,ng excel
Len land) and for Trader. lrddesmsn or-Isv-
cru keepers. Terms AT the sale. Enquire OF
WILLIAM TOMPSON. AdRl'r. de bOnis non.
tt0Hdish, StYi a. 1871.
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To The Hon. J Justices Of the Supreme Judicial
Court Of the Slate Of Mdine begun and holden az
Pcris, ic;ihir and for The County of Oxford on
the second Tuesday Of September A. ID. 1921.
EOHN ABBOT, Of D unswiok in he county
- Of Cumberland, ESQ. Abel boot. Of Beyer-
lev in the county Of Essex SID COmmonws
Of Massachusetts, Clerk, B jamin Abbot, of
Exeter. in the county of Rockingham and State
of New Hampshire, Etq. Patience Hall, OF
Portland IN Sad county 1T Cumberland, Spln-
ser, and John B~sckett Jun. cf said Portland,
Yeomin, respec fully represent. that they are in,
teres,ed in. and stand sized in fee ss ,ensuts 10
common with Others 70 them unknown, in
cert.in tract Of ians. situated in Por land, in
ssid counv OF Cumberland, & bounded as fnlolpe,
viz. Beginning al = stake, Standing in he esst-
eri, side nf Msine S,ree;, seventy one rods and
Eff. cen Inks from the we. terly corner Of The
house now occupied by Capt. Thomas Brown,
and twenty four rods from the noriherly corner
pf the Homestead Finn of the late Anthony
Brsckett, deceased, thence souh, one degree
east, fly three rods, thence southeast 70 FL
River thence By Fore. River easterly to land for
merry belonging TO William Tying, E.q. thence
no. thwes erly by ssd land formerly belonging
70 said Tying to Maine Stceet azores aid thence
westerly by said street TO the FIRST bounds con-
timing about forty four acres, and being The
ssrue tract which wos formerly set off TO the
ste Keranhapuck Bsckctt, IS part Of her dow
er in the Estate of said Anthony Bracket, de-
ceased.
That said John Abbot's share Of said trsct is
eleven two hundredh psF,s thereof sud also he
proportion hereafter mentioned as owned by han
AMI B anismn Abbot, Jointly.
Thst said Abel Atbpt's share or propo ton
# said tract is eleven two hundredth paris
hereof.
Thst sid John Ahbo, and Benjamin Abbo's
share, jointly, is eleven four hund edith part of
said tract
Thst said Patience Hsl's share ofssd tract il
one acre. or one forty fourth part thereof.
And said J I'm Brscket,, Jun'rs. share Of aid
trace is-Uae half acre, or one eighty eighth part
thereof.
Tha, the petitioners are DESTROYS of holding
their respective propur ions Of said tact in sever
Atty, they therefore, pray that, after due proceed
lngs hsd, their respective proportions OF said
,rso, may be divided and set If 20 them to hold
the SEINE in severAlty according to the provisions
Of the statute in such case mAde and provided
STEPHEN LONGFELLO W. Ir.
Attorney 10 the Petitioners