The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-01-01
Executors Sale.

DURSUANT to a license, from the Hon. Judge
Il of Probate, for the County Of Cumberland, In
the State of Maine, shall sell at public auction,
ON Monday, the second day of February. A. ID.
1891 at eleven O'Clock in the forenoon, at the office
Ct George Bird seven s the
street, in Portland in said County all the right,
title and interest which Charles W. Goddard,
late of said Portland deceased, had In and TO the
following described real estate, viz:
First; certain tract OF land containing about
nineteen acres, situated at Falmouth Foreside,
in The town of Falmouth, in said County, and
bounded as follows:
Beginning at point on the northerly side of
by the house OF Nelson Bbber, where il intersects
ftfigasrapi shqre Of Lady Cove Creek; thence
end of Lady Cove Poiat; thence Tound pJihnsS
and thence southwesterly by the shore OF Casco
Bay TO a stake and stones on the bank; thence
northwesterly, touching the westerly end of the
tool house, standing westerly of the farm house,
to The town road aforesaid; thence by said town
road. northwesterly to tn point begun at; to-
gether with the buildings thereon and all the flats
and shores adjoining thereto.
Second: certain parcel OF land containing
about one acre, bounded as follows:
Commencing at stake and stones on the bank
above the shore of Casco Bay in the town of Fall
mouth. in said County; thence southeaSterly to
the shore; thence by the shore to Nelson Blbber's
land; thence by said Bibbers land to the town
road leadiI from the main County road: thence
by said town road to a peint on SAID road from
which a straight course to said stake and stones
will touch the westerly end OF the TOOL house i
thence by the last named course TO the point OF
Third: a certain tract of land containing about
the hats aSo s ' thereto stuatsd IN the
Of Cape Elizabeth, in said County, bounded as
follows:
John Muzzey and of David Boyd suutherly by
land of the Inhabitants of said town OF Cape Elz-
abeth; westerly by land now or formerly OF VIII
liam Emery, land now or formerly OF oliver L.
SWEET, land of James Frazer land now or former
" Of SAID Emery, and land now or formerly OF
roads called Broadway and the other called
the Cape Cottage road.
Fourth A tract Of land situated in Cape Eliza
follows HliOi s. ''''0 uA'' . ou ' DOD-N'O -
Beginning on the southwesterly side of the
County road leading from Portland bridge to Cape
Cottage at the northerly corner OF land formerly
belonging to Deake; thence south S0& degrees
west on said Deake's land, forty and one-haif
(4112) rods; thence north nineteen Q9) degrees
west on Deake's laud thirty-one l3l) rods; thence
south S094 degrees west on Deake's land eighty
three 1881 rods to Jordan's land; thence north 43
degrees west by Jordans land, fOrty-bine and a
half (4912) rods to an angle thence north AZ de-
grees on Jordan's land forty (40) rods to An
CELLS land; thence north SO degrees east on An
CELLS land sixty-eight 1857 rods to the aforesaid
road; thence on said road one hundred and six
Q06l rods and ten Q0l links to the point begun
at with the buildings thereon, excepting there
from the parcel thereof sold and conveyed by
said Charles W. Goddard to one Loring.
Fifth: a triangular lot Of land con aiming about
one acre situated at Cape Elizabeth, in said Coun-
ty of Cumberland, and bounded as follows:
Beginning on the southwesterIy side of the
county rOdu l0duluB 1OiIlduu DiluBo W
Cape Cottage at the northerly corner OF land be.
longing in his lifetime to said Charles W. God
dard; thence on said road northwesterly seven,
teen (1) rods to the point whence said road
bends more westerly TO a stake and stones /;
thence southwesterly on straight line as define
ated on plan drawn by James johnson, num-
bered twenty In Plan BookinumbeTed two. to a
stake and stones on the northwesterly line of said
lot at the northerly corner of which this descrip
ton commenced, about twenty-five rods from said
road thence on said line northeasterly about
twenty five rods to the road at the point begun at.
The first, second and third parcels above des-
cribed are subject to mortgage for forty.hve
hundred dollars given by said Charles W. God
dard to Alice McGlinchy and others.
All the above described parcels are subject to
mortgage for five thousand dollars given by sad
Goddard to Arson p. Morrill,.
The first, second. fourth and fifth parcels are
subject to mortgage, for five thousand dollars
given by said Goddard to John W. Lane.
All the above lots are sold subject TO the right
of dover of the widow of said Goddard except as
released in any OF said mortgages
GEO. Z. BIRD, Executor.
Dated at Portland, Dec. 81, 1880. w3w1