Portland gazette, and Maine advertiser — Portland, Me., 1810-08-27 00:00:00, page 3

f r*i. ••• irVik \vl Ci bad the iit»; n :i*s <
-t% <*/; t ! n, open out! horn,
I . ,j4 %vit to Ui- button-hole, Was \ cutcd
OcCMtisf he ciHfld rrtkl and %4ti /
In our days a icelie somewhat miui
occurs, c\> epvas u> the k ing part* j
fsr which they are inydiy yet ripe e-r
rough* Wf iiilijjt.lv to the horrid im
paicotiMiBna :a!t!]fy- >< u»l-ted
},y c„r’ dene), r.its against rdr. Pinkney,
the Araeiican minister at the court of)
l.ond n, avd. UU 1 '•4fr * because he took
u m ,s, of vine with one nobleman,, and
ate »gasl beet vith onother, and because
thought pinp-.-t to vUiti o gcTaDt.*.^
velvet ptbihr t!
O It* niuus Climp ! f
O wick* J, wicked d?ed !
Pel i-TV asort.
The ge rant:rr? velvet petticoat ! ]
There jr treason in the very name— i
ray, it cert inly is /icf/Mt casoH against
*. \c thm* of »*ow” If Mrs. P. had
vorn a geranium velvet couty it might
\wst been pardoned, as being quite
cutre and resembling the costume of
i t .< Paris fish women when they assis- ’
ted at an execution a fa hnterne ; b\it
to wear a gerar’ntm velvet petti coat
l* monstrous- Besides, Mrs. P. was to
blame in another instance. Instead of
wearing a i ather and jewels on her
bead, she should have siuck them
through her nose a la auttvagr, urn! this
would have established her reputa
tion forever with our democratic Turn
maniei.
| Monday, August 27, 1310.
. 4no th cr An n iversa ry.
THIS number completes two years
since the ptescnt Editor assumed the
publication of this paper. During this
peiiod he has honestly endeavored to
support those principles and mcasutes
which he considered best calculated to
j reserve the liberties and independence
or the country, and at the same time
promote its prosperity,—To edit a
newspaper even in the most tranquil
times, is no very envious task ; and to
do it whtn party spirit gives an undue
bi-s to not only measures, but ike com
mon opinions of one half the cornmu
1 riity, is doubly unpleasant. Every one
laments like existence of pat ty animos
ity and subserviency, but very lew,
however, endeavor to counteract it—
! and nil are ready to exonerate them
selves, by placing the burden upon the
shoulders of the Printer. Nor will
many suffer him to lest here. He is
accountable Jfor the result of almost ev
ery political event.—News, foreign and
domestic—rare, interesting and amus
ing intelligence, he is bound weekly to
furnish—must commend his friends,
and his foes [the enemies of American
Liberty] “ lash naked thiough the
[world.”—Bt it so : He is willing to do
alt this to the best cf his abilities if he
can thereby induce his customers to
iP
perform one single condition on their
part : which, in plain English, is the
punctualpayment of two dollars per
year from eudi of his subscribers.—
This would em.bte him to pursue his
labor with a merry heart, pay i is
workmen and paper-maker, and per
haps save a trifle against a r.eet driv.
More than four-tilths of our rubsevi
I* bers art oweing for the two last years.!
Those who have discharged their bills
will he pleased ic iccept the acknowl
tdginems of the Editor: those who
have not pr.id are requested to recollect j
;*.at u th, iub jVLr n vrjrt/n/ orli$ hire
| , 7 - , i
end that every good man will cheer
fully “do as he would lie done by ”
For the accommodation of those sub
scribeis who may not fnd it convent*
^ ent to come or send to the Office, a list
of Agents will thortlv be published,
with whom the biiU for the Gazette!
I will he lodged, and who will be au
thorized to receipt the same. i
* It appear', there aic seme who arc
°i opinion that they arc no Iuj ; ei held
lor the payment of ilio Gazcttt after
requesting its discontinuance—.such
ate reminded shaf as a pre-requisite !♦>
such a request, the amount due wU&t
I be paid.
- in— zj^a __
# «T -
iiy an arrival at New-York, London
accounts lo the 6ih of July have been
received—A cor bide Table force was
pit paring it> England to sul for the dc
m noe of .'icily.
(r •
Trance and Austria were about en
uring into an alliance which stipulates
that the latter is to furnish 150,'N99
I turn 10 assist the former in her pro
f jects for further conquests..
Arragcn, a province of Spain, by»!
decree of ftunapatte is to be annexed j
| Vo Sp.dn.
I Humours ore afloat that nrw Wart
f Vil soon commence upon the coiitin
■ U*t of Europe.
X Uy tl e preparations and arrange
I **.nts the Lmpcnrof France is nu
& it is stiougly suspected that tin
f '1 ut Li«w empire* *ii; be the fi «t objec |
'•f M ck. Some ecccttr** i say that
f ranee ami Rusm * are not mi the most j
Irieiio.y terms—i he latter refines lo j
t titer i; to all the anti-commercial v ictt s |
;>'• the Corciran.
Several American vessels,have late
ly been captured and carried into Nor
way ; and fears are entertained that the
situation of American property in the
North of Lutope is very precarious.
By a late order of Bonaparte, Colo
nial produce, which was under seques
tration in Antwerp and Holland, has
l>e*v» r« stored, and bv obtaining Licence
mi y oe imported into France on paying
a chity of fifty per cent.
Accounts from Cadi?: so late as the
~?ih ci June inform, that the French
were unable to make any impression
u* n i lie City. The Spaniards have
c; * • cd strong additional fortifications,
which render it very doubtful whether
the French will ever be able to take the
place by force. It is represented, that
notwithstanding the success of the
trench in Cat Ionia, that ihe spirit of
the people is fat ftom being subdued,
and the French were continually unnov
ed by independent parties.
(treat /Ire.—A most distressing fire
took place in Constantinople, on the
20th of April last —-8000 houses were
destroyed, and 30,000 inhabitants de
prived of their dwellings and driven to
the fields.
Mr. Jefferson’s Collector B'own,!
who unde liis exit at New-Orleans j
some time since, with upwards of
150,000 dollars of the United States’
money, was seized at the Theatre in
London at the instance of our Minister,
Mr. Pinkney—it is added, that to re
g\p; his liberty he gave up all the prop
erty ue was in possession of.
Cert. Surrazin, a commander of Na
poleon’s Legion of Honor, has quit
France and arrived in England in a
British vessel. It is reported that Lu
cian Bonaparte intends coming to the
United Slates.
Mr. MACON is re elected to Con.
gress in N. Carolina, notwithstanding
his having been denoun- ed and abused
by the viqjent democrats because he
was opposed to the embargo.
*• french Friendship "—An Ameri
can i;t nileman, late from Fi ance states,
that many natives of the United States
have been arrested under pretence of
their being British subjects.
The Hon. F. J. Jackson, the British
Minister Plenipotentiary to the U. S.
w.vs at Montreal 6th instant, where a
public dinner was given him :—he gave
as a toast, “Prosperity to the United
States of America.”
Duane and other jacobin democrats
still contend that only such m- rt as are
advocates for war with England or Era
bargoroons should lie elected to Con
gress. Tiie supporters of this doctrine
[art increasing in the District of Maine.
Some*king Singular—Tbc last N. Y.
Herald has a communication on the
subject of a grant of 12,500 acres of;
iand to Gen. La Fayette, made by the
>!d Cdngri >s at the close of the revolu- i
non, v Lie!) I md was to !>e located as ■
Oth'jr ( dicers’ lands, and w as supposed
to be wo th 35,000 dollars. But that
Mr J*. tferson, during liis admiihstra-1
ion, had the address lo get the location 1
o .<!e oil the Commons of New-Orleans '
and puttly on Point-Loup e ; a proper^ I
ty sa d to be worth a miliion ot dollars
Comumnicattontf*
'ortL -} 'annon th Post 0[Jivc.
:
MR. SHIRLKY, j
?cvcn years ago David Drinkwatcrj
was appointed Post-Master in this (
place. 'Hie public well know what ■
complaints were justly made at that ^
time, that the convenience of the inhali- j
iumts should be sacrificed for no other j
propose than the gratification of a|
worthless democrat. Since that time
wc have forborne to publish our griev- .
anccs, and have tried the unavailing \
t fa* '3 of remonstrances and petitions'
to the Post-Master General without •
success. 'The P. M. General has \t- !
know lodged that from Drink water’s re
turn, he was satisfied of his incapacity, ,
vet he never thought of removing him
° * I
until last spring. A new appointment i
is nov made, with a sole regard, in ,
selecting tlie o’ject ol favor, to liis total !
elevation to the interest of democra
cy, and an entire disregard to the con- j
veniencc of the town Some little in-j
formation of the manner in with h the 1
•
office was conducted under Diinkwat-i
er’s administration is now in justice 1
due *o the ; uiilic, aa well as to the fame ;
1
and j\ pm thin of the Jpu.tl.rsai: r>t;Y.*
retired from office. ,
i
1). lived threw quarters of a mile
from the store in which he kept his
office at the bottom of a steep hill« bout
eighty rods from the post toad The
frnail carrier refused to leave his horses
to carry dmvn the mail and 1). refused
to send for it ;—the mail was therefore
carried by several times without being
opened. At length a boy was hired to
take the mail for this lov n, and deliver
tlie one to go on, rad for this service
received txodvt dMarts per annum. 1).
was usually late at his offico in the i
morning, and early shut up in the after- j
noon ; frequently open not more than
half an hour pr. day.—The mail was
closed immediately a her bei ig opciv d, *
and then put under the care of children
until tlie i.ext stage—and it used to re- .
main in the house where the post-boy
lived, neither in the care of the post-,
master or mail catricr. Hue letters
were frequently put into the mail in an ,
irregulu manner, and as it went many \
months secured only by a twine string,
nothing could prevent letters front be
ing taken out. The mail too was often
passed from one boy’s hands to another,
until it reached tlie office, and in this
way was frequently in the hands ofj
children not seven years old some- j
times it has been seen lyii»- ui the mid- •
die of the street, while the boy who
received it was at play some distance
from it. His sullen, morose, uncivil,
and disobliging treatment of every fed
eralist who had occasion to call at the
office is well known, ai.cl can excite no
surprise in those who know the man. j
In April las , capt. D retiived a let
ter from tne P. M. General, notifying j
him that Mr. L Russell (who ha»! been
; frt quently recommended for that office!
was appointed to succeed him, and di
recting him todiliver to Mr. R. all
p .pei so.id I .tiers belonging to the cf-;
lice. Drinkwater immediately lock i
fire, 'vtnt post haste to Portland, told.;
a lamentable Morr of the dreadful blow '
. ' I
such a thing would make to “ our side,”
and grievously lamented that the migh
ty should fall. His sympathizing
brother democrats contrived probably
somt means to prevent the commis
sion and papers from reaching Mr.
Russell, as lit never received them :— i
why and wherefore is best known to ;
dt mocratic juglers. But Mr. R. was
tainted with the unpardonable sin of
federalism—and what is worse to d rn
^ ocuts, lie was known to be honest,
f.ilhful at d capable* ; this could not be
forgiven him, since he could not hai
monizc with tire multitude of their use
ful labourers. Mr. Granger, on being
informed of the business, expressed his
surpiise tbit Mr. R. had not received
his commission, and promised to en
quire into the business, but nothing
further was known until last week,
when John H dl was appointed, vice
(as reported) David Drinkwater resign
ed ;—a very disinterested resignation,
after being removed
The newly appointed Deputy lives
on the post ror.d and will save the ex
pence of a postboy, hut more remote
from tire centre of business than the
former place. Ilis only qualification
for office is being clay in the hands of
the potters of democracy, ready to be
moulded into whatever form they
please. lie peddled his way to this
part of the country about eight years
ago, by the aid of tin pots at.d milk
pans that would go better where he was
Pot known than at home. For the first
four years of his residence in this town
he was a sort of amphibious character,
nolxxly could tell to which side he be
longed. In education and information
he is, if possible, inferior to his prede- I
cc-L-sor. Should he undertake to write 1
to the P. M General, and get his wile
or some other person to turn it into
English, he will, to use his own words,
“ adrflonstrate to Mr. G. (after making |
d'.e re'oWance for the general ignor*I
ance of democrats) his “ incompacity”
to manage the office to which “ i epoint
cd”—however lie will he Letter able to
inform ’ the P. M fl. and heads of
“ depertmeiil” of every “ clundc&iill in
spirucv" lot ining against them.
Such, Mr. Shirley, is and has been
the state of things for the last seven
years relating to this office : for all
which we are indebted to the ofti. inuv
ness of a set of mischief making de.no
(.r«ts t;» this licighboufiiood and m Port
I. ml, who knew iio fu> :v.r pi*. #
tut \lie and corrupt party slews* toj
which every honorable sen uncut is !
basely prostituted. *■
AorrA- Yarmouth, Aug. 20, 1810.
EASTERN SOCIETY.
At four o'clock in the aftc ‘» -on, on
the day of the next Commetu . rne:it, at
Jhunswick, an Address will be deliver
ed by the Rev. Mr. Packard, at the
request i f the Trustees of “ the East
ern Society for promoting theknowl-’
edge of the sacred Scripture,” Su\ ta
illustrate the piinriples and promote
the design of tite Institution.
“ The whole duty of Woman,” has
been the subject of a treatise of sufl’t
dent length to make a very comely
volume, and the fair have, d -ubtless,
1'ien much instructed and enlightened
thereby t—vet in the following pair of
verses on that subject, there seems to
be much reason, as well as rhyme ;
and the multitude of female duties is
admirably com rehended in the short
space of lour lines, by that great au
thor- ANONYMOUS.
■
“ Women were born so fate declares, ,
“ To sni unite our linen and our cares :
“ And ’tis but ju>t, for by in; troth,
“They're von • o i ilhc i:<nk ”
lVi£;ht and W it*' fr. ■
o o
llad Gen. Armstrong in.ide a ialam
to A \l;i/ioUyon, *o low that his knees
and his forehead came in contact with
the floor—had he kissed the soul of
Jufujihine’s loot, or given a million of
dollars for the pairings of Maria-Loui
sa * toe-nails—it would, democratically
speaking, have been right. Urn for
Mr. Pinkney to attend as a guest at
Lord Somerville's Sheep-sheating, or
to dine v ith the Marquis of Wellesly, 1
or to address him “ My Lord,** at the i
top cf his letters, was, democratically
speaking, w i ong.— f reeman's Journal.
Sheep Shearing k Ilog Scra
PinS- !
Although Mr. Pinkney has been for-'
bidden by the democrats to be present
at another Sheep-shearing, because it
is a very sheepish business, yet it is
presumed this interdiction does not ex
tend to his attending at a /Jag^cra/urtg
irolic. “ Great cry and little wool” will
also remind him of the great noise and
little decency there is in our democrat
ic prints.— Ibid.
JDlCD, ‘
Ou Ms paflage from the Havana to. this
place, on the 13th of May laft, Joha S. Hoop
er, aged '9
Ar Gaudaleupe, on the 28th Ju’y Uft, Jo
seph B Hooper, aged 26, brother to John S.
Hooper, tw>th of Poitlaud.
Ah ! cruel fate ; thruft his dread (Lears
be'weeo ;
Clos’d their yourg lives, and fo lLut up the
feme
At fea, on his pafTage from Havana to
V.’afhingron i ieu; 7»< f>, c.f :he U. 9. navy,
and commander o* the hrig V.xen ; a brave,
a<ftive officer ; he rt na1 zed himfelf in the
lripoliian war iu the .Yicdierrauean
Iu Durban oa the 3<>th ult Mrs- Mary
Gerrifh, aged Ht- Hie the firtf woman
that moved to that town, a*'d lived there 18
months before any cvler woman moved in,
and during the Kt firft months, did not iee
any other woman.
wljip ftexq.
PORT OF PORTLAND— l£10.
Aug 21, arrived fehr Ulyffier; Thomas,
from Marblehead. 22d, rtoop Portland Rack
et, Paine, from Harrington; New-Packet,
l arliile, from WiLeaflet 2.’d, fehr I ark,
D dge from Salem ; Regulator, Blanchard,
from Baltimore 24th, Union, Robbins, hem
Plymouth ; floop Betfey, Stanw'ood, from
Boft >n : Betlev, l.anphtr, from Newbury
port ; v.aty Ann, B.anchard, from Burton ;
Jrne, Row. from do ; brig Geoige, Wild
ridge, 22 days fr*m Martinique Aug. 25,
Revenue Cutter, from Portlmouth.
Clear .inert at the Cnfl.m H<mft
Aug. 23, lehr Sally, Stover, For haft Port ;
Hamilton, Libby, for the Weft Indies ; 24,
brig Juno, Some for Liverpool; Jalou, Moor,
do ; 25, fehr Caplin, Roberts, for Bolton ,
rtoop Harmony, Whithey, for do ; Argo,
Davie, Plymouth.
A WORTHY EX AMPl.fc.
Capt. J.imes Brooks, of the brig Albert, of
this part, oo his outward pailagl- fe'l in with
a Baltimore Brig (name not mentioned) in the
greateft diftrefs, having loft her rudder and
beisg defti ute of provirtons A water. Capt.
B |u;>p;.ed her ; hut fhe wind blowing freth
could at that time afford her no further at- ,
lift a nee.—Capt. Ai put into Cork and imrrte i
diately dif^atched two boars to her affiflauce ;
they '6'iirnfd without finding her.— Capt. B
tiieu failed i \*r Liverpool, and fortunately fell
iu with faid brig again, and in a li.uation
where ll.e muft inevitab y have gone alltore 1
foou.— He took her in tow and on chc 16th
Ju .eafrived With her in fafety at Liverpool.
The brig had a very valuable cargo confining
of 4.ij hhd». Tobacco and tOObaiei Cmron —
The pre’ervation of vert'd and cargo, and
perhaps the hve« of the crew, is owing to ihr
humanity and exertions cf Capt If.
Q-tite — Would Underwriters cot Cder this
a ft of mercy r.i a deviation foflicient to del
troy the validity of the pohey ? It fo, it
:i:ne that I'ome prov.i »n thou d be made to
authorize a£t> of thi* f *i, vlucii vv. uid on
4 Urge leaf** operate much to the Venefir of
writers—thereby fa^ng property aud reku
u ^ tie hvsj of rrany.
WRITING PAPFR.
fuMeiiber Fat about ICO' re., us at
A WRITING FAH.R, of ,T«fni <;u*u*
itir*, which he will Jell tbejf tjfb
st«x. 27. SAM l FREEMAN*
TO BE SOLD,
r JiE right of Locality 5>K) .-erf* of LAND
at the eafte b- p»*t of the Diftticl of
Maine—Apply to AVI AS A KMITli.
Ar»’ tl tJ- tn •" ‘f>, A ’»fi 27. ft v. •
Ai w GO’Jua.
«
KOVAL LINCOLN,
£x.l-img: if eft,
l_£AS juft received an rdc' aoral fupply of
I'jnry or.d Sfdpl? Goods,
f«lral>fe for the feafon; ar.o: ■ which are tome
very fearer v s
While silk Glove*; whirr Luftrini*; do.
Sarfoett; pii;k and • Satrins; buff Cam*
brick ; lilac do ; Ri fTu»t diapers j taole lan*
en ; black Crape , t o l.uflrinp; do Florences
do. Canton Cra*»e; do Uarcvlor.a llandkfs#
l^ng Ea.va ; Emm Cambrics ; 4 4 and 7 8
Li*i 1. oeas J £rj*ifh Shirting* ; Coleraios
do ; silk acd re:ton Umbrella* ; FaralVlfs;
Artn'etJ* ; long and lliort k-d Clove*; Men's
white bia Jk and mix’d worded Hole ; do Mai -
bled; cotton do; priived Camhrick; fancy
Muflms, Ac. &.c. wh en together with h;»for
mer flock, make* as complete an all,it linear a*
can !»c found >n .ny (lore irt town, and whirls
w iii be fold very h w fox Calli. Augnfl 6’.
/OR SALE,
A V ALUADLE Lot of L AND, G*o ted in
Portland, at the foot of Spring feet, a
few rod» below that ve. y vatuab'e, capacious
aud nc- cr failing covered Fountain of the belt
Water in the whole town Said Lot cx ends
ninety two feet on the ftrect juft mentioned,
and Jjety eight feet on L^e Lane, thus tormiug
a corner. 1 here is a convenient rne Uory
Dwelling Houfe on the lame, containing tw.»
front rooms, a bed-room, a bitenen, and a
good ceiiar. Said property beuig a part of
the Real fcfta e of the late widow Kt-V c*
Child; and nvghr be m.*de a convenient (land
fir a Mechanic or Trader—l or fu tl, r par
ticulars, inquire of the fubferiber on the preni
ifes. JOSHUA LEAVI il.
Portland, Aug 6.
WANTED,
T N a fmall family a Girl t*> do the work c.t
*■ the kitchen—One of Heady habit*, pro
ducing good recommendations may hear of
a firuation by calling at the Gazette Olfi e.
Auguft 27, IS 10.
KJOTICEis hereby given, that at a QoluI
* of Common Piets bejuu and hidden a;
Part*, within and for the enun v ot On mi,
on the lecond Tuelday of May, A.D eighteen
hundred and ten, the court then ordered ana
a luffed a tax on two certain unincorporated
townlliips of Land in (aid county of Oxford,
viz fix cents per acre on townfhip lettered
B and two cent* per acre on townihip letter
ed C. for the purpofe of making and amend
ing roads through *1 e lame.
Therefore the Proprietor* and owners of
faid traifls of Land are requefted to pay faid
taxes to Henry Ruft, juo Treafurcr of laid
county of Oxford, withia fix months from the
lirll publication oF (hi* notice. And unl&fa
faid taxes are paid within that time, fo much
of laid l.and will be fo’d at Public Vendue a*
will be (ufficient to pay laid taxe- and inciden
tal charges, at the dwelling hotkfe of Rxeiiel
Merrill, Efq. in Pa/l-AnJuvee, in faid county
of Oxford, on Tuefday the nineteenth day of
March next. The talc to he.;in at tea of the
cloc in the forenoon on laid clay.
HENRY RUST. Jr. T< erfurer *f Oxforn C- vnfy,
Treajvrcr'e ('Jf-tt, blarway, Av?, 16, >810.
COLLEGE LANDS,
TNFrvehurg, burner Paris,Livermore Otif
field. Harrifon, Poland, Baldwin Run * ird*
Jay and Wilton, in lots numbered, as iate’y
published in this Pa, er, for fa's by the tublcrt
ber at hi* office in Portland.
PRi NTISS MELI.EN.
rT~HE fubferiber hereb” give* public m ice
to all concerned, that he lm fc?cn du y
appointed aud has taken upow himfelf tne trulk
of aJminiftraior, with tie null annexed, on li e
eltate of
ANDREW GRIFFIV,
late of Portland, in the county of Cum
berland, yeoman, deceafed, by giving l ond a*
the law directs—he therefore requefti al! per
fone who are indebted ro the laid decealedl
eflate, to make immediate ptyi ti.r; and ihole
who have any demands theieon, to exhibit the
lame for feuiemem to
WILLIAM BROWN,
at No. I, Long IVLarf, Poet land,
Augufi 23, *810.
rT'HE fubferiber hereby gives pub'ie
to ail concerned that t\e ha* been hi: y
appointed and .* uken upon herfef t'.ie
trull of Executrix t :l t* tali wdl and teltamcut
of IFSSE KNAPP,
late of Baldw.a, in the county of Cumberland,
for proving rhe will, bv giving b md fit the
law direct*—lhe there foie reqt f If* all perl r «
. who are indebted to the laid d re .. » t-1'..iic,
to make immediate payment ; r d to . v.h >
! have any detrind* thereon to exhibit the
fame for fen lenient to
SUBMIT KNAPP.
I Avg. 27, 1SIO. #
Robert ibjnpf n, t jijV. ij'< \tc.
rT'HE heirs and ctedi’ors < r rhe.i* a e , 4
R ft 7dmpfon, iat* • f Brimiwtrk, u*
the couivy ot Cumberland, l .q, dece,:u , an/
hereby lioti <d that the arcs;unr of Ru ft
Thontpfon, Fxresitrix r»f the Jail wifi and i*f.
taincnt of faid deceafed, h^r ap;>uca*ion f >r
allowance out i f the pt-fotizl eltate v ! Le
eonfidered, and the widow'* dower a . J hit
of claim* reitirued at a Proba’c C ur to bt*
hoi den at tie Ke^iftcrC «• litre to P rt .u 1, « n
Wednesday, the twelfth day^< f Septttnber
next, at ten o'clotk *n the fore rib .— \hv*i
.'■id where they an 1 ah coucer. e! m v c
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prefeot aid have oppor'um. r to mak» a - e
o' j -eiions, if any they have, lothe iCir-f.cs
or laid account, .he giauting i f laid xf p ra.
tions, and rect-.vt: .- Jaui .ill «>f i.a<r.« *uu <e
turn uf he widow* dower,
SAM. FREEMAN, J» ; / Prdite.
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T^OV'M!) in rhn tnv.*i* or? th<?!_rh inf! a b'.-rk
£ Wnd Ha:—The i>vriur, by pr<.vi<.g kut,
^crt? aftd t tl.i* 4-»Vv. «. as;. , . • .•
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