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~ 81 T. E,
The large three 1tory Brick
WAREHOUSE with the two Rory
frame one adjoining, on the next lot to
the north-eaa corner OF King freet.
For fize, itrength, convenience and
goodnefs Of Aand, this property is certain
~ the beft in town. Fer terms, apply
nj Baltimore to Mefrs. Marin 81 .Janf-
fret, and In Alexandria to the fubicriber !:
VIE will Rent
The three ltory brick Ware
honie adjoining, formerly occupied by
MIR. John Ridley.
A. CHARLES CAZENOVE.
February Z. eo3m
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PROPERTY for Sale.

Two hundred and forty acres
Of excellent FARMING LIND, lying
il, the county of Loudoun, about q miles
from Leefburg, and one mile from the
turnpike road leading from thence to Snic-
kcr's Gap, being part of Scotland TRAIT,
formerly belonging to MIR. w. Mellon.
A HOUSE and LOT in
Ieeiburg, ponefed by Mr.. Dawfon, mer-
chant.
A HOUSE and LOT eligi-
bly, iituated,, in Fairfax Rreet, Alexan-
dria, in the poneflion of Mr.. Charles
Jones, coachmaker.
A LOT lin Dumfries, on
Z which are built ftrong and commodious
brick dwelling houfc and kitchen, TIA.
ble and granery-in the occupancy Of MIR.
Fine Smock. This meHuage, from its
vicinity to thcecreek and other local pro-
perties, is well calculated for a perfon in
the grain or tobacco bufinef.
If the two frf mentioned properties are
not previouily difpofed Of by private bar
gain, they will be expofed TO public fale
atMrs. Myers's tavern, in Leefburg, on
the 9th day of March next, being the fira
day Of Loudoun county court.
For terms, application may be made to
Mr. Thomas Harriion, Dumfries, or to
COLIN AULD,
Cameron qrset, Alexandria.
February 2. mw&ftf
Boarding and Lodging
Maybe had for Eve OF fix gentlemen, by
JOHN COR ON, King Stret,
Dsckmbet rs. ss'&s''sA -
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The high bred imported HorJs
p u N G. II.

~ ~ III,
WlNrcover mares this leafon at
William Powers's tavern, Four Mile Run,
between George Town and Alexandra,
at 7uventy Dolluys each mare, and One
Doi2,ar for the groom.
The following is copy ola certificate
from iir John Lad, bart. the original Of
which may be ieen by applying to the
fubfcribcr.
Loadon, .1au.I1, 1890.
This is to eestify that Pinch av0s got bp
King Herod, bis by,old Ma.l&e, grand
dam BY tie Cullen Arubian, great grand
dam Bzaekyes, BY Regulus, great great
grand dam BY Grab, great great great
,graud dam by The WIarl5ek Gallozuay.-----
This 6oyf e0as my properly Gnd /5ld nm.
P0zge,s.
JOHN Lid.
Witne{s-7bomas Bullock.
NJ B. : He qooa forty turo diifsrsSt
plates, bsfdss matches aud ./sveeafakeh
1obiAf in the 9sDsDSon of,fr Jo6n Lad,
bart.
Good grals for mares at half a dollar
per week, and every attention paid them,
but not liable for accidents or efsapes.
The money to be paid at the time or
covering or before the mares are taken
away.
WILLIAM POWERS.
! February "a. d
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TN WEDNESDAY the 18th duy
Of March uext, WILL BE SOLD, II
fair, not the uext fair day, at the
plantation Of Roger Wet, decea/ed,
All the Houlehold and Kit
chen furniture; about twenty head ofcat-
ties young faliion three years old in
May or June next; a very good riding
horie and fome other horles four or five
Negroes, none Of whom are old. Nine
months credit will be. given on all fums
above IS dollars, giving bond with APP
proved iecurity, all furns of Is dollars,
and under, cafh mutt be paid.
And at the fame time iome young NE.
GROES will be hired.
All perfons having claims againG the
eftate, are defred to bring them forward
properly proved and all perions indebted
to the eitate are requeRed to make imme-
diate payment.
An Overieer is wanted TO take charge
OF the plantation any perfon inclinable to
undertake 1t will make fpeedy appplica-
ton.
RICHARD CONWAY, Ex'ey.
February I'd. d
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At the death Of the late Col.
February III.

~ liz OCdLIl VI LIlC late SOI.
Fitzgerald, therewere Handing in his name
upon the books of the Bank of Alexan-
dria five fhares, the certificates sof thefe
flares were either loft or miAaid by him,
they have not come to the hands of his ex-
ecutors; the numbers are z33, 1874, 23s,
z36, 2z37, z38. The certificates were
granted to James Gillies, March 18th,
1893, and by different transfers at the
bank were yefted in Col. Fitzgerald. No
perfon can derive any advantage from
holding thefe certificates until regular
transfer be made at the bank, which now
car. only be done by the executors. Any
perfon who Can or will give any informa-
ton respecting them will greatly oblige
THOS.. A. DIGGS, r
JAMES KEITH F. 0'''
February ~. eo3t
arE AnaAppysntice ssanfed at
this OEte.
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For Sale, or to be Len1ed,
In the City Of Warrington, and poiIeflion
given immediately,
A 'handiome, we'll hnilhed3
three tory BUILDING, on New Jerfey
Avenue, in the vicinity of the Capitol,
and the nearef dwelling on the fouth of
It on Capitol Hill. The lot and houfe
are well 1ituated, and will always com
nai'd an uninterrupted view of the whole
city and George Town to the wef, as
well as of the Potomac and Eaifern Branch.
The houle contains 10 convenient rooms,
executive of garnet and cellars.
If fold, United States flock, or hock in
any of the banks would be taken for the
whole or part Of the payment, and good,
title given; or, if leafed for s years, the
terms would be accommodating to good
tenant.
Further particulars may be known by
applying to Mr.. Jofeph Hodgfon, in that
city, or the fubfcriber in Baltimore.
MATHEW BROWN.
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City Tavern 6 Hotel.

City Tavern 6 Hotel.
The SuI1criber returns his
fncere thanks to his cufomers for the II.
beral encouragement he has received! ana
hopes to merit continuance of their ia
vors. He requefs all perfons indebted 10
him to come forward and fettle their &C,
counts, on or before the 6rf day OF APrli
next, otherwife fuits will be commences
for the recovery of the fame without fe-
fped to perfons.
From the many difficulties experienced
in collecting the finall fums due him, ~
is under the necefity OF giving this pub.
lie notice, that after this date he will g"e
credit to no perion whatever. x,
January ~.
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80 - 80 -. 7.
Ricketts,, Newton s. Co.
HAKE RECEINED,
In addition to their former /foek, a Eubbly1
ftbe folloqvmg GOODS:
Brui1ells and Scotch Car
Peting-Hearth Rugs,
Furniture Calicoes,
Caflimeres,
Handsome Regiaer Stoves, with Steel
:. Tenders,
Shovels and longs,
A handfome ai1ortment Of London bound
Ledgers and Journals, Waite Books.
Bill and Bank Books, &c.
Gentlemens' fashionable Hats,
Do. Drefing Cafes complete,
A handfome af1ortment of Tapann'd and
Silver Ware-elegant I ca Boards,
Caddies, Wine Coolers, and Coat
ers, Tea and Coffee Urrs,
Plate Warmers,
Pebble Watch Seals and Gold hains.
February rs. d
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N q Il &c f..

All perfons having claims
againf the efate Of the late Thomas
Porter, are requetfed to bring them for
ward on or before the firff of March next,
and thofe indebted to him are respectfully
requefed to make payment to =
SARAH PORTER, Adm'x.
! Jan. i. (z)eo
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Virginia LegsNature.
HOUSE OF DELEGArrs
WedneIday, Janxary IA. 10,

O0oE VI
WedneIdcy, January IA, 1901.
var. Edmund Harrifon reported from
the committee appointed to inveGigate and
report upon the conduct Of John Hamilton.
the conful reident at Norfolk. IN rho
tranfaction alluded to in the governors
communicated relative to the aiIedsed d.
livery of Hugh Jones, by John K. Read.
to- and at the requei} OF the faid c%onlul.
that the committee had, according to or,
der, had the faid fubjea under their conf.
deration, and are Of opinion, that lohn
Hamilton, as conful, was not authorities
under the laws of the United States. ar
any exiting treaties, between his Britain
MIC majctty and the United States, to de-
mand the iurrender of any perfon whatfo-
ever, as he is Represented to have done.
They are alto Of opinion, that the de-
livery of the fad Hugh Jones, if made as
repreiented, was done without any autho-
rlty under the exiting laws of this aate
or OF the United States, and that luch de-
livery if 70 unlawfully made, does in no
degree e%xtenuate or diminih the offence Of
the faid John Hamilton.
A1d Tvbe,eos it is provided by the con-
ititntion OF the United States, thar the
judicial power Of the United States flall
extend to all cafes affecting ambalIadors,
other public m;nifers and conluls,
Rejofved, That the governor be re.
queited to tranfmit to the PRECEDENT Of
United States, a copy Of the before men,
toned communication, together with the
documents accompanying the fame, with
a rcqueft that he will caufe the tranfac-
ton to be enqnired into by the competent
authority; and that fuch redrefs NAV be
given, as the laws Of nations and the u.
States will warrant.
Rc/olDed, That provifon ought to be
made by law, for punifhing any like Of.
fences that may happen in future.
Ihe hrt refolution being twice read,
was on the q~uefion being put t~hereupon.
agreed to by the houle.
The fccond refolution being twice read
a motion was made to amend the fame by
ttriking out the words happen in Eatuye, at
the end thereof, and inferting nlieu there.
OF the words in fufa,e be committed by
axy 5e5on mica to the ja,yaiaisn Of
This fair,
And the queRion being put thereupon
lit Pahedin the affirmative.
And the quefion being put on the re-
ioiution as amended-it pafed in the af-
firmative.
Oraeysd, That a bill be brought in pur-
iuant TO the fecond refolution, and that
the committee who reported it do prepare
and bring in a bill accordingly.
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land: now occupied by them, and praying
relief, s&c. has been referred to Mears.
rinckney, M'Millan, F. Goodrich, and
he committee appointed to enquire
lnto the Official conduct Of Winthrop Sar-
geant' are Meirs. c. Goodrich, Dennis,
BRO, Bayard, R. Williams, Talliaferro,
and Pinckney.
q Dill has pafed the houfe of repreient-
a'lves tor the relief of Robert Hooper.
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adequate to the occahoA. We have mo,
the beR authority for confirming our form.
er abortion. by afuring our readers. ,h.-
ilr Ralph Abercrombie and a powerful az.
my are detached on this important ferv;ce.
Kxozvledge Of The Wo,H.
we never think, nor fay, that know
ledge of the world makes a nan more v;r
tuous 1t renders him more prudent. bur
generally at the expenfe of his virtue
knowledge of the world implies kill in
diicerning characters, with the arts Of in
tr,,gue,. low cunning, felf-interea, and
other mean motives, that influence what
are called men of the world. Men of pc
mus are commonly Of a fimple character.
their thoughts are occupied in objects We.
~ remote from the little arts of men ofthe
world.
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ycitcrday by Mr.. Nicholfon, for the al.
Pointment OF a Committee to enquire in
to the Expediency of making further pro-
viiion tor preventing the concealine and
harboring Of Slaves efcaping from one
tate into another, was taken up. a
greed to, and committed to a Committee
of Ave.
The refolution propofed yeferday by
Mr.. Rutledge, for the appointment Of a
joint Committee. on the part of the Hou6e.
Jointly with a Committee on the part Of
the Senate, to afcertain and report a mode
OF examining and counting the Votes &C
preiident and Vice PRECEDENT, and of mott.
tying the perions elected of their Election.
and to regulate the time, place and man.
ner OF administering the Oath of Office to
the Pre!,dent was taken up, adopted, and
a Committee of Eve appointed. .
The Houfe went into a Committee ofthe
whole on the unfnilhed buGnefs of yeAer-
day, which was a refolution reported bv
the COMMITTEES of Revival and undnilhed
o%uiinefs, for continuing in force the Az
commonly called the Sedifisu Laqv.
MeArs Bayard and Otis fpoke at conf
1erable length in fupport of the relolution.
and Mr.. Gallatin againA it.
The committee rofe, reported progrefs
and aiked leave to Gs again.
The following petitions have been pre-
sented and referred:
The petition Of Paul M'Dermot: Sha-
1rach AMMAN; P. G. L'Enfant, Tohn Pitch
lynn; Benjamin Law Of Charles Ton
xlns; of William Milton; of PIeafant
Flendcr!on OF James Coleman and others
OF Solomon Bofcn.
The petition of N. J. Roo{evelt pray
ing tor an act of incorporation for working
~ochuyler's copper mine, has been referred
to the committee of commerce and manu-
features.
Leavehas been given to Stephen Wock-
.ey to withdraw lbs petition ; alto to Eli
za5e;h Jamc(on.
The prayer Of the following petitions
have been rejected:
The petitions Of Thomas Jenkins and
IONS OF Samuel 1rigg Of Nathan San
born !; Of Andrew Shepherd /; Of P. c..
L'Entant of Blagdcn Of Benjamin Law.
A committee Of privileges has been sp-
pointed, conf}:ngo Of Me6rs. ]. c. Smith,
Cooper, Thatcher, HeHderfon and Mott,
The committee to whom has been re-
committed the bill concerning the Difrict
of Columbia conifs Of Meirs. III. Lee,
Evans, Craik, Bird, S. Lee, c. Goodrich
and Dennis.
The remembrance of the Legislature of
the Mihnippi Territory has been referred
TO Melrs. Claiborne, G.. Goodrich, and
Mott.
The memorial Of fundry inhabitants of
the N. w. Territory retiding on lands
purchafcd from ]. G. Symmes, PRAYING
that MIR. Symmes may be allowed to com
plete his contract with the u. States, or
that other relief may be granted, has been
referred to Mefrs. Pinckney, Inlay, Var
mum, Morris, and M'Millan.
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Aexandr1a Advertiser.
SATURDAY, January "a.
+ K CE z E Mt

Beef, per do. { 90 to s
Whiikey. per gal. 50 to s.
By an account of expenditures of the
United States, from the 1t Of October
1899, to the goth of September, 1900, it
appears that the whole expenditure Of the
American government during that Period
amounts to eigbt million three bundred and
Jrveny bou/aud lveu bnud,ed and Gxty-
Ex dollars-A54o,248 S of which for
the military, and I,94o,47o 60 for the
naval department.
In the houfe of Delegates of this fate,
1t has been refoiycd that an edition of the
laws Of that country (this is the expref;on)
pahed prior to 1882, be printed under the
direction of the Governor and George
Wythe.
Among the acts paaed by the Legislature
OF this fate, is an af to incorporate the
~truftees of J%eferfon college.
Est,a3 gaktte,from captain John RxR,
Of Salem, dnte6 Paris, November 10,
fece1Oed at SaLeA1.
[ mutt tell you there is no profpca
OF a Continental Peace-and it is very an
parent, that hoftilities are about to be re-
commenced. The iirf conful has done e.
very thing confident with reafon and iuf-
tice, to promote a peace and the a nbana-
dor from the emperor has promifed and
done all in his power to bring about this
dciirable event-itis faid he has even told
B~uonaparte, chat if it had laid with the
emperor, there would have been a peace on
the continent-but the id coalition
had prevented it,"
Extract Of LITTER fran a ,cpeRa5h com
zaercial bons in B0x,de4nx to another in
PbAadehbia, dated Nov. l..
I" Carolina Rice has been exceAively
dear here for feveral months paR. We
have got no fupplies Of it and the failure
of the harvef iii all the fouthern parts Of
France makes the want of it more fenfbly
felt. 1t is on this account that the price
of wheat and -four has 70 comfortably aug
mented. They will at leait fupport their
prefent prices, as the North cannot furnilh
us with fupplies, being in want Of thepro-
duce Of their harvef for this year."
Fran the Loudon Oracle, Of Mop. II.
We have already nated our belief, that
it was the determination Of our govern
ment to attempt feriouny the expulGon Of
the French from Egypt by a Britih force
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CongrsE gMe United States
HousE OF REPRIsINrAr1vEs.

GA hOOS0 - -
WEDNESDAY,, January II.
An engroned bill for the relief of Solo
mon Bottom, was read third time and
paaed.
erection and fupport of Light-Houfe on
Cape Poge was read third time and paT-
Two petitions was read and committed.
A reiolution in the following words,
peented to the houie by MIR. Rutledgc,
was read and ordered to lie on the table !:
RsiIvrd, That a committee be ap-
pointed on the part Of this houfe, jointly
with a committee appointed on the part of
the Senate to afcertain and report a mode
ofexamining the votes Of prelident and
vice-prefident, and of notifying the per
ions elected of their election, and to re-
gulate the time, place and manner, of ad-
niniaering the oath Of Office to the pref
dent.
Mr. Nicholfon propelled a refolution in
the following words, which was read and
ordered tolie on the table, viz.
RsGIOed That a committee be appoint
ed, to enquire into the expediency of
making further proviion, to prevent the
coneealing & ~harbouring Of laves ~eicapine
from one fate into ano,har, and tina,
they report by bill or osherwife.
The houfe went into a committee of the
whole on arelolution reported by the COM
mittee Of revival and unlinilhed bufnefs for
continuing in force the act commonly cal
led the Sedition law. This refolution was
Imported by Menrs. Platt, Gr.fwold,
Dana, Rusledge, and Harper, and was
oppoied BY Mefirs. Davis, Randolph.
Nleholfon, Iiuger, Claiborne, Galla,io
and Nicholas.
Inc committee ro{e without coming to
a d@sclfion, reported progrcfs and aIled
leave to ifs again.
THURSDAY, January IL.
The petition Off PcGnger praying to
DePlaced Oh the Pcnsion Lit, was prcisDt-
ca to the Houie ard read.
On motion that this Petition be referred
committee OF Claims, MIR. Gregg
opp0,ed the reference, on the ground that
tae Prayer ofthe Petitioner was barred BIZ
tae Statute OF Limitation, and that as the
committee was bound by that ~fatute, they
YOU'D OF courie report againft the petition.
mat therefore the Hou1e in order to fave
'ilne might as well decide on the cafe with
out referring it.
Inc notion of reference finally prevail
! nc Petition of Nathaniel Holmes was
p hae ha to the Houfc and read, praying
Nc allowed certain expences he was at
of Pptcpa!ing and marching a Detachment
to ~ = 10 Trenton in I7o4-Referred
.ne Committee of Claims.
n wi Nicholas from the Committee to
wnom had been referred two Revolutions.
t.oPoied as amendments to the Connitu,
..on OF the United States, in trelat;on 70
ae Election Of PRECEDENT and Vice pref
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Fran the Landau Oracle, @Nop. II.
We have already fated our belief, that
it was the determination Of our govern
ment to attempt ferioufly the expulfon of
the French from Egypt by a Britifh force
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COMMeSwEA'TH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
SUFFOLK, Ito SUHgH Joct 27, c1- III tbr Pei
figHerJ n50UtAa7,ea.
IN puriuance Of the above p-i.ion made 70 me The
luhltrLcr, Of the Jutcos ~ Lc Veacc throughout
the Commons cath Of Malachui-ts You arc he, ehv
authorized cali and notify Iacctiug NJ thc above
nam Proprietor, to BE holden 4; tie houle NJ sam,
Will inqon. innhodlr in Warcrto,yn, On The third
We'd eld-y oi September next aJ uil- o the clock n
the forenoon e. at on the fo OWN! artice, 70 wiz:
I0-To chOOlc Moderator.
do chooic 4 Clerk
Jd-To chOoie agents 10 manage thr pru cntial
concerns II the Company and ID prol-cue arI dc,nd
a iuits i1r them
4;hIo take eafures N to'lct any records ur lor-
mer proceedings, and 60 rauiy thCf-ne
5lh-To agree on amy other mode trr ealing meet
ngs 70 raue taxes fcttlc account, cclc dou0e,
e Do any hing crG-ry to be done IO hc iu,- M N
the Proprietors.
10 order thal the flid propretogs may he legally
ifed, you pubh the foregoing 9pptlc4 III and
this nj, in Of the Bottom Newlpapcrs aud
n Newspaper printed ~ th, county NJ Cumberland.
and 70 poa up copyol the fame III the 81 Paris ana
the two next adjoining towns thirty days balore thy aid
third WelneldAy AZ September TIE faid publications
be in three If each thofe papers, the al whereof
within the tone above limited
Given uader ny hand and zeal At Bottom, 10 he
county Of Suif'S and in the Eid Commonwealth, the
iecond day Of July, Ammo Domini 81
JANIS SULLIVAN
IN purflauc- OF the above Warrant 10 ne dire1ed
40 hereby notify and warn he Proprietor, arorcla
70 meet the time and Place, and for The 1u poirs
therein mentioned.
Juy 10, 1901 SIMON J-CE5cE.
70 ne Hon Senate, and Hon. Heac of Re5r ma.
iiUss, in General Carr a'FmJkh
WYE II u5!,r0eIs, ? coumittee enof al z
w legal meeting Of II, frt-hliisrs auc' other
Inhabitants Of the town Of 7rg>5ug, qls iftd 70
vote in town aGa s5--beE rav> pr. tent the fol-
loving memorial and petition II behat 9f hid
town -
1T. That the inhabitants o Fry~burg ... aid
and of all that part o. the county Of ". which
10 north Of Great OfiPee River, 70 caird, bour
under innumerabl5 difficulties by reatoa their
remote htuaion from the pllce Of h0ld'uk Courts
and doing N-r neceiiayy county bufnel
2. That thy are from hStY to 40 ndred and
twenty miles from Court, which occai)ne great
trouble and much expence OF time and money in
travelling to aud from Courts.
3. That when any GueGion has been dc1aiciref-
pefng the places of holding Courts IN chs Old
part of the county Of York, and fouh VT l3 liver,
the inhabitants north Of the river afOredid have IN
variaby declined giving a0y vote, eXpc9i1 th7t
foon they fhould be erected into f-pa8r- -.lnty,
and the old part Of the county, we p' tGr1 have
no regard to the part north of the yi4ld,
when they have determined on the hold
ing their Courts but have only CotH.e-5d that
part which is north Of isd river.
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MONDAY, AUGUST Il, 1901.
TAKE NOTICE 1

. ETAILERS Of WITHSTAND Foreign Di1illed SPIR-
~ rs, and Keeper. Of riding CARRIAGES, in the
eoun Of Canbnd'are hereby notified that attendance
VIII Ike given the Office Of the Suhlcriber Fh Greet
Porflaai from the 9th to the goth Of September next
('undays and urda excepted) from to n o'c ock
A NJ aud from to o clock, NJ ihue Licences to
Retailers and to receive Entries and Duties on car
riages The Fine for retailing without Licence, Is
Fifty Dollars; and for Omting and pay the du
" On Carriages, agreeably to aw, as per the
amount Thefe Fines when they do arife will not be
dilpenled with.
EBENEZER MAYO,
Collector The Repfgae.
PortllaS SD AIg4f 1901,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-08-17
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We therefore hnmbN pray, that the Hon Court
would take our uphapPy .uatisu into conlideIa-
tion, and redref5 our aDoyementionea rrievaoces,
0y erecting the part of TIE county Of York norta
!, Great O(iips5 RIVER, into iepsrate and diitre
county; and that all appeals which lay 20 the SN-
preme JrdicialC Court, may Be carried totbat court
n be county of Cumberland Dur on failp-e ot
thr Petition, We earnefiy pray TO Be annexed 70 the
couGty If Cumberland, with the privilege Of hav-
log a RegiGry of Deeds and Probate Court, az we
now have 10 the county Of York and as in duty
bound lhaIl ever pray.
JUDAH DANA, ! Committee
WILLIAM Russell, IL. from the
JOSEPH CHANDLER, trqUr Of
STEPHEN FARRINGTON,O F,yebXrg.
May 90, 1901.
4 true Copy--AttGf,
GEOEGE E. VAUGHAN, clerk Of Senate.