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Sa,ettr Sbip J2f;Os.
PORT OF PORTLhND--lsO7.

MoHday, August II.
Arrived ship Gen Hamilton, Williams,
90 DAYS from Bonavesta.-Left, brig -,
Mitchell, of York sch. Three Sisters,
Rich, for Baltimore ia days.-dH6 z, lat.
50, long. 65, spoke sch. -, belonging to
"a altimore, II blowing hard could not learn
either the name Of the vessel or captain
18Th, sch. Boston, Of Boston, Smith, in lal
-, long. 68, for Martinique.
Hi44y, August 81
Arrived brig Mary and Nancy, York, Il
days from Antigua LEFT, brig Hazard,
Donnell, Of Boston, TO sail soon sch. Me
nerva, Redhead, Of Castlne, in 4 days sch.
Perseverance, Badgett, for do in 3 Sch
Laura, Vorney, for St. Barts, in 2 sch We
nus, PatteI son, in 6 days for Belfast SCH
Gushing, Sherry, of Salem, sailed from An
tigua, July % to the Leeward for Salt
.44puyt Is, was boarded by the British ship
Of war, MelamPus, captain Hawller, from
the Capes of Virginia, bound to Halifax,
and treated politely
SHIPPING MEMORANDA.
About the goth Of August, several Amer
lean vessels were driven on shore in a gale
If wind, at Montserat and St Kits, and ex-
pefenccd considerable damage.
A number Of American vessels from
French ports have lately been brought into
Antigua for trial, several OF Which have
been condemned.
The Governor (Lord Lovington) Of An
tigua died the first CT August
Ship Friendship, Medium, arrived at
Ncw-York, from Lisbon, was boarded,
August 8, lat. So, So, long 81, 90, BY the
Temeraire, of 10 guns, the lieutenant OF
which informed capt. M. they were waiting
for orders, and expected an American war
A schr. arrived at Marblehead Oh Wed.
nesday, from Halifax. Left there, the
Warren, Of Boston brig Henry Fair-A-
merican, Brown, Baltimore Margaret K.
Bailey, Ferguson, Phila also, his b. NJ
ship Bellona, Com. Douglas; Indian, Ber-
muda, Halifax and Squirrel sIoops Of war,
and Atholian frigate. The Milan, Acosta
and Helen had sailed for the Chesapeake.
VESSELS LEFq'
AT St. Domingo city, July 10 Phenix, oi
Ncw-york Edward, of Newburyport, Eu-
nice, Of Boston; sch. belonging 10 Indian
town also, Betsy, of Philadelphia, and
Brothers Return, Of Georgetown, taken
by privateers, the former expected TO be
condemned, Snd the latter TO be cleared
American produce low; Priyateers fitting
out.
VESSELS SPOKEN.
August E, brig Eliza. Of Bath, 9 days
from Kennebeck, for Surinam.-August 3,
lat. u, long. CD, brig Apollo, 5 days from
Portsmouth, for Cherbourg.-July 25, lat.
80, long. so, bark Jane, Of Portland, days
from Baltimore for London. July %, at
the entrance Of the harbor Of Point Peter.
schr. Federal, StackpOle, OF Portland, bound
IN.
CO1I.hERCIIE.
Late letters from the Havana, mention
that British merchandise, which had been
detained at the Custom house, in coDformi-
~ to a late order, had, on consideration that
the expenses of government could not be
betrayed, unless the revenae was continu-
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TAKE NOTICE

A IL perlons indebted to the fubfcriber
either by note or account, are requeii-
ed 70 call and fettle the fame without further
notice, in the cour(e of the preient week, il
they would avoid further trouble
1sg "a. JOHN KGATTNC.
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NOTICE J.

Thofs who have accounts Handing with
Ifshe' z BianebOrd are requelfed to call and
have them fettled or they will be left with
an attorney for collection. (6w) dug. "a
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SETH CLARK.

HAS for faIe, oppofte 1hos. Clark's Book
fore, IN f5sfreef,
Tickets and Quarters in the Hat
FIJI, h@9feqr and Harvard COi1ege LsRerier.--
The Halted begins drawing Esd Sept. and
rife on the 9Th ~ Prize Tickets in the
10th Clafs Amafeag taken in payment.
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RIM AWAH~

IRON the fublcriber on the Q2d int. an
indented Apprentice named NArH'L.
WINsuiP. aged about Is years.---AlI perfons
are hereby forbid trulting or harboring him,
As they will be Prolecuted to the utmolt rigor
of the law. THOMAS MINOT.
dEggf "a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-08-24

HE fubfcriher hereby gives public notice
10 all concerned, that ihe has been du-
ly appointed and has taken upon AerGelf The
trait OF Adminiltratrix on the effate of
JOSEPH HIGGINS,
late Of Gorhar, in the county of Cumberland,
mariner, deccaied, by giving bond as the
law dire6fs--She therefore requelts all per
ions who are indebted to the laid deceafed's
eltate, 10 make immediate payment; and
thoie who have any demands thereon, to e.
hibit the fame to Ter
MARY X HIGGINS.
Gor50m, -Ass o. marx.
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JUN received and now landing from the
= brig Ocean, direct from the nl4nufa6 Glory,
70 crates Of Eartbfrn Ware, aD6rtea.
Augult IL
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NAPPTED

At York, Me. MIR. Joseph Wiggin,
mer: Of Boston, to Miss Clarissa Emerson,
Of the former place.
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TO(eph pope.

NJ -
No. 7, MHBcy'5 Ro7v, Has foT yaE,
IS Hhds. loaf and lump Sugar
Bbls. do do
a large aGortnie1t Of factory Web and
Stocking Yarn-Bed Ticking.
BIB Me. ~.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-08-24

THE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice
TO all concerned, that he be, been du-
" appointed and has taken upon himfelF the
truiE Of Administrator on the eaate Of
JOHN BALL,
late OF HarpfwelL in the county of Cumber-
land gentleman, deceafed, by giving bond az
the law directs-he therefore requelts all per-
ions who are indebted to the faid decezfed's
eitate, to max immediate payment and thofe
who have any demands thereon, to exhibit the
fame to JONATHAN PAGE.
AIggf "a.
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1t is refarted that the Governor of
Lower Canada, has issued ProcIama-
don, requiring all persons in that ter
ritory to take the oath of allegiance by
certain day, or to depart from the
PreYince.-P1l.
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Wanted,

A fmall active Boy, to do the work Of a
- fmall famiIy.-Inquire Of the Printer.
snrHG IL.
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r. NOTICE.

NOTICE j, hereby givsn, thar the Meeting
Houle Of the fecond Farilh III this t-wn
10 to be enlarged 70 to admir OF thirty-two
new Pews on the lower foor, and hueen new
ones in the g&llerys and that the work Is al
ready begun. Thole perlons thar with to be
accommodated with Pews are deGred to make
application 70 either Of the fubfcribers
HUGH MLELLAN,7
LEMUEL WEEKS, & Coun;ttes.
DANIEL TUCKER
Portland, aHgEG az.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-08-24

A letter from Halifax to gentleman
In Boston states, that the writer was in
formed by a British Lieutenant, who
was at the muster Of the Chesapeake
crew, that eighteen men came forward
and declared themselves Englishmen ;
but the officer refused 10 receive them,
saying his orders were only to take the
@eserte-S.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-08-24

THE fubicribsr hereby gives public notice
TO all concerned, that he has been duly
appointed and has taken upon himfeE the trph
Of Administrator On the elEate Of
JOHN RAND,
late of Windham, in the county Of Cumber-
land, houiewright, decealed, by giving bond
az the law diretas--He therefore requefts all
persons who are indebted to the faid de-
ceaied's estate, to make immediate payment
and thOfe who have any demands thereon, to
exhibit the fame to CREENLEAF RAND.
Juiy 8. Aug, 24l
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-08-24
NezV Msfrumfntai MKJIc.
JUST puhiihel and FOR lfaie ny
! ia &C ADAMS.

IN0 y UN EMIL 14SSkSTfNT' /.
Volume iecOnd containing ieIecfian ~
Alinuets, Airs. Nuet'es, Fnndus ard Narcb..-
with inllruc Qns for the Fre.ch Horn II, !.
bAiio~a -Coihla'sd by ) aurel n 81
- ,0h5 t4.i1 ~. a-Ally, Il. 1yH.l
Dr.. =
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-08-24

! The following paragraph. from London
paper, may give some idea of the impress
ION which Mr.. Wilberforcc's eXertions lot
the abolition Of the slave trade nave made
upon the minds Of the blacks
g A subscription having been set on foot
a Liverpool, last wee <, to support Mr.. vii
berforce's election for the county of York,
poor AFRIcAN waited upon the persons
who had the management Of it, and voI,n-
tarily subscribed the sum Of fvs gHtHeas =
In the year 1860, Breslau, the fortifca-
tons OF which the French are now dcmol-
fishing, was besegcd by $4,000 Austrians,
under the command Of the celebrated Lau-
dohn. The garrison consisted Of no more
than 5000 Tnen, and there were 5000 prison
iers in the town but notwithstanding these
disadvantages, General Tauentzien, father
tOf the present Prussian General OF that
name, successfully defended the place.
LaudOhn, inpatient at his ODstinacy, de-
Cllred, that II the Prussian General cons
PEELED him to storm the town, he uould
not spare the infant N fhe Spom6." To which
barbaroIS summons Tauentzlen replied,
am nor zgith child, neither are dny # my so.-
1 aieys z shall hoid out as lang as IcaH." At
the conclusion Of the peace, Tauentzien was
appointed Governor Of Brcslau, where ne
died at a very advanced age. A monument
was erected to his memory, which the
FreHch have ordered to be respected
The glacis on which it stands has been lev
ellel, and the spot IS to be called Ta4esf-
2fen's Pace. 1t is near the Schweidnitz
Cate -LoH4. pap.
! The King Of Great Britain has presented
a superb service Of sacramental plate, and
eandclahra, Of the most curious workman
ship, for the altar Of the great church in
lQrebec which the Bishop Of Lower Can
ada is to bring over with him. The Kings
arms are richly embossed, on each article,
and the whole service is curiously arranged
J in a mahogany case, with green silk cur.
tain to draw before it.
Capt DolanO, Of the ship Perseverance
Of Boston, has received gold medal. pre-
scented to him by the King Of Spain, for res
cuing Spanish ship, which had been risen
on BY the slaves, in the Pacific Ocean, as
mentioned IN the papers ne time since.
Not one word has been recently mention
ed If the restoration Of Poland to the map
lof Europe. had not joined the
Grand Army, bat remained in Paris.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-08-24
VESSELS SPeKRE.
COM.MERCTlE-

Late letters from the Havana mention
that British merchandise, which had been
detained at the Custom-hous-, in coDformi-
ty to a late order, had, on consideration that
the expences cf government could not be
betrayed, unless the revenae was continu-
ed, been released, and intiInation given
that they would hereafter be admitted TO
entry.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-08-24

The British navy officers at Halifax,
say, from their knowledge Of American
officers, that if Commodore Barry,
Truxton, Prcble, and others, had lost
anv of their sailors, by deserion, at
Malta, Syracuse, or Gibraltar, and had
been insulted by them on shore, as
Capt Lord Townsend was at Norfolk,
they would have sacrificed fifty British
lives to retake them and that the
American people would have justified
them and applauded their spirit Gent
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-08-24

ADJ Holloway is appointed Command
er in Chief and Governor of the British CO.
Aony Of Newfoundland.-He is to come
out in the Isis, Of SO guns, Capt Langhorne.
Sir Erasmus Cover Is now Oh the station.
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CAME

INTO the eEcIolure Of the fubfcriber the
= 9Th inR. HaeE Mare, about years old
The owner is requeited to prove property paw
Charge and take her away.-Apply to ISRA-
Ell ADAMS, Falmouth, near Prelumplcut
bridge ayyrs "a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-08-24

A london paper Of june II, states, that
ofthe entries of arrivals OH Lloyd's books
on that day, OF ffytwo ships, torty 8even
were American and only fve British. This
Is stated III the English papers as one Of the
effects'of their relaxation OF Their navigation
laws III favor Of ncutrals Laws which the
English people call upon the Ministry to ex-
CcLJe more Y{Filiy.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-08-24

Capt. Dclano, Of the ship Perseverance
oi Boston, has received gold medal, pre-
scented to him by the King Of Spain. for res
ctting Spanish ship, which had been risen
on BY the slaves, in the Pacific Ocean, as
mentioned in the papers ne time since
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-08-24

TIcktf5 y quarters
In the various Lotteries for fale At the above
Store. AEyg4 "a
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-03-27

know only from such ffetehces as the exeesi-
tive may give r It is to be hoped that the
public may see this treaty eitner from the.
hands oil MIR. Erskine or otnerWays.
The impressment OF American scamen 10
given as one complaint tor which no provision
is made. What is to be expected 4 he bril-
tlsh have long contended tor, and will never
yield their right to impress their own subjects
wherever found. Once a British subject al
ways so, by their laws. Welhaye between 40
and $4,000 British subjects employed IN Anne
rican merchant vessels. We have them and
have had them in our navy, ready to light their
own countrymen. rOfthese possibly one h1tiI
have become American citizens, and are to be
protected by~us in our own jurisdiction But
most of them have false lh,otee;ions from COLI
lectors ard magistrates, as american citizens,
and lnany:ofs them as native American cltls
zens.- These are fairly liable to inpressnent
-but there is SO AHch knavery-m granting
these projections, that. tie lmpresslng cheers,
constantly ehea ed by spurious projections,
some timeSimppess native Americas. These
are however generally released fwhen proofs
ct their nativity appear. If that fc. which the
executive contends, be made a sine qaa nan,
W oAictIt AAS VI i3tssS-3 l4S9sJsf.!t+lh A~eAS
land. .v5v = 4 Y ~,
Some confidential provisions were made
respecting the French blookading decree. 1t
they were such as ecnla not be apEroved,snre-
~ the Senate might reject them, without re-
jecsing the whole treaty -.
What Will be the consequence Of returning
this treaty IS pHcertain. bit it is probable as
the treaty as disliiGsl in parliament, and app
pears, to be greatly disliked in London, that
we shall not get ahsttes, and perhsps rot SO
good, Mr. pincksssay friH have the sole rnan9
agelnents Mr.. Monroe bs.hg aGeutto return
home to meet the fl'owns of tia president and
his minions; and skogIa TO treaty be made,
Mr. Monroe's popularity will De tarnished, 2
desirable thing to raaIy and Mr. Pinckney's
sunk in democratic estimation. The blame
must not at ell events rest On the shoulders OF
JcGersonand Madison.
A lester from gsulesa.zn in Fvedericks-
burghto his >ff;ensfin this town dated the
Goth ipesau., sayss Col, Barr arrived here
his day undrr,s stseas glssrd, aud ! learn
viii proceed to~oaorre.y iPeraing for the
cry Of W&shingsoa." v,
The attorney gsaerai Of The q. States
passed through q Aie cambria yesterday
morning on his way to Richmond fer the
purpose of prosecuting Barr, and isls pro;
bsble inst hlns On the road and changed
his detinasinn.1 ~ -
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aleraaOris Dajlp goaevtlgar.
SIPS = ,.a.-t-,.-t
FRIDAY, MARcK ~.
CoMayNIcATIoN.
BRITISH T9E.ATT.

"
IT IS maxim in law. generally correct
that person is always to, be deemed innocent
until he is proved guilty. But where a long
series Of motives in the conduct Of any indivl-
dual, haTs been considered corrupt, the onus
hro6and ought to siieson the shoulders Of the
person acc%laed and it becomes his duty to
prove his innocence. -. 8:
From reasoning like this it is maintained
thai the friends of the President ought to sa-
tisfy the public mind, Of the purity Of the mo-
tives that have cceasioned his late extraordi-
nary and unprecedented conduct relative to
the British treaty. ~
In the whole history OF Mr.. Jeffe "son's life,
show me one, instance Of bold independence
in case Of high responsibility, like that of
his returning this treaty without laying 1t be-
fore the senate. It cannot be done. The en-
quiry then is, what motives actuated 1im.-
We cannot prove what the motives were
but have the ullestconviction, that desire
to inlIrc the reputation Of Monroe, {more
particularly than Pincknsy' and dread of the
French government, OR ;Turreau' S whiskers,
were the causes Of this novel and seemingly
independent conduct of the executive. -
4 Indeed / am so apt to look for impure ra-
Their than pure intentions, that cannot but
entertain a doubt whether or not the appoint
ment Of Nj. Pinckney, a federalist, in the
Joint embassy, was not intended to operate
injuriousy on the character of Monroe: ,Ifa
treaty should be concluded, TO which the ex-
ecntive might, either Justly or nniust!y OBJ
ieet; how easy to fabrieate tale, that Mon
roe, after the Intellectual endeavor OF years,
,I+ g..
self till be was weak enough to be warped by
Pinckney, or base enough to tickle his palHa
with English guineas: :, - = :. =: =
Mr.. Madison is resolved to be the next
President !; Mr.. Monroe is also candidate,
and, in the fears at least of Mr.. Madison,
powerful rival Hand and glove are not more
intimate than Jefferson and Madison; and
Mr.. Jefferson is determined that Madison
shall succeed him. For this purpose the cha.
racter of Monroe must be married ii not mur-
dered: and more certain way to do this
scarcely exists, than shargere Uoces inter no.
hulos, that Mr.. Munroe has turned federalist,
that the federalists are all adherents to the
British; and that the strong proof of Mum
roe's federalism is, his approving Of treaty
SO vile that the executive could not bear even
TO lay it before the senate.
: Another cause of the returning Of the trea-
tty is, as l firmly believe 5; it meets the
disapppBation of the French government; a
disapprobation not expressed, except perhaps
by Turreau, but which is believed to exist;
and'which has as much effect perhaps on the
president, as if Napoleon had :" lifted up his
voice." as in his order to tie Amer can go
yernment to stop all intercourse with St Do
ningo an order instantly cbeyed; or as IN
his order to settle pretended claim OF the
heirs of Beaumarchais.
Shall we never know on what ground the
treaty is considered reprehensible /! Shall we
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IRON ae COMMERCIAL .fDKERTJsER.
OSCILLATIONS OF DECIUs.

= has beenla down as political max
- wa, the spirit Of the Law should be fol.
= s"sa IN monarchy; the letter il repub
- "a despotic governments, where the
!. 's'trate is directed only by shor, edicts
sscrees, muchis necessarily left TO his
.s ~s'eslon; he is, therefore. compelled to
~ NY Tue end and design OF the sovereign,
@.s ao 70 'nserpres any part. which is left
x,,Sa sA or doubtful, as best 60 csmport
/, is intention, or &c suhserve bis will.
A. peohss the case is materially different.
81 ), 1auons are more or less free, the nature
o, !. s' state requires codes of laws more
fr..s Nv voluminous. The essence of true
.dhs !. y, that the citizens are to be judg
:! as laws. They are pndsr a govern.
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Male yeruni sgaaaialat oniaais
Corrafatis iudea:. --.------ - 81

' I. = - ~
We have all known men in such ohices
whose rapacity for fees have rendered them
cidiculously proverbial. he eagerness with
which some ofthem grasp at the shiliiriggs and
pence, completely iminerges all thoughts OF
the public good, as well as every thing ike
serious deliberatien on the case Of the indivi-
dual, whose interest is at stake A repetition
OF appointing characters of this descriptions
has long since called tor Legislative intsrfeff-
ence. z.;s .ere - = X 81
There is another public evil, which, altho'
remotely connected with the subject here
treated of, think proper incidentally to men.
ton. 1t is the refusal of juries to convict crl-
,ninais, however clearly their guilt may be
established, unless the law for their punish
ment conforms, to the doctrines, inculcated
by our busy lemagogues.sa This had its ori-
gin, like mos. other of the political monsters
OF the present age, il the new philosophy -
Hence, when swern to pronounce according
to evidence, the jury first erect themselves
into a legislature, and fix upon such princl-
pies as meet the views of some favorite igno-'
yaacr; and then they are prepared to regn-.
late the punishment. The evil has beendeep
rooted and extensive, yet we may nope to see
it eradicated by the oniy power capable Of do.
ing it, the correction OF principles. /,
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sites Of Office. These have always consi-
dercd Incompatible at once with the nature of
our government, and the dignity or their sta
lions. 1t IS remarkable, that in TurAey, the
most detestable of modern despotisms, the
cadl, or magistrate, gains his emolunnent from
perquisites. Theabo1ninSble practices hence
arising, need not here be mentioned. Ihere
is a coincidence between this and the usage
with US althoughI admit the cases are not
perfectly parallel. The tendency, however,
must always be the same. ~
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LANDING
lFsom the sclloone,. F7eigher. cafttain Thomas
from Portlaad and for sale 6y
LaMrason 6 FoWie !,
10000 feet lumber,
loo bbis New England rum,
$50 boxes mould candles,
100 sides soal leather,
SO quintals cod fish,
90 casks cheese,
80 boxes chocolate.
Nv S7oRK,
$ tons.St. Petersburg clean hernl,
3 bales plains,
2 do Kendall cottons,
100 eloz. English sewing twinc,
800 sides red soal leather,
10 chests young Tyson tea,
90 pipes Holland gin,
do. Bordeaux handy,
s hhds. New England rum,
500 boxes brown soap,
SO do. mould candles,
so do. chocolate,
80 do. HAVANA sugar,
Hogsheads and barrels retailing sugar,
HalfbarreI and keds beef,
go barrels and half barrels mackerel,
IS 9 trunks coarse and fine shoes.
November 81.
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William Hawthorne,
Public Sale.

BY virtue of decree ofthe Superior Court
of Chancery for the Richmond district, will
be Sold, at public euction,on Tuesday the
& 5th day of December next, if iair, if not,
the next fair day, that very valuable and de
lightfui SEAT, In the county of Stafford, on
the Rappahannock river, about szx ralles be-
low Fredericksburg, called
TRAVELLERS REST,
Theresidence of the late Mr.. 1ao. Garnst.
The terms of sale will be enc fourth Of the
purchase money, and SO much moro as shall
be sufficient to defray the costs of suit and
expences attending the sale, in cash one
third Of the residue payable when George
Garnett shall attain his age of twenty-one
years, with interest from the day of sale
one other third payable when Joseph GarnetS
shall attain his'age of twenty-one years, with
like interest one sixth, or half Of the re-
naming third, payable when Elizabeth W..
Garnett shall attain her age of twenty
years, or marry, with like interest and the
residue when the youngest daughter OF the.
said Mr.. Thomas Garnett deceased, shall at
tain her age Of twenty-one years, or marry,
with like interest !; subject to the dover of
the widow of the said Mr.. Thomas Garnett,
The interest OH each payment to be paid an
nually, and no title to be made TO the purcha-
ser until the whole money is paid, the title
being held as a security therefor.
VIM. Lowell, Ex'TR.
November l9. d4g.