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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-31
Purport Of The Empersr's Aaf7Uer.

Parport Of The EmPfrsr's AgfDer.
| receive with fati.faetion minif.
ter from the United States, Especially
a man 70 diltinguilhed as you are,
and whole icntimcnts are 70 well
known to me. France has manifeif-
ed her attachment to the United
States in combating for their indie
pendence, and | have flown my
friendlhip for them, in ceding Louifi-
ana.
AS to the commerce between the
two powers, ! deGre TO favour it. |
am great enough to be jui ; but on
your part you ruis defend your dig
nifty again(t my enemies and thofc Of
the continent Refpe4 your flag
and will refpe6t it.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-31
NAYAL ENGAGEMENT.

priva,eer fchr. Shadow, Of Phila-
deIphia.
On the 81 of Aug. at half pait
Meridian, difcovered a fail, called all
hands TO quarters and made all nece(-
fairy fail in chafe. At half palt P.
nj. came up with the chafe and per-
ceived that fhe was a Britilh man of
war in the iquarc fail and itay fail,
and hauled by the wind, at the fame
time ihe tackled for us, commencing
brilk fire. AT s, A. NJ. loft fight
of her.
On the 4th Aug. at half palt me-
ridian, faw fail to the ealtward itan-
ding weltward, made all necef4ry fail
in chaie AT half paH S P. NJ. car
ried away the fquare fail boom-Cut
the wreck adrift, rugged out the low
er feering fail boom and fet the
fquare fail. Again coming up with
the chale.
At 6 P. M being within gun fhot
fine commenced firing from her
ltern guns. AT 7 P. NJ. came up
with her and commenced an action =
at half Palt 7 the fhip hoifed light
in her mizzen rigging, which was
anfwered by light from US, at the
fame time hailed her. She hailed
from LiverPool-when capt. Tyler
ordered him 70 iend his boat on board
with his papers. which he in fact
complied with, by Tending his boat
with an officer and two men, whom
we detained and iilued orders 10 man
the boat with our crew, board the
ihip and demand her papers, which
orders were delivered by MIR. Thom-
as York, who received for an(wer,
that fuch orders would not be COM
piled with, at the fame time handing
him note sddrefIed to Capt. I pur-
porting that his fhip was Britiih
letter of marque, called the Nav,
from Liverpool, bound to St. Lucas,
commanded by William Affleck,
mounting IA guns and 50 men, he
alto itated that the orders in council
had been refcinded and change of
miniitry taken place in England,
which note was handed capt. TAYLOR,
when the boat was again TENT on
board, with note demanding his pa
pers which were refuied. AT half
paf 8 o'clock briik FIRE commenced
on both Gdes, during which time
William Craft, fail maker was woun-
ded, at 10 2. M dropped tern with
an intention Of lying by all night
within gunihot at intervals kept up
a bIik tire, weather Equally and
} dark.
AT day hight ranged up under the
tern, and commenced fcvere action,
, when we received ihot in our Gar
board bow. which hattered the
/. wooden ends, tarted the plank (hear,
and broke ieseral timbcrs-at : A.
NJ. another in our larboard bow.
truck the larboard after gun carriage,
killed Daniel Coleman, James Mahuf-
fy, William Sharp, John North,
George Cantler, Shepherd Bulsford,
and wounded Timothy Cole, Francis
1T
Martin, and VIM. Pomroy. At half
Pait 8. a. M. our cor nander recei
we'd ball in his left temple, which
inltantly terminated his sxiltcnce, to
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-31

The Government must 6e SUPPORTED -
This is repeated hundred times day,
by Office holders, Office. seekers, and
Foreign Editors, in the service of Mr..
Madison. If by this is intended, that
the laws and constitution of the country
must be supported, that regular Gov
eminent must be maintained, we agree
with them but they intend no such
thing. They mean, that Mr.. Madison,
Mr.. Munroc, Mr.. Pinkney, Mr.. Gala
tin, Gen. Dearborne, Gen. Hull, with
the whole shoal Of small fry, who are
wriggling in the sunshine of court fa-
voGr, must be supported in their pres
ent lucrative Offices. The government
is identified with the personal charac-
ter and interest of the men, who admin.
lister it /; and to oppose their continu-
ance in office is treason I!
There never was time, when it was
so necessary, as il is now, for the peo-
pie to recur to the original principles of
their Government for the security Of
the rights and liberties derived from it,
was never in SO great hazard.
The theory Of our constitution re-
cognizes the will Of the people as su-
preme and the Government as trust
10 he exercised for their benefit.
If weak, unfaithful or corrupt men
are entrusted with its powers they
may be removed and better NJ =. ap-
pointed IN tneir stead. In this way the
evils Of mistaken, weak, or wicked
administration can be mitigated or cur
ed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-31

distressed and degraded country--For,
if a correct inference may be drawn
from the public sentiments, as express
sed in the recent conventions and mee-
tings of states and counties, not sin
Gle vote, in the approaching election OF
Chief Magistrate, viii be given, Sasf OF
tie Deia7rare, for " THE CITIZEN or
FRANCE And as common safety and
common interest must unite IN guiding
Pennsylvania, Delaware, and a large
portion of Maryland, 10 similar deci-
sion, Mr.. Madison will find that, before
the suffrage is counted upiat the palace,
the "sceptre of Isreal has departed
from the house OF Judah"
Philad. Reg'r.
General Lee.-The gallant and ven
cradle Gen. HEERY LEE, who rlsked
his life in defence of the. Liberty Of me
Press, al Baltimore, commanded the
celebrated Legion of Partizan Cavalry
during the Revolutionary War, and by
hisivalor, intrepidity and enterprise IN
the cause of his country, acquired I'M
mortal glory. When peace returned,
be was elected a member OF Congress
from Virginia, and afterwards wasAoy-
ernor of that State. He was the friend
Of Washington, who appointed him
while Governor of Virginia 10 lead the
troops appointed to quell the whls-
KEY rebellion, In which Gallalin, now
Secretary Of the Treasury, and John
Smile and William M'Kinley, demo-
cratic members Of Congress, were con-
cerned The rebellion was quelled
without bloodshed by this hero, who
was as Humane as he was brave ;-and
the rebels. were pardoned. Gen. Lee
was member of Congress IN 1900
when the Father of his Country died
and left the nation in mourning, and
Congress appointed him 10 deliver an
eulogy upon bis character. For many
years, Lee, as well as most Of the SOL
diers Of the revolution, who endured oil
the perils and sufferings Of The war,
and hazarded their lives to obtain our
liberties, have lived in obscutity and re-
tirement, and have been doomed to be-
hold the times, when they are calumnl-
ated and stigmatlzed as British Tories,
by foreign editors Of newspapers, and
when the outrage and fury Of mob Of
their opponents is wreaked upon their
persons-Saiem Gaz.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-31
HdrUard Commencement.

The annual commencement OF HaT-
ward College was celebrated at Cam.
bridge on Wednesday last. His Tx
cellency the Governor, 1t. Governor
and Council attended. The pcrfor-
mances of the day are spoken of as af-
fording additional proof Of the excel
lence ofthis celebrated Institution.
The degree Of Bachelor of Arts was
conferred upon As Young Gentlemen.
The degree Of Doctor Of Laws was
conferred on the Hon. Elijah PINE Of
Vermont Of Doctor Of Divinity on
Rev Alexander ". Griswold, Bishop Of
the Northern diocese, aud On Rev PAU
Colin Of Buxton.
Commencement at Bowdoin College,
Brunswick, will be on "Wednesday, tbs
week.
Much dissatisfaction is expression
New Jersey at the sending 500 OF the
militia of that State to do garrison dug
in the forts al New-YoFk harbor.
A Cabinet Council is now sitting y
Washington. ID lis said the subjects ri
deliberation are the repeal ofthe OrdsIs
in Council, the Armistice and the ri
pugnation in w-York, as to tie nsS'
Presidency.
The Young men of Philadelphia ha''
held very numerous meeting and 1A
pressed their disapprobatiOn Of the wa
and measures Of the administration.
"A celebrated writer, in enumeraiihB
the consequences ofwar, remarks ina'
in peace, the sons bury the father Ol'
II war, The father buEies bis sons.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-31
New Race Of Savages.

ETract ola letter from ChiAcothe 10 a
gentienan IN Washington Guy, h4b-
h5hed IN the government tlater Of The
lSt instant,
con the receipt OF which [request
from Governor Hull to Governor Meigs
TO furnish NOR volunteersl 1t is impos-
sibIe 70 describe the zeal and Patriotism
OF our citizens on the occasion. The
drums beat 70 arms for volunteers, and
on Monday morning there was com.
plete company of 60 volunteers, with
hunting shirts, moccasizs, ToMAHAwKs
SCALPING KNIVES, muskets, bay.
onets," &c.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-31

The indignation and adherence
with which the late attempts, by plum
der, menace and massacre, at Savannah,
Petersburgh, aad Baltimore, to destroy
the freedom Of the press and the discus.
sion OF public measures, and every
where regarded, give positive assurance
that the liberticide-principle under
which these attempts were insligated,
will DC put down, and that change Of
men, al the ensuing elections, viii en-
sure change Of measures, and the re-
storaIion OF peace and. prosperity to our
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-31
DortlanO,
Monday, August 81, 1912.

Tie Editors Afairg.
This paper completes four years since
the present Editor took charge III ne
Portland Gazette, during this period Ne
has endeavoured 10 the extent Of tbe
means in his power, to lay before III
readers the passing events Of the
times" and to lend lis aid il tie sun.
port OF those measures which he consid-
cred as best calculated to promote the
Union, Independence and Prosperity Of
the Country. lie tenders his acknowl-
edgments to all his customers for theia
patronage and particularly to those who
have been mindful OF that first of max
inns +" TIE h6orer Is zyortAy ofAis hire.
As it is contemplated to make III MI
iteration in the concerns Of this Estal
hshment, an adjustment Of the accounts
Of those indebted for papers and adver-
tiscments win become absolutely nee
essary. Those living al distance will
have their bills forwarded.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-31
Benifcent Musical Socistv.

The anniversary Of this Society was
celebratedat North Yarmouth, on Tues
day last. The exercises were such as
did great credit to the performance and
were highly gratifying to large and
respectable audience.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-31

The ELecfionin Rhode Island has ter
minated III a manner highly auspicious
to the Friends Of Peace. Messrs lack.
son and Potter are reelected members
Of Congress By All increase of nearly
one thousand votes. The State Legis.
lature has an increase of several fgder.
IL members.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-31

The Peace between the Russians and
Turks was ratified June the 10Th. tn
case Russia should be attacked BIZ Aus.
tria, the government OF Turkey agrees
to put $4,000 troops at the disposal Of
Russia. Should hostiIi.ies commence
betwixt Russia and France, the opera.
tons adopted w the Russians u u W
purely defensive
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-31
Jforr;gm artitIrs.
q Progress oftbs Brij6 in Spain.

O Progrel5 0ffbs BrffJb IN Spain.
eADIz, JULY 9, 1872.
OFFICIAL information has been
received from Mr.. STUART, dated
Lybm, July 9TH, 1912, announcing
the evacuation of AfHriaf by the
French General Bonnet, with lois,
among which was Gen. GAUTHIER
killed The advance of the Spanilh
army of GaHicia to 81. Catalina, and
the commencement of the Gege of AJ-
forga, in Leon; and the concentration
of the guerilla force in Lean.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-31

IMPORTANT Session Secretary
of State and the Secretary Of the 'Freas-
ury (the latter Of whom was enjoying
himselfln company with his friend Ser
ruyier, on visit to Albany have been
called to Washington by the president,
to attend a Cabinet Council Question,
how shall We manage TO keep our pla-
ces
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-31

From Sackett's Har6our.-A gentle
man at Rome under date Of the nth
August, writes,
The first Draftof Militia are very
impatient to be relieved. They are
completely lawless. On Thursday last,
one of the Soldiers, who was conduct
ing very improperly, was ordered by
Col. Bellinger to desist. The Soldier
turned around, and with torrent of pro
fame and abusive language, seized the
Colonel by the collar. This incident
will give you some idea of the total
want of subordination add discipline
among the Drafted Militia now station
ed at that place, - Com. .4dUer.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-31
DEB,

In this town, Mr.. Abel Baker, aged a
years.-Arthur, fon of Samuel Baker aged
3 yeaTs.-A child Of Mr.. Jonathan Stewart.
William, fon of VIM s Mary Partridge
OF Bottom, aged years & 3 months:
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-31

The last week has not furnished any
later news from England than was no.
ticed in our last.
Of Commodore Rogers, "we visit not
what has become VI him"
Another flag oftruce has arrived from
Halifax with dispatches for our Gov.
ernmelt.
Nothing official from Washington
has been published respecting THE Ar
mistice said to have been agreed upon
between Gen. Dearborn and Cen Brock
che Governor ofupper Canada.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-31
EXTRACT Of letter from Salem, dated
dug %.

" The ship Hercules, Capt. West,
arrived here last evening 40 days from
Gibraltar, has an English Captain on
board, who was taken by Commodore
Barrey-The captain reports that he
left England l4lh July-that Lord Cas-
tiereagh was shot in duel by the Earl
of Camden
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-31
Col. BEAL OF the U. S. 5th infan

Col. BEAL Of The Z. 5. 5th infan-
try reg. has resigned
Popularity Of ne Svar IN .Ne7v-Jer8ey.
Within few months 400 officers Of the
militia have sentin their designations
The above may be.relied on.
Ga. U S.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-31
LONDON, July ,

The King-On the 9th of July His
Majeffy was ieized with mott violent
paroxisms, which cauled great alarm.
They however abated, and he was
afterwards refrelhed with quiet leep,
and food.
OY:}srs III ComciL-Letters from
France fate, that the government is
difconcerted with the repeal Of the
orders, and that American produce
had rifen in confequence Of perlua-
fcn thar the ihipping of the u. S.
would be excluded the French ports.
10000
The late King of Spain, Charles
4th, with his Queen, by permiiion OF
BthaParte, has taken up his reGdence
in Rome.
TIE oIlgTUag article 6sI been bssdsJ oy Qualification
a. eeisg oHfbsatik T5s5 rsveb n &c, rain tbst II
-pas fta: ~ gsstiensH in Payis 10 Biz Jriesd /,
sbis eeSaf,y, gsaEire and IRE 6sIevs Il Is gsssy
ally u eonjilsrs5 81 Pari--N. Y. Gaz.
Copy of MIR. Barlow's addrefs to the
Emperour, on delivering his Letter
of Credence.
SIRE-This letter will max,
known to you thar the preGdent o
the United States has done ne the
honor to name me the interpreter Of
his fentiments of refped and friend
fhip for your majeify, with view t.
strengthen the ties of confidence anc
affection, which has never vet ceaf
ed to exit between them and France
This million is the more agreeable t.
me as its duties accord 70 wei will
my own feelings and opinions, offer
exprehed both as a Gmple oblerve
in my retirement at home and as
traveller and temporary rcEdent il
YOUR capital. Fame when fpeakin,
of you has no need of my fufFrage I,
the general fymphony OF adminiftra
tien conitantly pouring in from cthe
parts of the world ; whar indeed
could ] add, in the name of The trans
2tlantick nations, that could be fat
,ering 70 your majefyl No, Sire,
ihall doubtiefs fucceed better in recall
ling to your attention the CONNER
cial intereits OF the two countries, b
endeayouring 70 explain, compare
and combine them, in order to form
fyifem that may be underlfood an,
furiued on principles of reciprocal
benefits. In labouring at this objec
I may deceive myfeIf, bot will ne
T-T attempt TO deceive your majeily
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-31
10000

The late King of Spain, Charles
4th, with his Queen, by permiiIion Of
BchaParte, has taken up his reGdence
in Rome.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-08-31

The igzviqg arti,s bas been handed or publication
q, esizg qnfbsztiE T5ss 7vsb ~ &c, tsin tbot it
-pas fts: b. gsstieasH in Payis 70 Biz frisrd IL
9tis seHaf,y, gsasire and 6sLIeVs il Is gsssr-
ally s sonG1eSsS - PGri5--N. Y. Gaz.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-17
ROBERT PEEL.

CAD See the letters of Mr.. Henry addressed to
the Secretary of Sir James Craig and by him trans
mitted to Lord in the month n,
April, 1908. "
(62 eedocument No. !, herewith submitted.
(c) See document No. 1. and g, herewith submit.
ted.
CD See Letter Mol of the series transmitted by
Sr Craig, to the Colonial Department, under date
Feb. II, 1S0e
(e) See the remainder of the aforesaid letter S.
~ See document No. L, herewith submitted
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-17

are to the 18th April the whole arc nov transcri
ons to be sent home where they cannot fail of do
ing you great credit, and svenfuaHy cont,.5Ite. q
(sis"ed) INV. RYLAND, Sec.
J. Henry, Esq. I
n... = 4h .N.zy, 1909.
J am now formally to intimate to you our hone
OF your return, the object of your mission seems
Tor the present at least, to be abandoned. Sncerel
wishing you a safe and speedy Journey back to us.
llsisneD I'll. w. RYLAND, Sec.
J. Henry, Esq. :.,s -.
Copy Of a letter from, VI. Peel to ,6. Henry.
= 49,. Booming street, 2Sth June, 1911.
SIR have not failed to lay before the Earl Of
Liverpool, the memorial, together with its several
enclosures, which was delivered to me a few DAYS
since, by General Loft, at your desire.
His lordship has directed me tn acquaint you that
he has referred to the correspondence in this Office
of the 1903, and finds two letters from Sir James
Craig dated 10th April, and 18th Nav TRANSMITTING
the correspondence that has passed during your re-
siuence IN the northern states of America, and cx-
pressing his confidence in your ability and Judgment
but Lord Liverpool has Sot discovered any wish on
the part OF Sir James Craig, that your claims for
compensation should be referred to this country :
nor ndeed, Is auson made to any kind of arrange
ment or agreement that hid been made by that uii
Ger with you.
Under these circumstances and had not Sir James
Craig determined his Immediate return 70 Enp-
,and, IT. would have been Lord Liverpools wish to
have referred your memorial 10 him. AS being hester
enabled to appreciate the ability and success with
which you executed mission, Undertaken at his de-
sire. Lord Liverpool w hovevee, transmit it to Sir
James Craigs successor in the government, with an
assurance, that, from the communications he has
received in your favor, and the opinion he has form
ed on your correspondence, he is convinced that the
public service will be benefited by yonr active en-
ployment in public situation.
Lord Liverpool will also feel himself hound IN give
the same assurance to the Marquis Wellesley, II
there is any probability that it will advance the sue.
lordship.
am, sc.
(Signed) ROBERT PEEL.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-17
BY Thomas Richie. !

ar CONDIT'IONS.-Five Dollars a year, to be
paid annually in advance. Those Who do not direct
their papers to be discontinued the end Of the year,
will be considered as engaged i tl.e next-None
viii! be discontinued, until all ariearases have been
paid.
ADVERTISEMENTS viii be inserted in
this paper unless they paid for, guaranteed by
some respectable person in this city or Manchester.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-03-17

VALUABLE PItUPERTl FUR X1LE-The
Y subscribers authorised by Mr.. Benjamin
Chagneau, to dispose of the piece OF ground with its
improvements, occupied BY said Chaigneau, be-
ing part ofot 476, situated the Swami Tavern,
and containing forty feet in front street. II the
said property should not be sold privately before the
18th inst it will on that day be disposed of at Public
Auction on the premises. Terms Of sale may be
known on application to
.honenre, Robinson g Peasants.
March IS. ids
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NEw-York. March 4.

NEw-York, March A.
BY the arrival yesterday of the ship Oro-
noko, we received Lisbon Gazettes to the
ed January, from which we have made
the following TRANSACTIONS,
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are to the 18th April; the whole arc nov transcri
o'ng to be sent loine where they cannot fail of do
ing you great credit ard evenfuaiy e@nt,i5Ite. to
yonr permanent QdvdntoSe.o
lSigMedl INV RYLAND Sec
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-01
May l..

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES on hand ..nor.I
~ assortment of Ironmongery and Dry Goods
winch ne viii sell low for Cash or Town secentsn-
Ses' amongst which are, Knives and Forks. Pocket
Bolts Screws, Hammers, SteeyaIris, Chissel, AZ
es' Axes, Spades, and ShoveIs, Screw g. Barr, AZ
Snrs' Coffee Mills Block tin Coffee Pots, Tea POTS
ga het.les, Gl.'ing Dishes, Grid Irons, Waffle 4
w aer irons, try'ns Pans. Needles, Pins, Kn;ttne
Needles, Thinbies, Saddlers' Tacks, Pewter njstaa
Dishes, Spoons. Sc Gun hints, General $780, $780,
P mens Of noeks, Saws File, Carpenters Planes.
whips, spurs, Curry Combs, f,nss co.ks SS.Ih:les,
Mounting, Cotton Cards, Brushes and B,oonn. e.
every description, Sifters, Fed Gods. Saal, I'm %
S Shoe thread. Window Glass, ano Putty-CIo,h s
best quality hair Mattresses. Dre's,,,' 1, lew
Passage Lamps, Candlesticks &c. . '''sseS
May l. 81, -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-01

A L A MEETiNG--af the shoc.o. Fir. g., :.
q pany at the Eagle Tavern ON SauIrdar th, 1s.I
INST. 4 was Resolved that the company be dissolved
on thc Goth OF the present month, And thar tI,,.
rnss'e and other property belonging to said com
pa,y, De sonl at Public Auction for the benei lit az
~ BENJAMIN STETSON CKeyk.
,J -. =, April e7, 1919.
In obedience to the above resolution will be ,o,,r
a. enc fag'e avern on Monday the 18th May nexU
.. SIX I'ock NJ for Cash, Three Bank shares il,
the Bink OF virginia, the Engine, Fire Hooks ~ :.
&C. belonging to the Shoekee Fire company.
fi'hmond May L. ,s-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-01

AZ RS. NELSON Iyremovea 30 the house meas
I'VE the Wasl,ingta Tavern, formerly occupied
by WilliaIa Writ. ef She continues to accomIno-
date gentlemen antIladies, residents vistants of
the Cj,y, with Boar, Sc-Her situation is now very
convenient to ,Temeu i'll F. street.
May 1. Jm2av
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FEMALE SOUAHBLJNG.

How fares thee, APRIL Tho thy sister MAY,
And cousin June, my brother poets WOO
l cannot bear that thou sfoud'tt go away,
Without single nod or hOU d' ye dV.
fear thou eutiest all this mighty stir;
When c'er thy giddy sister, MAY, appears,
Tune eyes are always stcdf,t,t fx'd On her;
Still lovely mourner, they are full Of tears.
Pshaw, ladies' do not always thus contend
Female disputes were never my delight;
For oncc accept tie counsel Of friend,
And let him strive to set Tie matter right.
Here, Lady Pensive, pluck a smile or two
From this red cheek--hos much you now exc ]
And you, Miss Shipper, pu, 4 little dew,
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"a lih be publicly sold on the seventh day of Nav
wv ensuing, to the highest bidder, for cash. x
bowiars, in Essex county, under deed os trust to
US US and Robert c. Tomlin, decd, from Taliaferro
Hunter and Elizabeth Mary bis wife, (dated the OIL
OF July, 1910, and recorded in Essex court) for u
oeneht OF John w. Tomlfr, to satisfy the claim the
~ mentioned, certain tract of LAND, called S,.h
I'M IN si county, containing three hundred n, nj"
hammock river, adjoining the land /Carter paxton,
decd and near Bowlai's. Any ITO of us VI act as
trusteesi
BARTHOL0 MEW AsCARTYs
UAHRISOf BALL,
WSI'SOyB. TOAtiN'
April 9TH, 1919. ot