Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-15

BIS last effort, Il family and neigh
bours were toi3. from first 10 last, mat he
was getting beuer that the family had no
DOUBT oft 1 I the parts Of bone were
k II together by bsGdsge, which gave such
exquisite pain ihai ! was forced TO discon.
tinue II, because 1t confined matter be.
tween he bones. All this be kne W to be
unlrue when he wrote it, by many witnesses
orSides The certifrates
A d. e. named DR.. Cummings, also
state, from the family that they requested
his pfiyate opinion, when he informed them,
as his opinion, that the case was mortal
that lie ojuld by no means advise TO the OPP
el alton, tor he would not live through It,
Let us now compare, and seeli brother
c. La made out his case, as be sarcastic
c.Iy ins,nustes, that John L, ans lost bis life
by my ,,resunp uous, Gnpohte interference
or has he proved there was none OF those
dismal appearances which l discovered
the bone was not shattered up 10 the hip,
nor large wounds near the groin /; ,bst the
limb, groin, and lip were not much swollen,
nor he muscles and flesh al he wound, and
farther up, ia rotten state thst The blood
Was as ed, nor The body emsciated that
lie had no prtiuse swests, nor becuc heats
hat the back, al the cOnsultatIun, was only
ohafed and no ment.on made Ct Il; thst the
,,mb never ~ss mending, tut remained IN
the same dIsunited state as al The first or
hss he proved that my s,stemenis were iuli
OF misrepre sentations aid ialsehoJda. Has
he supporll d ATTY one point against me OF all
these declarations
The whole sum Of this tedious inyesii gs.
ton Is, thst Nj Evans had aid 81 long with
Ait Il his hr. a r.
ATE, as was So properly Judgeo b, four Ply,
siCisns OF tins town, al the hist thai d. G..
wlsned 10 tmpulate in opposition 40 the de
lcrmiped viii OF bis patient, who had rather
die with his limb, than lave wilhou. II. Or
L refused 10 dress him, and lett him and
was as 1t appears 10 Disconnected by a
notheI Ply slcIan OF their choice, consent
,ng to dress his wounds, and alleviate his
misery, and r, nder the lev last days Of lite
as comfortable rs the nature OF The case
W u.d admit, ,hsl he appears to haze laid a
deep, in'e,era,e plan Ut revenge against
MN who conaented to do this act of h. m II.
~ This wound for several DAYS renamed
extremely doubtful The case however, be.
came more pfomsing-t some eneour-
agemen' Wa gnen-he nehGed consider
aoiy-aii the wounds nende a-some Of
,hem quite healed-h, coula have g. ut
Il bed Llrnseii II he soe on the back bad
not prrven.ed 1t. Finally he declined x e
Came pu III and mo tliled--the cailous al
so dissolved and rotteu he bones tell a.
suhdef, aud doth closed the seem. Then
sppe sred this nnse s,e plan Of D.. c.
t.tns thA. I'm Evans lost his LIE by my
pfesumptuous anu unpoiue interference IN
The case interference, b. cause | went at
hls request, and gave HIM my advice. Pre-
sumpluous, beususe / did not advise the re
movsl ON misery Imniedis y AID unpo-
Ute, because | canse tea 20 dress hum 10
hat repiied, and sta.td facts as | have
proved them excepting ~hehl oke OF tli'
BONES being st. &, l should have said t nad
st.englh IN II. " IN this ,ai4tion, i have
nothing To lelrsct from my Stale. ment. foii-
e. BY lnis xpected defence IN tht sui',
ne came forward wINh las Own explanations
aid conjecture, impos NJ up5n he uulek,
aud W sned 20 be leue,od To this ! so
replied, and support, my premises W sew
efal ubseiiblng WI nesses.
Unexpectedly defea ed here and angry too,
he AXE his cave If he III jeet and cou;ra-
dia. iheie wltneiles, whom he could not
perfuade ~ deny their dee srauons Moiu-
fed by cont ua defeat he comes forward
gain with he mott buter charge.. repretent-
ing my ltatements 10 be full OF mireprelen,a
ton aud ia iehoods; and proceed. 10 The iaie
reiort which have herein explained a, well
As am able IN the lew hours have 10 do it IA,
having been abient from Town.
am now prepared 10 re9uelt 'hoie OF
your readers who feel any 'nteteit IN this tie
d,ou. tut, that they w,ulo &c over the
gt.uud once more, aud then Judge whether
Dota. c. ha. made gu. his cafe. Of any part OF
it, and then enquire whaS could lie h" otlect
in commencing and purifying thus dipu,e 20
luch a length a. This time Ut life Whe her II
he bad been fueeef.ful, t would have been
beneficial Wheeler he loves hih,ng IN tfpub
led wa or. ratLer than living III peace aud
harmony with all men Whether an arbitrary
will has not prompted ham to with l. 90 what
Le wou uot with done TO himie I IN opohte
cifeunliau1e, whe her he has enhi b,'ed an
open aud honel I'D upright dleuih1n OF this
fu jset a. become. hi age aud prof.ihon-and
th,n Judge, once more, where les he uugsn-
,leman.y, the inhumanly aud uneh in'sniy
conduct AARON POTTER.
B-since handing the foregoing to the
n, els have zee we'd the iubliauce of The fol-
iomin, dec ar ona from the family AgaInit DO4.
Cotia. They lay IT DoSt p had gwen them
more encour aeement IN 10 ddirefings cafe,
than he ought TO have done, hat was none OF
hi, buGnei. lie refuied Nh Evans his aihtt
ance and withdrew from him.-Mr feIecIed
The phy 6cian # his choice and the family sP
proved the feset on. They obierve we
were not deceived and wiihed not Do6 c.
interference in the cafe SO terrified was Mr..
Evan. at his ctuslt,es, that before his death he
gave in charge that his limb ihould not be cut
q. eG AFTER he was dead This Doet c, knew
and We, he came rs loon as he WAS dead and at
tempted to open he thigh. without asklng leave