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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-24
MuMNWaNs in Iail.

WAS COMMITTED to the Jail Of this city, the foi-
w lowing slaves, 10 wit:
6ORiCK-vbo says ne belongs to Robert watkins. Of
Georgia, Eve feel eight nine inches high light com
pleNion
PERhY-who says he belongs 10 VIM. Walton Of renf
Greek, buckingham county five feet eight nine inches
high. dark complexion.
LONDON-who says he belongs 10 John Ayres, of Cum.
hrrand county, i've feet hye or six inches high darn
complexion.
HARRY-who rays he belongs 70 the heirs ~ Austin
high.
The owners Of The above slaves will call and take them
away, they wiz be dealt with asthe Law directs
r.. BURTON, -. y. Ter -. g. .ysaffh
January 10. 7eeosw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-24
J. IA. EashSnder.

M AIN STREET, Ricbmond-kT next daar above re,
W " 0td Globe Iarern, takes ,his mode Of inform
my tnecitfens OF hcinend and the public at iatgr that
rs also, gold MUSICAL KEYS aud SEALS gold pa
IL, LIVER WATCHES, chast and plain wiih guam
-; p :, gpo ana SILVER watches; chsst seals aud
c'ains win variety Of JEWELRY aud other ARTICLES
fN"SS i'"'S"a-
He is aiso enabled BY the aid Of the mos,
ia'ely received from Europe with superior
ust, 10 execute NEW CLOCK X warren WORK iopetb-
Gu WIN an repairs. IN the best manner and upon mere
moderate terms than has been done in this country here
tofore. January ~ " $50 ~ 80. "e'e-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-24

n The ENQUIRER Is pnblishe twico week gene
rally and thrre tnes week during the session OF the
Sfatc ccisidfnr-Prcc. the same heretofore Ere
Dot'ars auu,n payable in advance Notes of Char.
tered Ranks tariyl will be received IN pa,meat The
Editor viii gnaranter the safety Of RENTING them ny
usil te pn,tsge"f ailiciers bens paid by the writer's
IT No paper will hr discontinued, but the d'scre-
horoi The kor unti' all arrearages have been paid up.
II Whever VIII Guarantee the payment ofnne papers
shaa receive tenth gratis.
TENN OF ADVERTISING.
II one y2imrs-FfrSt Insertion, IS cenfs--eCch
continuance, 50 cents.
10 fssertisement inserted until IL has either been
sa'afr or assumed by person a this city its
fA,ifnnN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-24
50 TO 90 Slaves at onctiou

WE'RE viii he added TO the sale of 80 NEGROES ad
seitised by the execntix Of WIN. c. WILLIAMS
ec on tuesday the Nth day Of January 40 TO so very
valuable NEGROES, among them II or is boys ION 10
20 10 years old, as likely any sold few young
Ien ana girls, the remainder in families. one or two
OF he men are said 10 be carriage drivers and know
something OF gardening. These negroes will be sold
without limitation, for cash.
THOMAS TAYLOR, Auctioneer
II purchasers from a aisauceare assured that no
part above negroes will be sold the meantime al
private sale. OF
" The Lynchbnrg Press and Petersburg
are {" insert the above aud send their
TO this Office for payment.
January l. -,,5s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-24
Stop the Vhieft

E'lFTf DOLLARS RBWARD.-Stolen out of NV stable
on me night of the 18th inst SoRREL MARE ratl-
er inclined to he a roam with blaze in her t.rs 81 .
iaoie SIZE running down TO point, hind leg
"he, ana has sore on her LEFT shoulder of abeut two
inches IN length each way Of half diamond, The A.
OoVe mare Us about five feet high nine and ten
years Ola, works well, rather bitches in pace and will
~ good order. :" ''-
will give reward Of ten dollars, il taken up in the
county OF Chesterfield IL taken up or the county
reward OF twenty dollars, with all reasonable expensss
Tor her safe delivery to Manchester and in Ell
liner case, will give thirty dollars for The thief
Januaryi5 "a =,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-24
Piankatank for Sale

virtue offs deed of trust recorded in Addlosex of
nee, from Robert q. Games, la secure the paymen
OF sun, OF money the trustees of Ralph Worm.ley
Gee. WILL on the 18th day of March nexl proceed f,
olue 10 raise balance still due To sell tue
caHeo flANhATANk, purchased by the said Gaines
"o ine SAID trustees situated III Mdjiesex county for
cash, tn the highest bidder. t The sale will take place
on the premises.
RICHARD NJ. sEGuR, Trustee
Ne'sm"efN 70-IOt
THE whole amount now due for the above ,,,r, or
.ahs Piankatank, does exceeds $50 aud which ba
rance was rendered to Mr. John r. Lomax the trustee
upwards ~ months ago. in the estates own bonds aud
money which bonds agreeably to written contract The
SAID trustee is bound TO receive in payment.
-, ROBERT B. GAINES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-24
Hats from WaytforA

uoI RECEIVED frem 7fiesfon & Hoadlev, a large
ment offoUTH'S RORAbfS
M Store general assortment Of fashionable sns Hats
Dniour e. Davy, Of Paris, waite, Brothers a. Co and
brewster, New YORK ,tShaw SheimeTdine PbadeIphin
ang hanson OF Baltimore. Also handsome seIeetion
hhDiEo BEN tHS, latest fashions, London and Boston
MADE and as usual, Constant supply of Richmond
maui, hept on mana. JOHN WINSTON.
Z.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-24
Fox Sale.

TINE TRACT OF LAND lately advertised IN this paper
Il by Mr.. Thos. Tndar, lying James River In the
county OF Finvana, II miles below Scett's Landing
raining oo5 acres about i2O Of which lowgrounds
ierhs VI payment viii be- half cash and balance
IN Two ecra annual payments, to be secured by deed
Of trust OH the lard
II htbe above land is not sold in z short time il
will be RENTED for year. CA. SCOTT.
Decemher 90. "a n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-24
@. SteNhan s. Co.

fNONFECTiONERS, r street, opposite the Eagle Hotel
~ take this method to tender their grateful thanks and
acknowledgements To the citizens Of Richmond or the
hbera encouragement they have received in the line of
their profession. They have received new supply 81
many articles, and determined offer none bat the
choicest kind aud they hope by prompt strict aten
uon they viii merit continuance Of the favour the
public. January q. 73tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-24
Notice.

\ hGnnono Hastings Court, January 1, 1919
ohpEHED, hat notice he given by advertisements IL,
one OF the newspapers printed this Civ that the
VIII, al me next term, proceed the election of an m
SPECfOR OF FISH, for this City. '
t.nnor, copy, wv. DANCE, DC.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-24
Notice.

LII persons having claims against the estate Of Cant
"a JOHN MOSS, late ofthe city OF Richmond dec > re-
DAY OF the next Hastings Court the said CITY as dis
rnution VIII then be directed of part of his estate
WHICH may men he III my hands. WI WREN
January 3. ~ o..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-24
Sawyers Wanted.

WISH TO purchase SIX SAwYEns, not exceeding an
4 yeats OF ase-Also. would hire a. MANY more of
'iie same description, for lew years.
THOMAS II. HARRIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-24
Notice.

rGHF holders Of tickets who claim for pri,e. draw, I'm
the William & Mary College Lottery are requested
10 make known 20 the subscriber in Williamsburg the Mo-
VI o, hs tickets on which they clam, in order that
maj settlement of said LOTTERY may be made
, WIN. COLEMAN.
1905
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-24
Notice.

WAS committed TO the Jail Of BoetouTi county Ne
w GRO MAN SLAVE, about 20 years old-says.bc is
the properly of THOMAS JONES, OF New orleans, and
vas taken from Winchester, Va. Tie calls himself DA-
VID.
rbc owner requested to prove property pay charges
and take him away will be Sold as the law directs
ADAM FISER, b. c.
January !.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-24
Notice..

virtue of deed of trust executed me by PETER
~ DUPDf, and ofrecord in the county court of Pow
hata shall offer for sale at Mr. Richard Atknsons IA
veih 10 said county on the 9TH day OF February next
TERMS cash. SANtIEi IoNHS r,ws,a
January IL. 70 io,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-24
Notice.
NoanOke NaYigatiOn
LOST.

a NOTE drawn by }. MtCaily, VIM williams, and Jo-
nathan Hcken, for s 1852 ~ cents dated the 81
DAY OF August, 1910, and made payable subscri-
bers Giving in Philadeiphia days after date at the
virginia Saline Bank in Clarksburg The public are here
BY cautioned against receiving the same.
COMFY & ALLEN
December 20. estf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-24

FLEMING JAMES & CO. oRer for sale choice and
extensive assortment Of DRY GOODS consisting o. no
mestic, British, French German, and India nanofac.
nres They Will sell 81 The most reduced prices nv
w1oltsae OF Tetal-On consignment 10 packages cor.
TON fARNS, Of good qnality, assorted rem No. to H.
Il
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-24
Notice.

THE subscribers have this day associated a. mariner
IN their business JOSEPH JAMES--The businsss
viii be continued snder the firm Of FLEMING JAMES 4
are now due, expected to discharge The same
lively, as soon as possible these who have claims are
requested 10 present them for payment.
FLEMING JAMES,
CARTER D. PAGE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-24
Wanted I1nneaiately.

FL7O supern,end Tobacco Factory 4 Stemmery about
81 miles above the city of Richmond, YouIg Man
wle has been regularly bred TO the business One thus
qualified who produce satisfactory references as to
Character may hear Of advana situation an.
plying to ANDERSON, BLAIR x ANDERSON.
January II. 7otf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-24
Eamily Elour & COTTON

VARN.-Ihe subscriber has hand aud will constant
- ~ keep supply Of FAMILY FLOUR and COTTON
lhRN, Of excellent quality.
BGRNARD PEYTON, Cary St.
January ".
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-24
MILX-STO%ES. &c

JOHNSON & WATKINS have just received
a. $50 Spanish Hides
Cologne Mill Stones
Esopus do.
nesides, they have on hand, complete assortment Of
CROCERIhsS, Sc. SC.
OctOber3 3, Astf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-24
Notice.

IL persons having claims against the estate Of Chris
n topher 1cPhersou, dec. against Robert COwiey
tate ofthe City Of Richmond, requested make them
known immediately PEYION DREW.
December 30. 6stg
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-24

NOliCE-Ah pGrsors who save claims against the
estate OF David Ross, deed. are requested to pre-
ssat tnen properly authenticated AZ my once IN the
wy ofkicbmod, that provision may made Tor Their
payment.
II my wish 70 avoid Rnuccessafy Initiation there.
sefeqnes that suits NAY not be ordered wihOnta pre-
vious intefviev with me.
THOMAS r. BOULDIN,
Acfing Razor II Darid Ross. dee'd
nay % III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-24
PYOnosaAs

VIII he received until the 10th day Of February
W 1878 ~ the United States Arsensl on james Riv.
-, near Richmond. Va Tor supply o. WHITE OAK
JMBfR, ssiicsnt for the construction Of 10 CANNON
NtkNn"hS complete j. ~. HAYDEN.
San -. 1Sul Captain II Ordnance.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-24
Beajdmin James Hc,ris uisheS to rem, ont III,
TOWN NESYOE%CE.
LADIES & GENTLEMEN'S
Fancy Root & Shoe Store.

VgVE subscribers have just received and open
u ing ut their store, one door above Messrs X. n.
Nelson elegant assortment ladies' aud
BOOTS SHOES Of the latest fashions and supe-
ror qualities they will al fair prices cash
wholesale or retail. JOHN SARVAI & CO.
January ~. si.6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-24

SIR Tic late governor of the com.
m9n"eaIth having thought proper to con.
noe to US the Office Of visitors Of the Cen.
iral College near Charlottesville. unde,
an aci OF The legislature, establishing y.
It's patron the governor for Tie time being
we deem u or duty TO report TO YOU on
proceedings under th appointment, viii,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-03-18

habeeUept q prices, sDd the dongtfous ey-
tension Of credit. are among the mischisfs
'whieh How fsom this state OF things. And u
10 worthy OF serious inquiry, whether greater
augmentation Of such institutions may not IN
course of time produce an explosion MAR VIII
demoHM TIE SoAoie sysfem! The SLOW and
periodical Ictuius oil husbsndry being incom-
pe,ent 10 the exigeocies Of banking eeiso-
lisbment., the ogr,eGteral interest is the
hriaeihal sufferer by these proceedings.
IF the fscts stated 10 the foregoing br true,
and your committee havo no doubs they "'e,
together with others equally reptehens'sle
and TO be dreaded such as, that their itId-
ence too { equently, nay often, already begins
to assume o species Of dicia,ion altogether
a.atmiug and unless some judcious remedy
is provided by legislative wisd I'm, we shall
soon witness attempts TO control all selections
10 tf,icc in our counties, NY the election to
this vciY legislature. Senators and mem.
bers of assembly will be indebted to banks
for their scaIs in this Capitol, and thus the
wise ends Of our civil institution. will be
pros,ra,ed in the dust by corporations OF their
own creation. IL is iherelotc evidcnf, the
dcle,crious poison has already taken deep
root and requires immediate legislative IN
terfetencc with their utmost energy.
In o,dcf, therefore, that this Legislature
may have moro full and substantial iniorma
top on The subject, than u is possible io'
your COMMITTEE TO obtain, they beg leave to
offer the following resolution:
Rcsolved, (fthc honorable tho Senate con-
cur hcreio,) that Joint committee OF the
Senate and Assembly be sppoin,ed, to in
quirc into the mode aod manner in which
the several Incorporated banks within this
state ir.vc administered the trust e. anted 10
them, and whether any or ci'her OF the othc'
ers, ogents, or directors, OF Other persons,
by them authorized, have secretly or impli-
cdy diverted any part OF the funds thereof TO
any improper purposcs--or have made use oi
any undue means for,the purpose OF To- cIng
their paper into circulation, aud whether they
have, during the last eighteen months,
promptly and willingly complied with all the
demands made upon them for the payment
OF their notes in spccie--and whether any
or either OF the said officers, agents or di-
rectors have been guilty. OF aoy trsuduleut or
I usurious practices as sucb--and whether ei-
thee or any Of them have used, or Oow do
use, any Of the funds Of either Of the said
b,nk, for coveluoGs or oppressive purposes
--~rhal The said commute have power 10
send for persons and papers, aud they report
heir proceedings herein 10 this legIsln'Ire,
| with all convenient speed.
ISAAC PlERSON, Chairman
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-03-18
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House proceeded to the consideration
Of tho report Of the com mittee OF the whole,
adverse TO the petition Of the New-Yotk l..
i,h Emigrsm Society, prsying 10 he allowed
10 purchase q body OF public land 10 Illinois
territory, on an ex,endcd credit, on condition
of se,usl settlement, aOd paying interest on
the purchase money.
The House resolved, according to tho 70.
nor, Of The committee, that the prayer OF the
ps,l,ion b insxpedien,, and ough, not to be
granted.
Ths amendments Of The Senate 70 tbe bill
conc erniug The surviving o(Ieers snd soldiers
of the Revolutionary Amy. we'e received,
sod referedt to he eommiiiee on that subject
appointed early 10 the session.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-03-18
CONG R ESS.
IN SENATE.
rKipAv, FEB ,

fkiDAv, FEB u.
The bill 90 provide fo' the Surviving OH
GERS aud soldiers of the Revolutionary arn'y
was read the thiId nne, passed, and seTt 10
the House OF Representatives, Tor concurtencc
in tue amendments,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-03-18
THURSDAY klNc1 3

THURSDAY, ks0c9 ..
The resolution from The Hou,e, ior the sp-
pniutment Of a DIN, committee &c consider
and rcpcr, on day Of adjournment, was read
thrice, and -concur'ed 10,
The Se0nte resumed lilo consideration oi
tho resolutoo, ptopos;b, al smendmen, to
The Constitution, So as 10 provide tor an uni.
form mode throughout the onion, 10y dis
,ricts) Of elcc,ing Representatives IN Con.
gress, and Electors OF President and Vice.
Pfesit,en. of the United States; aud, on the
question Ct engrossing the resolution for a
hi esding, II was decided in the en- ma
tive. "a follows:
YEAS--Alcssr,. Burrill, Campbell, Dick
crson, L F.om,ntin, Gaillard, Goldsbo'oueh,
Hunter, Johnson, King, Lscoox, Macon,
Morrow, Smrh, Stokes, Talbot, Tichcnor,
Wiiiams, of Mass. Williams, of Tep.--!8
NAYS-Me.srs, Barbour, Daegeu, ,Eppes,
Horsey, Lesks, Morriil, Otis, Roberts, Rug
giles, Sanford, Storer, TAFT, Van Dyke.--is
FpipAx, March s.
The petition Of the surviving officers Of
The Revolutionary Army lprsying Congress
them in 1888 was referred to the committee
of claims.
On motion Of Mr.. Csmpbcil, ,the judicial
committee was instructed to inquire into the
cxpediency of extending the provisions OF the
law prescribed the mode in which the pub
lick acts, records, and judicial proceedings,
in each S,a,c, shall be authenticated, 50 as to
take effect in eve'y other State, TO tho pub.
lie acts, records, and jsdicisl proceedings, OF
tho several Territories of the United States.
The bill respecting fugitive slaves occupied
tho residue cf the si,,ing.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-03-18

On motion OF NJ. Morton, . was
Ressivsi That the committee on so much of the
Presidcuts Message relates to roses. esoals. and
scmiaarieS of learning, be instructed TO ing're rr
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-03-18
FRIDAY, MARCH 6.


After the disposition Of much unimponan.
business, the House took up The report oia
Ia,crnal Improvements, bu, adjourned with
out aay decision. -s
A petition from Major. General John
S,ark. representing his nccessiious circuin-
stances, and praying that the bounty of ,ho
national government moy be extended to him
in the define Of his days, in eonside, Q ion o.
his faithful services in the defence Of his
conotry,.uas referred 10 select commi,tee.
Treaty of Client.
M. Claiborne moved, tha, the President
be'requesrcd TO lly before this House q state.
men, OF the expcnees lneu red under the &,h
S n sod 7lh ariiclcs OF hs Tresty Of Client,
specifying The items Of expenditure In reis-
tioo 10 each.
- Internal Inarocenfn,s.
The House ia commiiiee, took uo The re.
pot, Of a committee on this subject
Much discussion took place but The CON-
mit,ce rose without taking any question, ans.
obtaioed leave to ii, again. AdjoOsoed.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-08-11
Jonathan Hnnsop's WaU.

NOTICE IL hereby given to the heirs of the es
tate of JONATHAN HANSON iase Of Wind
ham. in the county of Cumberland, yeoman, de
ceased and all others conaerned--That Elizabeth
Hanson and Peter Morreli, have preiented to me
tbs lubicriber Judge of the Court Of Probate,
within and for faid county, an inisrument purpor
tang 10 be the Taft will and tetsment Of Jonathan
Hapfon. afore!aid, and that the iecond Wednesday
of September next. is aligned 10 take the Probate
thereof, It Probate Court then to be held al
the Probate Office 10 Portland. in faid county, al
ten clock in the forenoon. when and where they
may be prefent and Chew caule, if any they have
why the fame fhegld no, be proved approved
and SLOWED as the Ian will and teltzment Of faid
deceafed.
Givea under my hand IT Portland, this twenty
ninth day of July IN rho year of oDr Lord eighteen
hundred and eighteen.
SAMUEL FREEMAN.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-08-11
INSTRUMENTATION.

From the Rer JOHN PRrScr, l.. L. ID Hon. Jo-
srpH STORY, L. l.. ID. Hon. NATHANIEL
RowprTca l.. l.. ID. and the Hon. JonN
PICKERING.
Mr., JosErH K. WoRcRsTER, author OF the new
universal Gazetteer" having submitted tous bis
Proposal. for publishing Gazet'eee OF the United
States on the same plan with bis former work, but
with enlaraed articles upon the several States as
we'll as our principal cities and towns. We are of
opinion, from the ability, care, and Typographical
nealness. with which his Universal Gazetteer was
executed, that his intande6 work will be found ex-
trerneyusetul, and will deserve the liberal pstroar
aee &C the public. JOHN PRINCE.
JOSEPH STORY.
NATH'L. BOWDITCH.
JOHN PICKERING.
Sd1em, January 4. 1918
From the Reverend Professors - The IheoIsgSai
Seminary
The undersigned cordially concur in the above
opinion and hope that Hlf. Worcester may meet
with the liberal patronage end encouragement,
which his efforts deserve. =. PORIEh.
L. WOODS.
NJ. STUART.
1ndoper (Theol Stn.) Jan. I, 1913.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-08-11

rI'HH fubseriber hereby gives public notice to
i al Concerned, that Che has been duly appoint
ed and AIKEN upon herfelf tie trufi Of Admniiira-
tyix on the eiiats Of ELIJAH IgOSSACK, late Of
Portland. 10 the county OF Cumberland, Houfe
wright, deceafed, BY giving bond as the law directs
She therefore reques all perfops who are indebted
70 tie faid deeeafed's eliate TO make iumedia,,
payment and shoie who have any demands there
on, TO exhibit the fame TO
SABRA a. HoSsACK.
Portland, July 81, 1914
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-08-11

To he Honorable ne Senate and House o.
Rehresensoiives Of the Commonwealth Q,
Massachusetts in Genera! Courf ossen,-
6led
JACOB QUINCY. of por,lsnd, in the count,
!. Of Cumoer and. merchsD, respectfully rel
re.en;s, that on the IS h day OF July 1917, he
m de and executed adsed to 10 sph Baker q
ssid Portland, rnerchant, then in foil life bu
since deceased Of cerisin piece o.! lsnd. situal-
ed in 5, andish, in said county. and bounded -
follows ,.--3e ginning on the easterly side Of ,b.
road by Eliphsiet Pa. ker's land thence running
Sou b forty SIX degrees east BY ssid Parker
land, one hundred and thirty Two rods 10 The
corner Of the LOT thence south forty ave de
grees west BY land Of John Desne, Esq seven
" rods thence north forty sir degrees ues',
thirty six rods 10 the read thence by said road
north seven degrees east tveniy one rods,norih
eleven degrees west sixty rods and nor,h four
deg yees east thirty eight rods to the fist men.
toned sound containing thirty Ave scress thu,
BY tbs mistake OF the peyson who wrote The
deed aforesaid ibe words . one YsG'se, par" sf
the above described land were LEFT out in the
desc iption, 50 thai your petitioner conveyed 10
the sand Baker by virtue Of the DEED aforesaid,
the whole Of said piece Of land whenlt was the
intention Of both the parties that but one quarter
part thereof shonlc be conveyed. he further
represents hat the said Baker died soon sfer
said deed WAS executed, 40 that your petitioner
is ex osed to lose the three quarters ossaid land
unless your honoss can provide q remedy in his
behslf.
Wherefore be prsYs, that your honors would
pass an &C. sushor.xing klizsbeth Baker he ex,
ecutrix of the lsst will aud testament ofthe said
Joseph B@ker. deceased. 10 make anc execute,
10 your petisionre and bis heirs good and sufE-
cient deed of release of the said ,breequaeters Ut
the above described land--an5 as in duty bound
he wll ever pray. JACOB QUINCY.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1818-08-11
July 81,

THE Go pss,nerfhip heretofore exiting betseeu
Daniel Msrfsn aud Thomas II. Gage, unde.
the 6rn Of
MARS RON q GAGE
10 this day diEoived by mutual confens-snd ell
per(ons who are indebted 10 faid Ffrca rsques.
ted to make payment to faid Gage. who is authori
ssd 20 receive th. (ame and under engagements 70
(etslc sll the business Ct faid Firm.
DANIEL MAQSTON,
THOMAS II. GAGR.
Bah, la!y I5 1918.