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NOilCE.
rs hereby given to all persons indebted
i to the Estate Of
WILLIAM MOORE. Jun.
that unless settled on or before the first day Of
March next their Notes and Accounts will be put
into the hands Of an Attorney for collection.
SAMUEL WHIrEHORNE,o
HARRIET MOORE, r.,,.-.
WILLIAM CAHOONE,
HENRY MOORE
Newpori. Dec %. 1919
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NOTICE.

nETAlNED, believed to be stolen. smack boat,
~ about % feet keel, sloop rugged. together
wnh a black man, who had said boat in possession.
and who says he took her from the harbo, OF New
port The owner may le arm further particulars, by
applying at the Pos, Office in Troy, Mass
Troy. Dec. 9, 1919 ID. Is
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NJ Office is hsreby given, that on saturday the
~ LIST day of January next. the half yearly Divi-
dend will be declared and paid to such persons AS
the books Of the Bank, will shew 10 be stockh kholders
on the oath inst
Notice 10 likewise given, that on Wednesday. the
hflh day of said January, general meeting Of tho
Stockholders will take place at their Banking House,
at half past clock, z. NJ for the election OF Di-
rectors and transaction Of the necessary business of
said Bank. BY order of the President Il Directors.
JOHN Il SHEARMAN, Cash.
Newport. Dec Is, 1879 (3w
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viii f,ecomc subject Of consideration
for Congress, whether il is IN their pow
er to relieve the pressure under which,
since the resumption of specie payments
by the banks, it is acknowledged the
trade and industry of the country labor.
Whar are the particular features of MIR.
P's plan. we are not apprized; but we
understand, generally, that it embraces
an issue of government paper transiera-
bic by delivery, and calculated to come
in and Of specie, and of paper equivalent
to specie, To increase the quantity of cir
culating medium. supposed now to be
less than is necessary for the purposes of
trade and internal intercourse.
*x* I'VE this day redeem our pledge
in publishing the roll of the Gr-iamed
Hartford Convention.
A man, named James Phillips, has
been examined in Boston, charged with
being concerned in the late atrocious
murder at Stoneham. The evidence
was so clear and strong against him, that
he has been committed for trial. Every
friend to humanity will sincerely rejoice
when the whole of that internal band
shall be brought to condign punishment.
Information 10 Revolutionary Claimants.
"A letter has been rect ived from Capt.
]. DEvoLL, formerly of this State, and
an officer in Richmoud's regiment in the
Revolutionary war, dated Marietta, Ohio
Nov. 81, 1919, and addressed to gen.
tleman in this town, requesting him to
give information to those interested
Speaking OF the rejection of the claims of
Richmond's and Lippitt's regiments, he
says" 1t seems every claimant, my
self excepted, were silenced.-I have
contended for their rights.-it seems that
the War Department made use of the
wrong book their not finding them on
the list of ba,talions that received depre-
ciated pay, they thought 1t sufficient evil
dence of their not being on that establish
mcnt. Il have convinced them by refer
ence to the journals Of Congress, of May
l776, &c. and il is now admitted, SO far
as itichmond's reg;mon. ; any claimant
that can make proof Of nine months ser
vice therein, will be provided for agreea-
bly, to the Pension Act. MercXy.
a.. NJ
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MASONIC NOTICE.

THEmen,bers oi ST JoHN's LoDCE
Il No !, Ne~pott, are respectfully inved n
attend at their LODGE RU0M ON Monu. e,enn .
the 9Th inst at o'clock. NJ for the express
purpose OF choosing the Officers, tor he yea, .Dsu.
ing. Visiting Brothers viii be admitted as usual.
BY order Of x. w. NJ. JOHN l. BOSS.
JOAN HANDY, Secry.
Newport December Sth 1919
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CONGRESS.

The Congress Of the u. S. have CON-
menced their session, and are earnestly
engaged i'll organizing the vast mass of
interesting matter which will be brought
forward for their deliberations, which
principally consist of the subjects refer
red to in the Message of the President.
When these proceedings assume aregu-
lar train, we shall endeavu to keep peace
with them, as fur as our limits win per.
nit. The Nat. lntelligenccr Of the lth
inst. contains the following:
Early in the session As i, is, however,
two subjects ofgreat importance, besides
those embraced in the Message of the
President, have been already brought to
the notice of the House of Representa-
tives. The fist of these rs the question
involved in the bill for the admission of
the territory of the Missouri into the
Union, and now frequently referred to
as the Missouri Slave Question. BY
whatever name called, it yields, we be-
lieve, in the importance of i,s consequent
ces. to none likely to come before Con-
gress. We hope, being SO well under
stood it will be but little debated and
that what is said on the subject will be
characterized by that dignity and temper
which ought to characterize the delibe-
ratious of the Congress Of the United
States.
The second subject is, that Of the cir
cuIating medium Of the country, respect
ing which Mr.. Pinckney has given no.
tice of his intention to introduce a bill.
This at least insures to those who fee.
interested in such an experiment, that it
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SONNbo
BLACK & blue Broad.
cloths
Blue, black, mkt drab)
and Coburgh mixed
Cassimercs;
Devonshire Kersey,
Ssttineits (,
Bombszetts and Rattin.
etts:
Scotch Plaids
Black, blue. scarlet, I
crimson, green. Il
cinnamon. ei,,' tabby
VeIyets /,
Cashmere and imitation
merino SbsNls;
Black Barcelona, flag &
bandsho Iidkfs;
Cotton ditto,
Elegant butt Cassimeres
for Vests
Light & dark vestings
" bite, red, green and
yellow FlsnneIs,
Plain & figured red Pc.
lisse ditto,
GentlemeD's beaver J
Gloves Of al kinds
and prices y
Ladies' buff, black 50
drAb beaver do, s
Ladies' purple kid do
Bed-ticks, 4 4 and %
checks, leno aud book
muslins a large sssori.
meM
Gentlemen's black, mix
ed and slate worsted
Hose
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FemaIe BeneUolem Society.
THE Female Benevolent Society, un-
i able from the reduced state Of their resour.
ces to furnish the Children under their care with
Clothing necessary for the approaching pcIement
season. are induced TO solicit from the charitable
any articles Of old clothes, remnants OF ci,p %
any description, whieh will be thankfully received,
snd carefully appropriated by the Society. who are
encouraged to hope for assistance in this way, be.
lieving that in the present regulations, persons Of
ell denominations may unite.
D-Thosc who are disposed to AID the Society,
will please deposi, what they spsre, however
incons'derabe, at T. W. LAwTos's, NJ. y Wash
ington square.
Newport, Dec. 2, 1919.
r PRINTING, Of alt kinds, eEeeufed IN
N .akis(nef fnrn nannner MI fAfa aHlre.
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wors,ed bindings, tapes & bobbins, pins. need.
les, Cotton floss, q 3 X q threaded, q 3 threaded
knitting cotton patent thread boxes OF pins, Cotton
fereis silk braids oil cloths, sewing cotton OF ell
colours, Russia diapers. silk Umbrellas, pa'eboards
miIlincu and wire. velvet Ribbons Cotton Balls
Sfanonry - Writing & letter paper, sistes Pcns
ellis, lead pencils, pocket books. and purses, mem>
orsndnm books, waters, sealing wax, playing cards,
snuff boxes, sand boxes, quilts, ink powder. dnra.
BILE ink. penknives and scissors, good sssos'ment
ink stands house. hearth, dusting bar. clothes and
tooth brushes drawing paper & bsir pencils, rules
scales, dviders, bones OF colours. pocke, eombss
&c &c &c. with school and cbildrens books oi all
descriptions.
The above articles are offered for sale at very un'
usual low prices
Newport. Oct. Is, 1879
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NEWPORT.
SLAVERY.
WEDNESDAY, DEcEMsER %, 1871!


Al d late numerous meeting held at the State.
House, pursuant TO notice. for the purpose
of taking into conside ration the eypedlen.
cy OF presenting Petition to Congress, to
prohibit the introduction Of slavery into any
State, or Territory, that may hereafter be
admrred into the Union.
THOMAS G. PIrMAN, Esq. was cal
led to the chair.
After reading the Circular letter from
the New York Committee. on this very
interesting subject, and likewise their ad-
dress to the American people, which was
followed 10y considerable debate, and
many applicable remarks, the following
resolutions were almost unanimously
adopted -
ResOlved, That Dutee ]. Pearce, Ca
leb Greene, John Slocnm, Thomas Peck
ham and f. W. Lawton, be a commit
tee to draft Memorial to Congress, pray
ing them to prohibit the further exten.
son of Slavery into any Territory that
ina, be admitted into the Union of the
States.
ResofOed, That David Buffum, Da-
yid 6utfum, jun. Benjamin Hadwen,
Joha Siocnm, Stephen Gould, Clarke
Rod.nan, Job Sherman, Thomas Fl.
Mumiord and Edward w. Lawton, be
committee to obtain signatures to the
said Memorial, and forward the same to
Congress as soon as may be.
We learn, that the above Memorial
is ready for the signatures Of the citi-
zens of this town, and its vicinity.
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The United States ship Columbus, the
,hip of the line built at Washington,
dropt down from the navy yard few
days ago; and, Notwithstanding the time
was, from the lowness of the tides, un.
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DUMESIIC CO77ONy.
JOHN + TOWNSEND,

LAS just received 5000 yds Of brown
l. l. and well bleached shee,ing and shirting Cot
tons of a good quality, which he offers tor sale at
very reasnasbe prices.
lac also, offers Toe sale q General Asso tment Of
English, H. ench. India and American Goods, much
repienishcd from late Auctions. which he 10 selling
as cheap any of his neighbours
Cotton warp and filing of an excellent quality,
and of ali numbers kept constantly Tor sale much
lower than usual
Newport, Dec %. 1919.
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From the National Inellgencer nc. Is.
DIPLoMHTIC POHERS
Whilst directing the attention Of our
readers to the Spanish Treaty, we can
not lorbear noticing one fact connected
with its negotiation, and nor. ratification.
If, say some commentators, the Spanish
Munster had full power aud authority for
what he did, his sovereign is bound to
ra,iG the Treaty.-We now have a copy
of this power, granted by the King of
Spain to Don Luis dc Onis; and to
shew how conclusive that document is
on this point, we subjoin quotation
from it:
81 Qhe King) have granted, and by
these presents do grant to you full pow
er, in the most ample form, to treat, of
yourself, and without other intermediate
authority, with such person or persons
as may be authorised by the President
of the United States, and ON the princi-
pies of the most perfect equality and ft-
ness, to conclude and sign Treaty of
Amity. wherby past differences may be
adjusted, and firm and lasting peace es-
tabllshcd between the two governments.
Obiigiug ourselves, as gve do hereby O.
bige onrsrfvcs, and promise on the faith
ami avord Of a hing, to abbroce, ratycy,
and (uJfl, and to cause to be inviolabIy
observed and fulfilled, quhatsoerer may
be stipulated and signed BY you; to
7phieh it:ent and purpose | grant you
all authority and fK bo7ver, in the most
ample form, thereby and of right requir-
ed"
After this, it is presumed we shall
hear no more surmises of a defect of
power in Don Luis de Onis to conclude
Treaty which his Sovereign was bound,
by the most sacred ties, to ratify.
The Yellow Fever at New Orleans
has ceased its ravages but letter dated
Nov. 10. states, that upwards of three
thousand persons had been buried there
the past season, who had died with it
and that those who had recovered from
the dreadful malady, were suffering with
the ague and fever.
The United States ship Columbus, the
,hip of the line built at Washington,
dropt down from the navy yard few
days ago; and. Notwithstanding the time
was, from the lowness Of the tides, un.
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T PRINTING, Of all kinds, eEeeufed IN
a safisfaefory nsaaaer, az THE Office.
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.NEN POKi bANk

Newport. December s,h, 1919
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-20
sEBA SMITH, Ja
Portland, April 90.

MFRS. PUTNAM informs her friends and
I'VE the public, that she intends, with leave Of
divine providence, to open school in brunswick
on Me first MONDAY Of Nay ne1t, for the insteuc
tion of young Ladies in the solid branches Of edo
cation; al which tire she will be ready TO receive
a small nunber of boarders, and as many day schol-
lars as may Offer.
TERMS ts FOLLOWS
Board nclutling washing, $50 per quarter.
TUITION.
Reading Writing--Engis gishGrammsr and plain
Needle work, So pei quarter.
Geography -Rhetoric--Astro
NY History Composition & drawing Mspsg5 do.
Any one Of the last named branches in connec-
ton with the former S3 per quarter.
n. By---Aithoagh Mrs. Putnam has formerly
spent much time 10 acquiring know ledge Of The
ornamental bssHches, and also IN sinsructing iu
hem It IL ilerpresent parpoSe % devote her time
and attention exclusively 70 the more solid ac-
qnirements. BY en- increased exertion for the
furtheranee Of her pupils in useful knowledge she
will endeavor 10 sapply any supposed deficiency
in this respect, in which she hopes TO meet The
concurrence of parents and friends Fbs strictest
asteation will be paid to the morals and deport-
ment Of the pupils Brunsv ck April f9.
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-20
ADAMS & FESSENDEN,

CONSISTING Of
10 COD FISH HOOKS all sizes, very superior
article-BLOCK TIN TEAPOTS-lronT Tea and
Table SPOONS-CAST STEEL RlB'D SICK
LES-Cast Steel patent and common Sheep
rs-Saws-FIes-Knives and Forks, and a
complete assortment of SMALL CUTLERY, to-
eethef with every article in the above line neces-
sary for the supply of Country Stores.
AZ Dealers in this description of GOODS,
will find it for their interest to call and examine
for themselves, as the Goods were laid in uncom-
monty low, and win be sold on liberal credit
or good discount for cash-No charge for packa-
ores. CIV. Boston, April 1919.
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-20

To the Hon. Senate and House Of Reprslsn.
tatiues in General Csurt aDfnsbied.
WE the iublerbsr. inhabi.an's OF Raymond and
w sounty Of Cumberland would respectfully
reprefsnt-that we being appointed as ,fuitees OF
the fchccl fnnd in faid Raymond, snd that we
through ignorance of 'he method directed by the
Legislature met without making application TO a
iuftce OF the peace for warrant for that purpofs,
but proceeded and fold fchool lands. took good
fseurity for the inssreii annually aOd 'he prircipe
secured by mortgage ef real eifate-in all our pro.
ceediuqs we have conducted With honstfY and in
,egsy for the benefit of sa'dtown withoa. any isl-
ffh or mercenary views
We therefore your humble petitioners pray thar
our proceedings may be valid 10 Iaw. And your
pstit;oners a. in duty bound viii ever pray.
IOSEPH WIGHT
DANIEL SMALL
RAYMOND Dee .2o 1918 WILLIAM DINGLEY
SAM JORDAN
SAM LEACH
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-20


A r . Court of Prob..e hosden af tie Probate
4 a ,,ffice IN Pjiii4nd within and for The County
"a Cumberland, on he second Wednesday oE
! pril, in The year of our Lord eighteen hundred
and nineteen. On tbs petition Of Shimuai Own,
administrators ef the estate Of John GRIPS,
! of Brunswick, in said County, Yeoman,
deceased, Representing thar the personal estate
Of said deceased is not sufficient 10 pay the lusS
aebis, which he owed st The time of his death
by the sum of two hundred dollars. and pray
ing for license 20 ssll and convey so much OF
ne real estate of said deceased As may be ne--
ssa~y for the payment of said debts and Incl.
entsl charges ORDERED-That he petitioner
give notice hereof 10 tile heirs of said deces ed
md TO sll persons inte ed IN SAID e. ate, by
ausing copy of shIs order to be fubhsbed in
he Por.lond Gszet;e., printed In Postlsnd, in
said County, shres weeks successneJ, hs hey
may appear al . Probate CoupI Ia b. hel1 a.
brunswick. in said County on me 6rsl l hu, day
II June next at nine o'ctuck Ia he forenoon and
,hew cause, if any shey have ATTY The prayer OF
said petition should not be granted.
SAM. FREEMAN, 5adge d SAID Court.
A true Cop, --Auet,
HoRATIo SoUTHCATF Regr.
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-20

~ OIicEis hereby given, that he subscnber
: has seen duiy appointed .administrscr on
de Estate If SAMUEL. AD.4M3, tate OF Bath.
in the County of Lincoln PhysiciaD, deces'ed, S<
has aken upon herself thai trnst, by giving boud
- he law directs And all person. having dc :
mana6 upon the estate IF fhe s2id sSdN. ADAMS
are requested TO exhibit the same aud al persons
dehted 20 the said eltaie are called upon &c
mike paymens 20
.4p,1 o ABIGAIL ADs4M6, Admr
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-20

To the Hororabk 7aficss eftbe Circuit
Court Of Common Pleas for the tfrf
Eafern Circuit 6sean and holden at
Portland, witbin and for the coa,,ty Of
CunaberLand.on the Jfgf IusIddy Of Mared
a ID. 1919
y EsPECTFULLY represents Ebenszer Everett
~ Of Brunfwick. in the county of Cumber land
Efquire admiRiiirator of the goods and eitate Of
Ehjah Douglass, late Of Durham, 10 faid county,
Yeoman decealea, that the goods and chatteis be-
longing TO the eltate of the decsafed are not iuf
fcient by the FUN of three hundred dollars,o pay
the debts which the laid deceafed owed at the time
of his deceafe and the expenfes Of admininration
That on the a7th day of January lalf pan GER.
tain lot Of land in Harpfwell IN faid county bcun
ded as follows, beginning on the highway leading
from the reverend Samuel Eatons meetiog ,houfs
to the end of Harpswell neck and on land for
nerly owned by John Blake. thence running
northerIy on faid highway 6xsy Eve rods thence
fou,heaft 70 Merryconeague river, thence louth-
wefierIy by faid river to land OF John Merry
man, thence northweR by faid Mssryman. aud on
land aforementioned dfcrmeriyowned John Bake
70 the fri mentioned bounds was duty fet off ia
fztsfacton of judgement recovered by your geti;i-
oner 10 his faid capacity sgain Elijah Douglas
of faid HarPswel and apprazed at the ium of eight
hundred and isurdollars and Gxty fonr cents the A.
nouus ofthe execution on faid judgment & the ex-
penfes of Ievyngshs fame the whole of faid lot 10 ub
fct TO right of redemption by the debtor in con-
fequence of which partial lae of the fame ~ouId
be mprac,icabe. Your petitioner therefore prsys
for cenfe TO fell the who of the above deicr B.
ed real elate for the purpofs aforefaid according
TO the laws in iuch cafes made and rrovded.
EBEN. EVERETT AdminiRrasor.
Commonwealth of Mahachufetts
CvmBERaANs s.--At Civesa Court Of Coss7o.
Plea. iss6s ,e ssfs,~ Ci,cui, bsga. and Eoiaeu %
Pp,tiaad. rnbia ssd fo, fbs Csssfy Of CEm5srssss.
or t5s fSa Tss,day ef Ma,eb n. D 1919
| ON the petition aforefaid, ordered thar the pc
sitioner notify all perions ntereled in the lands
therein described by caufng copy OF his faid
Petition, and this order thereon to be publifhed
in the Portland Gaze &c three weeks fuccefiveIy
the laft publication 20 be leaf thirty days be-
fore the third Tuefday of Iune next, that they
may appear ifshey fee fit at rhe said Crcut Coufl
of Comrnoe Pleas thento be holden at Portland
within and for the iaid County of Cumberland,
and shew cause (if any they have) why the Prayer
of said Petition should NOT be granted.
Attest GRO. BRADBURY, Clerk
a Trne Copy Attest
GEO. Bradbury. Clerk.
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-20
EP AN ELDERLYLADY,

Her daughter ard grandmother, OF Boston,
were each dreadfally afflicted with asthma and
difficulty Of breathing, were ell of them cured
and restored 10 perfect health BY boxes.
Yudes --, of Salem, had been many years
severely stficted with yioeni cough and DIFF
fculsy of bsesshng, was cured BY boxes bis
sleep was restored on the second night, which
had been broken for many years.
4 Lady Of Boston turned OF So was severely
sMlcted with cough, pam N the side, ~ times
splitting Of blood, could NOS lie down in her bed
for 4 years, could not sleep bur as shorr inter
walls, was restored TO pesiect health on taking
boxes. @
These Pills give instant ease in An coughs,
colds, aslhmss, difficulty OF breathing, vince z.
irg, tightBess OF the chest, strained stomach.
consumption. pain IN the sldes splitting OF blood.
chiiiiness and saiyering, The torerunners of
malignant fevers, &c. commun colds are remo-
we'd IN few hours, rhe aged will experience re-
lief equally agreeable and instantaneous, even
when their lungs are affected. U-T Ask fer DR..
Reife's Asshma,ic Pills = one box. containing
10 pills frt quently efftcls cure, 10 p eSent ira.
pOsitisn ,he outside prlnied Wrapper j. signed by
4" w. r. Conway. '-O6sers this as yon gahic
heath Preps.et aGd sod ~aoiesAle by the
sole proprietor, w. i, GcEwsy. Cbemis,, No.
1, bunstrsd Place, Commons ree', Boston !.
AID hy ssecial appoiment By Coe 2 Quincy.
Henry Ealman a .bR :. Daaee. apo ia c.
.e,. Posslsnd-I6hn Phipps, . lshelc-- Jose pA
Johnson, Bookseller, Ptrlssd j. most Il 20 hr-
cssies and Trades la Maine, And must Drug.
gis,s, Booksellers aud Pest Mss,ers throughout
shc United saes-~here may oe hsd ali those
jsal, ssseeaasJ Gna h.gLly oppressed Mediclpes
prepared ~ w, -. GeD~ss
I Rss Qss Dsslct. sPrli, zc,te Z l2"k
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-20
GAZETTE ss5N News.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Entrances and ctearanees AZ me Oast0m- House.
ARRIVALS
April 10th, arrived, sloop President, York,
from St. Johns, with rum.
CLEARANCEs.
Foreign.-Cleared, April 10th, schr. Susan
nah, York, for st. Johns-schr. Monroe, Church
ill for West-Indies. 18th, brig Morning Star,
Blanchard, for St. Johns-brig Casco, Larrabee.
for Guadaloupe.
oostWiss.-Cleared, schr. Hiram, Haisey,
for sag Harbour.
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-20
Jacob Roles Estate.

A IL persoas having claims on The estate OF a
~ COB ROLFE, late Of Portland, saddlef de
ceased. are requested to exhibit the same TO The
,ubscr,ber al his Ofhce. No. /, Union Row, and
those indebted 10 said estate 10 make Immediate
,,a,msot.ta JOHN ANDERSON,
Attorney 10 RFREecA RoLFE, Administrator on
said estate. Portland April go.
The Portland gazette., 1819-04-20
Commonwealth of Massachusetts,

4. Sssafs, Jsn 81. 1919
ON the Petition aforeiaid, Ordered, That the
Petitioners eaufe an aiiened copy of their petition
with this order thereon, TO be Euaiiihed IN the
Portland Gazette printed in Portland fhree weeks
fuccefiively, the ali publication TO be thirty days,
a. isaft, before the feeond Wednesday, OF Tue hfit
feisn of the next Ceneral Court, ,hat all peflous
intereitsd, may then appear and lhsw csrfe, if any
they have. Why the prayer of.aid petition fhou;d
mot he granted Sent down for concurrenre.
JOHN PHILLIPS PsslGSsas.
In fss Hsss Of fRsSrs,sssaiiCss Jss 2l. 1919.
Read and Concurred
TIMOTHY BiGELOW. SPsaksr.
q true copy--Atteft,
ST. McCLEARV, Cis,A Of s5s SsSats