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� Parker Portsmouth N. H. April 18th 1821.

To His Excellency William King, Govenor of the State of Maine. Sir,

    Understanding you are appointed a

Commifsioner[?] under the Spanish Tresty, and presumming that the President of the United States, will not appoint the Clerk of the Comissioners[?] authorized by the late act of Congress, except upon the recommendation of the Board, or supporting, at least, that the Commisionery[?] will be consulted with regard to the person to be appointed as their Clerks, I take the Liberty, very respectfully, to offer myself to your Excellency as a candidate for the Office of Clerk to the board of Commifsioney[?].

    As I have not the honor of a personal

acquaintance with your Excellency, I beg leave to state that I was an Officer of the Army during the late war, and that with regard to my qualifications as a Clerk, that I was for eeferal years a Clerk in the Insurance Office Reps by the late John P[?] E,[?] in this Town,

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+Parker
+Portsmouth N. H. April 18th 1821.
+To His Excellency William King,
+Govenor of the State of Maine.
+Sir,
+     Understanding you are appointed a
+Commifsioner[?] under the Spanish Tresty,  and presumming
+that the President of the United States, will not
+appoint the Clerk of the Comissioners[?] authorized by the
+late act of Congress, except upon the recommendation
+of the Board, or supporting, at least, that the Commisionery[?]
+will be consulted with regard to the person to be
+appointed as their Clerks, I take the Liberty, very
+respectfully, to offer myself to your Excellency as
+a candidate for the Office of Clerk to the board of
+Commifsioney[?].
+     As I have not the honor of a personal
+acquaintance with your Excellency, I beg leave to state
+that I was an Officer of the Army during the late war,
+and that with regard to my qualifications as a Clerk,
+that I was for eeferal years a Clerk in the Insurance
+Office Reps by the late John P[?] E,[?] in this Town,
+                and