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Vance March 6 1821
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| − | + | Plantation No 6 the 17th of March 1821 | |
| + | William King [ ? ] Governor of the State of Maine | ||
| + | Sir permit me to address a few lines to you on a subject | ||
| + | which I should addressed you on last winter at Portland | ||
| + | but from your ill state of health at [ ?] of [?] - I | ||
| + | inquired of the secretary of state what order the governor | ||
| + | and Council had taken relating to the old magistrates whose | ||
| + | commissions had not [?] and had sometime [yet?] to | ||
| + | know whether they would be renewed or whether the | ||
| + | Magistrate might be [?] | ||
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Plantation No 6 the 17th of March 1821 William King [ ? ] Governor of the State of Maine Sir permit me to address a few lines to you on a subject which I should addressed you on last winter at Portland but from your ill state of health at [ ?] of [?] - I inquired of the secretary of state what order the governor and Council had taken relating to the old magistrates whose commissions had not [?] and had sometime [yet?] to know whether they would be renewed or whether the Magistrate might be [?]