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Preston Sept 18 1820
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| − | + | �Preston [penciled in on top] | |
| + | Norridgewock Sept 18. 1820. | ||
| + | Dear Sir, | ||
| + | Having had the pleasure of a short aquaint- | ||
| + | -ance, I take the liberty to call your attention, a few | ||
| + | moments to a subject in which I am interested. | ||
| + | Although this mode may be a novel one, yet, it is | ||
| + | one I prefer. I shall therefore, suggest my wishes | ||
| + | without cautious reserve, or affected delicacy. ------ | ||
| + | It is expected, a Judge of Probate [title underlined] for the County | ||
| + | Somerset, will soon be appointed, although I | ||
| + | can not learn, that any thing has been said on the subject. | ||
| + | My Republican friends in this place, and [crossed out word] | ||
| + | elsewhere, have intimated it to me. They are | ||
| + | desirous I should make interest, or that they will | ||
| + | make interest for me -- I am opposed to having | ||
| + | Petitions circulated at large, as I have but little | ||
| + | confidence in them -- there being little or no individ- | ||
| + | -ual responsibility in them. I have therefore | ||
| + | take the liberty to address your Excellency on | ||
| + | this subject-- It is well known, the part I have -- | ||
| + | taken [?] | ||
Revision as of Apr 27, 2021, 7:53:37 PM
�Preston [penciled in on top] Norridgewock Sept 18. 1820. Dear Sir, Having had the pleasure of a short aquaint- -ance, I take the liberty to call your attention, a few moments to a subject in which I am interested. Although this mode may be a novel one, yet, it is one I prefer. I shall therefore, suggest my wishes without cautious reserve, or affected delicacy. ------ It is expected, a Judge of Probate [title underlined] for the County Somerset, will soon be appointed, although I can not learn, that any thing has been said on the subject. My Republican friends in this place, and [crossed out word] elsewhere, have intimated it to me. They are desirous I should make interest, or that they will make interest for me -- I am opposed to having Petitions circulated at large, as I have but little confidence in them -- there being little or no individ- -ual responsibility in them. I have therefore take the liberty to address your Excellency on this subject-- It is well known, the part I have --
taken [?]