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n-yoTE FOUND.

A NOTE of hand dated The 10 b inst. Tor ten
"A dollars, sigoed by William bhggc't and l..
Bond, wa. picked up ia this town last week ihr
owner. by paying for this Advertisement, may hase
il again on application At this Office,
Oct. 81.
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JUST PUBLISHED

md for safe at this Obre,
HE CHARGE delivered by the Hon Chief
Justice MELLEN, on the late Circsit, aud pub
lished At the request OF the Grand Juries OF the
Csustiss Ell nk, Cumberland and o.. ford.
CaotE3t
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AT a Court OF Probate holden al
the Probate Office in Portland, within and for
the County of Cumberland, on the fourth Wed
ne,day Of October in the year of cur Lord eigh
teen hundred and twesty,
c. AMuEL TsAsk, administrator of the eastc
JOSEPH CROSS, Jr.
iaie of said Portland, Merchant deceased, having
pr.ented his Ere, account Of standardization Of the
estate Of said dsceased; ORDERzD-That he said
administrator give police 10 all per.ons interested
by causng copy Of ,his order 20 be published
three wesks suceessveiy in the Portland Gazette,
printed al Portland, tha, they may appear n .
Probate Court to be Led at the Probate Office d
fcresaid, on the fourth Wednesday Of November
nsxtat ten of the clock in the forenoon and sbsw
csue If any they have, why he same houd not
be allowed.
A X. PARIS, Judge.
Atrue copy-at'es,.
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Travellers Take Notice Z
CHARLES c. MITCHELL,

TIA: Removed frea his s'a-d in No''h-Yaf-
l. souih Ia the coinsohions House lately own
ed and improved ay Col. Seth ftieheN as Psh.c
Ususp--mhera BE invites his old customers 10 cal
on him as vel ss strangers who may he passing
the grsa, EASTERN rad. All BAY be assured the,
by ealing they will find things good and eoLvtn-
lent for ,hsir rcireshmeai aud comfust, both fer
man ard beast.
f4v1 North Yarmouth OH. 10, 1870.
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GEORGE WARREN,

F0RE-STKEET-H.ad IF Tusraham's Wharr,
OFFERS F0a SALE.
40 Ike, Ike. Z ( ' s""ssa ss''' TEAS.
10 bags COFFEE do SUGAR do sHOT,
8 bsds. St. Creix 4. Antigua RUM.
10 10. n. L. KUN ) Ia M0LAssES
70 !. s s.,.. g Ms.s.i. and RAISlNS,
10 casks NAILS.
10 d. a.. si pas,' I'''o' WINES.
Cognac BRANDY; II. GIN; An. GIN.
Is boxes mould q dipt CANDLES,
I by 9 and 8 by 10 GLASS;
100 reams Wtapping PAPER,
Sperm oil Olive do,
l.. SUGAR; PEPPER; CAsSIA.
Glow rs; NUINHGS GINGER,
STARCH; sULPHtR; INDIGO,
Quarter boxes N, Orleans CIGARS,
S. L 5ss blsws Salt.
so bbls Alexandria Superline FLOUR
Hard q HoIioW Fare, &c sc.
Ocl. 81, Owl
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Castine, Wiscasset and Hallowell
~ and Augusta RHnk Bills will be received at
n discount for ENGLIsK GooDs, by the subscriber,
No. 8. Muss,ys he'c.
WILLIAM oXNARp.
Portland, sTg, 90 1890.
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Administrators Sale.

TO be sold by order Of he JuaOs Of Probate
TOR The county of Cumberland tths Office q
S. McLelsn 4. Il. Fletcher in Portland on
THURSDAY, Tie 23d day Of .No0sn5e'
nsrf. at | ! o'clock, A. N.
dew Ns. rs on the lswer Auor of the Meeting
L House of the Firs, Parish in said Psrtlssd. 30
iunrisg 10 the Eststr Of the late Fnseh Moaitss
deceased. TIMOTHY FLETCHER. .admr.
Portland Oct. 3ia. 1920
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SEW ARD PORTER

SEWARD PORTER,
No Q, Lsng-Wh0I.
II AS just received on Consignment pr ,loop
Il Il Messenger and for sale On fcssossbls terms,
S Ss..'s nr nsa'' S OF hty.o'l TEAS
and Bohsa,
Rags Of India white & brown Sugars,
Gags Of Wet India Csffse,
barrels Supeifse Baltimore & Alexandria Flour
Casks Il drums 81 Carr aburnn aud sultans Rsisias,
Pipes, half pipes and OR. casks Of the best old Sic.
lily WINE, Of the Vintage of 1915.
6y-ANCH0RS of all sizes and kinds, together
with carriages. r. Oct. 81.
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LIGHTS HEAT
Applied 10 domestic purposes '@ih
on Y.

N NATHAN WlNSLOW, has for sale
al Ne. I. Txehange-Row, just hsiew tac Hey-H Mar
ket, seermacet Oil of M sxsel'eni q"abty fer
lamps, with a great variety If Lamp aud Lsn-
thsrns, aud the greatest assortment OF cas-, Iron
Stoves ever offered in Naiss, calculated for Par
isurs, Kitchens, Csuatirg-Rsoms Soaps and YES
,eI. among which are tranklns Geo. W. Browa's
Vim. T. james and Lanes paient--andis Ia daily
sxeeciotioa Of receiving from the Furnace a large
number of Cook Stoves OF his own invention which
he na,tors hm.elf will be found 30 combine more
advantages than any ever t,fcre Offered tbs pub
lc He likewise caa furnish Sheet lion aud itr
Funnes. Tor Stoves OF all sizes with naPpers nn al
other kind Of apparatus ios Cook Stoves At short
sotce- having rroeufed the hest Of wersp'cn ior
that purpose
-4LSO--
For Sale as above. general assortment Of Ur'.
cerie.. Bar Iron and Steel, and Ierge supply OF
Mill and Croscut Saws, which will be warranted
To prove good. IT, Oet'S
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To be 'old at public fendne; by order of Court, al
the dwelling hsu'e Of Al-xasJor NsCeuilsy
late Of tryeburg, county Of Oxford, blacksmith
deceased, ON Monday, the 27tn day of Novsn.
Der, 1890 at 1 o'clock T. M.
60 much OF the real estate Of said deceased, al
y will procure the sum of three hundred nisety
ave dollars and ninety eight cent?, for the pay
men, OF the just debts Of .ad MeCaulley, and Incl
deataI chnrg.s.
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A true copy-at'es,.
HoaATIo courBoATs. Register.
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BINJ. WOODMAN, .Famini'Fr.
n. B. Part of the estate TO be sold
as above consist. Of n one .isry home and esrn
with the revspion of The widow, denver in Fry
burg aforesaid, blacksmith shop entire aud abou
ens and three quarters of an acre Of ground unde,
and oil joining the sams-Also some personal pro
psrty TO be sold ~ above.
tryburg Oct. l3th, 1920.
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ttPNOTICE.

TIVE fubfcriber would inform hi friends and the
public that he has taken the corner iose in
Columbian Row (nesrly opposite the hay fcales)
where he has for fale good afsrtment Of
W est India Goods 81 Groceries,
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ASnisseed-Vinsgar.
~ The above named Goods
are Of the 6rfi quality, and will be fold cheap for
CAN or country produce.
REL BEN MITCHELL.
Portland, October 81, 1890. II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-15
FROM RUSSIA

NEW YORK, Anguish ....Capt Smith, of the
Scion, lett CTOustsdt on the Si!i Of june, and
has brought dispatches from the American
Minister at ST. Petersburg, who was about TO
embark for home. A RnsSin 9eet of five sail
of the line and some smaller vessels, fitting ont
at Cronstadt, had hauled ont from The Mole :
another fleet was fitting out at Archangel
but their destination was not known. There
was no political news. Capt. S. was at Saint
Petersburg the latter part Of NAV and wit.
messed review Of 10000 fine troops, by the
Emperor Alexander.
The schooner Price. at this port, left Ola
Providence on the 9th of July Com. Aury
had returned from an unsuccessful expedite
to Ttuxillo and Amo. which places lie attack
ed sbont the 18th Of Al rii, bnt was defeated
with the loss of - men killed and woupded
and one vessel sunk. His force at This time
consisted Of Is vessels. Aury some time prp-
vious captured The ship Corsair Of thi. mort in
the port OF st. Juan, and after length of Time
liberated her. When he thought she was near
" loaded 10 proceed. he prepared TO capture
her a second time. hut Tho shin had got away
before he pnt his plan in operation. brig
from Charleston had been taken in the same
hatbnr. Three OF Aury's men have arrived in
the Price.
august s.-Tbe US. schooner Lynx, Lieut.
COmdf. Madison. arrived yesterday, from
cruize in tie Gulf of Mexico. She sailed from
New Orleans 18th ult. Tie commerce. Of the
Cult has been neatly uninterrupted for some
time past, since John Lafite abandoned aud
destroyed Galveston. He sailed from thence
on The 7iI Of May, with an armed brig aud
two scioonets his avOwed intenticn was 10
Join Aury Ut Old Providence. The LYNX re-
captured AT Galveston, on the Goth OF Jnpe, a
Spanish feuccs with a valuable cargo, prize 10
The Minerva. one OF La6fte's scbooners Five
or The Miuervas crew, found on board have
been committed ri New Orleans, 10 he tried
for piracy. She sch'r Espefsnza, or Little
Boy, captured by The Lynx. off Campeacliy. on
the 23d ot May, has been condemned in Tie
Louisiana district coutt, tor illegally Gltiug
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-15
james Rirer Land for Sale.

I AGAIN offer for sale my LAND in Amherst, lying
n on HaTri's Creek, a large branch OF James River
ana within four miles OF Lyncbburg The tract contain.
3o3 acres-25o are cleared and in good heart ncrrs
esh 'and cleared since 1917 and acres low
yer! rich aud 1T for meadow the balance is prime
tobacco land, covered with excellent timber, aud at
90 cords OF fire wood per acre. Three loads day
~ summer and two IN winter can be made Lynch.
bufe over nee bridge now nearly finished across the
nver. The price OF tire wood per cord. and a con.
sant and steady market for all other articles There
an eNcei'en mil seat on the creek. which prjst
and saw ini may he erected for $780, that would yield
2no barrels OF iolicorn and water sufficient for any
other purpose.
There are two good shoots in Lynchburg one a
female anu The other Latin school and the neigh
boTh"ou as healthy as in the state and the town
The most healthy OF any on James river.
Inc subscriber having removed to the western coup
y ai'i sen alta reduced price, and give long credit
credit for the whole if we'll secured. Amply To Gen
Madison. OF Madison county, 10 Mr. Ldndon CabeI
Jr OF Lynchhurg either Of whom will bargain fer the
iano III my ansence RIO n. ROSE.
Orange c. II. Aug. II. 2s..wtows
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-15
"Horutio Gates Spg1ord, Esg:"
LAKE HITRON

Extract of letter from a gentleman engaged
| IN the expedition with Governor Csss, up
| the upper lakes. to his friend in the village
of Geneva. dated
| F" Wci,iLmackinac, June o. 1920.
"Tiie expedition lett Detroit on the 9th OF
! May. and reached this island on The 9th inst
| We have experienced great deal of bolster.
| Gus weather i'm passing through Lakes 81. Clair
and Huron, aud have been detained several
days by head winds. The lands along the
shore OF Lake Huron are generally low, wat,
and poor, and covered principally by pine,
spruce and hemlock. The meteorological cha
racter OF the country has been less int erestIng
tran expected. have, however, made consi-
derable collections. aud detected some sub
stances which promise TO add 10 the commerce
OF The country. Among these, the discovery
OF large bodies of gypsum in tie ST. Martins
Islands, IN the straits of Michigan, is the most
important;
The island OF DIicbilnuackinac presents a
very picturesque appearance on approaching
u nom the Lake. IL is elevated 80 feet above
the level Of the Lake, j. nine miles i'm circum-
terence, and three broad, and has population
OF i'om ! To 800 persons, who are permanent,
hut sometimes ID ia increased, by traders and
transient persons, TO 2 or 1000 The haTbor ia
safe, sud well protected from The winds. The
town lIesoD narrow aliuvial plain below The
bihifS around the harbor, and has handsome
appearance.
departing aud indeed tie town has an air of
ONHtlt dbu onNiHtNS WHICH ulSdppOIntS most OF
MS. The town of Mackinac has $50 houses
including courthouse AID jail. II is the seat
Of justice of nlackinac county.
We find our canoes too small and not ca
pable OF carrying onr baggage aud men with
contenieDcy. Others have been purchased.
and we shall leave this better pre- pared TO en-
counter The weather Our party now consists
OF ~ persons il will be augmented BY few
soldiers from this place, aud guard of 20 men
who 20 az far az Sauf ST. Mary, AID III the foot
OF Lake Superior, where a grand talk aud trea.
y ~ TO he held with the Chippewa Indians
This will ~ obably detaiu the expedition sew
eral days. All tho party have stood the jour.
ney without nIurmuring, and appear anxious
10 proceed. Gov. Cass promises us we slIaII
see the Lake OF the Woods before our return
am very anxious To go tins far il will
bound my wish 10 explore tile physical geogra-
ply of this section of the Uuion. have inst
finished packing box Of 500 specimens coli
lscted between this and Detroit"
Grecn Room Tgfebigence.-- Mr.. and Mrs. Bart
ley. and alr. aud Mrs. WalIack. have arrived
IN good health at Liverpool. Mr.. Barley as.
sufnes the management of the Lyceum or Sum
mer Theatre in the Strand. aud il is probable
that Mr.. Wallack may take the lease of The
York Theatre, in company with his brother
MIR. Philips has transferred his engagement
from Covent Garden 10 Dnblin lie regrets
his departure from the United States. ...Mr
keau contemplated leaving England for This
city bu; the destruction OF our Theatre will,
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James Riper Lands for ,yoIe

pY viriue Of a deed or tfust executed nv DoBPRr
- PLHhSANIS, Of the county Of powbatan to the
hbscnef f~f The purpose OF securing the payment Of
so1 que bJ note To Henry Jnrner, will be sold at
pubic auction for cash. on The an dag Of ssytenber
mfS 50 mach Of tract Of land lying in The county Of
fo"nstan c1niainingh ny estimation $50 acres viii
be sufficient to satsyih said note or so och as
ne ave thereon, Including all costs aud charges The
sald Iand Is bounded by James river by the lands Of
Doct hdward Mayo, the IanIs OF Thomas Harris dec
ann James W. peasants aud others. The sale will he
made on the premises, near the Yelling bouse
Of The said Robert Pieassnts.
BENJAMIN ANDERSON, Trustee.
Aneustl. w. "a.
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Valuable pronc,1,1 fo,. .SoTe

''''FUtt IT TV7IfTfU. k5UTF.
In pursuance OF an order OF The superior Court Of
Il Chancery for the Richmond District aud MIA deed
ofuust from Thomas Taylor and Lucy n. his wife OF
record IN Henrico county couTt, made secutr the
payment OF SUN of money to the executor Of william
hyrd deceased shall offer for sale at public auction
at The Eagle Hotel IN he city ef Richmond on Thurs
day ne 24h Of august merit, that valuable TRACT
Henrico, distant about miles from the city OF
Richmond, known by the name Of wESTHAM-con
tanning 700 acres, more OF less of which abou are
river low grounds The land is wen watered near 900
acres OF u are ~ woods considerable part Of which
Is well limbered The Buildings new of brick and
IN excellent ORDER. The premises will be shewn to
any one wishing To see them by Mr.. Taylor who has
survey OF The properly The terms will be 5000 pay.
ap'e on The LIST March next and the residue in I've e.
qral instalmens payable on the LIST March 1872 and
1923 Tue purchaser giving ponds With approved seeu
Tiy, and deed OF trust Toe property secure the
payuen Possession will he delivered the Ist day
OF October next with The privilege to the purchaser
OF putting ~ crop NJ wheat before that time.
JnIy %. 23..tds WIN &. MICKIAM. 1fnslee-
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out and ar.nius tie ohesr. and crew. = in
number. we,e sentenced.to IL months impris.
on,nent, and y fine of S 20 each.
The ciuizers of Aury rarely enter the Gulf,
hut generally cruize OH the south side OF Cuba I;
the merchantmen ase frequently boarded hy
them. An English ship was plundered BY one
of them about the 18th of July, Oft Cape Corr
eniis. There were but OF men at Calves
ton when the Lynx was-there--they empioye ed
themselves in hunting, &c The Lynx met
Gen. Long. in a small sloOp, off the Sabine, on
the LIST OF July, bound to Gaiveston, accompa.
Mod by - officers and men. Being unarmed.
they were allowed to proceed.
New Orleans was said TO he very healthy
The Lynx was there but days. She has on
board S 40 900 in specie.
NEW ORLEANS. July 3.-Captain Maxwell,
Of the ship Schuylkill, from Philadelphia,
states that, Is days since, in the Gulf. he fell
in with, and was boarded by Buenos Ayres
brig of war, having in, company a piratical
sehsoner and IL men, captured a few days be-
fore-reported that they had slight engage
ment with a brig, (supposed to be Latiite's.)
and, after few broadsidep, parted. The crew
OF the schooner, few days previous to cap-
tnre, had ,nutinied and murdered all the officers
Captain Maxwell was treated politely, and
furnished with water.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-15

toiesoin. and other reasocs. which M, shl he
sNsn aud when We take into view the vast
aud increasing population of tue west--ibe
current oi einig ration the hardy enterprise of
the peopie-the facilities for canal nav cation,
aud the light shed on such works BY the ex.
ample of the state of Nee York, We capnst
doubt that few years will bring about the
accomplishment OF the Ohio Canada work of
high ard lasting interest, not merely to the
contiguous states, hut TO the whole fede raj
nIiou. ~. Y. Coiunsbiun.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-15

M ARSHALS SALE.-UuurI Il decree oi the oup iur
lV1 Court Of ChanceTy for the Richmond district
pronounced on the 23d DAY of February 1870 ~ cause
hetein depending between william Green Mary his
wife. plFs, and John Lester and william Rowett ex,rs
of Sarah Lester, decd def. viii be offered for sal. 10
The highest bidder atpublic auction for ready money
aeerain piece oTparcei ofEIound partly covered with
waller lying being aud sitoaie at Rocket, Landing in
the county Of Henr'co, aud the same wherein Nchoi
sons upper wharf hath bees erected designated No.
(Dumber four)h The plat oftha; part drawn
by Richard Young" The Aforementioned proper,y or
SO much thereof as may he Sufficient TO satisfy the
bove PANIED decree, will be sold the premises al
O'CLOCK u. NJ on the 10th day Of august merit.
J. SUERRANr. NJ. S. q. {. n. n.
JuIy2s- p, ,ds
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Treasury DtpartmeMk. 0iay 10 1870,
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. 20 the pToprieters of
stocs issued uadsr the convention with France ~
tue 3otb April 1903, commonly called LOUISIANA
;i, 'nai tue residue or remaining portion Of the
principal OF said stock will be redeemed the 2ist Of
october next ensuing the date hereof and that mon
TIE surrender OF the original certificates the
or remaining PARTON will be paid the respective
propretoIs or 10 ter atiornirs duly authorized on
tne Gay hefoTe mentioned The Treasury In
or at su:hio aa office on the books reof any
OF SAID stock may stand.
lNfoRMATioN1 is FURTHER GIVEN, That the Interest
"ue al the lime oi redemption sua of
OF satn STOCK as is held IN Europe, will he paid az
heretofore in London aud Amsterdam and that the
such part obe residue Of said stock has
heen doineseaed, will he paid at the same time with
the principal, either at The Treasury or at The Loan
Ofices before mentioned.
ANDIr ALSO HgREBY MADEEYowN, That interest
on the residue or remaining portion of the principal
OF SAID Louisiana Stock intended IL he redeemed as
Aforesaid, will cease aud deermiae after The 2Isi day
OF october, 1870. WM. ~. CRAWFORD,
6..wtlo Secretary effhe Treasury.
THE subscriber agent for the Trustees lof Toilet
Il Bnrr Co. Offers for sale. az reduced prices. al
the RICHMOND FOUNDRY corner OF X ana Sin
streets near the canal oil the stock of said FOUNDs
nj; CONSISTING OF large quantity Of iron castings
VIZ Gndgeons, Wheels, Saw Mill irons, Kettles,
Weiebs, Cart Boxes, And roDs, CannoB Shot, sc. &C.
Brass castings, viz Bells, Coach hinges, and Crate
facing, &c.
Also, all the Patterns fiasts, Tools aud Implements
OF the Iron aud Brass Feunderies:
large assortment Of Blacksmith's tools
Steam Engine for = coal pit, unfinished
turning La,bes, complete
brass mounted Crates, handsome
plain do. do.
j Horse and 2 Carts
Iron Chest
ana great variety Of article too to specify
Liberal discounts will he made TO purchasers.
" Those Indebted 10 the late firm Of Toilet, Burr &
CO. are respectfully Befed that their trustees ex
speedy payment, aud cannot extend the indulgence al
ready given. DAVID J. BURR
ID. j. BURR, will continue TO receive and esecete
orders for IRON BRASS CASTINGS & MACHINE.
ny OF every description and will endeavour ny strict
attention ana despatch TO merit the patronage Of the
pnnic Az patterns attbe fonndery belonging 10 pdi-
v'dnals viii take charge Of, aud preserve.
JUNO w..
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INCHANCERf, United States Court, nth ciTcuIt
and Virginia District, May II, 1870
lhomas Craig. ............ Plaintiff.

inomas cra's.....'.............. Plaint;G,
Jamss sc,., x,or =,
.v y.s 'oot, eA"I o. JOAN Lessne ueceased who was
OF dno trustee OF ROBERT Craig, deceased, Wa.c
Gu, n anu Sai,y T. ms ~e' James Brown, william
~, aus h'eNAn"eI nsII DJenddsfs
@ cause was 'hls gay TURNER heard on the papers
thai th arsua on wi,s S, wns'so, appearing
have conveyed al, ,bsi, ri oh, Ia ~, sy u,s "iie
the said Robert Craig deceased to Ihe said ,.h "
lie dsreassd III. So, So,t e sa," '"hh LESS
cree, that the walter Coles and Sally T. bis VIE
right Of The said saIIv r Cole. y. ,b az lam h
said Robert Craig deceased To any pa, oI HE .,a,
And The defendant. lanes eronn Py,i,,. :" MS estate
alexander Kerr Layinr NV ,bsi,' onsa " oa'l, aug
the executor shin of The will ~ nh. ia
decsassd-tbe hin "a IN Them ,hs saS , VI arg
William Gait and Alexander Kerr il, d,,u,i...d 49,,
upon the ,notiap of the plaintiff n /, ,h,, ,
defendant Scott, report forthwith IL the court IN. SAILS
Of The both real and personal of tr sid PIT,
Craig deceased made under the ecre,aI orSsrs i'm ~
cause and upon the further niotion OF The rian,a !,
do take account well Of the o
tho said John Le.iie DECEASED and of he dsfena.n,
Scott the of the laid Robert Craig decea.rd
the the said John Leslie deceased and phaa
ne report The same TO the court, with such matters
especially stated. as he may think pertinent or the pat
tues may require 10 be so stated Aud on the motion
neoige kutbeTford Robert Hontgon'ere. Robert Spell,
Robert Fanid, Alexander Kerr, Thomas White and
Daniel wark, British subjects, leave is granted hem
W me supplemental b and to become parties plain
tits IN this suii; and thereup they filed The said
suppemeh'a pu' aho are admitted parties plaintiffs
III The Cause accordingly, ana process Is awarded 6e
CommIssIosrn,s e,ry,cv p p A,no, I'm
SRI no,,,h to, - 100, m""o'f
The parties interest, cd are s.s;ea ',sns so.V.
have appnin,ed the 9I,t d,v of a., on ,o''.e, .ia.
next fol com uenciny the account di,ec,sd r
going order Of The court on bicb day a, n,riorS
NJ. their attendance is required al my Office i'm tLts
49, "''n tnei accounts ano vouchers and other ne.
.eosa'J documents ready Tor examination and settle
men,. AMOS LhDD Nj. C.
IN CHANCtRY-In Ponl,Ian conn,~ o,,-I-
j the 18th 1870 ' ~'' '""e
George Williamson y,yo;a,sg
AGAINST ~
Peter n. Oyiiby and Robert Haskin. D.n,.
This day came the plaintiff by LANES Rohs,,.as IT,,
esq. bis attorney and filed hi, hin ac,in,, ,he
ants and il appearjn- 10 the satistartion or H.. .s
that the defendant Peer r. OyiIby ia mn,
of this molten Of lne paIn,T il i, dsr'ed
aud ordered by the corr thai The saia De-, $500,