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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-05-16

Connecticut-W. w. Boardman (Wbis, {,
has been elected Speaker of 'he House Of
Representatives. Jno A. Rockwell is Pre-
sident pro tenn. of The Senate.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-05-16

Racing.-The editor of the Tallahassee
Star says. IA defaulting subscriber writes
US word, That he's "g,rine away to Texas, V
and can't pay up ill he has made his for.
tune in that land of promise.
Let him track on-give our subscribers
air, and they eau beat the world in foot
race"
Do not be too fast brother Webb! We
will match some of our patrons against the
universe, for speed and bottom! They have
run>so fast, and so far, that we have never
seen or heard of them.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-05-16

The Norfolk Beacon says, that the re-
port Of the duel between Mr.. Jones, of N.
Carolina, and Mr.. Wilson of N. York, is
not hoax, as was said, but that the con-
Test really took place.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-05-16

The Savannah Georgian of the 9Th insl
announces the death of Jeremiah Cuyler
venerable member of the Bar, and for p
long time, Judge of the District Court o
Savannah
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-05-16

Dr.. Cooper.-The Telescope ofthe l lth
inst. says, I'VE have only time aud room
To announce the death ofDr. Cooper. which
took place last night, at O'clock"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-05-16

The State Rights Convention at Mil.
ledgeville, Ga. have nominated The Hon.
Charles Dousherly as candidate for The
office of Governor, at the approaching
electiOn.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-05-16

Flori'ia.-Major General Macomb and
Gen. Wool, of the U. S. Army, arrived at
New Orleans on the 9th inst. The Bee
says I'VE understand that they have con-
cluded Treaty with the Seminoles, The
exact terms of which have not yet trans
pired, but the Indians are 10 keep possess
sion of the disputed territory"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-05-16

TheCharleston Mercury of the 9TH inst
says, "The following gentlemen were
Yesterday elected Directors of the Plan
ters' and Mechanics Bank, for the ensu-
ing year. viz: Daniel Ra John
Robinson, John kirkpatrick, Robert Mar
tin, A. S. Wellington, C. G.. Memminger.
William Aiken. William Bell. Andrew
McDowall, William Ravenel, A. Y, Wal
ton. Thos. J. Roger, F c. Black.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-05-16

Commercial Bank, Cotumbia.-TheS S.
Caroinian says, that John A. Crawford is
reelected President Of the Bank. The
following gentlemen are elected Directors
for the ensuing year.
John A. Crawford, Andrew Wallace,
James Boatwrighl. G. It. Snowden, R.
O'Neale, R. Latta, D. Ewarl, Vim. Law,
David Johnson, John Bryce, J. S. Cohen.
w. F. Desaussure, and A. Crawford.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-01-31
THE BEST MEDICINE FOR COUGHS AND COLDS

THE best med cine fer
Coughs. Col is. snt all
Lung onlp Al IS, Hoop.
ing Cough, Splitting OF
Blood, tlin il the Side,
Liver Complaint, and
affections oil tue breast,
is Mira. NJ. N. GARD.
NER'S INDIAN BAL.
EAA1 OF LIVER
WORT, containing this
strength OF many roots
and herbs. Among tie
number are LivcrWort,
Elecampsae. Bonesei.
Asclepias iuberosa Ice
Ian | Moss, Squills, Hys-
.tp, Ruta grnveolens
also many other h,rts
mot 10 tie procured IN tina
part of the globe, rex
( San Ia a.t.R.,Na stue Ia
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-01-31
STATE OF MAINE.


KErNEBEc, 3D. Court IF County Comm''''on-
crs, December Tsrm, 1888.
ON the petition aforesaid satisfactory evidence
having been received that tho Petitioners are cspon-
kible md ought to Se heard touching the matter set
forth in said petition, it l. ordered that the ouny
Commissioners of the County of Lincoln pc re-
quested to meet the Commissioners of this County
Mt the Court Tlousc in Topsham, in said county OF
Lincoln, on Tuesday the nineteenth day of February
next at 10 clock A. NJ. for the purpose oi tnencs
proceeding 10 view the rout mentioned IN SAID Pe-
t;tion: Immediately after which view, hearing 81
f,,e parties and witnesses will be had and such iur-
thef measures taken in the premises as the oihn's-
sioners shall adudge TO be proper. And u 'nr-
Their orde, ed that notice be given, To all persons ana
corporations interested, of the time place and pur-
nose of said meeting. by causing aitested copies 81
said petition and Of his order thereon TO he served
upon the County 4orney aud chairman ct the coun-
~ Commissioners Of said Comfy of lincoln, ana
upon the respective Clerks of the towns OF ''n'ow-
eli Gardiner and tchfeld in the County oi kennc
bee, n, Bowdon and 'Topshan in the county oil
ii con and also posted up in three public PAGES
in each Of said towns and published IN the Eastern
Argus being the public newspaper issued by The
printer to the State and in the Lincoln Telegraph.
a newspaper printed in the c nnty of lincoln. and
in the kennebec Journal, printed in the County "i
Kennebec All o. said notices 10 be served. posted
up and published thirtydays AT leas before the time
OF said meeting; that all persons and corporations
interested may attend and be heard, if they see
cause.
Attest; THOMAS SWAN. 'ifrk.
true copy ofthe petition and order of curt thereon
Attest, THOMAS SWAN. Clerk. 3w AZ
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-01-31
STATE OF MAINE
KEsNEBEc IS Court Of County Commss'fonsrs
December Term, 1888.


kEsNEBEc, S. Court of County Commissfonsrs
December Term, 1888.
On The Petition al, rsaid, satisfactory evidence
having been received that the petitioners are re-
sponsibe, and ought to he heard iouchin. the
matter set forth in said petition. il is Or lrr"d thai
the County Commissioners of The County Of Lincoln
he reqnesscd 10 meet The commissioners "f tins
County at tho Court holse IN Topsiam. IN sud
County OF Lincoln. on TUESDAY the nineteenth dh,
of February next at IL O'Clock Nj. for lie nlr
pose of thence proceeding 10 view The u;e men
toned in sa d petition; immediately after which
view. a hearing oi the parties snd Witnesses VIII
be had, and such further measures taken IN the
premises as the Commissioner, shall adJIdsr /" h"
proper. And it is further ordered, that ro-
tcs b, given, to all persons and corporations in
teresled, ofihe time, place, aud purposes of said
and of this order thereon TO I've served upon the
County Attorney and chairman # the Count,
Commissioners oe sad c"uniy OF Lincoln. aud up
on the respective Clerks of the iuwns of Ha,ov . l.
Gardiner and .tchfield in The County 'fkrIn'-
beck, and of BowdnIn and Top .hrm in the Coin-
" of Lincoln, AMI ais" posted up in ;hree public
places in each of said towns and published IN Il e
Elstcrn Argus, be ng h, pubic newspaper issued BY
the printer TO the Sale, and in ihr Lincoln I ee
gr. PHI, newspaper PRIME in the onniy Of Lin
von and in tho Kcnnrhec Journal, printed
in the County of Kenueh,c All OF .aid notices to
be served, posted up and published thirty DAYS at
least before time of said mre'i & that all cui-
por,tions and persons interested ma, attend and BE-
heard, il they see cause.
Attest: THOMAS Swan, Clerk.
A true copy ofthe petition and order of Cuur hernoD
Attest Thomas SWAY, Clerk. B. 42
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-01-31

-Lenco,rhedea Mcnorrhoea, Supprcssions other
delicate Female Comp niDis.
Resdcs the nj, ovr it has h'es found invaluable
in the serMa &c infants so that IN The settle
ncnts of The far West, where the inhabitants keep
il constantly by lhcm. the children brought up
in good herlil without any assistance from mcdc-
RI mrp. Tn sum up The character of the Indian
Purgniive in a few words, it is only necessary ts
state that il possesses every curative property
which can be pos, essed ly medicine: viz; the pow
or oforenng and keeping open all The naLral diains
Of the body, and TINT perseverance in is use Is all
that is r,sary in order TO assist in the cure
oi rverv "dispasc 10 which the flesh is heir"
THE THOU SAND OF CURES tbnt lave already
hcen effected in PHILADFI PHIA. BALTIMORE snd
other places fully warrant the rIicf that whn this
medicine shall toccme generally brown, disease OF
ev,rv Find will he driven from land.
PATH-HES HYDE, General Agent for Lin
coin County.
Sub Agents.
8ugnsin-W VILLA" Caldwell
E. Thomnsion-Joln Spoffo-d
Ihomasion- john NJ. Gates
Topsllnm-Na Nathaniel Walker
Haldoboro-G G. w. Nichols
Wiscasset-Edn urd Dana
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-01-31
Commissioners \ oticc.

commissioners Notice.
yEyRE undersigned, havirg been appointed by
"a the Judge ol Probate Tor The County Of Lin
coin Commissioners 10 receive and examine the
rlaiuIs OIL he several tredims 10 the estate Of
WILLIAM KENDALL,
,rpros.n ed nsol, cui. hereby give noIire TINT tx
months nie nllop ed 10 said creditors 10 brig in and
rove iheir claims; and ilai We will attend 10 that
servirr NJ the office nr v iam Tnrrey ~ Bail, on
10 first Mnnd fOrtnb xt. Il, d on ch first
,on,av ofti,r four falinwing months nj 10 o'clnck
u the frrnnou of arh "f said dnys.
H Mssl' aAs ia fhf' Commissioners.
Eath Aug. 81 1888. "a
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-01-31
To the Honorable County Commissioners Of
the County Of Kenncbec.

WA f your petitioners respectfully rcprc enf.
Wv that in our opinion the public good 'qulres
that q new road should be laid out, or alt ions
made in the exist ~ road. from Berry bridge,
Litchficld. in The County e Kcnnelcc 10 The vii
luge of Top. ham IN the County of Lincoln.
We therefore pay that surl, alterations may he
made, and such new road b. laid out balw"en thu
tcr,nini above mentioned as in your opinion will
best accommodate the public.
A. NOURSa,
w. EMAlONS. Committee Of the
s. K. GILMAN, town of
SAMUEL WELLS. uALLowELL.
THOS. NJ. ANDREWS.
Hallowell, January 8, 1859.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-01-31
TO the Honorable Court Of County Com
missioners fer the County Of Kenmore.

YHyHE undersigned committee appointed bs me
n Inhabitants Of he town of Gardiner, Respec''",y
represent that road has been laid nut upon ne peu-
ZION Of Rnfn. K Page and others from aowrl 10
r. psham-tbaf said read il entirely uncslled tor ny
the nublc and that tn. opening said read wond sub
ject this County and the town therein through which
i, pas,e, TO . great hurth-n without any c"rresp"n-
ding advantas. to the public; more especially AS
certain portion thereof as originally prayed for and
aid out. running through The County "i Lincoln
has been discontinued by order ofths County Com
missioners Of that County.
Wherefore your petitioners pray that 80 much Of
the road as lice ~ihin the County OF Kennebse
may be also discontinued.
GEORGE w. BAG iELDER, Committee
EDWARD SWAN, appointed by
p. SHELDON. the Town oi
II II. GARDINER. GARDINER.
January l. 1889.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-01-31
MITES COMPOUND Extract Of Tomato,

.WtHs' Compound ETtrdcf q 10m0t0.
II is administer d in all c;,es. where it il ncc-s-
airy to cleanse the stomach and iuWrls. II rem owes
obstruction, and rstiles quick and health, arti,
Of the liver aud other gladular yisccra oi tie H.
d"mrn P"ing diff Iblc in lis .rrr"titn, it pc
duccsa free circulation in h. vessels IN he tui-
face "fthe body. acc"nrnnedl by gentle er>rira
iol. 1t does not exhaust hike drastic purscs; still
ils action is IN ivrrsal. and may b, often re-
pelt,,d not meiey with saely but wlIl great Len
eft
N. Is. The component pnris I" this medicine fur
nislIed 10 Physicians who ma, W sli 10 usp it.
For safe in Bath, on Flonr Street bv
J. WILKINSON
" &c ro23 ~
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-01-31

Ire last this valuable Baisam
most OF the principal towns in the Northern States AMI by the rr
those efficacy Pr pep has made
furnish the druggist Of this place that all avail
this belt the disease seated that no
medicine will it, Its obstinate coughs truly
de and the follow individuals voluntarily give their
the number who proved its efficacy From the know
ledge OF the Materials AID the favorable effect our Patients
where have the above Basan recommend obs
valuable me icne for what recommended Calvin Ellis NJ
D., Albert Williams NJ D. members of the Massachusetts Medical
6ocry Also eerif the direction what astonishing
cures has effected for A. Webster Boston Horace Gall BRISTOL,
Me- Tios Hiskins Boston, Esh Horton firm Of Baker Hs
ton Boston, DAVID Woo hurry clerk Of Josiah steanan Miss L.
Howard THOUSANDS could lie named, where lest
In security counterfeits each direction will be
signed by the Proprietor, NJ n Gardner Poprstors snienoe
t5l Washington Boat where all orders addressed
bottle impressed the glass The Mira NJ
N. Gardnsr's indian Balsam Of Livsrwst
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-01-31
HEN l.S a. kiTRiGES,
Or;ointl Lini,nrnt or Plain E1trnct.

(JITo1nEt L1TtfnfH! or i tNfH fILtTHCt.
Ms superior relara'ion for II" cue 81 | hr'l-
q ma,;sm. Iraii's. Gour S"elled and Stiff l1nis,
contraction of The cords, Or. &c. See certificates
on din ctlnns. Also number Of references c u
be- given BY Tho pr pretor "i lis "st"nis e. thracy
hone genuine unless signed by the proprietor.
For S,l. in Bath hv J. Wilkinson; in Gardiur
bv q aries TnrLcll; in Hallow, hy r. scannor,;
in AUGUSTA hv J. Z Lads; in Bangor by G. W.
Holden. and Wliit cr y Gui,t; and by n.os OF tie
Wholesale Druggists in io-ion.
NV. Is.lS 1Nr II
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-01-31
ELLIOT HOUSE.

THIS HOUSE has hccn recently
e.H-EGhTTTeA nili aud furnished at much "x-
sIs;;;e peusr;and is every wav calc,''n ed
10 supply The wants OF The loconio-
tive public
Among olcr advantages. it is situated in the
ccnirr aud business p ri e he 'ovr;- in the I'M
mediate vicinity of tn" principal w''arvcs, steam
boat landings Post Oifire Cusinm House &r. In
rnint of lor ition rupaciiv aud arrangement 1t IS
not only calculated for men of business generally
hut i. well adapted 10 the wants of gentlemen NJ
families visiting for pleasure.
The Oh ,rges will he as low az nj any house
a similr kind in This section OF the conn'rv;.
N b. The establishment is furnished with n'a
pacio,is and ccmnriai L. $ able, hch Willie con-
atrn,lv attended by the most faithful OsileTs Car
RIGGS and horses viii be kept 10 let.
Bail, Nov 1893 " X
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-01-31

For Sale in Path by J. Wilkinson; in Gardiner
by Charles II rhri; IN Haowrll by + Scannn n;
in .4uy,tsta hy J j.. LadI. in l.ngor by w.
Holden aud Winter 4 Guild; und by most Ct tie
wholesale druggists in oslon.
Nov 1929 Ivr. III.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-01-31
r "a eSatD HAY!
JOHN B. CROSS,

EavRsaFF7s; "A gent --s E'O3'fGNae<F.
KHAylNG erected on Union Whari a Mag r.
= n u azine, capsule Of storing about twu -
- thousand tons 81 Pressed Hav would rrspert- r
= lull, notify SHIP OWNER> that rareoes Of Y
Hry may nj MI Times, he had Wilhelm DELAY =.
= NJ the low est rate s. accnrfing In q,i liv. =
:. The depth oi water NJ tie Magizine AT lo7r
N hde, ~ about nioe feet will afford NJ Mgh z
+, Tide water sufficient for the I,rqcst sl,ius =
e where the Navigati"n. in the cold,s, winters, X
4 Is seldom "b>trncc'l. ~ single day, by ice
TIE arrangements ofthis Ag.nc, are such thai
The inrr's' vessels can be loaded, in tiro, or tire,
avs with Sc cct'' Hnv.
Or''crs. will he faithfully executed with despatch
It all fir,rs ne ,oar.
The Hlv wi he carefully rev, ish, d when de.
'ivrr'd fr"r the zn..
Portland Feb I. 1879 las
Applyto D. ..vAGOUN, Path.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-01-31
DR.. PAYNE,

HNTENDS 10 locate hins i. permanently at
u Bath ns Pr ciionrr of Medicine aud Surgery
He, therefore, offers his r,o; ssional services 10
,hos. win" require medical aid, and feel disposed TO
fivonr him with t,ei. confidence, and hops by M
RENTING t'e,iion to Il various branches Of the
ne cal profession. and 10 the di easrd WHO MAY
chance 10 come under his rare. To merit Share e
pa'ronag".
R",m. for the present at Mir John DonnclI's on
Ito Poinr.
Refcrsnces-JAMEs McKFEN Nj. D Topshnm.
Pr ,'essnr of Theory Il prnriise ~ Med
irinr Medical Jurisprudence, &c. in
the Min" NJ, School
JosEpu Rory VI u. Rns,on
P,ofi,ss n of Anatomy and Surgery in
tho Mime Med. S lonl.
Mo~rs SHAW Nj. d Wisc's'et.
R-th Nov ~ tf 33
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1839-09-19

Syi.rr.-A lamcn,4llc case Of su.
icIac occurred In Waterford, Of this
county few days ago. Mr.. !. r..
GWIrIru respectable citizen ofthat
place threw hiuscifin,o well IN Dis
yard and when found and taken out
LIE wa. cNtiuct.-Ilc was subject t9
fits OF insanity, and it Is believed such
was the state Of bis mind when he
made way with Unsolicited.
ct-Wo copy the following from tie wash.
iu-ion NaIiscuian.
Foul FRAUD on TIE ELECTIVE
FEhrcuisr.-The purity of the c'sr-
tive franchise is openly attempted o
oey.a.a'ed hy the oiIcc-ho.ders 1ftIis
metropolis and SO far from lr.ng re-.
.INed by those whose duty it should
he C. iryW1 ar such iu.my. J., aDarrv
encouraged and warmly arpau..i
The Ds'irHsfrss 10 power seem ,o be-
determined Oh maintain that power 81,
every hazard. and wi,havigwrI..i..
ing and Cofrupiinr voters for the COIN.
ln- election DO Mary ud. Ga-r.t,tsf
900 agent 20 ibis city .1 obtain money
i,.w u..lcc-h.Ider.. Oh enable Thorn a.
carry the election. particularly. ir. I...
..t .s.uo. and m I.la...s and
large Sums have actually been r....
i.r iH-tNcry TuII. e. The grItL-...
who came CD i|I .l 0rsi.v,rtt,
Srra73 said Co aa Office. t.t4rr Xxx,
II. ..tarH Eivus l.E ......9
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1839-09-19

W. have goat pleasure In oorna- .a'.-c
90 our readers t.c i0lrmFa.a contained Dob
nc following article '.n Hc r.h elghn
Jmtrl S.a'-s Gazette ,re.i Authority or 100
alrc,s) OF ,lc d,te ct rh1rhy s,r.cu-
Dor -
.AGc- wc had written TIC article
on ,bc news. We had an opportunity
90 a-cct'aiuinE tho contents &c several
letters written in London SO ,hc latest
possible hour tor the Grca, Western.
~ sale &C =. GOO bale oi c-',on had
been made that dav. az an advance.
and the market was good. The hav.
vest was considered as fair crop, and
ono merchant who sent out his order
hv the Liverpool for the purchase of
flour. couutcruan@cl the order and
added that. itauy had been purchased,
1t should Pee sold If necessary, at fry
cents less Der barrel. This is prct.
~ strong proof that the complexion oi
aIlir, on the 23d of Aurustwa much
better than on the lsl of that month.
and there can be no doubt hu; It rs inn
proving.
One remark may be made on Tue
grain news from the Continent There
the harvest is good, excepting at The
North: and should IT fail tUc, and
England need a small foreign supply
the demand must be on the United
States. which could be made without
gold from England, while IT would hc
equal to gold from our country.
The news Is every way as good q.
any one could expect, for the parucn
lar season.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1839-09-19

s large detachment fGetman cml-ran's,
some ecvcuty 10 numhcrotVceuliaT religious
tcnc.s. have arrived 90 Buffalo from Sucsla.
The pa,ra,ch or priest, gentleman oimueh
intelligence. Informs MS that several thou
SANDS are now ON their way TO Ameue7-
some by the way of New York, and others
VIA Now OIcans-anl that religious Tetre-
cuticu has driven them TO this county.
There IS nothing peculiar in their appear
ance more than is observed in German emI-
grants generally, but they arc represented TO
be easy as regards worldly means -BUtai0
Advertiser.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1839-09-19

Nuw NoRK, Sept. 10.
The Great Western arrived this
morning. bringing us news from Lon
don To the evening of Aug. 23d, be-
ING twcuty-iouy days later. She brings
10 passengers, among whom are Gov.
RuYNolrs, of Illinois, and Gen. RAW
LIMOS, from, tits said, not unsuccessful
European money expeditions. The
Great Western beat the British Queen
out. in time and distance, II hours
but about II from port Go port. This
trip has been a very boiStcrouS one.
What is the state Of the crops 7, was
the first question IN Wall Street. Its
difficult to answer this now, but The
best opinion | can get from reading a
great variety of English newspapers as,
that there will he an average crop, land
that the crop is nearly out Of peril. OF
this. however, there IS some doubt,
and the fact Is not admitted 10 be set
tlcd, and will not be settled probably,
even 10y the British Queen. In France
most of the grain had been harvested,
and the crops were remarkably good.
The Bank Of England raised the
rate of interest on the Sth to Is per cent.
and the rate was fully sustained. The
imports Of bullion were much greater
than the exports, although the Bank OF
FS,IgoI Continued TO be drained.
'd' institution l--4I -----..-5 So. e1IJ
have more if ii wished. The agency
of the Bank of the United States had
passed into the hands of BARINGS 4
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1839-09-19

proof OF It. some OF the verses were
given t. him In Writing Ills Majesty
laughed ,crv heartily 90 the dorEcrcl.
ani ordered the next pocueai watch
man who should be taken TO be
rrov.a, before him lie broke up
,hc clrd-;ahlc, for he saw chat the
Minister Police had lost is good
humor
CrYrly'gfrrr! rerk
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1839-09-19
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1839-09-19

c. Iti7 estimated that the late seizures of
foreign goods a, Boston, Philadelphia 7ra
New York, amount TO nearly
Two Million OF Dollars
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1839-09-19

CT The THosT last week we are sorry 20
iearn,donc considerable INJURY, in foioc parts
OF this and Hardy county
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-12-13
Hiram Clark's Estate.

WYE the subscrlbers having been ap-
w pointed by the Hon. the Probate
court for the District of Chiticnden, com.
mlssioners to receive. cXam,ne and adjust
the claims and demands OF all persons
against the estate of Hiram Clark, late of
Milton in said district, deceased. represen.
ted insolvent, and also all claims and de
mands of all persons exhibited IN offset
thereto; and Elk months from the dav OF
he date hereof beng allowed by said court
for tina, purpose. we do therefore hereby
give notice that we will attend TO the
business of our appointment at the dwell.
ling OF Eliza Clark, in Milton. in said dis
,r'c', on the last Mondays of February and
Aprll mex, at 10 o'clock, A. M, on each OF
SAID days.
Dated this 4,h day of December, A. d.
1889.
A. G. WHITTEMORE, Commrs,
BENZ &. WEBSTER, sioners.