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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-24

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Darthei in BEN 0a!Ien ee6 leqisfatfnen !Rnrz
pers ju binoern. Sdl begehre uuter(fuBuua
felnes Wiit9liebs eieies Ja6rrrfs fur iraen6
etne melner Wabregeln, Die nid,t iein ilrtbeil
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hmIdngltd1 tpidtlg une feierIid, mldl su redlfs
fsrtigen, fpenn idj meinen Witbiiraern meiue
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bic innige lleber;euguug ausbriide, eae aes
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nit aller pabren uao oauerneen @lufjellasi
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nno reli9ibIer 8reibeit 9efegnet bat, ens bic
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ben liee, uno bisber Snfitntipnen erbelt, bic
an 8ortreffIidfelt ale jene auterer 8elfer
bel ipeiteni itbertreffrn, laet uns i'm 9lubens
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bet bic grinnerung an bic Blrefbaft nit
@ud nadl Nauie nebmen, noeldle idl am hens
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ten meinsr bernerragenoen StelluEq nddl
meinen britsn 5trdften erfuasu ~ wclen !;
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-24
8er9iftung Der Sineer nit uarfetia
f(ben Wfitteln.

Die Qenorner HiebBiniiche 3eitung lsnft bic
aa9emeine 2lufmerflanfeit auf eiifn, pem
lauie Der @jemeineri, onrd, Sir fe5ert GsB
9lts, ilberreid,ten iutereiIanten 8erid,t ees
fer iff betitteft: Beritte Der 9erid}tid,sn lluz
terfudlungen Ger Coroner pen Gu9laHb uub
9BalIie, ipdbreuo ben Sabten 1887 uae 1885,
iiber fefdie 3eeeefdae, ipefde nad1 eem 9lii5s
iprltdbe Ger SurD ourdb 8er9iftnug peraulast
pprben ftnr. Die Gjefammtlabl Ger 3oeess
fdue burd) Berqifturg in biefen teiOen Sats
ren mar 543, inter oenen SCI BEN peiblldjs
Ell une 2S2 sem ni6nnlidleu @elthledjte ans
9eh6rten. Gie traurigfte 3hatladbe IN eies
fem Serid)te iit aser bic auBerereentlice glns
jabl 5obs6fille pou 5tiuoern, erfcigt hHrdJ
nuterfdieelid)e D0ien een Opium ule ieimeH
prdporateu, uno ourd Garrsidnna eieier
9Irseneien i'm .Jrrthum fur aneere Wleeicas
mente Gie ourd) biele llrfadlen temirttfH
SooeefilIe betra9en ben 7ten 3bsil Der gaus
jen 2In3ahl Der 8oeesfdle, bic bnrd, 8er9ifs
titne oeraHlaet tperben 1nb. Der 8erIdlt
giebt 70 3ooeefille bon &tnpern hurd) 1aS,
9iftnng bon narfotifhen Mitteln all.
Dieie 3tatfade foltte bic groBte 8eferqnis
une 8eadtung elmer jeoen Ulutter eTregeu.
&arfotildje nno Sd)meryffillenes 9IrsenEpen
forueu ME nit ut grpfsr Sorgfalt bel Sfins
bern augeipdnet fpereen, iinp fIe iollten unfer
feiner 8eoingun9 pbue glnpeiiuna eiuss 9Iry
tes geqeben iperoen. Jtie iolIten @ftern b9r
eigenmddltia banofIn, tpenn (ie rIdr oie aroIFe
Shulo duf fIh laoen ppaen, ben 9po eines
tbrer Rinoer ourdi uuperftdnoi9e6 panoeIn
bemtrft 5u bdbfn. Dds f:nfatipe uno nrrn0s
fe GDffem oes fiublid1en Sr9anlemus ielte
ME burd, lelde ftarfe srSenefefe teeintrdfs
tigt ipereen. Sbre 98irflngea blieben nie
au6, benu fe fdbmen entneber 6ireet GebirB
unb Jferpeu, peer bepirfen burd) III f5hueIlc
9Iufreaung cine ffnelte @rfdbpflHq, unb ldhs
men inoirect. 59odlt taeelusnerfh mne beYs
merflitb 1T oemnad Der in 9lmerifa leieer 70
ibdufi9e @ebraud1, 5fin6ern iogenanHfe terus
bigenpe Meeieanente III geben Stunlpfiinn,
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S1inber unruhig, fdlafIos, Hno perfathen
Shmerl 70 muH eie llrfade eapcm enrdl eis
ne 3pefmdiiI9e drStIidle gehanoltna gehrs
ben pereeu. Ger Shlaf it Sfpar eae qro6s
te 8eonrfni6 neugebnrner ilinber, henH er 1T
fir lie bic 3eit Der rorlhreitenben 0egetaiipH,
aber eiefer Shlaf 1T nit einer Snfdl Harfetis
lfe M2itteI erseugten 8etdubunq nitiif III pers
iped,Ien lesfere filbrt ea5 Rino febr leid,t
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eeben eines nengeberneH Rtuees measerafft
bat. cin eem ebenermahnteu Seridhfe. iaaf
Der @oroner oen Toftin9ham, bae GuDs
freD's Gorbiai Sriltm it, une audi farin
enthalten,) fehr bdufa StiuoerH gegebeumire,
nno es ipdre feinem 3ipeifel lHHtfrmerfeH. 0ag
ishr piele 6inoer jdbrltdl oaourh hingeralff
ipereeu, Die dbert ea fIe an euem fhleidlen<
ben 3ooe fferben, ME sur amtliden 6enntaie
geIan9en.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-24

Der humcrilf beridltet: eesn Sabre 1888
iIno in 9oneen $500 niduulid,e uno I9,034
meibIidle timber 9eberen merben. gSirD
wobl Elm srrthum fein; eunben mligte ionlf
menn eS 10 ferfgebt, lehr baib cine 9lmains
uenffaet iperreuf une mir miirbeu and nae
9er9niiqen laben, Die en9tifhe Slotte nit
weibIiden Matreisn temannt ~ fehen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-03-24

On enalane fInO nun 10000 s9irder, uab
oenuedl piro eas Self nit iseen Tag naHes
ralifber.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-23

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Vol. a. 40. Boa Whole NO. lsG.

and desired to lie shown the hero's tomb They
were conducted to the place made sacred by hin.
who rested therein, and they entered the youths
followed the example Of their father, and lifted
their caps from their heads, disclosing two hish
and open brows, overshadowed by MASSES of dark
chestnut curls They approached the coffin, and
as they gazed upon those features which chisei and
pencil have failed TO deneate tears rushed from
the eyes of the elder couple, and they wept aloud.
AT length the gentleman spoke, but IN trembling
accents 't's IH-12 "A" SCORE '1HGr7s
my sons SAID he, addressing tn youths, whose
bright eyes were also suffused with tears smy sons,
look upon that form, now cold in death, Il was
once animated by The noblest spirit that ever came
from God. That. he was possessed OF manifold vir.
tues you are aware-ti,at he was upright, Just and
good; To this, and you mother you know can
bear witness, for had it not been so, I perhaps,
shouidnot have been spared to shed tear over his
remains. Endeavor then, my sons, 10 follow his
examPle-the example Of one Of :he greatest, and
best men that ever lived-that like him when your
pilgrimage on earth is drawing 10 n close, you may
sink to rest in peacefuness and quiet ESQ
MIR: and Mrs. Fortescue cast one more look upon
the remains of tbs father Of his country and len
the tomb with heavy hearts, for it brought to their
recollection The events of their early life, and re-
minded them OF her, who also was no MORE
Mother, said one Of the youths, as they procee,
ded to their carriage, which stood short distance;
lit was Washington himself, who gave you that ljt,
tic bible you read to us from, every nigh,was IL
not?'
'Yes, my dear, SAID Lucy; sand il has been a
useful gift. 1t has taught me TO put my trust in
God, always, and never TO be cast down by attic.
tons. II was that which gave me strength to act
my part in the event to which Your fther has Just
alluded; and will ever continue 10 bless the mo.
ment that brought to the Stranger Guess.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-23

4 t9 t9 9fs90Va8 SAArIEAtH' nSs 81 g.EEa I7G sH'
Several weeks had passed away since Inc dePar'
ture of the stranger, and the worthy Mrs. Fortes.
cue herself was laid upon bed OF sickness and
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-23

Twenty years after the occurrence OF the forego.
ing events and about twosabsequent to that mourn
fui period when Tho beloved Washington yielded
up his noble spirit to Him who gave IL a lady and
gontIomnn, in the prime Of liie, accompanied by
TWO s,riplings, apparently, between sixteen and
a;gh,eep years Of age, arrived at M cunt Vernon,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-04


The attention Of the public, and especially Of those who
wishing purchase e last tokens of espec to dear
and departed friends respectfully invited to the specimens
of that kind of workmanship furnished by MIR. GILBERT
PULLEN of Augusta. Many of these specimens may be
at buring yard, which for beauty of finish and
workmanship may well challenge comparison with those
of any other artist
Among others, particular attention is invited to the
"Tomb Table, bearing the inscriptions of the "Purring
TOMS" The whole design, finish and workmanship is
chase and beautiful in superior degree. So of many
others which might be named.
These tokens the last sad tokens of love the dear
objects of our Affection may well occupy most careful
in the selection For such object the mind
naturally seeks that which is chaste plain, but rich and
beautiful Among the many rich specimens of Mr. Pullen's
skill now in town. the most fastidous may find something
'to fill the eye.''
Persons wishing for Grave Stones Tomb Tables or
Monuments, have them furnished reasonable TERMS
and landed sanford's Wharf, the town lending,
Bath free of charges and all bills may be paid 10 David
Stinson, Esq-eXcept those from Brunswick and Topsham
who can settle with Mr.. Knowlton Of Brunswick Village.
1-All communications should be addressed Gilbert
pullen Augusta. Maine. 3w30
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-04
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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-04
GREAT DJSCoyERY

. HERMAN'S COUGH LOZENGES the safest, most
- sure and efectual remedy for Cough, Colds Asthma
Whoopng Cough, Tightness of the chest lungs, &c,
The proprietor has known instance where they
did not give perfect satisfaction For evidence of viz
of Shermans Cough Lozenges read what they have
done, viz:
violent cough hndered from Sleep and hourly becoming
debtaedby constant eXpecoraon, all hopes of recovery
were exhausted, when advertisement of Sher-
mans Cough Lozenges; was induced by my friends to
make trial of Them and to my great surprise, |
tirely cured in weeks Having received much bene-
from it myself consider my duty recommend them
10 the public. JESSE DuSTON."
For sale by f. WOOD, Central Wharf
Bath Oct. 49, 80
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-04
VEC.ETaRLE SYRUP,

Tor
TENEIE safe and etfecua remedy or eSsehg ne pains
and suerings attendant Partariea woman that has
been discovered. =. :, 49, =
The delicate female may use 1t without the least lear
Of injury TO herself or offspring.
The proprietor has in his possession many Ittle's
that fully answers the purpose for Wcht Is Recommend
ed only in esseung pain and rendering ue process Vi
cry of the mother after confinement
Directions for using it, &c breny statea IN sll'
pamphlet accompanies each bottle m wmch are cer
from Physicians, who have prescribed H. ana othef
Gentlemen whose Wives have used It,
Pamphlets may be had gratis Of Agents by those VINO are
DESTROYS of farther information -,
Prepared by 5. PAGE druggist HAltoWELL' 10 WHOM
orders may be directed. ~ ,
1t is also for sale by the dozen or single bote by W. u
SIMPSON & REED, No. ia, state street, BOSTON,
J. n L73d 4rnoqist Augusta Doc. J H. Berry, Saco.
Clas J,gr5eH 7GaTdinpr II. Fogg g. Co. Thomaston.
+ alien KVateryille n. s. BtlsleH, E. Thomaston.
N;5hu Esld Bath. Edmund Daqa WScasset
"a Hjlii,foR Brunswick lC Church, ,Jr. Phillips.
n Garter ill., 3. LoUejop, Fayettc,
n T. Bcc}eH " fortlahd' Jota Sides, Waldoboro'.
g. ~. Holden " Bangor. s. ". Bates, Norndgewock.
I'm. o. Poor, " Belfast.
nm Soge8, Maine Farmer Office, Winthrop.
Bath, Nav 9th, l5il. cop. ly''
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-04
STATE OF MAINE.

LINCOLN $50 Ebeneer Clap, administrator on the Es
tale If aidh Crooker, late Of Bath IN SAID County deceased
GREETING:
Won hereby ordered to notify the heirs at law and
Creditors said deceased and all persons interested
That your of Administration the Estate of said
deceased will be offered for allowance at Probate Court at
Bath on the 10th day Of February A. d. 1912, when and
where they may be present. if they And ALSO
at said Court the Widows claim for allowance will be
considered.
Notice to be given by advertising aested copy of this
Order the Bath Telegraph, three weeks successfully be
fore said Court of Probate.
Gwen under my hand this 18th day of August, in the
year Lord thousand eight hundred and forty
NATH'L GROTON, Jadgeof Probate.
Copy.-Attes JOHN C.. DoDGE, Register
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-04
un1rsE EnR SAFE.

THE convenient dwelling house now
n d. occnpied and owned by the subscriber,
-lW IIIA having good Stable wood house and 9th
"a erout buildings attached to the same, with
- zEss4sFs!s9 Wei of good Water, several very eX-
zzzszas% cellent fruit trees located ON convenient
and nleasant lot commanding fine view of the kennebec,
is now offered for sale reasonable terms -,
Persons wishing a good location, wlll 40 wen 10 call
~ GILBERT TRUFANT.
p,,t IuI, * Ie11 *tf IL
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-04
SHIP CHANDLERY.

cENER Al assortment constantly hand and for sale
n NV ZINA HYDE, & Co., Front street, Bath including
CORD8GE, Manila and Jared from tfe nanulactores oil
pmouth hIarbehead and Boston, by the gang or retail
S9H CLOTH, DUCK and IWLEE OF most descriptions
4NCHORS Of all Sizes warranted CHdiN CHBLES
ha and Ties manufacture from English refined
ron and warranted for years; also English Chains
Roll and sheet COPPER Composition Spikes and Nails
with other castings of all descriptions Windlas Necks and
Capstan Spndles link sheathing Nails new and ap
nropriate article. .NAV.9L STORES, Paints, Oils and
Class TROY pressed SPIKES from three to ten inch. Ship
blocks and Pumps. NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS, books
and Charts 49,. -.
Many of the above articles can, on suitable notice be de-
yered to the purchaser at his place of business direct from
The manuactory free of expense him. and athe manuac
ures lowest prices Bath, iS4l lyl
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-04

ID ICHARD ADAMS would inform the public, that he in
h tends continuance of the Stone Cutting at the old
stand near the Saaadaock Ferry Bath at his shop, Brn
swck nearly opposite the Stage Tavern and at his place of
residence near Catance MILL Topshan-at whiclp!aces he
will furnish the first Italian Marble and Quincy Slate
GRAVE STONES and other monumental work, executed
with dispatch in the MANNER and at least low a.
can be had in the State. Also, White American Marble
Grave Stones window caps, stills, and belts for Brick Build
ings, Sc In of absences at Bath apply to Capt
Lambard next door-ai brunswick Mr. Luflin opposite.
Also for sale, some 2OOO feet hewn ranging timber.
Nav 9Th ls4l. If 6.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-04

WVD.JN!
At THE STORE FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY
PALMER & LEDY8RD
VHE subscribers having formed Il connexion in
business under the firm of Owen & Brother, have just
received from New York and Boston, and opening
a prime assortment of DRYGOODS consisting in part
of Broadclos Cassimeres Sanetts, Nestings Mernos,
BomblZines Alaplnes Mouslin de LANES, Eoliennes,
French, English and American Prints, Shawls, Fancy
hdkls, 6lc &C.
Observation-Disclosures, Sheetings Shirtings, Drlings, &c.
ALso-a good assortment of Crockery and Glass Ware,
and prime lot Of Groceries, which viii be sold very cheap
for cash.
The subscribers also agents for the Brunswick and
Gray Woolen Factories -
HENRY w. OWEN,
DAVID OWEN, Jr.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-04
hnneebec d Boston Steam Eavigation,-ISII.
h. Ss.gsyB n THREE DOLLARS TO BOSTON,
MEJ w The and Splendid Steamer
eT.EzasS-IrtT5II .JOhnEE. IL i G In d,

r ME Nv The and Splendid Steamer
err:1.asSrT1515llD J o ii NV. X i & II IN Ia ii
ts-zz.z<szzzaszzzss ~ KINiBALI4-Master.
Until further notice will leave IaiIOwe Mondays
= and Thursdays half past p NJ and Gardeners P. NJ
Boston and returning VIII leave north side of wharf,
Boston, for Gardiner and Haowe ON Tuesdays and Fridays
at 7 p. Nj.
Fare from alowell and Gardiner Boston, S3,O0-from
Bath S2,50-meas extra.
Stages will be in readiness the arrival ofthe BOato
vey passengers Augusta, Waerve, Bangor and Belfast
All freight be intelighly Marked or will not be
ceved and all bills for freight must be paid delivery Of
the goods. This boat is well furnished with fire engines,
buckets boats order insure the safety Of passen
gers The high reputation of the J. w. Richmond makes ii
unnecessary that the propreors should say any thing in
lation her only that qualities safe boat not
surpassed by any boat in the Union.
Aotce to Shippers amt COasignecs.-Al GOODS baggage,
Bank Bills Specie other property shipped board the
John W. Richmond be at the risk of the owners OF such
property, and all Freight landed must be taken from the
wharf without delay, will be stored at the risk and eA
pense Of the in all respects whatever. 3H persons
forbid trusting any account Of this Boat.
The propetors have renquished the transportation OF
money, bills and valuable packages, 10 G. s. CARPENl ER,
who win run his risk, Express by way of the
w Richmond. The propreors, therefore, will not be nc
countabe the safe conveyance delivery Of any such
articles.
Hallowell, Ap 1871. tf3 A. HOWARD, Agt.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-04
EXECUTOR,S NOTfCE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the Subscriber has been
~ duly appoined Executor of the Estate Of Benjamin EN-
late of Georgetown, in the County of Lincoln decesed
and has taken upon himself that trust by giving bonds as
the law directs And all persons having demands upon the
Estate of said Benjamin Emmons required to exhibit the
same and all persons indebted to the said Estate are called
upon TO make payment. JOHN HlNkLE1, Executor.
Path AugIst 81 IrIl :ilL22.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-04
A SsIcsNa1Ias NOTICE.

CHARIEs w. HOLMES having assigned his stock il
" trade and all his property of Whatsoever kind 10 me
subscriber, benefit Of his creditors, three nons Is
allowed from the date hereof for creditors to become parties
to said assignment The assignment may be seen BY APP
pllcation TO either of the assignees
b. c. BAILEY, Assipnees
J. :. SEWALL. ! N'e'
Roth s,t II 1g41 3m25
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-04

We requested to state that Mr.. RICHARD FARRiN,
(and not Winthrop Co. stated in our lasi) was Master
builder of the ship "HANNIBAL.' 3w39
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-04

The prices for land in these Townships viii vary according
the and quality Of the lots not less however than
fifty cents, and probably not exceeding dollar per
The land will be sold upon credit Of four yearly pay
men with interest," the three first payments to be expen-
ded in labor the roads the Township where the land
sold is situated under the direction of the Land Agent and
the last payment be in cash Each purchaser VIII be
required by the of his deed within said four years
fifteen acres, ten more of which shall be laid down to
grass
Whenever twenty, aiess number of persons shall give
satisfactory bond t. the Land Agent that they will within
three years Il substantial Saw and Grs Mill in any
Township oted for settlers, having mills in said Town
ship each Of said persons will be entitled to deed of
of land subject the performance of the settling duties
above mentioned and the Company viii be entitled
deed of the mill lot.
Not than four lots will be sold to any person in
any township or tract
The Aroosook Road has been completed this year, to the
AJOOsoOk River and that river is navigabe for boats
good communication opened to the settler for easy
access to each of the above mentioned Townships
Saw and Grst Mills have been erected and are now in
operation in Township Letter f. Range 2 No. O. Range
and No. H. Range and contracts have been made the
erection of Mills the ensuing year, in township No g.
Range 6, No. H. Range e, and in Letter ID, Range i.
There has been steady demand for settling through
the season. and more lots have been sold than any former
year. As the United States have recently established post
the mouth of the ArOostook and another the mouth
of Fish River and have sent Company of soldiers each
roads will undoubtedly be opened through this
section of the State mail routes established, new markets
opened for produce and the settler will feel additional
rity from any border difficulty.
With the known fertility of the soil the advantage of
good roads and mills and the rapid settlement of this part
of the State it is believed that favorable opportunity
Is now offered to young who wish to become farmers
to themselves good locations, where in few years.
with industry and economy they cannot fail to secure to
themselves an honorable competency
ELIJAH l.. HAMLIN,
9m3O. Land agent Of Maine.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-04

VJHAT the subscriber has been duly appointed Admins
traitor of the of LORlNG SLOWER late Of Bow
don in the County of Lincoln eceased and has taken upon
himself that trust by giving bonds the law directs And
all persons having demands upon the of having de
mands upon the of the said Loring Slower
qured exhibit the same aud all persons indebted the
said estate, are called upon to make payment,
CHARLES STOVER, administrator
Bowdoin, August II, lSil. *3w3O
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-11-04

HAT the subscribers have been duly appointed Executors
of the will of Peleg Tallnan late OF Bath i'll the
County Lincoln, deceased and have taken upon them
selves that trust by giving bonds the law directs And
persons having demands upon the estate of the said Peeg
1aman required To exhibit the same, and all persons
indebted to the said called upon to make payment
ELEANOR TALLMAN, t,-.....o.s
HENRY TALLMAN. A-'''"0''
Bath March %, 1871 ].