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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-29

PORTLAND TEIBrNE.-Ths is the title Of
new paper just started in Portland by ID. c.
Colesworthy, Esq. 1t is the size of the TIans,
crpt
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-29
BATH, (Me.)
PICTORIAL ILLUSTRATIONS OF THE
BIBLE

This work has been advertised in our n,ner for
some time, and we have just had the pleasure OF
pcrusing copy. The work contains upwards of
two hundred engravings, illustrative of manners,
customs, incidents, &c, referred to in the Bible
These engravings are accompanied by descrip-
tons exceedingly we'll calculated to increase al
interest in the mind of the reader, to examine the
g scriptures "a very desirable thing, every chris
tian reader will admit
The book is well arranged, handsomely printed.
and attractive the price t1co dollars only.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-29

Number of Students at Bowdoin College, in
,luding the Medical class, 231 last year 22o.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-29

All kinds and degrees OF gossiping are as dis
tasteful to elevated chara cter, gross and IN
food is to 4 we'll trained appetite.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-29

| have dwelt long upon this topic of gosspng
my young friends, because, as | said before, be-
1eved it to be prevailing fault in our young and
social country. The only mode Of extirpat-
ing it, is by the cultivation ofyour minds and the
qualification of your hearts
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-10

kobtJ. Walker on 22d October Is39 .-,--SI
70 james stewart. Printer fee EIGHT An ansfefe|
Also tne east half north west q1arte So auli
township 20 range east, contain;nr 1SeeSoon Ii
nundredlhs acres; was purchased by Ro6, " and
on ga oct 1883, and transferred to wall. Wake
nard. Printer fee eight dollars. aiAef & Der
Also; the east half south east quartz, -
township twenty-three, range east section Is
and 81 hundredths acres; was purcI. 00O51aniug 7S
Walker on Odd Oct 1888, and transerroS oy RObt
q Bernard Printer fee eight dollars wake,
Also; the north east quarter section u
-, range two east, containing l56 acroS, OWnshp
chased by Arick d Dickson on 22d Oct 1900 was pt
Also; the south east quarter section II ti@
%, range east, containing l60 and 81 osnnshp
acres; was purchased by Jno Freeman on IS.
1888. Printer fee ten dollars. ''o Nov
Also; the whole of section twenty. towr.,,
ty-three. range two east, containing 35 ana ~ wen
dredths acres; was purchased by WIN Carv;nO " hl'
18th November 1888. Printer fee % SoTa1 ne
Also; the east half north east quarter secto. ..
township %, range east, containing 10 and Io,<A
dredths acres; was purchased by Malcolm c;I.sUass
on 22d Oct 1888, and trf d. to Rob Jemrson-nsSS;
Also; the south east quarter section %, tovpsS0
twenty-three, range three east, containing ono ~.
dred and fifty eight and thirty-four hundredtbs nun
was was purchased by Arick d Dickson on 22d ocas,
1888 Printers fee ten dollars.
Also; the south west quarter and east half of u,a
west quarter section twenty-three, township twes
three. range two east, containing 239 and "a M
dredths acres; was purchased by Arick and Dicks,
on 22d Oct 1888. Printer fee thirteen dollars,
Also the west half of north east quarter, and en-
half north west quarter section %, township tweu
three range two east, containing l59 and forty-ea
hundredths acres; was purchased by Robt Walk
on 22d Oct 80, and transferred to Walker and R.
nard Printer fee ten dollars.
Also; the west half south east quarter section o
township twenty-three range two east, contains
10 and IA hundredths acres; was purchased bv RoI
] Walker on I'D Oct 1888, and transferred TO W,H
er and Bernard Printer fee eight dollars.
Also; the west half of south west quarter of sac
ton 80, township twentythree, range two east con
tanning 10 and As hundredths acres; was purcbssa
by Samuel GUN on I'D October 1888 and transss,
red to James A. Giraut Printer fee eight doIs
Also; the east half south west quarter section b;,
tysix, township twenty-three, range two east. con
tanning 70 and 45 hundredths acres; was purchase
by Malcolm Gilchrist on 22d Oct 1893, aud transfer
red to James A. Girault Prin. fee eight dollars
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-10
ITAXABLEFOR 1889 AND lS4O.1
SALE OF L.R.V'DS
IN TALLAHATCHlE COUNTY,
r Or ak eS.


will proceed to sell at the Court House door
ofTallahatchie county, Mississippi, at Charles
ton, the following lots or parcels of Land, to
satisfy State and County Tax due thereon for
the years 1889 and 1910, according to the
law made and provided for the recovering of
the State and County Tax-To-soit:
LOTS one and eight. section one, town.
ship twenty-five, range three east, containing
lightweight and sixty-one hundredths acres.
Said land was purchased by Robert Jemirscn,
on the 24th October 1888, and transferred to
T. w. Wintor.-( Printers fee 8 dollars.)
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-29

tor oand for do BOSTON, Machias for dos Lucy, Make,
Camden for York
Ar at 3D. brig Emiline, {of Bangor) M'Glvery,
Georgetown, C. CT sch Samuel ate of Dennis) jeremiah
fogg, of and for saith
Al at Newport goth, sch ydaspe Thomas, Thomason fir
York Casco, Providence for Camden
Al at Norfolk 10th, sch Mary Maria, Ulmer Thomaston.
q at Orleans 18th, ship Diadem, Barstow, Liverpool
brig Choctaw Fitner River Gambia lowed previ-
Havre waiting 100 bales bark Ludwig, Lermond for
ton with des sch Planet, Robinson, do and Portland do
Cl at Mobile 18th ship Ebro, Peef, Antwerp.
Ar at Port Leon and st Marks 29th sch Ann Dennan,
Trim, Camden CT 9Th, brig Haowel, Smith, N York.
Ar at Norfolk goth, brig Emerald, 1'rask Wscasset
Ar at Newport 2st sch Henry Breed Beas baltimore f
BostOn
Ar at Edgartown 20h sch Van Bren of George from
Wilmington Del Eastport with timber.
Ar at Cork, March LIST, Oregon, Gd1en, Liverpool 90 FIR
York. with loss of oreyard, head Of foremost Sprung aad
water casks started.
At Nlaanzas 18th inst Constantine Paten Baltimore 9Th
Napoleon, Sanford from Bath, dschg; Henry, Hobrook,
! uncer. Sid 9th bark Hudson, Curtis, Cronstadt
ADV at Liverpool March Sd, ship Trenton 4lanson for
Boston 10th; Manchester, BOsworh, do with des Queen
Victoria, Thompson, for New York, It'll.
Ar at Orleans l0th ship Orient, Bailey Boston ~ 18th,
ship Byron Shaw Liverpool Goth. q 10th, ship Tallryrand,
Healey, Havre.
Cid at Boston ODD steamer Relineham date of Chelsea)
Wyman Morse, of and for Bath.
Sid I'm Have Doth ut ships Roger Sherman Nichols and
Rochester, owen for N Orleans.
NJ Gaymna 4th inst brig John, Coombs, FIN Wilmington,
Nc. disg
Ar mt NJ Orleans 9th, Ship Ontario, jameson Liverpool.
Cl 7th ship Liverpool, Davenport Liverpool
Ar York 18th, brgs Charles Merritt uavama; Charles
Thomas Doughty, st CroX goth, sch New York. Haley,
Aux Cages.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-29

sETHThe following letter from the Washington
correspondent of the Philadelphia North American,
will be read with interest,";
"Many characteristic anecdotes are related of
Gen. Harrison, connected with his habits during his
brief sojOurn here as President. 1t was his custom
10 take early walks, and he frequent took the mar
ket IN MS way. On one of these occasions he pur-
chased new mich COW of neighbornp farmer and
requested him to drive 10 the Presidents House.
The General was there to attend to the ANIMAL and
invited Inc farmer IN TO take some relreshment: pro-
cured bowl of hot coffee, ham and eggs, and con-
tnued conversation with him about farming
The farmer having finished his breal fast, remark-
ed to the General, you have bought my and
gwen me two dollars more than asked, and good
breakfast besides; but if it wouldn't be too much
trouble, should like to have look of the President
before | go. | am the President replied the Gener-
al. The farmer at first looked incredulous having
taken his hospable friend for the steward but con-
WINGED OF his mistake, with much frankness observed,
well General, voted against you at the election,
but didn't know you then.-1'hat single remark
Il didn't know you hen-w explain thousa nds
OF votes cast against the good General at his cleo
ton.
General Harrison in his last outdoor exercise,
was engaged in assisting the gardiner in adjusting
some grape vines. The gardener remarked that
there would be but little use in trailing the vines, so
FAR as any fruit was concerned, the boys would
come on Sunday while the family was at church,
and steal all the grapes and suggested to the Cen
eral guard against such loss, that he should
purchase active watch dog. Better, said the
General, to employ Sabbath school teacher a dog
may take care of the grapes, but good Sabbath
school teacher will take care of the grapes and ;he
BOYS too.
The vine will put forth its lendrils and its green
leaves but the hand that trail, 1t to the sun, is cold
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-29

Shipwreck. --rhe ship Susan Drew. of Boston,
Capt. Babbage. from Liverpool, the Sth ult for
Boston, went ashore Milk Island, near Cape
Ann, Friday night. No particulars are received,
excepting that the foremost is gone and she is in
a very dangerous situation. The Susan Drew is n
large and valuable ship, nearly new, aud cost
$4,000. 1t is reported that she has cargo on
board worth $3.50 900
Schr Fornax. (of Dennis) from Newport for Ken
nebec was picked up by three New London smacks
about 30 miles SW of Nantucket ShoaI, sails iurled
and about 30 fathoms chain bat no anchor on her
bow. The +. was blown out of Dennis during The
snow storm of 9th inst, Capt Nickerson and crew
being on shore at the time.
Sch Potomac, Spear, from Bath for Boston. cargo
wood, struck on Ipswich Bar Friday morning, and
went to peces-crew saved.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-29

Mormon Tempe We learn from the Newark
Daily Advertiser that the stone of the great
Mormon pie at Nauvoo, Illinois, was laid on
the 9th inst in presence OF seven eight thousand
persons. aud the Nauvoo Military Legion, con-
sistng Of 600 men. The Warsaw IlL) E" Hord'
says " .hr. Rgdon off ciated at the laying of the
chief corner stone, aud addressed the assembly in
a very energetic manner in speech of about an
hour. Gen Rennet commanded the Legion, I'M
der the direction Of the Prophet, and acquitted
himself in truly officer like manner"
~. Y. Times and Star,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-29

aer1ootz our Rol, In1rosrrioN. I1e

TN consequence of the increased demand for TRUFANT'9
Il COMPOUND for cure of SALT RHEUM &C., is evil
dent that base attempts have been mae and are MAX
ing, initiate the article, and infringe upon his right He
obtained LETTERS PATENT three years since both for
the preparation and name and all persons hereby
toned against infringing upon his right guaranteed by SAID
Patent under the penalties of he LAW. Remen-
ber the penalty lies against the seller well the maker
of the Article. So Nevu' by il unless in has the uriasa
min-trritten signature of the inventor The ointment
tin boxes with the letters ''W. Il. TRUFANT PATENT
BATH, ME. stampt the all others must be false
That the above medicine is worthy OF confidence evident
from the fact that not wstanding its oppOson) more than
EIGHT rho US.AND
packages have oaeu SOLD thin shorttme giving gen
ol satisfaction where faithfully applied In fact the
tna and almost daily instances OF It's which have
occurred IN this and other States ses the proprietor in
submitting with increased confidence the public gener
ally. This remedy is recommended i'll addition To SALT
RUEUM, good for RING WORM-SCALD HEAD
LEpROSN-PfL S--frCH-PIMPLES-
and especia'ta for the JACKSON BARRIERS ITCH
As heir hnmors Of thousand names the ointment il
self is frequently used with entire Prize 51cts. Ea
internal application, is composed Of twelve different nge
dents, entirely vegetable and is esteemed highly safe
aed wholesome drinks for persons generally: particularly IN
the spring Price 50 Numerous certificates from
distinguished physicians, rrgvmen and other Professional
men, from this and other States in possession of the
rietar, which might be suhoinad if necessary word 10
wise is sufficient For sale ut the of the subscriber
wholesale and retail, and at the Earn BOOh STORE
In brunswick by Nebb and HaIl-Wiscasset by Edmund
DANA and by his regular agents throughout New Fnsl1hd
". b. TRuFANI, sole proprietor.
Me
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-29
HEALTH AND STRENGTH.


DR.. S. o. Richardson's sherry Vino Bitters
RID the only sure remedy for Dyspepsia and Jaundce that
"a has been dscoveredand their general for -
years. with recommendations from the eminent of the
Medical Faculty. and editorial notices from the Boston Morn
Representative, Bansalle Patriot, Essex Banner iaverh
Gazette, Lowell Patriot, Bunker Hill Aurora, Clarestown
foSo1ln liz, nd~ie ~ III Dover G a, NJ H. Northern
Signal, &c must the afflicted that they possess
the vsce promote perstac action cleanse the stomach
and bowels from unhealthy accuations, and purify and
enliyen the blood in the most thorough and etecul manner
lhey are the most certain remedy for all those prevail
diseases called Dyspepsia, Janndice, Liver Complaints
Heartburn, nHziness, Headache, Wandering or Settled
Pains, Sinking Fantness Sour Stomach, Loss of appetite,
Weakness of the Limbs, Nervous Debility Costiveness
Piles and all Diseases caused by unhealthy state of the
They the uurivaled and eTicacious compound of
0gREGULAR pHYsrcIA s~i and Graduate of the
COLLEGE, VINO has made the study of Medi
Being composed entirely of vegetables they such
that they may taken for any length Of time by
Yads of any age without nring the system or exposing it
BEH.9RE OF PEDDLERsu
The genuine article be Obtained of them any
pretence whatever. MEYER EMPLOY THEN, .NOR
.GLL0W THEN TO SELL NY MEDICINES. And all
Btiers, put in phals ard small bottles prporng
to be mine, IRE RINK CoUNTERFEITS.
As some are base enough to fill the empty bottles with
their stuff, and thus deceive the unWary and have at
tempted an Imitation oi my l}ters in papers,
BE CAREFUL OF HlH0.H YQU PURCHASE!
In consequence of these attempts at impostion have
been at great expense i'll having directions and Wrappers
and IN future the Bers in papers will be done up in differ
e sNle see lat Inc envelope has on II my name IN 1ul,
entered according to act OF Congress- in the year 1870 by
:. o. Richardson, NJ. D., in the Clerks Office of the District
Court Of Massachusetts " and the other side, Establish
ed in 1903 at south Reading, County Of Mddlesex Masa
chnses The border around the inside directions, (Which
are printed on white tissue paper crousy engraved
that the words cdr s. o. Richardson's Sherry Wine Bers'
ut themselves in thousand different FORMS As copy
right has been granted me, tNFWNGEMENrs WILL BE
SEVERELY DEALT according law. The bottles are
nearly ready to be iSsHed in the style.
All Btters prepared by me havea fac-simile of my sigma
nlre on the outer envelope, COUNTERFEIT WHICH
FORGERY.
rs YOU PaLUE HE4LTH BE CAREFUL!
Orders from Agents, merchants, traders DRUGGISTS poth
ecailes ana dealers medicines viii be punCuay attended
To, and sent 10 part of the country safely packed il
boxes. liberal discount will be allowed on the sale.
For sale wholesale and retail, at the
DOCTORS OFFICE, ID HANOVER STREET, BOSTON,
and in most Towns throughout the New England States
33Price IS cents per bottli50 cents per paper. fS
For sale by N. We'd, C. e. Waldron d. y. Kendall in
Bath Me. e " 6ni
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-29

Set out the Shade Irecs-Don't forget to set
out ornamental forest trees early this Spring on
the borders Of house yards. on the margin of
streets, about meeting houses and other public
buildings and especially around grave yards. The
Elm, Sugar Maple, Fir, Mountain Ash, &c. are
beautiful for those purposes. They always give
the villages lovely appearance, which arrests
the praises of strangers they afford refreshing
shade to premises, and are conducive to health
in several points of view.-H Culivator.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-29

Benutifm Hiustration.--At the Oratorio Of the
Creation at the Musical Fund Hall, on Thursday
evening. just before the passage and God said let
there he light" occurred, the gas was shut off, and
there was dim and obscure light in the hall. The
audience hardly understood lis purpose, bat when
thu words = and there Vas tight" he effect was
electrical. Many Of the audience almost sptang
from their seats, the illusion startling
PHIL n" glncIicnn.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-29

.fn3ther insult 10 The Anlerican Flag By a Brit
iM Man-of. War.-C Capt Wyse, of the Leonidas,
Ut Baltimore from R 10 de Janeiro states that on the
l7h of March, in lat 30 5 lon 80 Al W. he was
fired into and brought to by the British sloop-ofwar
Rose the boat sent on board the papers demand
ed and examined under the plea of supposltion that
she was u Iaver. After OBTAINING him for some
time she was allowed to proceed
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-29
MILK Z

AELiVERED at your louses at five per quart com
~ mencing aboutth 10Th Of May Those rsons in
the settlement who wish to be supplied above, be
furnished daily the coming by leaving their
with Aasa Soue in this town. with John Glass Wool
wich on the ''Ialnan Farm"
Bath, April %. 1871. tft
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-29
GOTsIIAnT ~ IIINAI,y.

Tg1liE Trustees of this Institution contemplating certain
pairs the Seminary buildings during the approae hnp
Of the school, il found dcshe ief,s the com
msmcenlent Of the next Term week byond the time dc
sipaied in the advertisement recently circulated
IHe sExT TERM MILL THEREFORE, coMaENcE THrRt-
DAY, HE l3rH OF NAY NENr iNsrEap oF THrHsDaY 1nr
Gra, ant VIII continue fourteen weeks.
JACOB S. SMITH, see{oIary
I..r1n Ann -
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-29

Marshal Of Maine.--We are happy to announce
that our friend Col. John d. Kinsman, has enter
ed upon his duties as Marshal of Maine. This
appointment is very acceptable, and we have no
doubt that the duties ofhe office will be discharg-
ed with urbanty and promptness.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-29

The Craze. The grave ia not deep. 1t ia the
luminous foot prin: of an angel who is seeking US
when the unknown hand sends the last arrow at
the head of man, he bows his head, and the arrow,
only strikes from his wounds the crown of thorns.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-29
COMM s1RGEAL.
Domestic Markets.

Domestic Markets.
BOSTON MARKET, April 81.
Flourtenesee, middng. ijJbbs lSa4 ID per Dbl cash.
Cheese-Ncw milk, 100 casks lpoor quality ls 5-sc
per Ii, cash.
Codee-st DOMINGO, 81 bags, Ice per ID, cash.
suga-Hayana brown poor quaty,) 10 boxes, 73c per
ID, mos.
Raisins-ploom, 100 boxes, $l.53 10 per box,
TubarcoKertncky leaf, quilts Eye) Is hAds adv, u
sold, } 81 &c per 10, moe.
Cigars American, 10 n, 81, 35 4 so per NJ, cash.
Te-Young Hyson, 40 chests, 40 10 50 &c, 10 hf do,
81 SEC per Ill., mos 30 f do. "a "a Il SIC per h.
Caumes cargo. souchong, 30 chests SO 57c-Talbot's
cargo. % h do. 81 ~ sic psrlb massachusetts cargo.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-29

The Maine Farmer announces the melancholy
fact that large and importaD. portion of the human
race has been swept from existence. There is ac-
cording to that paper, an entire end Of all aoomen,
and their place is only imperlectly supplied by-la-
oies! All females, say the farmer desPondingy, are
nniY Lndie5.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-29

Funeral SoiemnU ieS-Under the direction Of
the city authorities OF Bangor. there i'm
posing funeral procession Tuesday, the 20h
inst. as a demonstration of respect for the late
President. An address was delivered by Hon.
ELISHA II. ALLEN.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-29

A Brazilian Ambassador has arrived at Wen
ma, for the purpose of negotiating the marriage OF
the Princess Januaria with an Austrian Prince,
and also of settling the preliminares of the mar
riage of the Emperor Don Pedro H., who is now
Is years ofage.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-29

The Queen of Engiand,--The privy purse Of the
Queen of England amounts to GC0,0O0 per an
mum. or sl64 Is l0d. day. She has beside
Buckingham Palace, St. James Palace, Windsor
Castle and Brighton Pavilion. including the ey-
penses of the royal household, royal bountes and
charities, pensions, unapprnpriated money, etc,
the Queens income annually is Gii5,00 or e.
1877 day. Queen Adelaide receives Gi0O, 900 IL
year, f274 day
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-29

CANADA. The Parliament of the united PROV
ince is summoned for the despatch of business, tt
meet on the Goth of May.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-29

The President has recognized James Winthrop
Andrews Consul Of Greece forthe port of Boston,
John l.. Hedley Vice Consul Of Portugal al
.Charleson,S s. c., and Moses Patten as Consul of
Texas for Bangor Me-
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-29

The Wing members of the Legislature of New
York have held meeting to express their conf
dence in the administration of President Tyler.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-29

THE Treasurer win receive proposals ag Loan If ta11
payable in five annual insalmens with Interest anflsI
y, until the 30th Of April Persons disposed to eon,raft Yr
the whole part of the above sum- viii please hand In tir
proposals stating the amount and rate by that dsy.
CUSHING ALLEN Treasurer
Bath April 18th, 1871. ava
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-29
DRY GOODS !-NTW PRLNT'SN

VOY & JACE. son, have just received and offer for
j sale very cheap cash. and fashionable
ment If FRENCH, E.HjILTSH T. 4IfERfCyAN Prints.
Also \ primc lot of KERSEf.nERESS & S.41LVE7S Sheet
ings Shirngs, &c, &c
Rey have likewise general variety Of first rate Yves;
india Goods and amily Groceries, such asTea, Surar
Codee Molasses, Rice Flour Pork Lard Potatoes Meal
Spices of all kinds, Cheese, Butter, &C, &C.
Path, April 9Th, 1911. TIA
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-04-29
NortcE II HEREBY GIVEN.

HA the subscribers have been duly appointed Executors
of the last will of Peeg Tallman late of Bath in the
County of Lincoln, deceased and have taken upon them
selves that trust, by giving bonds the law directs. Aud
all persons having demands upon the of tie said Ptg
Taman required to exhibit the same, and all persons
indebted the said called upon make
ELEANOR TAIJ4MAN, rx..,,.
HENRY TALLMAN. h"'eeH'0rS'