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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24
Administrators Not5ce.

10 all persons interested in the lands
and tenements OF John Davidson.
deceased, especially in the north half OF
east half southwest quarter, and south half
west half southwest quarter of section
I, tor-no!siP II, Range 1 ooat;
lake NOTICE, That at the November
term next of the Probate Court of Carroll
county, we will apply for an order TO sell
7oid Land -" tho rsrnnsc of payin5 H.
debts of said estate, when and where YOU
may attend and shew cause to the contrary.
JAMES HEATH, -,
DAVID G. DAVIDSON, 11""' ! .
Of estate Of John Davidson, decd,
September 10, 1345 39-6t
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24

THE TARIFF IN THE NEXT CONGRESS.
There was class of political spouters
in our late canvass who maintained stout
ly and confidently that it was so well set
tied that the present tariff law would not
be disturbed, that they even affirmed that
the President would not recommend its re
duction The leading fact from which they
deduced their conclusion was, that Mr..
Polk had appointed Mr.. Buchanan his
Secretary of State, and hence they were
fully satisfied that he would be content to
let the tariff stand. They overlooked two
important circumstances connected with
this subject-firS, that although Mr.. Blu
chanan voted for the present law, yet he
accompanied his vote with the distinct
declaration that his own opinion was in
opposition to the bill-and second, that as
Secretary of Slate, Mr.. Buchanan has
nothing to do with the tariff question.
This delusion, however, has now passed
away-the emphatic annunciation of Mr..
Walker, the Secretary of the Treasury
having charge OF the subject, that the
tariff must be reduced" together with his
known energy 10 collecting information as
o'he practical operation of the law, back
ed by repeated declarations in the Wash
lngtong Union expressing the same senti-
ment-these evidences have dissipated all
doubts as to the course. of the President,
and have produced universal conviction
that the reduction of The tariff will be the
prominent question in next Congress. In
view of this state of the subject, the tariff
is now undergoing general Investigation
and discussion in every section OF the
Union. The sentiment is becoming uni
vcrsal that the subject ought to be definite
Iy and permanently arranged during the
next session.
In no quarter of the Union is the Tariff
undergoing so savere a scrutiny as In the
northern States. The extravaganza profits
which are there well known to be leceiv-
ed by manufacturing capitalists, have a
wakened an intense interest in The public
mind, and are calling forth the most de-
cided expression of dissatisfaction with
the law. As far as our observation has
gone, it satisfies US that out Of Pennsylya
MIA the sentiment OF the democracy is
universal that the tariff must be reduc-
ed" The only difficulty which will be
presented in the next Congress will be in
respect to the details of a new arif-this
is at all times perplexing subject, but
we have strong confidence that the result
will show that the difficulty is not nsur-
mountabe. We shall continue to trans
fer TO our columns such articles on the Ia
riff as will be calculated to throw light upon
it, whistit gives peculiar pleasure to pre-
sent the views of our correspondents who
may desire TO contribute their mi.e to the
discussion. Nash Union.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24

IMPORTANT MOVEMENT OF THE BLACKS
IN CANADA.-We perceive from some Of
the Canada papers, that very ex,raordin-
airy movement has lately been commenced
amongst the colored people of Canada, in
the shape of State Convention, for The
purpose of calling on the negro popula-
lion Of the United States to unite with
them in creating on instruction in the
Southern States in favor Of Mexico We
wonder if the colonial government of
Canada will tolerate such proceedlngsl-
If they do, they may get their hands full
before they ale aware,
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24
The State Of mississippi, !
CHoCTAw COUNTY.

PrObdte Court, JRly term, 1915.
IN TIE MATTERS OF THE ESTATE OF JOHN
A. NEWELL, DECEASED.
NN opening the matters 90 .Ae clifton
q in this case, It was ordered, a ludg-
ed and decreed by the Cour' ,ht all per-
sons interested in the following tsndS. to-
wit: The west bali Of he northeast quar-
ter, andanorth-west Q rarter OF section slx-
teea township eighte N, range seven east,
as tenants or heirs at law OF John y. New
ell, deceased, be and personally appear
at Probate Court to be holden at the
Courthouse in the town of Greensboro,
on the fourth Monday in October next, and
shew cause, if any they can, why the above
described lands should not be sold agreea-
bly, TO the prayer Of Mourning Ii. Newell,
guardian of the infant and minor heirs OF
John A Newell, deceased.
Ordered, that publication of this notice
be made in the " Mississippi Democrat
and " Southern Reformer" for forty DAYS.
Witness, the Hon'l James A. Kennedy,
Judge of Probates for Choctaw county,
this 4th Monday in July, lS45.
Attest: THO: n. DAVIS, Clerk.
Issued August %, 1915. 37-6t
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24
The state OF SEississippi.I

CHocTAw COUNTY.
Probate Court, August term 4. d. 1915
T pom motion of Charles Calhoun,
surviving administrator the estate
of VIM. G. Clark, deceased, il is ordered
by the Court that publication be made in
the Mississippi Democrat, for the time
prescribed by law, notifying all persons
interested in the estate of the said William
c. Clark, decd, that the said Charles Cal
houn, administrator as aforesaid, will, at
the next term of this court. present his ac-
count for final settlement and allowance.
and ask TO be discharged from further ia
bility as such administrator.
A copy from the minutes.
Test: THO: N. DAVIS, Clerk.
September 10, 1915. 3g-6t
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24
AdgAinistra tors Notice.

HNO all persons interested in the estate
of Elizabeth Bradley, deceased:
TAKE NOTICE, that at the November
term next of the Probate Court Of Carroll
county, will present my account for final
settlement and allowance as administrator
of said estate, and ask to be discharged.
JAMES o. BRADLEY, Admir-
Of estate Of Elisabeth Bradley. decd.
September 10, lS45 39-6t
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24
ExecufOr,s Sale.

N obedience to an order of the Probate
i court of Carroll county, we will offer
for sale to the highest bidder, on a credit
of IL months, at the Courthouse door in
the town of CarrolIton, on Saturday the
lst day Of Nopember nert, The west half
south east quarter, and east half south.
west quarter section ID; and east half
north east quarter section "a, township
10, range east; and west half nor!h-w
quarter section IS; and west half north
west quarter section 10, township 10,
range 6 east-belongiug TO the estate Of
James d. Mclean, and will be sold for the
purpose OF making distribution amongst
the legatees of said estate. Bond and
good security will be required of the Pur-
chaser E. r. McLEAN,l ~,
G. D. MCLEAN, ' 0''
Sept "a, lS45 4l-tds
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24

Posi- OFFICE STATIsT1cs.--We have
obtained from the General Post Office, the
following list Of the receipts which have
been made under the former and present
post office laws. These facts may assist
in showing the present operation of the
new system The receipts of these post
Offices are here variously stated-some the
average per week, and others for the whole
month OF July. In every case, they fall
short of the receipts of the former law,
but in various proportions, as will strike
The readers eye at once: Union.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24
I'm Circuit Court Of Carroll
County, state Of mississippi.

LhtIiSA II" DlOHH
Us. BILL OF Discovery.
James d. Long.
IT pom opening the matters of this
bill, and it appearing that The said
Jas. ID. Long is not resident Of this State
-IT is ORDERED that he appear at the
next term of said Court TO be holden on
the first Monday in October next, and an
swer the bill OF discovery filed therein, anc
in default, the matters of said bill viii be
taken for confessed.
It's further ordered, That this notice be
published once week for two months sue
cessively in the Mississippi Democrat.
r. A. SEWARD, Clerk
July 9, ls45. 30-9s
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24
administrators Notice.

ETrERS of administration having
IL been granted 10 the undersigned, BY
The Probate Court of Carroll county, at
the September term, 1916, thereof, on the
estate of William c. Davis, deceased, all
persons having claims against said estate
are notified to present them, duly authen-
t'cated, within the time prescribed by law,
or they will be forever barred.
AMOS HOLMAN, Admir-
Of the estate of Nm. {. Daris, deed.
September 10, l645 39-6t
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24
ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

2 no all persons interested IN the estate
of Nathan Miers, deceased:
TAKE NOTICE, that at the November
term next of the Probate Court of Carroll
we will present our account for f.
nal settlement and allowance as admins
traitors of said estate, and pray to be dis
charged.
EDWARD MIERS,l 49,.
YOUNG MIERS, A0"' 70
of estate Of Nathan Miers, decd.
September 10, 1915 $685.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24
GTRCE1l ElrCtssz.
fiSi ass1sg as4 TEsstsy = Sssr.A-r All

sCnex Hiss ccEnr - xzKerx = 49,.
- re sre -afaaf1red - $780,
hes't dksNlka : EtNNDF-T. es Ia-zar,-
= s@H A44sir - 4aeFr 81 a. ii,sa ts4rs ~
ksFsss a. 49,. &c la.s S-r.szsa :, So
CT Ne are au.ka-s--s a.. -.
lsas't A1kNkNuEk IA 0lAxT1N- u -.
- ss-zfys - Faa@44stF 60 sr-stfEr e 81
4asss 81 - IA Csars sf E.s-.-s 40 : :.
a-r see Nsrfksr- s.s-.-t
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24
- 81 E6th Nrrtiorl.


Administrators Notice
q No all persons Interested - ne ssiasr
6 OF Friend q. Love. dccease5,-
TAEE NOTICE.. Thag AZ are Ortaacr tern
UeXt OF the Pr1aate Court al CaFreH
county, Miss NE wil present ear accoaaf
for allowance ana Eaal sesflcueut. as e1-
minlstrairix aad & administering al sea e.
tate. MARY l. SMITH. A8-'r-.
JOIN! g,,,, W. :, p5lNI5l a.. Re.
August IS, l>45 SS-at
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24

~ - AZ s--..r-el O. sreoa-ee
feneE JOHN " Tayta- - -
ehaaess3sr e. $40 So ~ -
g. Ne are 49, i. -,
tsss't STEPHEN lRlsrEs- =. .....-.-r.. -
>t1ts Csszze1.r a. ra-.r.-. =. -. 49,. ~
- AK 81 Kessrlasat
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24
). Ii. LEFHORE
Receiving, Forwarding & Commission MerchaI

LEFLoRE, (YAzoo RIvER)
EEPS constantly on hand large
~ supply Of Bagging and Rope, Ba-
con, Lard, Flour, Sugar and Coffee, Salt,
Iron, Castings, Nails, Negro Shoes, Blan-
kets, Jeans and Linseys. Also general
assortment Of DRY GOODS.
| am always prepared to make liberal
CASH advances on Cotton stored with me.
or purchase at the highest market price.
Sept. Is, lS45. 40-6m
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24
Committed 60 che Jail

S0EAssssAtSu 10 slc JAZZ
nf Ch1rsaw coGuIs. Nj. CO
"a ~ - f.. 49,. s.srh - A.
10y gust last. ne1To uan 49,
FE/ ca.ls him-e.f ELM. aa3 sas-
s.-2zsz2a De belongs ~ BsE.amlaS ). Rlcks
of Madison eo0ats, NJ, iren wham be
ran away some Two or three weeks siace
Said boy Is about - ~ 90 years e SO.
dark complexion. rather tAla v.sase, : ieet
Is or 8 inches hish. ha3 o. vrlea coan..
ted an old white FIR haL bsaua leaas
roundabout, coai aHl paats. the Paais ullcA
worn. The owner q said by : hrrcas
notified TO come forward, prove property,
pay charges and take him auay, - - a.
be dealt with n the AN dircrts.
EDw'D JOHNSON. So
Sent. =. l>45.-S9 JEiirr e. e.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24
Executors SAL.

\ Obedlence - a. ofler 81 he Ecc.
the PfoAate coart 80 CarroI csunfv.
VII otter iaT sale, az p-l.lc a1ciicn. e. tie
highest bi3jer, III the CoaEl -has der e.
the town Of Carroll,oa. ca fsr "a L.
day, tls -272d Gag. 81 >eptrzss- zrrt. ru a
credit o. u monihs, tAc s1u,h half ~
east bali noTih eas, guarser seel5ca :. a,l
that por;ion o; wess half uorta wcst ear
ter section 2, which les sel-A q tLe
branch ruuning through ,ae saEe iz tawn-
ship 20 range 6 east. beloag.ns Is ne
estate ct Nm- Jobnseu deed. aaf ull &c
sold for the Pcrpo-e 81 diyllias the pre-
ceels tsercoi amongst The heirs ~ said
estate.
JOHN W. DIEES. E-'- 81 ca Is-f
y az Gni Iestaszsa.f 81 II--. y. tzso-. .s--'F
August p. ISIS. SIS
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24

The Washington Union, correcting a
report published by the Vicks6urg Wing,
which we copied, that the Secretary. Of
War, by the direction of the President, had
required Gov. Brown, of Mississippi, to
make draft of men, and have them rea-
dy for further orders, says:
+" This is a mistake. No such requisi.
ton has been made. General TAYLOR is
authorized, if necessary, to call for men
from Mississippi, as well as from Louisi-
ana, etc. But it is certain that no such
call was made at the time specified, in any
form whatsoever"
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24

CO We are aa-a,SaE5 ca zzre-a-a
william gRN>uu 49, -. - - -
eteetsea tsr.- -Hre ~ SsrF ri f-.-sr -e.rr
We are aafke-z~3 =, 60,
JAMS Collins a.a -.-.s..s. - - -.
nj >Assa zl Ears-I zsr.rs
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24

FROM CORPUS OHRISTI AND ARKANSAS.
A letter has been received in this city,
dated Arkansas, Sept I'd, from which we
have gathered the following items:
All express arrived at Corpus Christi on
the evening Of the Isl, with Information
that Mexican army of 5000 men were
within Is miles of the encampment OF
Gen. TAYLOR. The writer, however.
places no reliance on the report. He left
the encampment at half past two on the
morning of the End, and up to that hour
nothing further had been heard OF " the
5000 .Mexicans." Every preparation
had been made, however, to receive them.
The Volunteer arlillerists from this city
were all in very good health, and were
spoken of with grea; deal of respect by
the officers of the regular army.
As the rainy season sets in, the q. S.
troops are to move to the Rio Grande.
~ o. Bulletin, of 18Th.
The brig Maria Spear arrived here on
Monday in three days from Galveston
She brought no papers. The Convention
was still in session at the dale of the last
accounts from Austin. I'D.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24

WM. CorHRAN. - - E0W k21
ENOTHRAN & HOWARD. As,srs-ys
- q LAS.
Mr.. CoFHRAN's ofice al Carr0llgoa. aaa
Mr.. HOwAKD's Al Cofesyilie. YslosaSAa 60
March. 1915
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24
The state of mississippi,

CHoCTAW COUNTY.
10 all persons interested IN TIRE estate Of
Wallidm c. Bennett, deceased.
W on will please take notice that
j shall, at The next November term
OF the Probate Court of ChOctaw county,
present my account for final settlement
and allowance, as administrator OF the es-
tate of the said William G.. Bennett, de-
ceasnd, and ask to be discharged.
SOLOMON BENNETT, Admir-.
September 3, lS45. 3S-6t
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24

4.ACE04oT : zNol4NN.
"vO ~ pe~sr-s szterrssr3 Il - 60
tsne ~ 1azses klz<. 9eeuzse4s--~
Tsxn ~rxs-s. 5Asz a. tAe ONrsze<s ~
~, - ~ prs>ass Gee 81 c4rre,l eea@-
~ N~.s.ss>.k. &c 49, nrrseat egr -
ecuat 60 6sal ses..eaeeas- - -
a. execufars 81 ~ At ~A4 49,
Hsens 81 AL 6se~ase-.
nAN-L k.NS Es,~x.
lOuN IN
Aug4< -. lSts
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24

nISSOLUTlON. The partnership Of
SHATTUcK & YHITmoRE in the
practice OF the law, is dissolved BY the re-
moval of Judge Shauuck from the State.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24

AstEAM A0ANA4~
Ch0ctasc Circzit CoErs - 20 Sssscaass-
tern, lS45.
Samuel F. Eehasl ArrasHxzsr sos
A. A. S.i,h. 50 90
y this case the attachment haVarg beca
s returned executed Is ievysng tx
same On The property e sad 1esea1aai.
aud by summoaiag Nay 5. Medey -
garuishee-
Il is therefore oTte-ed. Thai notsce -
given thar It the defendant saai al. - sP-
pear at the mex, term Of The Clrcsss CoaEt
OF Choctaw couniy, On the iAlrd Ms1@es
Of September next. and plead, ansseE &
deEnur 10 said attachment. Ialgsaees D
default viii be rendered against bar. AID
the property 50 attached wiil he SD
1t is further ordered, That his aol.cs -
published IN the Mississippi Denscra,, =
newspaper Published "A ne soUa q Car
rollton, Carroll coanty, far taar successive
weeks. JOHN NOLEN, Cisr&
August Is, lS45 S5-t
II. n. DAVIS. PfFs An'v-
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24

DLANKS. - Magistrates Sumaaas
and ExecatioEs, aad Consa1iess
Bonds, for sale a. this 0flics.
Sept. 81
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24

z WHITMORE, will continue The
e. practice. Office at Carrolhon.
September |, 1915. 3S-lf.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24

60 We -re s1faeslzef e aecs-zre
fttAN $3.50 rs. 49,. - - -
ls Aasesser d. tsrF-- q SIS.
g. We sre asfhaftze1 "a anaaazce
rEflN e. SscN kSn as q zsaaaas- az A.
sssser at csrret raartr.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24

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49, $50 as -
t-..sz.s, usie1st.t. $780,. tl .lzss. -.
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u.sTzsl-r s-rrr~r~-
E- We - ---s.-a..l -
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- eazelass - rrsr--f 49, - -
$50 ssa1aai tas.s.eF. ra-s.F a.f 49, -
-, -. -, 49,, $780, C1s--
ti a- Assfrss Lees
- Nt afe aztecrl-ra c. 1zneazes
ts rszeasstr go uesf.s a. =. .
SO lsta.sa. nssnef-
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$3.50 r -tt-- st Faat g. e. -
't si Sc ttrt
--zzsas y a. t-.--,t n. ..--...- -
as~, as-f faHstss-ee.
-
.wiltsu EsNS-sl
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sf Ssssa sl gsrs.I s.ssr.
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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-09-24
The State OF HiS>iSsippi.

CHacrAw CoUNFN.
CbOctasc Circzit CoErs - 20 Sssscsaser
term. lG45.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-08-18

NOVEL MODE OF APPLYING LEECHEs.-
During the mania for leeches which prevailed
some years ago in France, a country doctor IN
Brittany had ordered some to be applied to pa
tent suffering with the throat. On entering
to see the effect of his remedy the first person ne
met, on entering the house was the patients wlie
& Well, my good woman said the doctor,
e how is your husband to-day better no doubt Z"
g Oh, yes, SURELY" answered the woman, "he
is as we'll as ever and gone to the field"
81 thought so,' continued Monsieur lie Docteur,
The leeches have cured him Wonderful Ell
feet they have you have got the leeches OF
course -
ssOh yes, Monsieur lie Docteur, they did him
a great deal of good though he could not take
them all.'
Take them all % cried our friend, * why how
did you apply them" -
seOh, managed it nicely" said the wife look
ing quite contented with herself; &C for variety
sake, | boiled one half and made fry oil the 9TH
err But what he took was quite enough con-
tinued she, seeing some horror in the doctor
countenance, for he was better the next morn
ing, and to-day he is quite well.
G Umph % said the doctor, with sapient shake
of the head, if they have cured him it is suffi
cient; but they would have been better applied
externally"
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-08-18
August II. I845.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

WORCESTER, SIS.
meeting OF the County Commissioners, begun and
hidden at Worcester, within and Tor the County OF
Worcester on the secondM onday OF August, AID 1915,
by adjournment. nj, 10. !
on The Petition aforesaid Ordered. That notice be
given 10 an persons and Corporations interested therein
gbi said ommlssioners will meet at tie house OF oil
ENocu WHITNoRE in said Ashbnrnham, on IUeSddy me
fourteenth dav of October neat. at two OF the CLOCK IN me
afternoon nv publishing Infested copy OF SAID fell-
zion and of s Order thereon in the Massachusetts spy
a Newspaper printed in said Worcester, three weeks
uccesiyey the last publication to DE fourteen days. at
least befre the said fourteenth day OF october Ee&t
And further Ordered, That the Sheriff OF SAID Coun
~ ar his Deputy serve the Town Clerk OF me sald town
az shurnham i'm attested copy Of SAID fetoh ahG
Order thirty DAYS at least, and also post up an aes'eu
copy the eof in two public places IN SAID town OF ASH
furnhan fourteen days at least before the saiu ioui
teenth day OF next at which time ana pace me
sand Commiss will proceed TO view ne Ioue ee
forth in said Petition, all persons ana Corpod
tios interested therein, who may then ana 'ele uesie
10 be heard thereon and if they shall adGdge tha tne
nraver Of aiJ Petition ought be granted, then TO ap
Droye and allow of the way, as laid out by sara select
men over the route above described, ana dlrect me
said oyina out aud the acceptance thereof to be record
ed v the Clerk Of said Ashburnha, asreeabiy 10 aW
Attest, JOo, ". ~ a. 49,
"a Attest, JO9' " hI1''D1Ah-H' 49,
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-08-18
To the Honorable County Commission
ers for HE C0nnty Of Worcester.

for the Comfy OF worcester
rg1IIE undersigned inhabitants Of the Of Ashburn
ham respectfully represent, that on about the 18th
day of March last of petitOned in writing the
S.lectmen of said Ashburnham to lay out way
mencIRg at the termination Of road the house of Ed
mund Jones; thence running westerly to the line OF the
toyu of Winchendun, with road in SAID Win
chendon That on the both day of April, the Selecmen
having given seven days notice in writing all concerned
proceeded to the route and did lay said road
follows to wit: Commencing at white pine tree the
line of said WinchendoE-then ~ 79o E. 20 rodsthence
S $40 E. IL 10 rodsthence s 74o Is E. rods-thence
S $50 E. 10 10 rods-hence s $40 2S7l0 rOds-thence
s $50 E. &c rods-thence S. $50 E. SO $40 rods-thence
s. $50 49, E. ITO rods-thence S. IS Isl e. 2 ITO rods
thence $ $50 10 rods-thence N so As E. IL rods
to the westerly end of the way leading Edmund oness
house beng IS! rods in length l29 ITO rods of the
being over land of Enoch Whimore and SO 10 rods
land OF Edmund Jones. Said road to be and half
rods wide and the line above described be the of
the road And they appraised the damages follows,
wit; To Edmund Jones' fty-Iwo dollars and fifty
To the said Whtnlure hundred and seventy two dol
lars and TWENTY-FIVE cents aud dry bridges allowing the
said Whmore sixty days from the time said road accept
ed to remove wood standing and growing thereon and
TO the said Jones till the first day of Oct. to
The cros from that part said road which passes his
land Your Petitioners would further represent that
legal meeting of the inhabitants of the OF A,hburn
nam held on the twenty eighth day of June last the Select
men reported above for the Of The
town and when accepted and recorded forever after
20 be known public highways and that the town did
unreasonable refuse accept said report Wherefore we
feel much agqeved, and humbly pray your Honorable
BODY that you would proceed establish and confirm the
oinps of the Seectmen, and nd read TO be built
GILMAN JONES, and "a others.