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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-03-14

COUNTY ORDERS FOE SALE.
GCorT Count, Orders FIR sale =, 4 dis.
- count COOK & SARGENT
October 4th. 1919.
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CAfs,gINA SACisA.

n SUPPLY jist received BY tho sal !.
ID seriber and for sale bv the dozen or at
retail. II. A. PORTER,
IS Illinois street, Rock Island.
September 9Th, 1880 3-ri
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IiNSEYS.
A fine lot of plaid aud plain Lnseys'
very cheap, at WA iNSLLn D
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BLANK ssR:ElIS

"a the latest rm. in., printed and
~ ar sale nj the Gazette Office
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JUST RECEIVED,
Sa,inctts, Cassimeres, Jeans, Twocds,
Cloths, sc. Call and price them 1T
WM. INSLEE'S.
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SLIGO IRON.

ELAT, square, and round Iron assert.
II ed sizes Plough Slabs, Plough Wings
assorted, Shopes and sizes, Hoop and Band
Iron;
STEEL,
Cast. English Blister, Am. Blister;
German and Spring Steel assorted sizes,
Steel Plough Lays,
Wagon Boxes,
Carringc Springs.
IRON AXLES.
a full supply Of the above articles A.
WAYS on hand and for sale as low as can be
afforded by
G. L. DAVENPORT.
Dec. Goth. !si9.
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70 tiRtE LANDS il . 4 nctphhar-
- hoods for sale in 40, 80 or co acre lots 10
suit purchasers 60 TX 81 SARGENT.
Davenport October l,h, l9I9
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
large Stock just received direct from
R,,ston. which are offered very low by
WIN. INSLEE.
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CliHiQue Lecturers.

.ueinine-PRoF II. J HULcE.
sngery-PaoF. r. S. NEWTON.
2. FREEA.S, NJ -. Anatomical Demonstrators.
The fees Tor fal. course OF lectures amount
ios$l05.
Each Professors Ticket, SIS. Ma,riculator's,
S. Demonstrators Fee, $40. Graduation SEQ
Those desiring further information will please
address their letters pos, paidl 10 the I'eaI; and
students arriving in the city will please Gail on
hiE q. the Commercial Hotel.
r. S. NEWTON, NJ D,
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ES5E Xxi, buai George Sath'- money.
ssAv1a Wisconsin, Michigan. Canada, and all
other good money taken a, GASTLE {. CCT!.
RINS, in exchange for goods.
January 3D..
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MEMPHIS INSTITUTE.
Medical Department.
Hyhe regular course of Lectures

q in this Institute vii commence on The
FIRST OF November. and tinue until the l,si
of February Tie Anatomical Department vii
he opened and ready 10 receive students b. the
First of October. Tae Medical Department will
be under the direction u the following
PROFESSORS:
2. FREEMAN, H. D., Professor of Anatomy.
r. S. NEWTON. NJ. ID, Professor Of Surgery.
II. J. HuLcE, NJ D., Professor of Theory and
Practice of Medicine.
". BYRD Powell. n D /, Professor OF paysi-
olcgv, Pathology, Mneraiogy and Geosorv.
J. kIsG, n. D., Professor of Mlteria MeJlca,
Therapeutics ana Medical Jurisprudence.
]. MILros SANDERS, A N N. D j, Professor OF
Chemistry and Pharmacy.
J. A. WILSON. M. D., Professor of Obstetrics
and Diseases of Women and Children.
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N. b BuroRp +,
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Davenport, Nov. 22d, 1919
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JAMES FERGUS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-13
Later from Florida.

The Z 4 steamer Fashion. Capt. James Nee.
Baker, arrived here yesterday from Fort BIRDke,
Fla which place she left ON the 2jth. We fre In
debed o. her officers for tho ol1wng items 81 news
General Tgiggs was at Fort Brooke when the
Fashion left He had been thrown from his horse
few days before and had his arm broken, butw
doing well when the steamer let.
The u : steamer De ROssett, on R trip 10 Char
Ottes Harbor, when s miles from Egmont broke
her piston rod and was towed INTO Tampa Bay BY
the L. = steamer Col Clay, ani aitcrwsri taken
UP 10 Fort Brooke by the Fashion.
The Fashion took on board at the river Manitea.
from the Col. Clay. seventy three Of the SemEoles
omigratng West The Chief OF this party IL called
"a PIC chu-che sub Chief Ca cbs.hxloooh ap-oo.
The 4shion LETT the Mautea river at ; 2. NJ on
the 25th-tonched at the BiTancas, Pensacola, Ga
the 2d Of March, and came nto the river At A. ii.
on Sunday, IN a heavy iOg. She brings rs psssen
gers Mai. Holmes, ia command OF party Lieut.
Wright, in command OF detached troops Col Can
non. Capt Watt, aud Messrs Pear.al ADD Coz.
By this arrival We also hear Of the loss OF tho I
:. steamer Hetzel, the particulars of which viii
be found IN the annexed extract from a private
letter.
she surveying H-tzel IL Cong Rogers, saf
yeyng Cape Cafnayeual Sae parted her chains Ia Fse
snd went shore, and supposed VIII 10 lost Copy
log book Of u transportation steamer hOnmOlib, Cspt
John Otwsyi Feb "a SPIN let 40 my arcbof half nile
from he Hezel. H. Rogers her commander came ~ 10 .
whseboat He required zoe "a lsy oil nighi, 10 ave I'm
yu n the morning At high wster, which sgreed To- TIE
morning wei ghed one u her sncbors and aid u Ooi
sgalr, snd gave hem He t-en dspenset VIII
ny gglrg tls DOa shs badly used. Sse es p
Vae wh he beach eantsd % shore Ana the SEA 1eass
uldor her guards has fed her deck II IL sid ne zoe
eobs AID flows m her, and she PROBABLY Will be los,
Y u Commercial bg.leuh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-13
Things In Philadelphia.

correspondence OF Inc Aiihanc.
PsnAogLPHi, Monday, MAIcn a
colorsd named James Burrel had an alterts
ton last evening a, the corner OF Eighth and Sam
sgn SIS. with gentleman namel Magoe during
which he drew pistol and discharged i Al Nj
n The ball passed through tho coat and vest u
Mr. Macec. and struck against his breas, bone tn
fictng only lesh.wouni. I.whs avery narrow
escape ON Mr.. NJ = part, Burre was but three
feet from him when he fired the pistol. Barrel
v "a committed tO prison ~ answer
Mr. Nathaniel Burt, formerly a leading merchant
o. ts port, died in THIS city ths morning, aged -
years.
Bark Thomas Dalett, Capt Dill arrived Al, ihIs
port last evening from Laguayra, whence she sailed
on the 2-i OF Feb Capt On says thar the two
aeu, Thomas Reed ani Edward Cemeus. charged
y I'm wandering the mate and passenger on board
tlle brig Lindsay of NOrohk. had, on the arrival AZ
/ aguavrs. claimed tho protection vt the British
Consul The American Consul. however. released
"a give them up and they were imprisoned. await
mg an opportunity TO send them homo tor trial
Capt. Dli saw the two prisoners. One OF thep
was wounded in the nose by bali, received IN
conlict with the Captain Of the Thomas Lindsay.
\ British sloop oi-vsar was lying of the port end
three other British war vessels we're Q, Trinidad.
~ enforce the payment Of debts due TO British sub
iac,s by Venezuela. Admiral COckbum threatened
% lombard the town II the demand was not com.
piled with BY the 27th ult.
Board OF Navy Surgeons convened To day a,
the Nava Asylum, for the examination for promo
ton Of Assistant Surgeons of the Navy. Tho Board
consists Of Surgeon Thomas Dilard, President !.
Surgeons James NJ Greene and w. 3 w Rusch.
enbcrgeF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-13
Couesposdence Of The Trituns.
.rv Oufr.es safi

EEw-OKLEsSs Ssfuresy, March :.
Another arrival Of Coffee from RIO. direct here
s week aud lree more expected he saes Of the week
lre1oci foc bags aIl2fic Most o. ne purchasers are
~ bal. accom- righl or he West being seee hese
ales decline OF &c from former rates several par.
ce.s have been received from Cuss more ms thar
BE fse years Prev5us ard hey scrspios Up al ihe
-.cA.r-s IN .ae Wesi India lslasds fJr Us Market
c- ne rcce Pt VI s Americas news, CoTroS aas de-
-l-i ic. TIE siocA haal lsre zrge, say - 90
5aes ouEa 10, are BY Oh eco ssles It's tine as;
gear. sod adding =. '4ir Ia II THERE'S much
% market only FROM n0rh AAbsma ard the crop Of
e uliec statrs VII ngt exceed 0 co. bs-es cotton
y0o-s gls good California gold East India ia
lio1cs bur tne -i tooecco 1-w - how u >Qilg ~
-ccnrou iesl here - &c adni-ec 7G1c
Tie riFer continues hss segefz. csyasses from Bafos
G9rZe ID hacQArcl All s.ae estrs thai g1der
AZ year - same rrecIne1f a. hs tine The iJF
ards on ih- Nssiss.pgi from Ncks5urg - Memphis are
cveIi Cd Red River, above Nat ailoctes ia ire
Ane coLc1l y rgos II lsse isls icing cultivated
- year - PoiLg -G- = raPity pass1g away, ald ].
~i no. e. MS iIe be- boxing tar ahead. % inquire
Nhere j. Dc cotton coming fr0I1 Tor De years Ssh
4lose La lave lipre ccSon goods % C44.gTn-a would
- ssie q or1erirg 1ell back Tf-y yours. p. 2. P
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-13

petition. through Mr.. DICKSON tor q share Of ls
dian lsnds which they belive &C belong % thsn.
AMI the Committee Oh Indian affairs arc TO Iook
into their claims
NJ. CLAY presented a memorial from the set
tiers on the lower Rio Grsnde. between that river
ami the Naeces, asking separate Teraorsl Gov.
ernment from that OK Texas. free OF the bhShs and
u.dew Of Slavery. Of course. There was saother
Ike u presented not loaS since. I'm glad o. this
The valuable coantry from whtch these petitions arc
sent borders on the Guf q Mexico upon the RIO
G-aude aud on Texas, s loaser than the STATE q
New-York and not yet oarse4 with the wal II
he hereditary b)udsman. trust that The iuents
n .reeion viii spare neither money nor Paius %
keep IL thus free Mr.. RrsS a. Texas sad that
many al the Inhabitants 81 rne kio Hranie country
were Nexicans, numbers o. whom aad crossed
over from Mexico s!nce The war he addei That
individuals hsi gone smonE them and mis4ed soae
ri Them Rv ths be meant that Good mer had
warned them Of the dangers 81 Sa'choidlis
Aris,ocrac,. and urzed them 20 attempt - Tessi
il in time Memorial referred 20 Comm'"ee N
Territories. 49,,
The nrsntins o. Congress- IS shsmetGily behind
Z IS really scandalOGs job W. are N TOE o-F-
as5nth ofihe Session. an immense NUMBER 4" p
pers and documents have been handei over 20 'o-'
trsc,o 8. & to be pna,e1 and no one can see
either the manuscripts or tie copy Paraes were
hired to delay and naiity all useia legisa non 'ney
colld not sc, more efficiently Tor the attah liiSA.
,ha5 obec,-
hear no more Of he Patent Osice Repeat aud
have not been able TO see It. ELLswoRrH woea
Patent Commissioner. dis posed OF all matters Ella
ave O. our mechanics and Their Inventions ~ q
SINGLE bret paragraph BCRNE improved A httl.
upon ELLswcRrR. ana bat h,t.e--hs geuigs 10
MT lie in thst direction blt when. % my great
surprse. General TAYLOR vas advised q chose
practical mechanic. profound scholar. with hsh
/ reputation 10th IA Ameuca aud EIropc, and 1t
mere politician. % preside over ne 81 the most IN
Z portant bureaus under ihls Government. Mr. Ew
/ BANK fully justified tie wis Tom which dictated hs
sppon'meuL hy producing q report on mechsnical
subjects novelty IA the history o, patents and la
veuiions aud deapl, interesting 20 the countgy-s
! Report " aich oar ab.est scholars are and have
"a stly expressed themselves proad o., AMI Yet
the dub heavy speech.makns do-nothnss IN Con
g-ess especially toe slaveho.tns, thinly populated
Post OM,c fond hardening. South, check al acuoo
on il They would thus have ohoked or the re
dlrtion Of postage IN JoHN rYLERs time. hsd not
northern mon. and 1 may add RoBERr rgLES.
male u.wcaced ani successful efforts % s.cars
thar educational bnon 20 the people.
Gov Stewards Argument % DAY is heyoDl my
power % Iraise. As slavery IS the theme 81 the
session. so is Gov : the speech OF the session
Tho afternoon mail is about leaving. but will Try
"a describe the scenes in senate Ia tine % send b.
/ tie cars In the mornin-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-13
Mary Js nieson-Terrirory Of the Rio Granae-
Printing-Paient Once Report-seward's

Of The Trs2le.

NVfIssEo<-eLeo q Ile IrlD'lle-
WAsHISSToS, hoadsy, March n.
A few years siLce friend presented me with
s1aa-l Volume containing a meGoir Of very re.
E'askabe female, whose hissry FAR exceeds many
popular novels in its marvellous incidental ne an
tie .lse Mary JAMESON, white wcsaan Of Irish
o1gin born On the ocean, who lost her parents an
friends IN Western Peunsylvazia in = SIGHT with
the lniisDs was married TO two Indian husbands
lived among the abisgines more than sixty ysar..
passed there series Of most romantic adventures,
and died N her bed 10 Western Eew.York a, a
ereat age. leaving many descendants even 10 the
fourth geIeration-
This usOrning IN Senate Mays heirs sppLed By
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The BRIDGE 70 CovIsGTOV--TueYe Tas quite
3T rolal- a. Frl-zf3rt r. at Wet1estsy relative -
ne br-Fe connecting COv-rEul Nlf. Cilci-nsr. TIE
ORIGINAL heulckT charter c1ltklrs rrovson snaknR ne
Company 11e 90 re owners C. rga-aTaY saves, thai
s-5u.d Fss- ts bridg- The ono Lez.sls.1Ts BE-
PROMISING ile c-Erer. Trrbiset .gi's f0r away
-rgiors n Co-rs aeca u 2 az ike shod not
Construed - s1rrenc-rrg ar claim = OHIO crts
-crC1 % crnisr n ne river. EA-c1ils cis-
.rltgo a-n1g re sI-ler. o. he LEis sflre FRA
' sa-rg ne aroTe prov sscls o. fle Quo law xlt cc
il-uia = sgt--f ~-rats w1ic nocT
ls1 erc4ie-. Ar hoc-s novel % yepe1 re cEar.er
AZ b4raer and otnsrs made exciting ayeec.ss .trocaf
A. ilfeclAie rrre- 4 roo-r he11 ls: colrse e. =
.Fte ceisv ard 'T.Tes-CA Toe f1biact f1av
erred C0rzIi.lae Ei,l Instructions port fid1v
ir ne clspar1cs ser - telegraph ~ he
friends 81 IT, bEdge COvinzt11 TIE arInreu a. h4f
ne Oa0 zcf e md gaiiy Le sue q Keurlck7 a.
.usuI Aeh shoud oe re--utec In SOME wsy. iCn Gar
Subsequently he K-aucky se-a,e p.ssed b BY large
-a!oriy repeAliny tie ier Incorporating the Bridge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-13

Leaving 20 b. provided q
appears from no above hat lie aetna debg Of MsrsnS
selAli7,559
Measures are on 20, 10 obtain the consent Of ths
owners ofths and on which the cineiBnIn AMI whe~ssf
Canal les Lat may BE chang ID Hlo track for rsosf'
s9d used a. such and asO obtain gran, u he right ~
way Df Railroad FUN Clscinbst 10 LaWrenesb8rgh
a proposition 8 before the Cry Councils OF Ban
sore pTosmg f9r he Distribution among tho ,sr-psys
ofsfey Of the stock II lhs Baltimore AID oaio RsaToad
com?say, issued dlylsenea and belonging TO s CRY Of
Baltimore Tee question Of .be disposition Of lila s'oe Las
srsady engaged ~ attention CT Ihe Baltimore Co'lac',
ana they have decided that hey sra .o1 The Cy
of Bainore has Invested "a the Baltimore sEd Ohio Raj
Fola he sgm q S3S01c % which hire Is a. snHas ~
ier,E o sll0ooo.
The Norfolk Argus announces the arrival a. i6si
port u Tie ssp Samuel win cargo Of 7o iron RATS.
~ tie rask Of lie sesboard and Roanoke Rarosf
large amount q trOn IN sdaiioa rhis % ne
Vi.
The great Railroad Convention in stsubeEyiis.
he'd the sh aF pronos he Interests u he lrfi'
ans, sielbsuyilie ard Pius5argh Railroad.
TIE Western papers speak discooragingly a he
sfosPecis Of ne spr.sz bssiaess In prodses.
\ bui has been reported By the Committee %
BAks ias Legislature OF Virginia % necrpcIsfs -
Central Bank Of Virginia stsunsoa, wiih eap,u q nc
less hAn siooooo Than t5o9o This Bsnk 10
.cn1s6 to indie Dsndspthe Bark Committee % me Lee
ssare 2ressrsz inse 2endsni Back Increasing he
bsnkirg capital Of he Sale usdsT he Branch Bank 80
ten The meet isporast features Of a.s new Bssk are
iaker. for he NOS, par fron the Hsw.Yotk Pre- Barb
Ing system.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-13
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.

We find in an exchange paper the following sec
ton Of Act pr0yids Nr the Liquidation u he Pubbe
Debt Of he lae Republic Of Texas
An liabilities ofthe late Republic Of Texas WHISTLER The
have have NOT been presented be Audiiof s
Controller, under hs provisions VI ttc Act ~ provide M
Ascersang ihe DeD Of the late Republic Of Ts1zs, AZ
proved March o. 1875 shall cease draw Interest from Al
s.ef ne hf.l day ofJny, 1862
seems imposssi@ that Tsxa, should ,hgs cooly rePs
date he Interest her Public Debt She u much bound
IN honor paJ The aerest tbs phncpsi Of her dsb sud
common honesty q. BIDS that ss thould thus Ob 81 hef
long suffering creditors.
From 0hicial report. the Funded Debt u VA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-13

Timothy sEED-5t9 bs.s q very sup-riog srrcIe
= q received ay Ere Rs..-oac ard Cor eale ~
II sveoc CLARK 4 CoLEAAs, q soulAsL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-18
To The Honorable Jrdgr ofProta,e Coz the Cont,

70 the HoDoroblc Jrdgr Of Prota,e or the County
of ONforl.
DESPECTFUlII Uptcscnis. Nathan L. Rev
IL sold., Of Canton, that be l. Guardian II
Louisa VI. REYNOLDS and Ciarinda VI. Rcynoh,
minors, and children Il Mary Reynolds late II Can
ton. In ali County, deceased, that aid minors are
.,iIeI and possessed ofthe following described real
estate va the slarcs belonging 10 said wards. II
the Real estate ~ which Philip Ellis, ht, ~ Canton,
deceased, died seiTod and possessed. And that your
petitioner has had an advantageous offer II two
hunircd dollars 6r the sam by Gil,It II. Ellis
ana Josiah G. Es and hat the Interests ofall per
.ons concerned will b. bcst prOmotcdby an immcdi.
n acceptance q the same, tr the proceeds there.
II rot GOT and secured IN them. on interest
Whcrcfor, he ppys that b. NAV L. locuscd and
authorised To- accept said ofer sni ell the same a.
the aid Gilbert A. and Josiah &. III. AZ private
s,r.
Dated At Canton ,hi. sixteenth IA, of April \. n
1850. NATHAN +. REYNOLDS
Ata Cont 4 PROBATE held Al Paris, within and ~
the Cuun, IT Oxford. On the twenty eight day Of
NAV in the year Of or Lord eighteen hundred
and h0y.
On the foregoing Petition. Il was Oulercd. that
notice H. given a. algsrsuns Interested ., causing
copy n said pctItiun anil oft this urder thereon o.
D. publi'hcl thrce weeks suroyssi,cl, io The o.
1rl Democrat. printed ~ Pans. that ihcy NAV APP
pear NJ a Probate Cuurt 90 l- hsl 10 lid PARIS, Ur
thr ith Tu--ia, ~ JuDa ra,t. az u0f the ,ln'A
In the larcnonn, and ,a,v cause, Il ann they have,
Why ihs sam, .huuli rat D, granted.
II GEu. n SHAW. Register.
Atrue copy, Attost.-Gro. h. SHIw, Rrc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-18
JOHN VI EU>TI> a.,
or MAINE

ONrnHr ss. Np Court ~ County Commission.
crs t,spn anil holden 1T rans, within aud irr lhr
Count, IT ONtuli, ou thg second Iu,sd,y ui Nay,
\ u. ESQ.
llun Doc foregoing p't.t.Hu, satisfactory evidence
hlyiU. l,Ju receive. that thr petitioner i.y rr.rI1-
,ilr anil ought Go ls heard touching che matter 80
forth iu ihr petition, iis Ordered, ihbt ihr Conn
mi..ilurfs u.s,t ~ The dwelling house q M..hlrA
Keen Doe SUMNER un Tuesday, lG,h IT jolly $50 a.
10 o'clucA 4 VI, anil theurc pr'r,d ~ view lhr
route mentioned I've aid psutiun; Immediately after
which view, a hearing n the parties and Witu,,s,s
will b. had ~ some su1y,nis1, place ID che vicinity,
AMI such further measure. taken boz the Ur'iuiscs a.
the Commis,iUnUr. shall Judge proper Aul II b.
further Ordered. that notice ol the Time, place ini
purpose Il th, tumniss urrrs meeting liHr' 'ii W.
given a. 40 persons and corporations interested, by
Publishing the Petition with the Order IT Court
thereon, three Wtyk. suCD,-siNDly iu The ONirri
Democrat, a nrw.pap~r printed AT Paris, ~ the
County Ut Oxford, aud hy serving an attgsteI copy
Il the Petition. with this Order thereon, upon The
Cl,rks II the towns IT Sumner, Paris 4 BuckisI,
and posted IN three Public places In each q snid
Towns, the fret II said publications and each u the
other notices a. H. midr served posted At least
thirty da,. b,inrc laid time Il meeting, % the end
that an persons and corporations NAV then ana there
appear anl show cause, Il any they have, Why the
PRAYER Of said petitioners fhuui NJ hc granted.
Aut.t. WM X, kIMBAlL, Clcrk.
4 true copy Il said petition and Order ot Court
IL Atcst. wM. n. kIMBALL, Cldk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-18
jon FRINGE
sTArE ~ MiINE.

ONTuHu sF. Afa mrrf-r. n ihr County Commits
.i.rsrs l..uB lrd hHii,1 ai Pane, vifh.n auI &C.
no.. Count, ~ u,.lt, Uu tLr second Iu.'tsy 81
Ns,, \. n. $50.
nN tH, foregoing Petition, Orisrri, that ths P,Ii-
" turrr. 1I,. urtIo, iuaiI pu.uus sui u0TautIHrs
irt,r..t.d, that thr Count, C.mmi..i.Hrrs It che
u.urti,s ~ UNiarI sud Cuu'sdaHi, Will meet 1T
hru.. Il - Prince he Tmn.r. un Tlr.i1y ihr
Ninth o., Of JuI, lsjO, NJ ten u',..,k \. VI, vhrn
thr, uil IHiu'N pIHDJ,j 60 Vi'v ihr rHu'r 80 ifh
in ths p,titpH anil Immediately after su.h view, 1i
some convenient pl,, boz No, NiriulN will give a
hearing Co lr parties and their vitu,s.,., D., cause
Iu. Affected Dupl,. ~ slii Petition and ~ tho Or.
Grf II Nuurr thereon o. L. served con- tbe Chairman
of thr COUNTY tummIssisrrTs ui aid tuUUN u' Cum.
l,. land, aui uis1 The r-p.,iNr Cl'rks ut do, tuuus
ui Turner and Auiurn, lul sl.p posted up 90 three
rnlHrr rlc,s iu each 1t ,aii towns 1T Turner and
Aurrr1. anl y..lli.hri in The Ngs, h,i1g che pub.
o, u,,sTAr@r ssu,d D., the printer tu che state a1d
Boo The ONiUTI Democrat, a uCssU1p'r printed on
ths Count, It ONari, and in The Ensi'u Ar-us,
pi iuisi ,u the Count, ui Cumberland, thi.e weeks
.,i,,,ss,,k ,n each. the -st IT laid Publications,
anT each 0f the other notice., o. IT, made, served
,uI posted at least thirty Oys before the sald time
If meeting that 40 IsrsUns interested NAV then and
there appear and show cau.s, Il any the, have, Why
tbs rrs,,r Il and Petition shuuld MT Il. granted.
Aur.t. WM. X. klMBAlL, Clak.
4 tp.c cupy 4 aid Petition and Order thereon.
10 Atr.t WM. X. klMnALL, ClDrk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-18
STATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD o., At Count u County Commits
.iopcrs legan and holden a, Paris, within and foe
aid County, on the second T'"sday oi May, \.
D., 1850.
And now ON thi. second day II the Tern, bring
the Fifteenth IA, II the month, Il 10 ordered by the
Court that tai Il ruur hundred Dchr', be- assess'
ed upon Township Letter A., No. ? IN sad c3an'
u, the same l-ing an tuincorporaicd l"~n'h'p'
that sum l,irg adjudgcd sufficient 10 keep n ryplr
the Count, highways in aid Township, and the
same h assessed a. iollovs, o. Wit