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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-29
LATEST NEWS
WASHiNCruN,

WNHiNCruN, Nov. ~
WusLus CONyr>rio ~ Us: The Cahl-
u,, decided to-day that Go,ernor's Island,
NrU York, b. ,he $50, iOy tn ucNt Worlds
Cauy,uuou, m Nav. I-js The cosls. Sc.
exhibited. arr Io b. sold Al the oP,ion 1t the
,yhb.,ors. and the building IN Which ih,y are
tl o. exhibited, will H. considered a bonded
warehouse. the duties 10 b. paid Sheu ,h"
articles are sold and catered. no charges are
o. - maJc IN case ihry arc exported.
M,oE lIuumr 1t B, announced that Ma
.or Hubb.c D, going To Panama ou business
connected with the Government. lie resigns
office ia APul. Two Clerks IN the 9th Au-
t.,,rs Oficc have been removed
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GUARDIANS SALE.

DN ,tttur ola liccuOr ir,m he ll0n. judge ~
ID Probate 81 the C"00N II ONnri, 'hlu s'l
At ruhir Aurt,on, II MT Trr',uu.l, .ui ai TNaic
,slr uu ihr yfrmscs, ,rIiaiu Real l''ir .ri"ugu-
g. th. minuf hrirs Il N.h-r Keen, bt' II ~umu'r,
m ,iil Cuunt,, deceased a1d consisting 81 The
Homestead f,rm II .Jii DECREASED, situated in ''iI
Siu,n,r. subject o. tn improvement - th' widow
II -, dc,,-,.ri. duliu- d., NATURAL hic anil ALL
an uut.lni ~ ftiN acre. adJini1- 'aii llumJ'ir't
on Thur.ii,. al. .C,r1ih di, II Jalnp usNi. at
tn II ih- clu,k - thr f,rrlp'n. T,ul' r1 '
Known az the sale.
JONI " kEEN. Gmui'u Il .aid miners.
>um1er. Nov %, lsf1. -
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MoaE % the NASHVILLE CONVENTION
The Louisville Journal says the Nashville
Convention adjourned amid great noise and
confusion, apparently running away from the
wraihiul and righteous Pronunciation Of Gen.
Jackson's old friend, Mr. Donaldson, who de.
scrbcs the resolutions as Of the mos, lncendi
ary dsunion character. lAngdon Checycs'
speech fills ten columns Of the Nashville Ban
ner, aud is Of more traiiorous character than
Rhe,i's famous harrincuc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-29

VI. EpVyNo LuNErT' arrived IN Sa'au'
nah last week, and during hi short sU'ouru in
the ci,y. visited the spot where tie French
attack was made under Coun, ID Es,alng at
M, scirc 1T savannah. Some 10 year, have
elapsed ,iucr hi, father and grandfather ln'
,pcctrd The same ground, the mos, OF which
J, uoN built over. VI Lafayette. after Tr-
naming a day or two, lch fur FLORIDA To -,
anime the township ct land presented by
Conrrcs, TO HI, grlndl,her--N Y CoHr.
and EuJ.
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wAsHiSorOS, Nov. "a,
The following is Mr.. Cri'ienden's opinion
on the late Boston fugitive slave case.
oysIcr or ArroUrr GENERAL, !
Washington, Nov. 20.

OyfIcr oF ATToRsrY GENERAL,
Washington, Nov, 20.
To the President:
As requested by you, | have carefully ex-
amined all the papers placed in my hands, re-
hliug to the complaint against Charles Dew
ems, Marshal for the Massachusetts, District,
for an alledged neglect and derClie,iOn Of duty
IN falling to execute the warrant, which came
into his hands for the aires, Of VIM Crait,
the fugaiivc slave.
These papers, consisting chiefly Of the al
fdaviis Of Mr.. Dcvens, the Marshal, his dep
uty, Mr.. 7. Riley, James Dickson, Geo I.
Curtis and Willis II. Hughes, agen, for the
owner Of the slave, with 4 letter from Mr..
Fay and Mr. Curtis, arc herewith returned, ]
having peruscd them with care, and certainly
wi,hOu, bias or PrcpOssession in favor OF The
Marshal or his deputy.
! mus, say, tina, though can sec no eri-
dence Of any particular energy On their part
II seems 10 me there does not sufficiently APP
pear any cause for the ccnsurc Of their con-
duct, OF the removal Of the Marshal from Of
fee. A more commendablc activity and en-
crgy mieh, have been exerlcd by them bu,
they seem to have acted. To a considerable eN-
tent, on consultation and in coDccrt with Mr..
Hughes, the agent for the owner of the iugi-
tive slaves, and Mia, might otherwise appear
to be blamcablc IN them, mas have been the
result of that consultation and concert.
In this uncertain state Of the case, the de-
slara,iou made BY Hughes, a, the conclusion
of the Transaction, that h, had no complaint
TO make agains, them, or words to that effect,
j. entitled To, and has had somc influence on
my Judgment. II could have discovered
satisfactory evidence Of neglect or evasion ct
duty. by those officers, in this case, /, would
have l-ccu NJ less con.ouan, With NV feeling,
thsn my Judgment, TO have recommended their
iu,,au, dismissal from the public service
Respectfully, Yours, Sc,
J ]. CurrDp.,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-29

Au,ipe>r At CoScoED, y. lI-gm'c a
,eriou, accident occurred near the Alm'
House on Friday lat. Two mcn engaged
la blasting rucLs had made a seam blast,
without much effect. One man. named DI-
vs.. -nou aicr commenced pouring poSder
from the ker. Containing over ~ lb-. into
the scam. when an cNploslOa iouA place. 90
r.ously iuIurinc Davis, and II u feared NOR
tall, uoundiur a man named Corlis.-Bo8.
Trur.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-29

R,rtrtp CuEEToE M,pNE,s.-Au account
o., given M the Continental Pap,r, Of Europe
ut a great Cuusrr>s Of medical men which u
is proposed TO hold IN France, ior the puPose
feeling by cNpcumetthc virtue ofa ucwl,
discovered cure ior madness, and lor iar bite
urvspumous serpcn,s, by means OF ''Ccdunc
seed. several uf the faculty Who have al
rJldy made experiment, ou dliI,rcn, animals,
hupc by means OF thc Crd-ouc seed, To- arrive
a, the cure Of mental disorder, aud epilepsy.
Two suhlcct, have Offered themselves, one a
Professor Of Maihcmauc~, 20 be- operated up
un.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-29

FrNALr DyNrs.-Oberlin College, Ohio,
has lately awarded diplomas to cigh, young
ladies', one Of whom vas eolored, who have
completed their ladies' course. The degrees
Of 4. b. was conferred upon eleven gentle
men and one lady; that Of \. VI. IN course,
upon nine gentleman and one lady. Three
gentlemen and two ladies completed the theo-
logical eoure. One Of the latter expects to
devote herself to pulpit labors.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-29

REPRESENTATIVE ~ MA.s,cnrsrrTS.-
As Ear as heard from, there were chosen on
Monday, lwea,y five opposition members to
three wings. This settles the question. o.
The wings cannot have the housr. Theic
will probsbly be forty or dily majority against
them The whole number uC votes Ia Spring.
field Tor representatives was 1893, ,he oppo.
siiuu ticket had lOil
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Notice.

NOTICE j. hrr,by given that the undcrs i-n'd
y have hccu oppoint-d b, H. llDn judge oi rro-
hate Zoe the Count, ofONloul, Commi.suncr. 10 fc.
sciSe and examine all claims agair,t the estate II
Isaac 7. Head late Il Denmark, In ssid 'uuni, Il
Oxford. drrrsscd, represented iu-olNcnt, and that
Ne We NIL attend % that duty, III the One 1t lrNl
T.. SAWYER. ~ Denmark h. .,ii County, oo lridl,
the 9Th ds, IT December ncNt. lstNecn the hours
of two and tive O'Clock T.. ". and subsequently,, on
the last Trid,, II JANUARY aud March, 1851. at the
.ams place and'tim- II IA, ~ aoyr state at which
time and place all crrditprr II laid estate, here.
b, notified a. apIear AND exhibit their claims.
LEVI T.. SAWYER, Commits.
SAMUEL GIBSON. sioncts.
Denmark, Nov. ., 1850. 5wnil
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Bounty Lands for Sellers.

nI tho War NJ 1872 -ofihc TlDrds aud other
W lHd1u Ware siuos 1890 .--1Di lar thr commits
iHufl officer. fthr Wa with MrNicn,--uho Ger.
vel fr 900 month and upv arI.. aud have received
rp 1ui.--(tpi ifjs,d, ~ their widows ~ minor
rb.. cH.l CHAINED under The usv law D., llOllA-
To NOODNNN, 26 Railroad ESchIng~, Boa.
tun, who has sH Agency NJ WwhingioH,
-V-C,sh prii ut Land raf,lu.
Ugf. N. 1850 Gprl;
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IAcksoN. No, IS.

MISSISSIPPI LrGlsLIruEs-SrFciAL SESSION.
The Mississippi House have passed reso-
luton ceusurnr Cen. FooIe, by a majority
of 80 TO 3. Resolutions were introduced
declaring the adjustment bill satisfactory and
secession no, unsuitable unless the Fugitive
Slave law be repealed, or slavery be abolished
IN the District Of Columbia, which were IT.
definitely postponed by large majority
The convention will be called by the Legs
laiure.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-29

Powers statue Of Eve has been purchased
by Prince Demidoff Of Russia, a, the price Of
.c7Oo, which is hundred pounds more than
was to have been paid for it by Mr. 'Robb, OF
New Orleans, for whom il was originally
maIa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-29

BorSrY L,Nps. The following note vii
h. of some interest to those who furnished
substitutes IN the war of lsI2:
PrNsioS OITioU, oct. II, 1850.
RIP. Trowbrdgc, Esl SH:-ln ansNc'
to your letter Of the 9Th inst, you arc inform
cl that those Who hired substitutes In the wal
Of IsIa arc entitled to Bounty Land, and mol
~, SUBSTITUTE.
Very Respectfully,
J. l.. EuwlFps, Com. OF Pensions.
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Nntirc nrrnlcrln.nrr.

\\"IlEgEN~ >tuu.l q. S-,Ih,rr n l.1,s,, On
w ths Count, ui uN"uI ru OBJ moth ,lns 10
Janpu., :. u. l>ia, ", be- NnUglsr De- 4 th1t
date. clr,vrI 90 The sulr.rrsr 70. Tustr- utl.H,'l
school Turia certain parcel. hnl a'rIituI iH
..iI town II lowell O. secure ih" payment ~ tNl
hunlrrl dollar. which real csilt. BE- u1Ir folly Lr
.r,,'-d anI 30 i.rl, ,1 .lii d,ri OF Mpr-1-r Co.
rlrisl iu th- ONf,ui Wrs'ru Drs'tist EaglsiN 20
D.sJ.. BOOK % rag, 5HJ. ~ which rri,rucs j.
hlI fir frt'rt giricil4r.. ihr rnuditIur. 81 slid
Mnign.- having i,cn brk,n. hrrlN r.,tIa q.
frrclusr the same, Iur.'l,ut O. thr .tifr'r l 'urh
case, mtir lni provided.
JOIN MERRILL
IW,,U o. D. ISL SNHsp
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BALTIMORE, Nov. 90

The savannah Republican says, the owner
Of the fugitive, Crafts, has instituted pro-
oeedings, under the Fugitive Slave law to
prosecute the L. 5. Marshall and Commis-
sioner Of Boston, as well as the members OF
the Committee Of vigilenoe recently Organi-
Ied in that city.
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MARRIED

Iu DiNh.d. 10Th ,u.t. b, William Thompson.
E.l. ML IurHTE h. LubprN nfCanion To- Mi,
AsNIttA II. WAtTT IT DiN6sL
u BuNton, Marx. u Dunp,Il. Il NorWs,. Eiror
Of the I,nc state N'v., g. Nj. sarah \. rauiug.
ton IT nuNtun.
IN Nowh,, Ne G,or,n5r crushru to Nj"
CYNTHIA ]. Holster.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-29

vThe pos, Office at West Danville, has
been discontinued. Persons who have here
iofors received their mail matter at that Of
fee, can be accommodated at COTS Corner
post Office.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-29

"Ba,he every day :" exclaimed the widow
Smashprpos, a. she dropped the hai-iron upon
the horseshoe, and looked hernclghbor SnuhS
right IN the eve. Why, you don't tell -
never u,'d To thick Of stripping my Jeemc'
and giving him a right good wash bat tour
times a year once IN the spring. once IN the
summer, once IN the fall, and oncc IN the Win
ter However. some children kctch dIrl soon.
cr than others
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-29

AsorHER REVOLUTIONARY PATRior GcNE.
Died in Gray, the 10Th ult. Mr.. Amariah
Delano, aged o. years. lie Was a, the Bat
ne Of Bunker Hill, also served under Gen.
Washington. He served in the war Of 1872.
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GUARDIANS SALE.

\yilI. O.. odd 90 rj..- 1n.'.11 OPP .urF'a a.t
w a. E.lru 4 Chapman. store, .r b1h
Ill., on s l'uppy. th, fa,if, tf.rI OBJ, OF Na,rU.
l.4r rr,t. tai u',lp,k :. Il. 'ru stpsf.l u
Wa.l.tufk. il the '.urit 81 uNtr', r.Ifin-
Of Do Numbered ninety siN, DO il8 r.s' rlu H, t.i
WulI,i1.k, o,r,r'iu- 'br l.apl b..l1gIrg Oh .afI
farm l.tnl On Nouh ro1 .-r.mu.n.s hH.uH s'
che olive. Swan farm. LsaHrIrg o. tur h.uE a
Tiaiuil, Wl.i'. Date utGiI I'D t.,'l.sI, 1Hl BE- i0
b. .lli iar tl,ir hewitt. Iom' m1Ir Known a'
iHe uuC 90 ,1Ir.
MARY M WIGHT
mini o. ~. 80 aNu.--
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III 4aR SAFE

I OSr l-tw,cn Thomas Snmp.os'. IT,, and the
IL suhscrilsr. houss ia Woodstock, llrut The 2jth
II Apfil, two town orlcrs dated the si,ls,nih Il
March hst one ordor 81 tNcaN dpllsr. running
a. AlIah Braut, II hing 90 damage iur rad.
lnd Ne. -. The other ou'sr running tn Richard
Green, ior trn dlllsrs, ani hsir- ~ Schools, aEd
No. :. AIl persons are hocIy oaHi1urd n0t 10
g1rchnsr sail pri1rs,
MARX +. GOTTEN.
Wn.i.t1sk, SEPT l., lsjO. 3u5T
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-29

lbout ono hundred men, says the Boston
Journal. arr, busily engaged IN erecting a
new merchandise depot, on the ,ite oi the one
RECENTLY DESTROYED by Ere, and belonging Ia
the Boston and Maine Railroad. The walls
are rapid, progressing upwards, aud twill
be finished and ready for occupancy IA a few
wceL. The corporation is als, making a
large addition H. the passenger depot, the
bu,inc., II the ro5d rendering ihc Improve.
mcui absolutely necessary.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-29

lbH. 'Ir Ai lie NIhlr iluu'f.)
June lua. $50 I0f
- rtr IIao Count, Commissioner. igr th. County
olpNHm.
GENT ENTN We ihs undersigned iuhlli
" iaI.s .I l,'l,'. vsIif lrsrs.uu'. i,fu.uf. tp
,urr HHrHrHf l,i,. chat ths TuhIr convenience
would o. promoted iy several alteration. Il ,hc
CaHHiy road l'-lnirs no Eiend liHr, tir1er down
along ihH iH|f.ssr..In River, passing thruu-l
fart "a Bethel ip ilr iipI Road D,H.t. m 1.l
Bethel, ul.1 OBJ. Roll Rood, o.. ir.,.I-iHrI with
siI t.urN E.HI NptI view luI l,lir a. road
hr.1lHr sf fIr NHHb Oct Conner .fils Common
Hl li,HI lI.. lr1.. D.. lr .o,.uH- house %
C,Ta'DuIHI Durip t.. sI Depot, th.l,s o.
ihr ..u.. ui f.r r.las ..lr rls |Hr..rg b.use o.
A'H N1..r. We n.r' fh.IrEf. rIa, yrur bon.
uU.' h1df. o. view .s sluu POI, ,Iu,rr,r, t's
above u.IunH.I uuir.. .rI make ,u.h airIitrnH.
I.IfiH.. aH| i.e#.Hfirul.,. ls 500 L..u proper.
br' lf il dots lrlHrI uiIl ever prlt.
JILEDlAH BURBANK. & I; olb..
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uII,.rRArEp LECTURES.

the earnest solicitations Of many friends, !
a have mad, arrangement. ior tour IN this State
and New Hampshire the present winter to deliver
s.tie. II ,iIn.,,s,,d lectures oa Temperance, &c.
The first Of the ,eris. uil b. given IN Norway, a,
.oon rs nv aniings anil fixtures are o"@pc'ei' OF
which more particular notice viii IT, gwen a' to
time AMI place. ,n,u,sr,,
Paris, Nov. 20, 1850. S"h'i
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-29

CLAIMS ~ BR,ZiL.-A letter in the New
York Herald, from Rio Janciro, says"
learn that MrTodd ,our minister to this court,
has succeeded In his negotiations for the pay
men, OF about $500, 900 Of claims Of Amer
cans against the Brazilian government. The
money is soon to be forwarded to the United
States.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

NOTICE !, hereby given that the usdetsrynst
Y have been appointed H., che llnu. Juiye Of
Probate g. the County e ONfurl, Cumniss,1uers
10 receive ani examine al claims ginst the estat,
II WILLIAM BERRY. late II ~hrbi,ilr, ip ID,
Stlir Il lllino., deceased. represented iusnl,rut
anil that Nr viii attend a. that tuiy a the ouirr u
: T. Gil,.o,. N Dcun,ik. in thr Count, 1T ON'
iofi. State II Maine. on S,iurli, ihc 2,h dly oi
Dcrrmlsf nrNt bstWtcu the hHurs ~ nine and
issl,c u'oiu,k, \ ". and suls,pu,ni, ~ thr lsi
>,turdl, II Jauat, ADD March, ,ighircn hr1IroI
ana M, -onc NJ The .7uc lace and tmr Il 60, ~
al,1,, stated. Il uhi,h iiu. auI p.cs 80 creditors
~ .th csiate are hcicL, notified 60 arTc,r nuI rN'
hiiit their clims.
SNM'L =. GlnSON} ...........,.
" SEWEIL ny,
Dated ~ p,umifk, No, IN, $40.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-29

a. 4 weaver in Bradford, Eng, has been
for some time employed in weaving IN piece
Of cloth the whole Of the New Testament
Tie has lately completed the four Gospels, and
ha, made some advance IN the Acts Of the
Apostles.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-29

STATE OF MAINE

NlAl T. W WAlNiH.
kIsNru,r.ss.-puardo IT Count, Cpmui,si .-sr.
Nuru.r ~-,,,,n, isJj, hsIl h, aijpummnt Oct
-, lsjp.
On the p.titipr pfirssail. 'pusftrt0ry pils~t
lp,iu. lscn received that The Petitioner 2. rsr1n.
.tl, lrd o,-bt o. D. heard tuurhiH- thr Hlfi.r ~
trih ~ .liI PETITION, % D. Ordered t.Y' i1r Conn.
ft C,lprH.siulrf. Of iar Iuul, ui o>nI o. Tr.
gr..ird ib met ths Cnuuis.i .ufI. of Tbs County
~ che hau., 1t ~'liul1 ll1ear. ia lrg'.. in .sid
t.uY, ui krulrhrr, ul Iu..IH, Oh. ihud dIy of
Dec. a,,t. NJ ~ o',lu,A Of ih, \ VI &C. thr Iur,
lg.s- pf ih.n,r rrorrcd,ns 10 view tbr uuu's m.u.
tiDl.I he .am pstitiul inmrIptrN after which
view, hearing 90 The Isui.s anI wi'u.ss Will
hal, lui such further mrlsul's tIh'1 BOO ilr Irru'
t.r. ~ the GHumis. iluTt. shaN IH.T tH d. Vtup'
or. AuI Il d. mtthcr orlrrr J. tilt uuIlrr u. -Nrl
o. 40 p.I.pus anil cpuluUtiaus Interested, ui tir
time. ul1rc an purpose II saiI mcgfIr-. ~ ciJs'
boz. atr,trI cHIi.s IT ,ail e,tioa ar 90 tis "r...r
IT notice thereon. 10 h. served rpon Oh. t.u'i, VI
i.mc, aui chairman IL thH County '.W.Ii.siInri.
81 slI CrluN ~ ONl1ff. and MON iHr '.uh ~
thr town ui r,.. lui aI.p pu.t.i up Boo 'lu" Iu'I'
DC pltrs. in s.iI town. 1ul yul'i,hrl r The A-r,
I..;'r tb- tul, u,usplpcr is.uHi o., tlH printer o.
the state, and iu thp hruurhyg JuuIrai q urW "a
uTt prirtsd n sald Cuulil cd h,uI.h.r. aui i1
Tho O,.uui n,uu,Ht, % usvsI 'T,r IuH''d i1 ll'
count, ui ONbri; AL. 81 sJij UutiCr- ~ Del served
posted up and pulIi,hod lhiuy DAY. lt I'a'i h"lr,
he time II .aid ms,tiog. that 100 COMPLICATIONS 1nd
r.r.urs Interested may attend and b. hnIi 81 'h.'
So rtusr.
= Aur.u w. VI. Srr,rToN, ,lrk.
trir cop, Il lhc Petition and uu.sr ~ Count
thereon. kurst W.. VI. SIE,rfnN, iietA.
n, the IIuo Comfy Conniss,sicr. in and Joe thr
Count, IT ONi1ri.
'rII .rl.rrlst, toun-l-elt. 0i he town 90 Rum
"a -, and in Iph,liutt ha inhabitants n ssit
T.,n. vuuli rc.psrtulI, rcptcscrt, that tHr Comfy
rr,I ,n ths south - IT the \riIoscU--l lN,u,
ntb, town II Rumiord la,diug liom li"mi,id o.
rsru. NAV h. great, improved, b., arc Alteration 'n
the Same. lsl,ing thr % road. mar a. h.n'' Of
M-uiI Tuuun. and inieIsr,t'g With 'h' cd Lad
al. or near. the hou.- It N'ucn W. Ndhm'' %" 81
IA r.,,t II. All ta.t pat ufihs 90 rua a- m1,
A.. - ,s1.rs,sar,. iut, ~ disruutirurd.
" TIMOTHY WALkLR,
Tea iEoi y Ra.u.ri.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-29

MAMMOTH ON.-At the Fair Of the Amer
ican Institute. New York, there is an on sup
posed to be the largest ever known. lie IS
purely of American stock. and will be onhlb-
tied a, the approaching Worlds Fair IN Lon
don. The animnl Is years old, Is l.9 hands
high. and measures II Zee, in length aud l
an girth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-29

FlRr AT NorwN.-Wc learn that the
Grsi Mil. belonging to the SorOay Mil
Company, was consumed by frr last night
1t was probably insured.
To- Whore was iha, c1rcicuiGrc depart
go, 80
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-29

A Prznr.-If the apple, which William
Tell sho, ilom the head Of his son, gave lib
erty 10 Switzerland, how many bushels of the
same siuo, from the same orchard, would j,
have taken TO make barrel Of cider
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-29

eSThe London News SAYS tina, medical
man a, Preston has discovered a method OF
producing fire without smoke. His plan Is
called .,he a,mopyre" or solid gas fire.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-29

The Emperor vi Russia Proro' =, o. said,
To have a tunnel bond under the Nc,l, ,lml-
lar 10 that executed hy Mr brunei, under the
Thamr, VI. Ahur Falcuunct, a celebrated
French engineer, ha, been appointed to fur.
uish plans ior this undertaking.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-29
DrrRorr, Nov. 20.

The steam FIGURING Mill Of ii. DnnkhAm'
at Noun, Clemmens, was destroyed by lire
last Saturday. The FIRE was caused by ine-
ton Of machinery. loss is,ooo-no lnsn-
rance.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-29

\ CrmoslrY-Mr Bamum, 90 rceru,
Temperance address, aid that hC would give
more fur a drtnlkard Who succccdcd IN bust
ness, no a public curiosity, than ANYTHING he
ever had. no, excepting the Woolly llorc,
Jutcc Heath. FaEk Diamord, the Mermaid.
~ Tom Ihumh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-29
CHARLES B. MERRILL,
tt,omcy aud Counsellor nj Law.
pORrI1TD, nrE.

Z. 3d. " Will procure 4" Bou0, Land" &c hd
s'r,i1,Hh .Hoeu ari ,ulI..rs, WIN served ir Inc
H1r 90 l-l2, or ar, Of iI. luJisu Way. srcs
i5an. tHr OH. commissioned ulIrris Who served On
NlrN.ru. $50, iYr ihr Miduas aui mInor ,hi'.
'r,u Hf s".l uID,T. and ..h.Irrs deceased Iiay
rg l0 AgaHA 20 Washiu-tun, h' h,s peculiar il
u..i.-. hr iIu.Iciirg hu.u,ss With thr nrpan.
u,f's. 2ur3-'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-29
Freedom Notice.

7 hereby. f., ,aloe received, give to ny mlao'
/ son, Charles ". Gordon, his 'i!"e alter lh''
date. I shall claim none II his es,r''nas nor pay
any debts u his contracting aileI TN. daie.
Witnessed ID. u. HASTINGS
Lowell, Oct. -, 1850,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-29

Io,, o, ru, l : SuF.oyw,E NuEN
lows There D, no doubt Of The loss IT lhI'
vessel. as bc'orc reported. Letter, have been
received from the L. :. ship Dale, conhrm.
ING toe report, and al.o stating that the OH
GERS md crew of the lcstYc>,el were ou boari
the Dale. No particulars given.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-29
Notice.

\I'HTRENS, m, vif. Ma, Ann =, ba. with.
w out chu,a, M m, b-.l AL hH,rI, aui refuses
tp return ~ ihs s,m- I hrr,ly tiltl all r"rsou'
hahffiue re- trusting hri ON 'u, 'o'1u1t, 1s shall
ply irp 81 abis Il hrr rI1tariipg 1r,r thIs dat.
AANDN VI NORk
Nsw,. Od. %. l,S9. sans9'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-29
NOTICE.

|,ANE inta the cncL,urc u the sub.sf,ier, \
\ TWO YEAR OH RED STEER, m,IAet
" f. the owner viii plrasc prove ptuTefiy, Tal
charges, and take him away.
e.. ". WEIGH.
Wcgh,illr. NU'. 20. $50 5si2
THE Su',sc,ih'r hsrrl,, sivcs pihIc uai,rr o. al
cou,euei. that b. hl, ls,n dul, aIp,iut-d and 90
k,n upon himself the trust 81 idnini'iraur 4 th'
Estate II
IlEZEHIiII IluTClllNS. j., II h,,hsl,
IN the count, 4 ONf,rl, deceased, u, s,i D. l"n'
- the Law d,r-cts-llr thrf,firr rr,iu.st. ali p"t
sons who af, indebted t. the said deceased estate
10 ,nskc immediate Is,,iusui: and those Who ha''
any demand, thereon, o. exhibit ihe same %
TIMOTHY WALkER.
Nov, -, 1850. 3sI2.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-29
DIED

~ Nor~a,. 18th i1.'., VIZ. Roth H., vic ofS ,.
or,n :. llsl. aged %.
In W"nd,Gsk. 2Oih i1.i.. Nal,rur aged jNrai'
-22j ,nsi., Ch,roiir, aged % ,o,rs, uul, Chil.
Jf,u II Jnhu aud Nut Ia,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-29

Statistics founded on the tax returns re-
eei'ed at the Office Of the comptroller general
Of South Carolina, give the white population
Al $50 ,3sS, and the slave a, 35s,7li.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-29

ARRrsr.-The musket tina, kicked the boy
over has been arrested, and made to give bail.
The plea that IL was cooked" a, the time
was ruled cat OF court.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-29

The quantity of gold coined q, tho Phila'
delphia min, this year, up TO the frS' Of No.
yember. is SIS. 0s5. p27.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-29
BoOkbinding,

al. th.,r who has, H,1 ua,Hr Narur~ 7rt
i NgurilI... OLD. i4.I gfI., .lH.llsr ilru .t.i ..
ulr, .',lcthr, F,.h, Dos ,'1Irrgi .u.-rri.
lr.s. ihci. I, nl nav otrusr.'iH- % good work.
a au, k,rd, except r mlilr,, ltI 'iI.r % ci1 l'
dove il th. Coa.tt,, aul i1 thr lsst f.''..h .1N.
o. be- fHuh C1sN one u,irr. Ju' give w e ca.
40. r,.H.rg oul specimen. 17l r,i--s.
MOVES . BENI.
NurNa,. Nov Z. $50. tf@H