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Nta Caut ~ Probate. hsli =, Di,GriI, within AMI
Or he Courf, 81 ONfr,l. r7 ihr sr,'His-rih IA,
~ s-r-mlr.. i1 'hr ,r,r n arr l.fi-',r h''"a
hp0IrrI apI M.
JANIS VI TUIT. Gurfl1 of t'ttn ,r,i
= r-l,, Gi.,s,u. mllol dlrgNisrs ~ ns'i VI
GI.as,1, late ~ Na,t-r 81 f,i1 CuuH.E. trcRssi--
b wing presented tt. st..pi sscuuli 20 as 'ur.
ih1stfp q s,t miuYv,
n vas O.frrsf. tha, ih- Dit Guriar l,r
pnttsr On ~ r.Hrs Interested, IA osusing t"f' Of
thI, Ht.,i o. o. r.UfshrI 'hr,r week. su....a.F'N
.g The ONlul prul.y' printed 10 la.r. 't-''HD
ana, .rpr,s NJ , Probate Govt o. o.. hs'l 40 Paris,
a, iG- frth rr..li, ~ November HaR', % o. ..
ola. rI.ek DO f.r nutHaHr, sr1 .h.~ Drsr, Of aHy
rH-. have. ULs 'br s,rIe sh.ua' 01f o. allowed.
% GEO. X. SHAW, Herf.r.
\ true ,up,. Att,,i. GIu. Il. >HAW, re.
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10 the Hon Count, ConLi,,sasrs &c ths COM.
y Of ONhfd.
We. the unJsrigDsd Nouli rs-I' .tigl'y rrIusrnt
that the publir cuEyenislc, requIr thc losItiob q
. 'ouniy mad. h"ginning At the Cuult, Rad nsaf
William w. finun.' IN RumiUfd. AIT running
from ihsnSr in southsfly Question O. Rumfid,
Town line, ~ N ersc't With Mi't1n Piuisiion i1at
l'tding b, John Davis sni Chahss Mobe,. 10
'aii plantation, and Zoe The locaiion 4 the sLsv,
,'-"i lbcd rad, according 90 Law, yuur PctitioD,f'
S,ui ,ysf pri,.
CHARLES MORSE, and n others.
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Lost

lbus-sB th. hoes, II rtalf,. Stmp-ou, j..
and or, hru.s b Wu,I.t.,h, l'.ui ihr 2Fh ~
Arr.. t,o Tuvn Or'sr., t,.ei ths oh Ui March
nst ure S,r twenty ,..s.a ruUrirg O. Ahiph
Er1rt o. t.ir. if t,r1-r, i1rrg8', aui murdered
IS ~ oth,r Do G.rhsri GIr,n, Sc Yea dollars -
.lh..,i., anI rurl-fyis :.
81 fsr,ou. ar, hrr,tl, fit,J sol cauiiu1sd nat
q. fft,su.s .ori prIsr..
MARX = COTTON.
Wol.l.tr,k. sept. l.. lSio. 3o55
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PASSENGER TRAINS viii nun daily, Suutz,
L excepted, until lurthsr noticc. .. oIlovs:
Lave rorthpl fpr South PARIS. at ~ 4. VI.
and 4. VI.
Lave PortL0d flT nau,il'c Junction At 73OA
VI, ,, AM i5r. VI.
Leave Sou,h Pass 81 PouLul, At IS. n 4.
VI
Lew, psn,,l. Jnaciion Toe Portland. : Is. ani
N ~, \ VI, anil q, l.. VI.
Leave rousul Zoe Wslrni's, $50 5. VI, ard ?
P.N.
lsayc Portland 81 Lewiston, ~ \. y aul .
SIT 10, T.. VI
Lave Portland f,r nockdsld -, 4 ". and
4. VI
freight tram vii have ro,ti,nl irr Suuih
PARIS, ate "a. ". have soulh Fan. g., rou.
spi. N AN.
Ne goals r.~cNcd after sunsri,
The Compau, vii nj a. rrsvrusllr &c baggage
=, an amount cNccc ing so IN ,hue, u1e'. notice
- given, ar pail &c At the t-is II Uns passenger
ipr every $500 'diipnal ,allc
The - \. ". tni, from rorthll vi'l oonnest
., South PARIS. T1c-day', 1h1u, as, 'ni Sn'ur.
ja,'. With STAGES Dr trccpUo.,l AM Bethel, Ian.
easter, y N. Rumford and AD',ysr.
For farther particular. go raihf''cr Rlil~ay
sujr. :. T. CORSER, Supcfn'eni,A
rurihnl. October / 1850. 3I
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NOTICE.

+, IL. p-r.on, indebted 20 the late firm oi Rrsr
a Y0USG, ar herb, requested 70 make imHned'-
ate payment 10 the Ss.cTiter, Who . alone aalhor'
,Ird o. cuilsct ths SAM. WI, ~ hOsi
South PARIS, June ,, 1850. Is
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To Purchasers.

Trr ~tc.1 T,ru ,r'u1tsl ono ni- irHu Pans
II rpu'ltriH- Us arf,s ur ihrf,1i. ais, knY0 1'
ib- "GrN. IlurHATp rL,ti' Ih.U BE- a
large Gr.,k llHu,s, vel 61rsh.i, Tow barns, 11I
.gfrr -ut IgtIIrr-.. sI Hu thr rfI.1 tBNrlrl u.sI
from Pan. ~ UrNfrI Th.rr D. l'.r ah1ut trIrs
hia.ir,i l-..nar spp.- f.r,s, an thfin, su.I "a
81 .lsat 90 a-l,., on the sane. The ~uoi he wI.i
rH.rH a hagi.pmr suur, &C. iIr usr ~ lsuil,
AMI h,-s qoan,t,, &c ih- nlrkrt yearly. Tc'm.
reasonable. AppN O.
INOtu T.. JORDAN.
rsr.. OF. l, lsJp 2ual
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NOTICE.

THE Co-pauneuhip existing b.iwcsn N. ,rb.
j srrisrs firm the frsi day II Jul, last under the
name IT ROUNDS & DEERING, l. this tay Iis.
solved BY mutual consent,
J. &. ROUNDS.
wM nErRiNG.
20. Paris, August 9, 1850
y. n. The .ul-rriber Is dol, authorited n 49,
ts s1d adjust the sdaifs u the late fem 4 g.ulds
= Dcsiing WI DEERlNG,
Busins', will he continued At the oil stand of
Rounds & Dc,firs Goods sill - sall ss lrv o.
ihr, can H. bought elsewhere The TatfuD,rc "
ignct cu,tomts Il the Sinrr iui Of iho Die gsl
rIally 'Vsfy respectfully iu',isy.
WN DEFRING.
Sodth Paris, August 10, 1850. -
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State of Maine.

l.~>)pNroED - 10th. sa,uI n 90,
Us GmLnNG.
W. command ,ur ,a ,,,a,hib. e1o.I. ar ,,tat, II
WILLIAM GululAN, iunub II Tuus,, DO
ld Count,, ,eum17 and nuv rfs.tIrg without ihr
LrIs ~ this state, o. tIr value 4 thee thousand
iIar', anil ,unu., thc lI William ourh1m, o.
Hg u', D. tulI W N.rr Tts-irrf,) 90 sgI.tr lc-
i.f. .ur Jn,,i,, Dl uuf pi.'ue' Cont Sc tac We.
trH. DsuiJf, neat o. D. h.!Icu n ruis, Niihu and
~ coz County u ONI,d, "a the ses11a IIc'iay
~ Juro \ II. $50. ihri srl thsie be- rlg ss.J
Count ,o N~svrf u.lH John h.Iisu n aid Irurr
WOMAN. 90 ri.a q ih- csc &C. tNat che ssid d.
i.,.,rt a. ..ii Ir-rsI, pp the ola, q t's IWohIsr
II lais witt hing indebted O. The s1id r.ilur On
thr .rm IT w. lhuus,nI. zoe hund,rJ s1I sewn.
q, a,.ir,, 90 lDJ. aocaltru. @" the tmvulJ annex
"a o. rsr,I'Uisitp1 ibHsui, ia.uanI tr"Ir riuIIsc
ihr ri'iHtiI o. o., him tns saug un u.uiauIl
AS sIspf.r iH,i thr flid nriru .-ut ~ saii Fur
rrr. au s4iI a'N n the Ju.,1sss "a hs Wit, b"ins
lri,ifs n ths 1ij rLluG 90 The o.. 'si fHG %
i.p ih.u.s1i Ga.l'fs, o. o. u.rIh u.rs, usht,tlai
ti1,f lii on aud expended 70, tH" 40. i-niiN &c
ths u,c ui ard n,'ru,art, "a 4 ,i If IrIur'', I1
gH4tI IriatiUr thrcui, then All uI, ria.u,s'd The
paiHtiI fH g., hiri ihe sauF frIg eco t.utH. -Nrt
the .ail d-sui.a,, tho ga uUla isguc',sI has not
TsI The .,mc--
10 thr tl,n,-, 81 .ad pntin a. he ,a,,)
ihs eum 81 three thausiol a1iIs, A. .b.l ,h.i -Dd
ih,rs b. made o. susa., urh "l,r tsg dsu
a.rs Api vhr.r.. The ssi fhuuI ave hat
ihs ssil D.isrIagl his ~ 90 80 "~H r'H''
-. I.ssr.sf Tt 900. ..i... I. ... ... ..
.tgs. th.u.,lI a It.s 1IY.rs.I r.ur1 on is ,.ms
a'tYl- attached lHt h,s irtrs'r I., ss. ,'..s
i''U ia ib- t,ll- ,r,i Isssfssi.ud 40. ia than
81 u.Us. .r.frus ttustrr ul ihs 90. a. .sT,
....,, ri,.ta, AZ r.t4,''. fH 'nr .4.' 'alt w
rruu.r4 ,.u. therefore. hat so s.l.unf he s.fi
Iust,s. 90 hr ir,y L. inuI. o. 5000 Irrrlr.',l o.
siTral I,,Is ,rr Ju'fl.. 90 GOO sf.l '.U.' o. b.
ID .rH .t Ht...4I.. o. s..a C,.ss. 10 49, lf has
vl, T,r.Hf..H O. Dol. lrsuri .I1. ssa ...a r.H' o.,
'Ur pii rl.nF rHg rt.v,r s.fI.U 900 'lii ar.
.lrL,r' Boo tb., acton, Nf ary) 3D. 1i 90 isas
,rprr.t I. Fl.H.. f.,i', or rI,l,H, o. IA o. .H
.r.I fH.ts,..Hr .. Ir. fH.flI' i.s',r, a . .-rr
,.r tHa.s ih. wiz. si'h ,ruf f.ss ius.'lr.
W'T.Tss. JOSEPH q. COLI, TIE. ="
Paris. i1s t,rrs eighth a,y - FHrmty Dr. ihe
,s.r a. u. turd one llrr'ani ,'ht hr7irr' a1'
tIy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-08

At Court at Probate. he'll =, Ruminfd. N,lhin and
zoe the Couniy Of Oxford, on the seventeenth
ia, of September, in the year oi 0uT Lord eight,
ecn hundred and 6hy.
TIMOTHY WALKER, Adnini'lrAior Of th,
estate II yoha Aksly. late Of Rumiofd, IN sail
Couat,. dscc,sei, having prcsrnied hi' second ac.
count Of his administrator of the estate of 'sii
deccasei--
ItNa. Ordered. that the aid Adminisiraior rive
notice % ~ persons interested, hy causing crp,
of this oulsr tn b. published three weeks sucocss,r
Is H. The Oyiord Democrat, printed n Paris
that they ma, appear At ir'l"'e Govt 10 Il, he'd.
Al Paris, ON th. fret Tuesday 81 Jauusp r,St.
At ten Of the cln,k ~ the forenoon, and shsw
cause. II any Ihcy have Why ihe amc should NOT H.
allowed. 20 GEO. X. SHAW, Register.
4 tue copy. Aitr,t. Gao. II. Su,w, re-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-08

At Coud II Probate. he'll =, Turncr, Nthiu aud
Cr the Count, 1t OSiurd, on the nip.isrnth
dly oi Scptrus,, ~ the ycar q cue Lord D'shi,op
hulirci a"l TN.
The Commandment avp,uu',d o. 80 ont Co. Saiah
Dozen, Wii1w It LNAN e. nuTEN, htc ~
Siu1'f, N aid COUNTY, deceased, hsI noW'f Uui
n he real estate Of cad dso,assd. haliag sIal'
th"ir rr0'r--
ltV1s Ori. rrl, that na,,oe h given q. aI r,f
..ns interested, Is causing cory n l.u' Hi....
Q, b. rrli.hsi 'hrsr No,k. w-'cssn,i' i0 'ss
ONf,rd Democrat printed ~ psrit, hat ils, r,ay
api,rar n Probate Cr''rt o. 10 held at l'ris, On
DE- 'h.rI 1r..'1, 1T Ociulsr nrNl, AZ 49, 20 the
,i.sh ,u th" Grcnuon, ant shcv osufe, 90 leo, IhN
have, via, the same should nj A. lScT'.t.
~ Gro, X. SHAW, Raru'rr
4 tuis rur,, Affect: Gro. n. saw. re-.
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NOTICE.

ALL Persons inlsbsed 10 n, lac firm u An.
pEliSON h ROUNDS, of Souih Pare, b, notr
or account, are hereby notified ani requested 10
NIKE INsIpIArE payment To the Subscribers 90
so.t vii b. made.
CtIAS. ANDREWS,) Assg7sss y
AINAII BLACK. AslsTsga s Hsssfs
South rafis, sept. =, 1850. -
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CHURN DASIlER.

Tbs Chuu prOjucss Batter Il the h-st qraltNf
i,u Nv MIA. 81 from i,srr o. ten ninutrs be vim
Ter. a. from tv p o. h,e miuu's. in sl.uir"r
Itrruiu,r, u,,rc 'uttcf iryen Oh" 'sur ruHun' n
-,,I1 ur ertarn, than Az, othsr churu, hs,suse o.
de- a.. N8rk IN q mr., thorlugh aai scic-'ihc msu-
rHr.
Il ths cheapest AMI most cu01cn'r1t ohuir -
o. ,u,sut,,i. go seruunt II ~ ,u'ul,,ug he tus
rhiiuslphi, priu. ips 81 Butter making A1i lr-
:, T.. the. New Ma after being churn,d, % sweet
,aI suitable &c family uses.
Anuthrr advantage uSeT the common churn D., %
Ls,a. rad well, u tin, th, Llsr 81 i,,pius q
sweet and chan !, rnerrN nothing compared With
that 81 he ur,iiusf, k,sl
Taking into rsusideratian, the culubin,d utility
ART ,i-rIitit, Il this ,Aun, the Suhsc,i'sr i-,l'
co1hIcrt il ,,st ,nsur, ~ sac " nearly even TAR
r'sr On the cuu1ty.
Tai, D,sAsr ma, h. usel IN thr Old rub Jhurn'
IN general 49,. thcf,b, saving ih, cNp'u'e # new
,huu. A.. the Sub.cnb.r Intends visiting cNc'N
Uu - the curni, those desfin. 10 purchase caur"'
vjI fpi it &C. Their advantage o. dcLy until the,
have an Oppoftunil, u eNamIns the sbi'e.
l.. I. BOOTllBl,
Soaih Paris, Ju'y, 1850. 25h
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va C,,ir, af Probate. hsH It Brthr', o,.hlr and
fr tNr CuurN 81 ONf.'. roo ths '.,'rg..I
~, of September ,l 'h' y,sr ct 600 lHrd'sh'r'n
hundred luf 'r'r
O. 'ke ;ir-.irl Ve'f'u7--
n sar Oftrr,f, ihu ihs .ar' Gnrdn0 give
,r.r o. 100 p-t.u0. interested, %, causing 'fN ~
.,rI s,irY1 Nth thi. ursf th,irHn tp b. Tg.rsa'i
r.rsr vr. b. .l-rs'si,rl, on Tn pN'ut llrH ..,ir
rriuf,t a. I,u.. thar ihr, ms, lgl,.r at a lu'si0
C.sut o. t, h,I 10 r,u., ia s't| t1gui,. 600 ,a-
third Tussds, q Oethri, rrN'., 30 o. % 'H'
,Trk 900 the Ef,-l1H, aHt .h,,s osusr, Il a1y iheN
lave, uh, the same stlult n.lis granted.
30 Gro. n. SHAW, Register.
4 tue cUp,, Attest Gao. h SH'W, Irs.
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Cart Wheels.

DEADY made Cart Wheels, win East Iron h"o'
~ iron bound and warranted GOOD
Al,o, Hubs, Spokss, and ttnoes .PsrNsy.
For sale BY bho"N ~
NOr~ry, April u, 1850. uH
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Tho = Ihs-rI-f hrr-lp r,rs ruiIi- notice o. at
,,r.,ugI ih.' BE- h,s l~rl dolls srruir'.i ari ~.
r., rrlr fm,rI' the tius' ~ ,frIr'suo'rr ~ OBJ.
T.,.'- Z
LEONARD kIppEE. late 81 n.,Ia'i,
..sT. t..r..f N.Euf. H--r.,I. On r.F... h..'s
al. trs l,,. artr-f.-hs ts5,.,r rFIrr.ls a.. pen s
.h,s.r trH.bf.i uthr I'D d"s.'s'.'s ruir, -
r4 ks immediate Ta,r1rr'. nod r. %. Ea. HHN. .-.
.a..gr t.fH.r.tr. O. ,,h.r.i 'hs sp..f
JDliN J. Ilul HNN.
Soy, H., l.jO. Sr3l
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the CATARRH.

u c-,uses strengthens, .ni rr.tor,' o. t-,thy -.
lion "a IA 'c organs, and ineurran..us t.,g,' Of
the head. the ObituciDn n which prriu,,' pam boz
the iurrhsai ard region q the s,rs, SOFT Il suIi.
Glns IN the no's. a sense II matter tUppin, from
the head into the thDai. s..
Al these Il cure. shsil, and 'rc"i,, art the
net ,r7frrt4 ea4u II Ca's-TA. It s.p,i, CUES On a
few months.
L., sllo an uaiaiiinr cue 81 .i,'s-s % iIs -s.,.
d Is.s,,crtd IN bot . shHt tine.
S.li 81 vhplssaic sat .c'ali h. Dus,lss ,snsI.
all,--t, many agrris thr1yh.Ii the o,unuy, sai
/, J. n. iI,ssosn. Pans; A. fuIIp, : Pans.
Feb. 5, l-5O. SAL
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PROBATE NOTICES.

o.. o.. H.. 3D. rll .-. Jr'-- 81 rril'r 90
i1r Guunr, ,i O,Hui
Easp,rtilI, rcrrr,,H. SNNlLl WNRl'N.
-r,r..tr ~ N,r =, lH's VI, srI ur.t-s VI
I,t... Hii,4r rhi.trlu ,1t f.i3s 81 l-,1.sr cage,
afr 90 NNata,flsI ir .ttI C.f.r,, deceased -ir'f
.lrH r.r... 1.. s.tf.. 1rI IH..ssttI1 r,ft,. f,'i
estate. U.s.ltI-I boz 'lr Inventory % ibr rs'''. ..
st.F moore. 900 t.. il thr rr.h1ir office br sH.i
t.rrt, --vht.h urrli O. 0. .ul., ,ri fhr rrur'..
fF.rr.i rot Hu' uu iftrr'st i1r che h".l' ul s'ri
rin,r. a. ihs.,i.rr pU,s ,.m llna'r o. .r1ri
bon. Irs4,. tJ., s1ii t,,l ,.tsf' boo tb, iIrrH-s
.t.T,.l,E SAMUEL. WARNlN
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LEONARD kIpnEG, h'r 81 rN0at.

Tho SF--.Irr hosr -I,g. iu' be- uE.,. Q. ~
e.rry,a,I. ihrr i- t.shf.l 'u., nIr..... a.l la.
Ben Epson h.u..Nt t0- tr,. ~ N.a..'Hrs s. ihr
Estate %
ARNOLD POWERS. h'.rl Bethel,
ll rl, r.ur,, of O,f, %. l,r'r.rJ, Us rrrr- 'sr'
q. ihs ha drfrt'--sH- 'ar .ir. i.Trr.t. 'A gore
,rr, who arc ir',li'l o. fIe slf' 'r0us.I.f ,'a'.
,,r.l. ir.r,. ..l., .,..rrr'. 1.' fE.s. vk1 l1v.
All, .Jrr,rI. tl,r, .r, o. ,>rHH' frs s... f.
ELT~rN sLGAN.
Sept -, l,'1. ?s3i
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DR.. Marshall's
AROMATIC CATAHRII ASD
ILEAD1.CuB S.N I UP

The SErrT has rtoYcd the mrfi s0,su ~ fsmsdia
agent known 10 the NTpIcsL TScrtrv 5~
REMOVING 4 COLD ~ TuT uLAD. rms
HEADACHE. And All CATARRHAL
AFFECTIONS.
II relieves the ratrnt u Eif',-,rf o. I,sf7rI y
re ifr'-of ~ pit=z i7s 70 itgsi~s Fsrf.f sI.u
Sc rr0dussd b, too great Ir,, arf rtes.pts uI
tLli upon the baiu. rur's ihr l.lil,br go. o., tEc
,nly agent known upon Which 500 ,iH r,y Nth CON.
ttsr6s o. t11ri'i,. rs,aI ,lr' ~ thu most lvub.
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uOOEpduaAan@s

The Suhsoriber, having bad bong experience ~
the business, they hauer themselves that they can
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WANTED,

u tu. p'rt lIfAs,
$50 rr.hrI. Olts.
grn Corn.
lDUn Re-.
500 H.. W..
yso Wei ~ktrs.
ANN - ptirrs ruir.r
500 mi. N,u MIA tH.,ss.
T.rua,sb CN~u ,s pact stIi b. la,i 81 MaH,s-a
BENSON \ eco.
S,uth Paw. CT. :. i>j1 s.
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A RARE CHANCE
FOR FARMERS. DAIRYMEN, &C

TN SuiscriIsr give. MOTTO, that hs hAs rur.
i chased the ugAt o. make AMI s,I iu ONItd
I-.L.L.- MmrhIN nalrnl Aim- sIhrLI-
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7 Nv On = -|TI T"|T--T I"T y ~ II I||Tf
Ausr VA. X. RINRNLL. Ciok.
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WEST INDIA GOODS,

orst-rr. Fg'ssr,. Couplings. irr.vg
Grss.s, GS. PFia'. NlS. Grv.
Wu}.rT,. Ir-7. SGD. IsH. Pas
IT,. Ndf. fi,h. ~. pst,
fgri. Corn. Fprr, g.
AZ aH.h rr1, "a. Nj 10 sh.l--t'r rrI I.tsiI 90
i4t.r. tr T1-rrsfs ~Ih r1ftsHd
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TO sssp race with the time., Ne have JET made
/ suitable IMPROVEMENTS moor we'll A'o~n
f,i.t..tn-4t- ADD b.y, .,tuf,I an assuttufut u
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Liberia.

BY the arrival Of the Lysander from
Africa, we understand that letters were
received ut the Colonization Office in this
City, giving most aattering accounts ofthe
condition Of offairs. ap
The legislature adjourned aftera session
of 25 days on the 9th Of January, having
enacted more important laws than ut any
previous session. AT the late biennial elec-
ton Of officers, j. J. Roberts, ESQ.,, was
re.electedto the Presidency by aaaai-
nous pote, and has called to his Cabinet
Bon. s. Benson Of Borneo as Secretary Of
Treasury, and H. Teuge, ESQ as Attorney
General. His administration is lnuded
in the highest terms. The British Traders
ON the coast nre conforming 10 the laws,
md either paying duties or leaving the
trade.
The commerce Of the Colony is rapidly
augmenting, and several German and Brit
ish houses are about TO establish commercial
ugeucies. i3
Agriculture is hourishing, and generally
the feeling is buoyant and hopeful. A
few emiyrants sent by the New York
State Coionizstion Society per brig Lowden,
Capt. Brown. in October last, had arrived
safely. A parthad settled on the Saint
lPaul's, and one had procsedsd with the
Missionaries of the American Board 10
(1ahoonl fjenr the Equator.
The President makcsa strong appcai
10 purchase the GaIlinas. and many queries
are made as tothc likelihood recognition
of the Republic by our National Govern
mont. -Tribunei
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These coal and ore beds are mostly above
the level Of the streams, but there are 9TH
ers beneath the water level, that could be
reached by shafts, that are not reckoned on
as available, while such large quantities are
now available at less expense. Those that
do not show above the streams on the west
boundary of the tact, are not taken into ac-
count in this table.
1t will be seer by examining the numbers
on the preceding table, and making slight
calculation, that the 4,202, 1858 tons o. ore
easily accessible BY stripping on the 1850
acres (l2 sectiofis,) would sustain 10 fur
naces, Zone on each section or square mile)
for 10 years, each using 1000 tons Of ore an
nually and. making 1900 tons Of iron ann1-
ally. 81.
There would then remain nearly 20,000,-
600 tons available BY mining above water
level, and Of such thickness as to Justify il,
sufficient for 10 furnaces, working at the
same rates Of, consumption and production
as before, for 398 years more; while there
would still be left tte enough fof the same
number Of furnaces, at ihe same rates, to
last 800 years more, by mining below the
valleys, as they do in Scptlapd and Wales.
The coal beds referred to in the table, are
in the same hillsas the ore, and would only
suffice to work up the ore obtained by strip
ping. and by mining above water level; but
coal also abounds beneath these lands, ss
well as to the east of this belt Of ores, with
In few miles, sufficient for working up the
remaining ores, and supplying fuel fofages
to oil the country that will draw their sup
plies from this mineral depository.
The mineral resources Of those parts OF
the mineral region that have been closely ex-
afhined in southern Ohio, and that have
Been tested ftf supplying furnaces, justify
the belief, that large tfact Of country, CON
hining seteal hundred SQUARE miles, is So
richly stored with coal aud iron ore; as to be
practically inexheustible BY dense mining
and manufacturing population iof ages.
The experience of the ofe diegefs a the
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| .J Il. g.. !. u Ii l. tin.I ~
aa .ns 9siIso anu =, inoGhins 'ailIpuu !, nau
aiJusu 'acasJh, wiz siso Pass ilIIousn ''iei =
40 ap9se s1leu' iivm Z ~ AZ nliles, anu ie
celys peiiia.lteI'',y llclsasiIg gqeiness' y
p.SPo.HSSh = .ns vsse.oPlnent ssh u thse =,
eAnaussole nlsneial'lesoulces y a'lu .ne NJ
'ns,pus Te il manulac.uIes ue epenHent On tnsn.
Inc anove esumale ol me mon ore p!
III. pliess Apclisseu ~ De, az |, wa ~
eHuga ~ = e sn - Snusr-esl.a'e ~. .akll
in ~ s'. .aSn s9ua,s lille y sec.o =
~ uSJs, moa um ~ =. a'.,as' 1 ooo Sau,. .o.'
. ?uppyms .u,noos 400 ~ hiaAe s'ooo 'Oi''
WIN. 1yn a,lnaa a..,,n, ~ Il ai9Su yeasS ,:,A l.
[ ~. .ha G % e...Ie,. - ~ % nh:e ou'S go. y
Tne .h;s 3. e Vu: " or. sno n,o issSs iag ON
sn.. v % s;,a ~, 'oO ;u.nas ~ SyI s.,I
S.a,,a,t es .Th; r. rs .yn ,ssl w. q
o,,s hsiS .,,,,s, frn,, a. 1880 ~ .;ys 49, y
ons .c,,,, Z ~ sSc,i cnn,;o,,a so ,,ss,sa n
sn,,v I NJ anai ,ro,,M pe p'Gspoip ~ ad an
pp @ M ;ron u y. sssad q tha - .ha Jsp
co.i ,sh;S iii sr, ~ I. % asSa,s..a y ' ~ III. .ha
81 a,swaae. 49,, ~ =, - sX IN y s.e
III h,,;iS;ns - ~" ~ op'ia''o''' 'nu o'iieis
Add;5ionai ~ T f,,t,,scss ,y,,l sooY sn,;;n, u,
,,lons ths i;aas oe IL" ~. an a. I op,nS x
and shsss srd ,s,;o,,s o;ts. NV .ss.n,s e ..Un,
ssts M hi;sb,,s..s [ [ ,rn,'Id o. sn,,,.;h..n r. .a5
sbsrs v, ~ frs;aS,..s moaa ~ ths s'0 roads la's
Othe, snntces 0f 1,;nas.I .rAat,h .,.l,.
of stTc,d;no srnnInvnsrt - ssSStai LII Rav M
i,dusirv ss saIt msshIs b.hp a n;I,a,ona Il. s.u
erade- stones whet-stottes Hag.stones lime
e. .hSi,nd ~ o;,s Eilis ;S;th;n aess !. csas,
II he ,,,n;e.tsd 70 sa,isosds h,t thsy are S af
small nome n when GONNA "a With the ~.
t,,re nroJnct;on If coal s,,d ;yop which nav
he cnns;deyad as ,he homes and s;neys u
c;v;I;z,t;on - '' = 80 l-.- =,
ls J, ,,,as :. ~ co,,,.,;n, ,ho es,; ;,.,. ~
PIof R,;cos ~ he a,;ns,si % i, ,ssonrces of
coai and i,on T rilI .tats so,,,s ~ ,bs rssrlts
~ vsrv cs,sf,i dsts;IsJ |n,,S,s.s @ t;rsi s,,J
oeoIoo;csl ] s-sra;nst;on of trsct of 7Sao
ecres ~ lana living In bodv IN lawrence
Jackson ana Scioto r counties. made in 1919
for the owners win 4 view tn asceFtain its
canahIl;t;es Fo} srsta;n;nc iron s,royIs
These lands lie IN or near where the ,;ne
az railroad from Ironton or Portsmouth hv
vav ~ Hales c,eek and jackson would Irom
the natare NJ the e,ound he l;kelv n mass
a. not tuow that thew are more sbunda
10 ~ sn,,,i;sd win ors ~ coal ,bsn otSs, l. ,ids
co,respord;no in oeoIooical ,,nsit;on IN The
n;neysi hei. slone the 9rorosed l;nes of f rail-
way Other tracts that have had occasion
10 examine caref,llv in the v;c;n;1v of INV
rss;dence are beI;e yed 10 be fullv eonal n
,hs;r ave,aces @ of ;ron ore ~ and s,,ner;or
in coal 10y
= The T follox;ng table contains many of the
results of that e,am;nst;on The ib;ckness
of ' the seams - me Of ore : the tIa mean of nany
measure r,ents IN d,ffe rsnt ,,scss tbe snec;f;c
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Tons OBJ Tons by Tons by
rs .tainablebylmining a. mining at
stripping bove expense
,at IS cents streams. not now
&, justi6able,
.s--------- =. ----- -
Ore 5seams3 400, ,253 Is, ,90l ,866l Al ,479, $50
Coal 3 do. no, 100000, 13, ,000, ,000l 100000
Limestone, $40, ,000, 900 44,000,000
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miscellaneous.
From the New York commercial Advertiser.
Reported news from Sir John Franklin.


From, the New York commercial Advertiser
Reported news from Sir John Franklin
We are indebted to Mr.. John Randall,
fur merchant, for the following information,
forwarded by his agent or correspondent a'
st. Paul, Minnesota Territory
"ST. PAUL, MIENEsoTA, March IL.
+" A dog-train arrived here yesterday
from some distance above Lake
Superior, bringing news that an American
vessel had been seen by some Of the In
dians, and had senl letters saying that Sir
John Franklin was found. The particu-
| RS | cannot learn. However, they say
he is safe"
The writer of the letter is the brother
ofMr. Randall, and WE have seen the
letter containing the intelligence. Both
are gentlemen of high respectability. He
writes by every mail, SO that we have
through his letter the most recent news.
Our former adviccs from St. Paul we're to
the 5th of March. The dog.train, mem
toned some ten days ago as having arrived
at ST. Paul, was from Selkirk settlement,
which lies quite in another direction from
Lake Superior.
Il will be perceived that the information
is given as report, which reached the
writer at the moment OF closing his letter,
and he had not time to inquire into its
truth. As such we give il, not feel
ing at liberty to withhold anything COM
municated in good faith on 50 interesting a
subject.