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The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-04-06
Not to be UndersOld!

Some people think that to do great deal of busi-
ness, they must make great deal of noise. But,
Farmers will you be hattered and deceived by flags
and noise. snowy signs, and falsely colored hand
bills? No! The intelligent Farmer will judge for
himself, and in the end patronize the man who does
business upon the farest terms
Come up, then to the "OLD CORNER"
opposite to Dea.'s old stand, and in quiet way we
will show you goods and prices.
Come and look, if you do not wish to buy.
Storage for Grain on Favorable Terms
G. J. PETTIBONE.
Fremont, October 6, 1849-3O
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-04-06
IN CHANCERY.
Court common pleas, Sandusky CO., stAte of Ohio
John L. Greene, Administrator of
Daniel Moore, deceased,

Gerge Moore,
John Hoyaberger,
Catharne Hoyaberger.
Sarah Moore, and others.
TIME said Gerge Moore, John Hayaburger,
Catharine Hayaberger and Sarah Moore will
take notice that said complainant has filed in the
court of common pleas of Sandusky county Ohio, a
petition against them and Others the substance of
which is that said Daniel Moore died iutestale that
petitioner has been appointed his administrator that
the personal property is insufficient to pay the debts
of said infesate, that he seized in fee simple hi
the time Of his death Of the following lands andten-
ements situate in Sandusky county, to wit:
Lot number one hundred and ten as numbered on
the pat of the Maumee Road Lands, in township
number FIVE; range number thirteen, and in sec
tons numbers one and thirty -one, aud bounded as
follows, TO wit:
Beginning at the southwest corner of piece of
land sold to Jacob Mease thence west along the
Maumee and Western reserve Road to the south
east corner of Nicholas Newfer and William Gy-
er's, thence east along the line to John Moor-'s
land, thence south along said John MoOre's land
to the piece of land sold 10 Mease, thence a
south westerly direction TO the place Of beginning,
lcontanng sixiy-two acres more or less
The prayer of said petitioner is that said betition-
er may be authorized to sell and convey said land
to enable him TO pay the debts of said interstate.
JOHN l.. GREENE,
Administrator of Daniel Moore.
Fremont, Feb. 9, IS50-48:6
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-04-06

Friends, Enthusiastically county, have
now come amongst you according to promise"
for the purpose of introducing, for your bene-
it; one Of the most important mechanical in
ventions Of the age in the shape Of
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-04-06
BY LAW

BY LAW
Of the ToUas Of Lower Sandusky, passed
June IL, Il. d. 1849.
ON motion, and on filing the written consent of
~ Lucus B. Otis, Ssrdis Birchard and La @.
Rawson it is order that all that part of the alley
located through the block of lots in the Dickinson
and Birchard addition 10 the town of Lower San
dusky, owned by said Otis aud Rawson which lies
south of lot number forty three, be and the same is
hereby vacated, The lines Of the piece vacated
to run across said alley at right angles.
C. J. ORTON, Recorder.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-04-06
Dissolution.

ME co-Partnership heretofore existing in The
Pleasant township Seneca county, between j. B.
Smith and VIM. Caldwell. is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. The business of the firm will be
settled By ]. B. Smith. J. B. SMITH.
VIM. CALDWELL.
March Is, 1850. 4:3
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-04-06
LIST OF LETTERS.

ID EMAINING in the Post Office in Fremont.
II Sandusky county, on the 3lst day of March,
a. ID. 1885,
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-04-06
Farms tO Let:

GENERAL FAR MS, near Fremont, and copve-
y nient to the Turnpike; % TO RENT. eEb
Some OF these have Eighty to Ninety acres clear
ed thereon. with comfortable Houses, Basns &c
Enquire Of SAML. CROWELL,
General Land Agent
Muskalunge. March 2. ls5O-5I-5
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-04-06

We, the undersigned, committee appoint
ed by the Cayuga County Agricultural Soci-
ETY. on mechanic articles, hereby certify that
we have examined Beehive of Mr.. Daniel
Bonsall's, (Jos A. Dugdale's patent) and do
not hesitate to say, that it is the best construc-
ted hive we have ever seen, and we should
think that it was as near perfect as any bee
hive that could be made.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-04-06
School Notice.

Y ME Board of Examiners for the Schools in the
L town of Fremont, will meet at the Stone
School House in said town. for the examination of
Teachers, on Monday evening, April Ist, 1850.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-04-06
October 6th. 1873.


The Committee on Bee Hives of the New
York State Agricultural Society made the
following report, viz:
'efhe Committee on Bee-hives have minute
ly examined Dugdale's Moth-proof Beehive,
deposited by Thomas McClintock, of Waterloo,
Seneca Co. They find it very ingenious,
simple and commolious Hive, embracing, in
their judgment, in great perfection the desir-
able requisites in a Hive The moth-proof
door, thoroughly ventilated by means of a
screen wire, and the moth chamber so con-
structed that the moths can be taken and
with their progeny destroyed, are new and i'm
portant appendages, and the Hive, which is
essentially double one, is admirably con-
structed for the transfer of the bees from one
hive to another, so as to preclude the neccssi-
~ of,swafming. They regard it so far as their
extends as the best Hive extant
and commend it to the Society for the award
which they deem such merit entities to.
'sSigned for the Committee,
HORACE DAVENPORT.
Syracuse, Sept. Sd, 1s49."
..Diploma awarded by the New York State
Ag. Society to J. A. D., &c, for one Moth
Proof Beehive at the Syracuse meeting.
JOHN A. KING, Pres't.
B. P. JOHNSON, Sec'y'
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-04-06

LIVER COMPLAINT.
See the of Dr. Hubbard of Stamford otherH
Dyspepsia
See the of T S Wo1 merchant Atca Wyoming Co.
N. " and many more in our Pamphlets.
Dysentery and Summer Complaint
Children Adults Glauays Weakly Children will
become eshy healthy and hearty and rady by the
of this BALSAM.
the death of her child by ChoI-
Infantun1, while teething, if BR4N7"S PULMONARY
BALSAM be administered 1t should bs for such M
larger than the ordinary doses
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-04-06
CONSUMPTION.
A DYING Woman Cured /!

We this prove the oscr life this
BALSAM is used after the is considered by phys
clan and friends be in the last disease actually
t7and in this gone that the shroud and burial
clothes bought For the particulars of this and the
respectable proof all the circumstances
facts refer PAMPHLETS.
This effected Mrs ZIBA DYkEMAN of Balst0n
Spa Saratoga Co. Y We prove beyond doubt many
others almost equally hopeless and iReab Coughs
hu sk lob9J
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-04-06

Trumbull Co. Agricultural Soc'y.
The undersigned Committee of the Trum-
bull Agricultural Society have examined Dug
dale's h-Proof- Bee-H Hive, and of are opinion
that it is preferable to any Hive exhibited at
this Fair. We recommend it to the public
NJ. BIRCHARD, SFABURY FORD,
w. H. WEEKS, CHAS. PEASE,
TIL BEST,
The subscriber will sell Individual town
ship and county rights in this, and in all the
North western counties of Ohio.
He will remain week or ten days in Ere
mont Persons ''sweetly" disposed are re-
spectfully invited to cali and see him at the
Fremont House. and examine the Hive.
JNO. CADWALADER.
Fremont, April 9th, 1850.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-04-06
Brant's is the Cheapest,
One Dollars Worth !!
CANCERoUS sCRoFULA!

How much CANcER-how much SYPIrrL1s-how much Scao-
,uLAwi One Dollars oyt of PURIFIER cure Read
ne following statement which specimen its power
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-04-06
G(lNSTIMPlI lIllN

In all Chrisanzed and civilized has caused larger
proportion of deaths than other maady that acts the
family and until within few years there
certain remedy the devastation of the
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-04-06
FEMALE WEAKNESSES AND COMPL AIMS.

No remedy that has been offered public
malt as certain and eG in correcting ALL the incidental 0edk
and of the female BRANzS PULfO
NARY BALS4M II makes difference whether
be suppression other acsakness- REG
ULATES ALL by strengthening the system, egualizzg
culaon and soothing and alaying NERVOUS RRITABLITY
Pd5phlsts foru uroof.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-04-06

BRANT'S INDIAN
PURIFYING EXTRACT
IS sN Madeleine in and there is abundant proof
in great effected that ONE BOTTLE of
purifying, healing virtue and medical poUe than
tanned in -Four Bottles of sasaparia other medicine
that has been offered for There undoubed proof
10 our panphlets that by the of this great Indian Purifier
they that were DYINe yet LIvEhey that LAME and
CRIPPLED can WALKthey that SICK ScRoFULoys
and otherwise diseased, have been HEALED and CURED
Hundreds-Thousan
who have used BnANrs PURIFIER after having used and tested
ALL the sGrsapdras and other medicines
blood diseases, have decided that
Brants is the Cheapest,
because One Bottle of 1t has medical
and in consequence, disease
one bottle of other medicine.
II then ONE Bottle of BRANT's PURIFIER will FOUR
TIMES disease than bottle of sdTsaparia
PURIFIER would be cheap four dollars bottle
T,G at one do1r But BRANTS PURIFIER is sold for only
oN DoLAR bottle; and bottle of 1t he's cured and is
epao o1 curing -Four Times much disease bos Of
S0reG theEeore sarapara in of its
e ana csS medical ehicacy should be sold
One Dollar =
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-04-06
Cayura County Agricultural Society.

Cleveland, September 81, 1910.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-04-06
CORPORATION ORDINANCES.

Persons calling for any of the above letters will
say they advertised. w. NJ. STARK, P. M
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-04-06
BRANT'S INDIAN
PULMONARY BALSAM

Cures tany of the most strongly marked and developed
cases OF Pulmonary und0Ubd of VI
cead and diseased LUNSsuch hopeless
before cured by any other medicine So y hopeless
of the afflicted have been pronounced
Phs1cGns and friends to be Some who had
their buriaohes made have been cured and yeoerS
who said would live another day,
and hearty as they
all the cleansing and purifying virtues nearly
powerful and active as the preparation which we call
BRANT'S INDIAN PURIFYING EXTRACT.
This differs from that because this possesses
cations which peculiarly adapted to- and essentially
sdry to
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-05-02
Sherif's Sale.

LINCOLN, ss-April %, A. d. 1850.
TAKEN execution, and will be sold at public Auc-
ton 10 the highest bidder the dwelling house TO
wit, al the tavern house OF John Simpson in Aina IN
said County, Saturday the first day Of June next al
two of the clock in the afternoon all the right i'll equity
which Enoch A. Glidden OF said Alma, has, had, on
The eleventh day of February las, past, being The
date of the attachment the original writ 10 redeem
IN said Alma, and bounded follows, 10 wit;-Begin-
nng at the souiheasery line of Isaac Gddens land al
corner made by said line and the head Of land now or
formerly of g. Dole--thence northeastery as many
degrees west 10 hit the southwest of the Asa
Smith lot, SO caled-thence southeast hundred and
twentyeght rods 10 The nor,hwesery line of the Israel
Howard lot, called, at pine tree-thence southwest
ery one hundred and forty rods loss, 10 the
head line of the Woodman lot called-thence the
head OF said Woodman and Dole lots, the FIRST
iioned bounds, containing hundred acres, or
T,aden TO Albert Dole, by deed dated June 9th A D.
and recorded in Lincoln County Record of Deeds
TWO hundred and hfty dollars.
'wfo. NATH'L NELSON, in, Deputy Sheriff.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-05-02
DOMESTIC PORTS.

BOSTON-Ar 10Th, briggs Albion Cooper Gcs, S
Domingo city, 18th ult; Gen Marion, Lmscou. Carde.
mas l4th inst Zuyder Zee, Fosset, Cardenas 9Th inst
Carlton Percy. N Orleans, 29th uli; Aida, Smaey.
Baltimore John Marshall, Collins, do; Chas Henry
Wilson, Philadelphia. CID brig Cordea, Snow, Trim
idad, Cuba
Cid brig Samr SMALL Sprarue, Bath to load for W
Indies; schs Rochester, Heath, and Harriet Ann. Soue
Augusta.
NEW YoRK-Ar 25ih, brig Charles Heath, Lam
pher San Juan, Cuba, g. Cushnoc, Dickman 81 Mark.
IA.
Ar ship Switzerland, Lowell, Liverpool Feb 2e.
CID brig Julia Payson, Prebe, New Brunswick, \
Ar Goth, sch Delaware tof St George. Me- Grover
Mayugauz, Is Cid, schs Hanover Fosg, Bath; Char
lote, Hopkins, Bath.
NEW ORLEANS-Ar I4th, bark Yorktown, Siorer
Palermo Feb >; brigs Principe, Gchrisi, Philadelphia
Susan Loud, Pendleon, Savannah via Nassau.
Adv ship Andover for New York, part cargo enga
ged.
lowed to sea. 18th ship Brunswick.
Adv ship Old England, Lowell for Ilavre with des
pitch.
Ar l7th bark Rose Standish, n York.
Adv ship Ophir, for do, wig 500 bales; Stephen
Young, Gray, for Savannah large part of cargo engu
ged.
MOBILE-Ar 10Th, ship James Cooper, Flimer
Havre
Cid 18th. ship Vermont, Perry, Havre.
SATANNAH-Ar 10Th, brig Casilda, Grant, Ba
more: sch Avon. Carver, Boston.
Cid 2Olh, sch Ellen MeTriman, Merrman, Whining
ton. Del.
CHARLESTON-Ar goth, brig Galena, Richards
Damariscolia.
NORWEGIAN 22d, sch Bunker Hill, Morse, Gar
diner.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-05-02

TINE Assessors OF the City of Bath, hereby
i give notice 10 all persons liable 10 pay tax
es in said city, that they will be in session at
their Office in the City Hall, on Tuesday the 9TH
day Of May next, and the Two following days,
from to IL A. M, and from TO p. NJ on
esch Of said days, and no longer, for the pur-
pose Of receiving statements, under oath, cor
aiming true and proper lists Of their polls, aid
a,i their Estates, both real and personal. in-
1E'uu'hs all property held in trust as Guardian,
LAeea'or, administrator or otherwise owned or
heia oy them IN trust as afores nd on the ST day
of May, 1850.
The Assessors would particularly call the at
tentien TO this notice OF all persons who haze
heretofore supposed themselves oyeriaxed. that
these, as we'll as all orheis liable 10 b. ,a.ed
may prepare and hand in lists according 10 The
requirements of the law, of all their taxable
property, and thereby relieve the Assessors Of
the unpleasant necessity Of booming them. a.
none NAV expect any abatement Of tnxes after
the lists thereof shall have been committed TO
the Collector, unless in cases in which the re.
quiremenis ofthe law could not have been com
piled with.
The Assessors will assess real estate to the
persons TO whom it was assessed, unless previous
TO such assessments notice is given o. change Of
ownership or occupancy, and rhe name of the
or surrendered.
WILLIAM ToRREr Assessors
AMMI r. MITCHELL of
OLIVER Moses. ) Bath.
Bath, April Ia 1850. Sw43
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-05-02

JEALOUSY AND SuIcrDE.-An Englshman
named Thomas A. Tooley, who returned TO
this city on Wednesday last, from Albany,
where he had been in search OF employment,
put up at public house in Cedar street,
where. in the afternoon, ne committed SUI
eide by shooting himself through the pony
with fowling piece. 1t is supposed .na'
he had deliberately loaded bis gun win pow
der and ball, placed the muzzle against ms
heart, and struck the trigger with his toes,
thereby discharging the gun for the 6nil
had passed through his heart, and out at his
hack, striking against the wall, and was
fnnnd on the bed, considerably fattened out
Ne must have expired Immediately. The
deceased had been laboriug under a great
depresson of spirits in consequence, it is
said, of family dfficultes-a jealousy exist
ing respecting his wife, who resides in Brook
lyn. Upon examining the person of the un-
fortunate, near his heart was found daguer-
reotype likeness, in gold locket, of his wife
attached by cord around his neck and
also close beside him was sealed letter, d.
rected to the partner Of his bosom.-.N. y.
.1Hns.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-05-02
NG0@eegUaoue@eo@ HGeoug@.
FIRE.

A FIRE broke out this, Wednesday noon, in
an unfinished house on a cross street leading
from Academy st. to Green ST., in this city,
which was entirely consumed. Another house
standing near, owned by Mr.. Bradford, and
occupied by himself and Mr.. S. Stearns Mitchell,
was also nearly destroyed. A house owned and
occupied by John Cahill was also considerably
damaged. We understand Mr.. Bradford has
insurance on house and furniture. Total loss
cannot be less than $4,000.
The engine Companies done nobly, and
through their exertions much property was
saved from destruction, as high wind prevailed
at the time.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-05-02
FOREIGN PORTS.

Havana-Cd sil ship Columbian, Mereen, Mu,an-
gas 10 load for Europe; 10Th, bark Russia, Maxwell
Maianzas, o load for Antwerp.
Ar 18th bark Florence, Woodward Mobile; 18Th
ship Geo Washington, Snow, York; bark Indian
Queen, Drummond Philadelphia.
In port, 10Th, ships Clinton Deamo, fri or charter j
Robt Palien, Tarquin, and Wabash.
MATANZAS-Ar 9Th, bark T 4 Woodward Chap.
man, Havana Quinnebaug, Jones, Havana; l0th bark
Homer Mcfarland Wiscassei; 18th, bark Russia, Max
we'll Havana.
Sailed 10Th, barque Henry Warren, Rarden, Ant
werp.
5, John, NB-Ar 18Th inst, sch Cronometer, Pierson
ThomasGun
Mayuguez-In port, Iih inst, brig Marshall, Loud
for Philadelphia, ,.
Sasua-In port, 18th inst, bark Rhoderick Dhu, Free
ma II, 10 Boston, 10Th.
Ar at Tacahuano, Dec 10th bark Glencoe, Abbot
Frankfort Nov s and sailed 2Sh, San Francisco
2sih. bark Midas, Jordon rhomaston Oct 81 and sail
ed Feb > for do. 29ih brig Hodgdon, Hodgdon, Bath
Oct a3d. an sailed Feb > for do
AL Havana 18Th inst bark Osmanli, Gantner, for Tri
este, chartered III IS per Ton
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-05-02

1t is expected the New Hampshire legi>la.
ture, at its session beginning in June, will
pass general railroad la W limiting the pow
ers Of railroad directors, and protecting the
stockholders and the public against such ex.
tensive swindling operations as have been
witnessed within few years past The
Keen Republican presumes there is no dis
position to Cypress these corporations un-
necessarily but there is determination to
guard the public against further loss if DOS
sible. The greatest reform of which they
are capable, probably, is to require publicity
of their affairs, and to prohibit the self.dep-
recitation of their stock
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-05-02

RESPONSIBILITY OF RAILROAD COMPANIES.
Mrs. Margaret Hart recovered verdict
against the Rensselaer, and Saratoga Railroad
Company, few days since, for the amount
OF baggage lost Oh the route from Whitehall
to Troy. She purchased through ticket at
Whitehall, over the two railroads, the White
hall and Saratoga road, and the Rensse aer
and Saratoga road. The defence urged that
the two roads had no connexion with each
other, that there was no evidence that the
baggage had ever been transferred from one
10 the other, and that the road which had re-
ceived the baggage should be responsible for
it, if either. Judge Parker charged that the
company were responsible for the delivery of
the baggage at the end of the tchole route for
which they had sold tickets, and that they
were also responsible for the acts of their
agents.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-05-02

The Post publishes letter received on
Sunday through the post office, and post
marked as dated -
'TERRE HAUTE, IND, April 18th, looo.
To THE EprroRs OF THE BosToN Posi-:
Gentlemen,-I feel it to be my duty to IN
form you and through you The public, that
DR.. Parkman, who is supposed 10 have been
murdered BY Prof Webster, and Tor which
supposed murder Prof. Webster is now un-
der sentence of death, was in this city on
Sunday evening last. He came TO this place
on a canal boat from Covington, and was
recognized by a gentleman here who was
formerly intimate with him. He accosted
him, but DR.. Paikman turned abruptly away,
and soon after left in the Stage for ST. Louis,
under the name of A. M. Thston. The gem
tleman who knew him is r. w. Dillipgaamer,
OF this place, by profession a dentist. He is
ready to swear 10 the indemnity of this person
with DR.. Parkman.
Hoping that this statement may be OF some
effect in at least restraining the too hasty ex.
ecntion OF the unjust sentence under which
Prof. Webster is now lying, l remain, gentle-
men, JOSEPH A. ATWOOD
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-05-02

Sch Phpshurg, of Bath, at York from ST Martins
was in contact morn Of 22d inst, below York, IN a
fog, with sch Susan Bray, of and for Plymouth, N c.
The had tafrail mainboom, steering geer, &c,
red away; had siarboard quarter stove, lost mainsa
and received other damage The Susan Bray lost how
SPIRIT cutwater, bulwarks, &c, and put back 10 New
York.
Bark Brilliant, tof Warren, Me.) Miller, from York
Goth ult for Belfast l, put back 21st inst, having
couniered, when days OUT lat 80 TO- Ion SO So heavy
Sc gale which lasted about Ten hours, when the wind
shifted suddenly 10 The NV, and blew violent gale
which threw the vessel on her beam ends; away
main and mizen mass 10 right her; lost part of bu-
warks, and almost every thing OIL deck Experienced
very heavy weather-wind from w most of the time
On 10Th inst took pilot from pilot boat Jabez Williams
20 miles of Sandy Hook, and was towed upto the city
by her.
Brig Fox, at Savannah I'm Bath, had very rough wea
Their, lost standing rigging and had sails badly torn
She had about 80 days passage.
Ship Switzerland, of Bath, at New York for Liver
pool, the banks 18th up; had heavy westerly
gales since; lost sails hatch and cooking house had
windows stove in and between decks partly filled
with water stove about 20 casks of waller III the hold
Sd inst in heavy NV gale split topsail and sprung
foremost. Capt Lowell had been sick since 17ih ult
confined 10 his cabin 80 days.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-05-02
Ehricc-WcckIy Age.

TNHE Subscriber will publlsh a THRICE
l. WEEKLY AGE during the session Of the
Legislature for 1850.
twill be the only legislative paper published
at the capital during the session.
Its character faithful chronicle Of lesis-
lative proceedings and debates is so well esiab-
lshed as 10 render any remnrk on its principal
feature unnecessary. In addition to its legisa-
tive record, it will contain the matter tina: ap-
pears in the Weekly Age.
The price will be ONE DOLLAR for the
session. 1t will be published on TUESDAYS,
THURSDAYS. and SATURDAYS.
The price of all Subscriptions must De paid
in adranee. No order aoiIi be complied tciM I'M
less accompanied By the money.
WIN. L. JOHNSON.
Augusta, March 90, 1850.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-05-02
State of Maine.

TNCOLN. sat- a Probate Court held at Wiscassct,
Lon the 25th day OF February A d. 1s5o.
Crdered that Abel Grover, Administrator OF The es-
tate OF JAMES GROVER, late of Bowdon, in SAID
County, deceased, notify the heirs al law and creditors
of said deceased ani all persons interested that
the second OF Administration, also his private
account The of said deceased will be offered
for allowance al a Probate Court Bowdonham, on
the 18th day of June next when and where they may be
present if they see cause.
Notice TO be given by posting up an attesied copy OF
this order in some public place in Bowdon 80 days be-
fore said Court of Probate, and by publishing in the
Eastern Times, newspaper printed al Bath, three
weeks successfully.
Given under my hand this 25th day Of February, in
the year of our Lord thousand eight hundred and
fifty. ARNOLD BlANEf, Judge OF Probate
3w44 Copy attest EDWIN S. HovEY, Register
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-05-02

lew days since. on firing up the steam
boat that runs between Oldtown and Passa-
dumkeag, she was found half full of water.
On examination it was discovered that holes
had beeI bored near the water line. undoubt-
edly with The intention that it should not be
discovered till on going over some falls, she
SHOULD fill and sink. No pains should he
Spared 10 ferret OUT the perpetrators OF such
dIaboioal outrage and bring them to con-