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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-03-19

Nta Count 1t Probate, hrb 80 Ilus within arA ~
ths Cuuri, ~ O,f,ul. 900 he mn 10, = March.
iu the ,rtr II uur Hri srhi,-n huair. SOL fiis
4 BEAIINN ANDREWS 4 a.. EV,rut1r' ~ th-
y sI VII aui Ts.'sNsnI = ABRAHAM ~
DREw~, late 4 lowell i1 'ld tuu1it, deceased,
ht,ius r's.-Itsi their 49, lsrHurt 4 th.ir admin.
i,tr,tiHn Il the s-tatr ui ,AlI deceased
Itvr. ORDERED, that thr sd i.,esuipr' ;l,c mi.
iisr iu al person, interested. b, r,usiu- q cuV, e
th. ur,lsr ~ H. Published ihrsr vp,ks 'u,srs'iy,I,
iu The ONipd Democrat, priut-ds PsusI that they
ma, apI-ar a. a Probate Cont o. D. hell ~ In,'
isr. in .it C.tr1i, un the hr.t Tu-siiy ~ August
ur,i, at ten 1T The cI1rk il the 1rsuo1. anil show
,iusr, II an, the, have, vhy The s,ns .hrull nu ~
allowed GEO. IL SHAW, Register
\ tuic cnpr Nt,'t Gro. h SHAW, Re-.
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Ata Court 81 Probate. hsl Il P,ri. " thin and ~
do, Cuuut, Il OS',fi, - th- hfh df' n N,rrh,
ipthrN,v = o1r l.p'i sis'i--r hu.lr'l arI On,
IiIN~ y. CARTER. Nfnlri.tr.i1' ~ ~ rsar.
IiufTIMOIIIl CARTER, III, ~ H.thsl n sail
County. irr,a'-i, h',in: prs''nl,i he third o..
r.ut ul hi, Naturalization of tps ulltr % 'sll Lr.
rrtsaI.
Il ~. Oulsr,l, that ihs ,ad Alr'Ia.,t,tur CIV
notice iH oil Jsf.ru' Interested b, s,u'Ir, cop, OF,
'hI. rrl,r ~ 10 ru'lish-i thrr, nrks 'urr5ssi,,.
n The ONipul nonrrr,t, printed NJ P.u' ih1iihr.
uiN ppIs,r ~ Probate C.srt o. 10 hell a. Pan
300 .pil Crruf,. ua iGs tuuh Ius'Hl, - Ju1, us,r.
it irn ul tha ,il,k iu iha frulu0 ,HI 'hsu slH.r.
n ar, tt., have. uh, ih, same shuud NJ b. allow
81. GIO h. SHAW, RrF.trr.
\ tuir copy, Nurs' Gao. h. >u'w, R'g.
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MARRIED

o. plu,ilr. H. ~ wcihstiur GuulI, IT Bosirn
Mae, o. Miss Elial-ih Illslr, It u,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-03-19

A. Cont ~ Pr,iuic, held al Paris within anl hr
the CunN 1T ONloi, on the fifth d5y oi March,
in thrNcI, oi uur Load eighteen hundred a'd hll,
C,NIvIN BuCHNAM, Gmdianof ions Gam
\ NTH, an insane per."n, II ONbrl m .aid Cuun.
IA, having presented h. first accouut oi HmrdIhn.
.hip II aid Gapln'r,-
II va. Ordered, that the ,aid Guardian give no
tire a. al persons Interested, l., car'ing q copy 81
this order H. h. puhli'hci thr,, No,hs 'uccr.s,yc,
IN Tho ONfrl Democrat, printed at faris that the,
NAV appear at Probate 'uut To- h he'll nj lan'
IN AID Cnunt,. On the second TUESDAY II Apil neat
a tea III the clrck In the ftenrun and 'heW cause
n AN, the, have, VIII, the .,n' .huui MT h allow.
ed GEO. X. SHAW, Register
4 tri, copy, Attest GEo. u. SHAW, Reg
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For California.

INDIVIDUALS going to California, tVia the 18th
| mus or Cap IIon) may obtain Policies Of insur-
ance On their lives AT the most favorable rates, with
safe and rliablc OA,ces, on application 10
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Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS, SrTrHrN DAVIS, Il Greenwood
W IN the C,aut, II Oxford, hy hi Mortgage
deed dated Va, S,h, ISIS, conveyed n M a certain
tract Il land ia aid Greenwood, l"is. lot uuml-r.
cd Elc,cn In the North h,lfof laid Greenwood, lur.
mctN called Raymond Grant; wh'ch MougNgr Is
Recorded with the ONinrd Rcc"rts, Book -, Page
552 the conditions 81 aid MoTtg'ge bring broken,
claim o. iprccpsc the same, acrccalN o. the stat.
utr ~ thi. State. TIMOTHY WhLkER
Rmnf,rd, G,Iyuar, 20, 1850 3N3
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-03-19

Ala Court Il Probate held NJ rsris. within ana fr
the C'u1y IT ONfIri. on th' hhh a., IT Iarh.
in thr Ncar uf um l.url eighteen huulr,d lui nm,
lN me Petition ofWM. n. TORREY, Guardian
" IT EuW am ruRsIr minor child OF NuDrt.
re- ruUEIN. late Il Turner i1 .,id Cuuut,, de-
erased, representing TINT .,.d minor Be- sriJ,l anil
pnssr..sd ~ certain rrll estate, consisting Il u
hall "f thr lluurs',,l Il he hta lhrf, situated iu
add Turner, which 10 would l.. ~ tlfr interest ~
nid minor o. have sull, all the prncrrils thereof
secured u1 ut.rr.t, 1rd thsr,fur, pawn. ~ li-orsy
% s'll slrl r,al estate l1r thr pmIvsc afir.aiI.
u W. ordered, that ihr said G1uulau give u1-
iirr o. ~ p.rslus interested hy ctu.iug l rur, of
this p..rr :, bs rullshri three weeks sugr~,.i,rf
u III oN.ui Democrat, pfiutrl 81 PAR, that The,
ut, arp,tr AZ Probate Cuut o. o. hell 20 stiI
Pans The srcunl rur.isf ofAprl nsyt. a, ten ul
ihr cpsk iu thr Irrupru. anil .hrv ,,rr.r. II 1u,
thr, have, VII, ihr same .huulI MT H. granted
GRO. h. SHAW, Register.
\ Tea, copy, Affect. Gao. n. >U,W, Er-.
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DIED

DIED.
IL GRAY, S,h in.t., VI. Moses ko,sht aged 81
Nrtr. 5 months
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DIR. TASyR'S

EAMII.Y MEDICINES, .pld Wholesale aud re-
L ,,iI, Ly RUST = YOUNG.
South Paris, March ", iS50.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-03-19

N Cuurt II rrulut, held a. rarl.. within ,ri TO.
the DuuuN II ONiarl. un the 9TH H., II march
IN ihr wear Il our lIrd ighioru hundred l1I hfl
lN rhc Petition 1t rlNCkNEY BuRNlIiM,
W Grurlnu II Lu,, T.. CUAFv,S. uriuHr dtugh.
irr ,pd hs,r Il EllIlINI CHAPMAN, late 81
Bethel boz .,ii Cuunt, d,rca.s, prs,iug iur li,'ps,
a. .r certain real rst,tr siuu,t, ir .ti Bethel ~
which Do. .,ii ward b. sslis,l pnI pos. SELL that
lhr puer'I. thereof mas H. pot DOT con- iutrrr,t ur
thr l-1'ht Il .,rl minor.
r. ~. Orl'tcl that Oh" .,il Guardian give rp.
trr Co aII person. intrIrst,. hy causing e cop, 'i
ihs uulsr Goo o. Isuhil,lei three weeks sus''ssNrh
iu Tho pNHui Democrat, printed n Pans that thr,
m', spI-lr IT Probate Court ~ ~ hell n -
r,us un ths second Turs,.N 4 Apui nryt ~ lrn n
ihr ,lrtk iu iha fr,ruuu. pnl sh,v r,u.~, " 81,
the, have, Why che 'aur 'huuli ~ lr granted.
GRO H. SHAW. Register.
: iuir copy, Attest. Geo. X. ~U,v, Ers.
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Dissolution of Partnership.

Dissolution Of Partnership.
NOTICE is hereby given that the FaIiner'h'p
y hteI, sub.i,ting between the subscribers, un'
der the firm Of
MOORE & IIOYT,
al. ,hi. day dissolved. by mutual consent Az
ala. hoe said Partnership, ace 90 L. received by
aid Moore and all demands are 10 b" presented -
him ior payment. ,,r>.,, unopr
PATRICK HOlT.
Rumlord, March 81, 1850. 3~o
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-03-19

At Cuuit ~ Probate, held At Pan. within lnd &c
thH Cuuut, ~ ONipud, un the hiih d1l ut March,
inthr wear Il uur l.pnl eighteen hundred 1ud hul
IINN SIlIRTLEFF. named ENe-ui. iu crr.
y tain lu.immrut uuurui1g a. lr thr hI VIII
,pl Tr.lmrut 1T ~ BMlr BNkER, htr 81 Va
trriuui iu sJid County, deceased, having presented
tie nm, irr Probate
ltvas OrIrrri. that the aid Executor give notice
To- alI -.r.pus Interested. lN rau.iHg cop, Il tius
order H. D. puhli.hcl three Wc,h. suerr..t,,l, il
The ONGrd Democrat, printed Al riri', that ihrf
n,, apralr At Probate Court o. o. hrd a. rHus
n said Count, un the second Tucsi,y II ,rrl ucNt,
II ten Il the crck iu the i,rrN"Dn al shrv cause,
II an, the, have, vhy the aid Instrument 'hlnll
not hc proved, approved, and allpvrl as the hst
MtlI and T,stau,,ul 1t sli decreased.
GEO. n. SHAW, Register.
true rup,, Aursts Gro. n. SHAw, Rrg.
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EE ~ aC&xS.
Alternating Principle

- such that The h.. M, Kept industrious the vhuc
season through IL alway. having plsuty II roUm o.
vufk In. The, have l.Jn thoroughly tr'tod ly act.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-03-19

Nta Cuut 1t Probate hsLl at P1rI., within and i,r
ih, County pi ONnr,l, uu tho huh il, ~ March.
iu The ,,lr IT "ur Lrui eighteen hunir-l 'ni iir,
nN ,hr Petition ct NNNN INGNt.S. Nlmin.
" i.tr,tuN uu the ,st,tr Il SAMUEL. ". ING
ht.~, late Il Hebron iu AID Colri,, i-s~,srl,
r,pur.'niug that ihr personal p'up-riy "f saA 10.
ceased BE- Insufficient ip pa, The Iust drBt' -hrh H.
owed ll Doe time 1T De-, death. tnl ,hsrr.. q sd.
urur.tr,tirn, h the SOM uf su hur'rcl dollars. luH
that p,rir, s1is thereof would :r.,i, rnrur- 90,
rr.i,iur, lHi therefore paving n ,rusU ~ ,.I .U
IT The r,l estate II mid deceased IT Iublir su-.
iuu &c Itt,slc ',lr.
Ituls Ouirr,I, that th, .lil Administrator GOV,
notice rlIl psr-rus mtsr.ul. y, causing , cop, II
ihis uuIsr o. H. publi.hsl three week. .urrss.,,h
Doe Tho ONlpul Democrat, painted no rlrrs, ihpiih,,
mi, tpislr at Probate Cuuu O.. o. he'll 10 ssiI
rnr, the s"rrni Trr-iaN II trril n.N, at trn II
th' sb,sh 1 the iIIrn.-,l, aui sh.- r,u,,, o. ln,
ihry have, Nh, thr .,uH .huuli DHt o. granted
; gro. h SHAW, R,ei,t,r.
\ truc cnp,. Attest go. h ~u,w, re-.
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AZ Cuurt Il Probate, held AZ Pare vlihlu lpI &c
che Count, II ONipul, uu che hGh dl, 1T March,
iu the N,,r IT uur lpri eighteen hundred anil m,
vIMOTlIN LrDDEN, uluri Executor tn a RS.
| tain Instrument uurIs,ftug a. H. tha I,.t VII
aul Tr.iinfut OF MERCY DREW, late IT buc.
6ri n ssii County, dcc,Ised, having prcscnt,d The
sJns iIr Probate.
Itva. Ordered that The said Executor give notice
a. ,ll psr.uns Interested ~ causing crp, Il thu
uuI,r lu D. rulll.hri thrsr .,rks 'urrr..,,l 90
The ONipd Democrat, prrptrl ~ rnri., thli lhrl
ml, ,pIr,r lt q Probate C,urt o. II hell pt Pans
u aid Crunt,, up the .scpni Tussd, IT NprIl D'Ni
ri Ten ct thr ,pck in the iurr1"on, ui show cause
II lu, thr, have, wh, the sl,i Instrument shDulI
ntl D. proved, approved, and allowed a, the last
VII aui Tr.tlmcut Il s,ii dccrls,i.
GEO h. SHAW, Register.
\ true c1py, Attest. Gao. n. SHAW, re-.
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MOORE L HoYT,
rnilnrinr E,,nhli,hment,

Rumf,rI, March 81, 1850. '3N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-21
Domesss, Miscellany.

The bill 20 sbosh capital punishms1t failed In the
Connecticut senate by one vote
Rev James Hardy has been convicted ~ bixsmy &C
Boohestr and sent 20 the State prison for Ave years
Two squares. containiug atty houses destroyed
by IRE at Alexandria La on the 9th inst The amount
OF loss Is not known
The Leri.iature q South caroiins has by formal
resolution. called on the Hon George rusti. Chief
Justice u the state Of Louisiana 10 deliver an eulogy
on the late John q. Calhoun.
IL eftimsted that 80 COCO persons passed through
Missouri since the fret Of January last, tor
California
Movements are making In Western rcnnsylvasis .,
erect a monumsBt 10 the memory 81 washinetoa 90
Fort Necessity Fsysttc county, famiisrly knosa -
NsshinEton's frst battle ground
Cornelius Cullen Killed NJ ~ Louis on the 9Th
inst by Jefferson Thomas Thcy rival meehs nics,
and an III feeling bad for some time existed betv~n
them
A bill has been introduced In the Canadian psrIia-
msni 90 protect the property Of married women against
the liabilities % their husbsnds -
Harriet Reeves hs. obtained verdict Tor sl-soo
aetinst Dr.. W. r. Winston At Pfsbie, ONO In SUIT
for seduction
There were eleven dssthsin Mobile during the week
drove Of shout 500 COWS crossed the river At 81.
joseph Mo ON the 18th uit. destined f,r California
Ntv Orleans is nov ssd 20 be very hesthy there be-
ing no epidemic aud very few eases Of general sick
ness
The extensive establishment called the woonssque-
tuekst Print Works At Providence. ". I. vas sold,
June rs, at suction. for s3o2O These works we're
built in 1st5 and cost about slT5 600 In ISIS they
we're purchased ~ their tate propfietors for s0ooo
since they have been In possession u ~ have made
Improvements and additions 20 the value OF nesrlr
$1,000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-21


The CIemorne Gardens, London. have been opened
under the drretorship Of Mr.. D. simpson, ami pre-
sent many attractions.
signor Ronconi made HIS first Appearances al the
Royal Itshsn Opera this season, on rhursdsy In an
opera Of Verbs which has been re-chrisoned Anato
The presentstion Of the royal gold medal to Mr.
Barry The architect at the Institute OF the British
Artists took plac. in presence OF . very num-rous
meeting 81 the fellows and associates which Earl
Grey presided
An accident occurred to Mr. Buna at Nottinehsn.
last week. The talented manager wa. giving his Gu
tertainment ut the Mechanics Hall when at the con-
cusion OF the first part the platform gave way aud
he fill with great furcc. whi-h urrd him uch
TO compel him To spoogz. TO the audience and omit
portion OF bis performance
The new opera Of the Tempest tho Joint proiuo-
uon OF NM Iialeyy asd Scribe will appear the end
Of this week or tho beginning OF the next Its east
will embrace Sontsg as Miranda. Iabaeh. Cslib IN,
and Coletti n prospero supported by Bauezrda Pa
rodi Gathering Hays v Lsbl.che IA. fjsrt-ani aat
Lorenzo. Carotto Grisi. here no longer dancer bas
m~e will enact the delicate Ariel; the vocal accom-
psniments being unseen
Mr. Albert Smith has made his appearance In Lon
don, In neurological entertainment which Z, said to
have been trumpbsnily succ.s-fui His recent exsnr
sion To Constsntinopls furnishes him With his theme:
aud, In amusing bis audience With acroust % q
journey nom suss 60 Bouogne Mr. Albert smith
unites two distinct cassss OF entertainment ths
siructfvs doramA which has Of lste become 90 m lch
the frge sud the humorous song and cbarac terstic
sksch which belonged 20 the old Matthews st Hons"
Mr. na,i Baker and his clever daughter will .hsrtly
appear ct The Aephihsstre. The J"ung l.oy wss =
At favori'e At Drury lane during the lsc brief ma
nsgsfneut oi Mt And,rson.
spshr Who has qate recovered from the IN effects 81
lsteycre accident has just nnishcd his ninth
usl f.mphony. which h. Ia. entitled The Seasons
M4isuo frrrzolni after an absence OF eight years
from L1nion has returned 20 Her Msj--,y's Theatrr
where he has sppesr.d With tn utm ,-t sascgs-
Lucri 1ia. orsini beautifully executed by Ida
nsIi1snd. Lsblsobe vas the Alfonso and Bsucsrds
tkt Gsrlnro.
Matilda" drsms,iz'd fson Eugen. Sues romsse.
Mshhde nas been successfully produced At the sur
~ Theatre. London.
"1ho Philosophers Stone. A." On ridcul. Of the gold
Ehus, tus been produced nj the strand
v julien isni the Surrey geological Gardens, Lon
don
Mr. End Mrs Charles Keane are new ~ Harrovatss
enjoying alttle respite from their
1hcy hsve been recently playing At York and Leeds,
where they attracted numerous audiences
Mr. q Brooke has been suecessful In King John,
Of the Msryisbone theatre, Londsn
Madame sontsg Il still triumphant at the concerts
In London.
Grisi csstellsn md Mario have been .succes'fa In
Robert 10 Diablc"
TIP Cooke Is announced for q fe~ farewell per form
anccs Of the Surrey theatre.
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sive publication was made in the journals of this
State, she INDUCED the hope Of reunion with her
husband, on terms honorable TO both. Hen rcla-
TINS To blm up IL that time were painful and hu
initiating, but they wsre not adverse. Ii he had
legal domicil, that domcil was hers But these
relations were subsequently changed, by course
Of conduct on his part, which Is denounced by the
Legislature of Kentucky, and declared to be suf-
hcient ground for a decree Of divorce. She most
distinctly the fality and righteousness OF the
act, and charges that II was intended TO lay the
ground, on his part Of procuring divorce; and as
preliminary step for that purpose she the ut
ter mpossibty of ever returning to him or living
with him, his wife. Il further appears that she
is resident Of her fathers house, which, consid
erng The relations she now sustains TO her husband
and to the world, may justly be- considered her ma
rural home lie would be 10 demand the utmost
rgor ef construction to require of the CON- lainin
under such circumstances, more distinct averment
that she is resident OF the State of Kentucky. IL
is implied in the simple statement of the facts.
If it were necessary TO fortify the jurisdiction
OF this Court. end 10 place it upon other grounds
distinctly recognised in other adjudsed cases, il
would be sufficient to sllude to the facts that the
contract Of marriage entered into and consam-
mated in the State of Kentucky; that for three
months thereafter the parties resided here; that
the act complained of Was perpetrated within the
limits If the State and that the defendant has re-
ceived actual notice Of the tendency Of this suit,
by personal service OF copy Ofthe bill.
II is freely admitted that serious doubts may be
entertained as to the effect which decree, vis-
cuLo, in case like this, may have extra terrific
ram. Such questions only be disposed Of
when they arise. 1t is sufficient to determine that
such decree will be binding, for all purposes,
within the State of Kentucky.
DECREE.
The jury empanneed and sworn in this case,
having, by their verdict, found the facts required
by law TO be true, il is ordered and decreed, that
the plaintiff be and she is hereby divorced from
her husband, L. Bigelow Lawrence, and restored
to all the rights and privileges of an unmarried
woman; and il is further ordered and decreed that
she hereafter be known and called by the name Of
Sallie Ward.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-21

MRscuLous Escsrr TsoN Ds.rH-On Saturday last
g. q Tompkins vas returning from the steel works
and In the act Of crossing the bridge over Hsxau
Co p canal when his horse. attached 10 vehicle
tsining hiselfand three little children bscsms fright
ensd hole In the bridge ara Instantly bsctsd the
csrrsge until " was precpstsd over the eide u the
bridge, dragging after 10 the horse 0eVwai persons
IN The viciuty bthtld the spectacle v<t4vorror with
being able 20 .rest he catastrophe vor at
the carriage rnd is inmates entirely submerged
the horse plunged and ex ,rcstrd himself fragments
81 the carrisge 20 the surface aud IN the
moment, through the friendly aud intrepid AID OF
Hunter Lpsoomb and others Tomptins and hts iute-
resting little trio we're rescued from danger Not one
81 the party sustained serious injury though the
vehicle broken 20 atoms. and the horse severei
wounded Rsehuerd Va Wsss, jane Is
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MunpsnrD roR Hs Wrr A correspondent OF the
Albany (Ga) Patriot OF the 9TH inst, writing from
Thomasyie IN that state under date Of the lst Inst
says a great excitement has been created In this
generally quiet community, by some revelation which
ID IL believed viii lead 90 the posure Of foul murder
Robert A Peares, respectable ctiren, who resided
about miles from Thomssville taken sick and
died suddenly the 10th Of last March On rhursdsy
last his widow before the Grand Jury aud test
fed that G. y Henton had confessed to her that he
had poisoned rearce and tbreated TO kn himself aud
her, " she woud not marry him. she msd. some pro-
mise that pacined him for that time aud came imme-
diatsy 20 town and made her statement to the Grand
Jury The sheriff Immediately went and arrested Hen
ton. The Grand jury found true bill against him tor
the murder q Robert A iesrse he brought into
Friday and asked for further time To- prepare
for his trial; TIE Judge remanied him back u jail
TO await his trial at the next tern Of the coart
Henton came TO this county but few onths back
stranger aud destitute lie says he " an Enslishman
lie about ~ or 30 years OF age and has received
pretty good education. Mr. Pearce took him 10 his
house aud treated him kindly uenton taught school
IN tho neighborhood and boardiag at Mr. Pesrce
house when the latter died Mr. rearce rad ID
81 feeling unwe in the morning. aud took iose ~
Whist he supposed 60 b. qsinine from phisl which
Uenton carried about him Pearce i'm netiately said
that some mistake had been msis ~ the medicine
did not tsste like quininc s,on after he seitsi
With violent cramping. snd about eleven o'clock
expired In great Some Of his neighbours b..
lievcd at that time that he had taken poison by mis-
take. Nothing, however. was done about it ani no
post norfen examination vas made The judge has
appointed tour ply ~cisns disinter thu body of
Psarce. and make an examination. IIsntol deass
A physician. In Thomssvie, say. he soii Henton 4
smrl quantity Of s'Tvehnin, = short time bsf1re
pesfcse death These circumstsnces render 10 highly
probable that pearee was poison.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-21

Tns CnsrLxsrowr. N. N, B.-H RonntsY-The horse
and wagon found on the road ~ Msriow N "a. re-
ported 20 have been identified. The answers
20 the dsscription 81 Owned BIZ the t~o Leonaris
% oxford Mars vho Ten their homa On that town On
Tuesday aud who have not, a. L. said reternei The
wagon " u believed belonged 20 slss Tan. keeps
livery stable AZ Oxford sni the buffalo robs found in
the wagon. marked =. Bsrton Ir IL the property Of
that individual Who also lives In Oxford The Leo
d. the Who arrested for the great rob
berry AT provincetosn and dischsrsei.-BSssoa Daily
.7dtotistr, jane is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-21

oh reader, pardon us-our paper
= nj eEd. and our SICILY taper
Will scarce light us down six pair stairs,
Before cntring which our prayers
Ars req nsite for safety sake-du tell.
Mssgery, whst's o'clock-oh, lord III be late for
press, cir
And I FASTENED away with bound sud yell;
And Nsrge-I hadnt time % caress her;
'Iis the FIRST time miss'd IL since she to mess,
sir.
And became the beloved Of Peter Bell.
soc nsSinns article wiiiisin Fraser. reb. is16
See Fraser.
/ Thomas Moore Professor wii.on DC.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-12-12
NEW PROSPECTUS
OF THE
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