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but the improvements nothing with him remained I'M
productive widespread farm, the westored intel
lcc, and The treasures OF domestic affection, year by year
augmented in beauty and usefulness by well directed
skill and careful cultivation.
Mr.. KING, sir, was gent|ema1-a gentleman OF that
school which teaches se.abneEalion when the feelings
dence OF his manners for moment concealed the merit
which lay beneath; but the rod, substantial Qualities OF
his heart, and the full cultivation OF his intellect com
bned with the gentleness OF his manners and the purity
OF his morals, 10 insure In little lime me respect and
the affection Of his ASSOCIATED.
Mr. KrNo, sir. was . Christian The virtues 10 which
have already alluded owed their greatest attraction to
The Christian .ph = rh;n they sas o sSs
ing; wachful over hs own words and manners and
prompt 10 aid, by all appropriate MEANS those whose
condition appealed to his superior Aainmsns OF larger
p0eesssons and the bland courtesy OF the gentleman
blended perfect harmony with the neekness and pur
" Of the Christian. And were called TO present
from public life, the true exemp6caton Of the Christian
gentleman, know of no character that would more
beautifully illustrate the idea and supply tho model
than thai Of DANIEL r. KMG.. ee
The loas which the Commonwealth Of Massachusetts,
susans in the death Of sucn and such representa-
tive has been eloquenty set forth by o those who
shared with him the honor OF that representation and
who shared among themselves the delight Of his assoc
alton.
of those that gathered into the domestic circle OF the de
CEASED "a not 10 he described. The arm upon which
nlia reverence leaned with confidence s palsied By
deaththe heart which thepurest affections shared ha'
ceased bsat. and sorow that sptngs from such vis
talion u ssnetAsd for 70 dsturbths expression
Of sympathy itsslf might be an intrusion.
/ We have lost from our midst. Mr.. speaker. one who
did honor to his association 10 the fret, indeed tina
has fallen among ne, but cannot conceal the monito
fact that he has been swept awsy BY d!ssase that
prevalent around ~ and among us; and yesterday
when the news Of the de:th Of our late coisoorel
reached this HOUSE, sone Of who speak, and MANI
who sten were areds n6t only with the p4hfuf intel
gence but with the consciousness Of bending bsneatf
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that hs did use the precise language tnat mas Deen
plten denounced by the senator from Kentucky and 9th
ere. and which now am glad TO lind the original au-
hos himself very ANXIOUS TO induce the world To be-
,eve b. intended 10 in the in which he
has employed H. will conclude az begun that there
no senator ia this body--be he the oldest or the
ouneest ake mest dianGu the most ohscure-hai
bal dare to utisf sentiment that has Just now been
bta,ed, without my moving his expulsion Instantly do
bot fee that could trust the great interests of the
ry in the hands Of one who held sach sentiments
The PRESIDENT The Chair will remark that when
his disc ussion commenced respecting the opinions OF in
viduals. he was not in the chart. The subject matter
discussion 10 The amendment Of the senator from New
York The Chair will bc under the necessity Of en-
ocng the rule and bringing gentlemen back 10 the con
federation OF the subject before them He regrets that
he matter has Progressed 10 far, and cannot permit to
proceed any further
Mr. SEWARD throw myself upon the magsanimty
nngle explanation
Mr. CLAY, lin his seat) Hear him.
Mr SEWARD. The speech which has been referre 81
printed UsrbatIn It delivered IN the Senate
md thai, think. be testified TO by the Reporters
No material alterations made in any part of IT, and
hone n I'll 10 the parts now questioned.
The question being then taken upon the adoption OF
Mr. SsWAADs amendment, it decided in the mega
ve-yea l, nays 42-as follows
YEA--Nv. Seward.
NAYs-Msssrs. A.chson, Badger, Barnweu, Bell Ben.
ooper. DAVIS Of Mississippi Dawson Dayton, Dick
lodge q lows Douglas, Downs Fesch. Foots, Gsecns
unter, Jonss, King, Mason Morton Prau. Rusk Scbss
ian, Shields, smith, Sonl6 Spraanos. Ssurfecn, Tnvnsr
"defwocd' wsss, Waller, Whtsccrn6. and fsee-4a
So he amendment was rejected
Mr. bEkRIEN moved an ajournment.
MI FooIE demanded the yeas and nays. which were
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ncton He first entered the house Of representatives, OF
his native State in 1885, where he served with reputation
during that and the succeeding year In 1898 he hrsi
took his seat in the of that State In 1870 he was
eeced president OF the senate, and discharged the du
ties of that station the geaeal saisfachon IN tune OF
high party excitement
In is43 he wa again member Of the popular branch
OF that legislature and chosen apeake under car
cumstances highly honorable to his character he d's
CHARGED the dulles OF thai Office in houss almost equally
divided in political sentiment with the general favor IN
June 1919, while holding the Office OF speaker O. tne
HOUSE, Of representatives Of Massachusetts, s was
10 the twenty eighth Congress, 10 which ne ook ne ses
December OF that year He has been BY the unso'ceo
surages OF the constituency three tunes
This the fourth Congress to which he has bsen elected
and the seventh year Of hia service npoa this MOOT 10
each of these situations his course has been marked ~ m
nassamnk, INDUSTRIOUS conscientious discharge OF every
duty.
Upon that portion Of the legislation Of his State. which
has been manifested in behalf OF the suffering and the IN
ounate, has Influence has bean repeatedly and euecin
ally exerfcd he was for five years an active and dni
gent member OF the board Of trustees Of the State Lunac
Hospital, and contributed while in the Legislature 70 the
enlargement and extended usefulness Of that institution
Hiehy distinguished he had been in Massachusetts,
other paths Of usefulness would there have been opened
before him. bad bis life been spared, and other honorabIe
distinctions awaited him.
on hs character and conduct in This House il il scarcely
necAssatv for me 10 speak Ia your bearing Mr Speaker
who knew him well, end IN the hearing Of the Older
members OF this House, hesitate not to say, that nc
member has more constantly and faithfully devoted biz
time anA tasnu 70 tbs public service than my Deceased
rolleasdg He was daily, hourly, almost contnsAy. IN
mn ei1a ~tih t1sAr ana coNWaN uhdsFenW0 o. tne
bueness under consideration In the dschsfktof hi
duties upon the various committees upon which ne ha'
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Mr. DAVIS, of Massachusetts. presented The creden.
tails OF the Hon Thomas EWING, appointed by the gov
ernor OF OHIO to NIL the vacancy occasoned by the resg
nation OF the Hon Thomas CoRwIN Mr. EWING having
been duly qualified, took his seat
1n moton nv MIR SIERRA STAN
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KINSEHrc, .:-IBoard of County Commissioners
August Session, 1850, held by adjounmen, Oct.
-, 1850.
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STATE OF MAINE.

ONTonp, So Ata Court II CJunty Commissioners
began and hollsn At Paris, within and Coz said
COuni,, on the fourth Tuesday u Ociobrr, by
the adjournment from the sept. Term, 4. H..
1850.
Upon the frrsoins petition, satisfactory evidence
having b,en received that the peitIOnn are Te-
,pon,lbe anil oashI to b. heard touchig,he mat
ter set fourth "a their petition, - Odrered, that
the COmmi,.ioasr. meet at the dwelling house oi
John GilcTrsss, IN ByrUn, ~ IE,sSay, iAs third day
n D,n.s,B,, a,T,. AT lev o'elock a w. and thence
proceed 10 view the route mentioned IN ,sid pcii.
ton Immediately after which view, hearing II
the par,s. and u,tns..e, viii h. had at some oon-
,snient place in the vicinity, and such further nss
cures taken in the premises as the Commissioners
shall Judge proper And Il ~ iortheT ORDERED, that
notice II the time place sni purpose OF the CommI'-
sionsTs meeting Aforesaid, he gwen TO all person.
and corporation. interested. by Publishing the Pet.
tioo 8 in m. O,J.r II the Court thereon, three
week. .uocs..i,,, in the Oxford Democrat, a news.
parer printed al Psri., in the County uf Oxford,
and by serving an aiesed copy oi tie Petition with
,hi. Order thereon, uon the CleTk. of the towns Of
Byron, Ro,tury, MeSioo and kuninrd, and posted
In three pulr place, IN each Of ssld towns and the
FIRST Of .aid pulI,ca,,on. and each Of the other
tees, To h. served, and posted, at 'ra', 'hy days
lsiofe sais time Of meeting TO the end that all per-
son. and compositions NAV then and there spPrsI
and sAsw oan.e Il any they ha's' ~hy the PRAYER Of
said petitioner, should not IL grated. 8~S'
Atisst WA. X. kiMBALL, Clerk.
A true COP, Of said Petition and Order oi Court.
A,issti WV X KiNBALL, CItk
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sTlLLMAS HOWARD,
Led, Sept. IS, 1850.
STATE or MAINE.

KISSEHro, .:-Board Of County Cpmm,,ioner.
August Session, 1850, held by adjoummen, Oct.
-, 1850.
On the petition aforesaid, satisfactory evidence
having been received that the Petitioner Is rrspon.
sibe and ought 20 h. heard touching the matter set
forth IN said petiton, Il Is Ordered that the Coun.
" Commissioners of the County Of ONiurd be re-
gOcsted 10 meet the Commissioners u this County
at the house Of stllman Howard, in Leeds in said
County Of kennebcc. on Tuesday the third day OF
Dee. NEXT. at 10 O'Clock Of the A. VI. for the put.
pose Il ,h.nc. proceeding TO view the route men
toned in ssid petition; Immediately alter which
view, hearing II the parties and witnesses will b.
had, and such further measures taken IN the prem
ses as the Commissioner. shall adjudge % b. prop
e. And Il is further ordered that notice IT, given
To all persons and corporations interested Of th.
time, place ani purpose Of said meeting, by cAus.
ns atie.ed copies Of sald petition ard u ,hs order
Of notice thereon TO IL served upon the County At
toFnsy add chairman IL the County Comm i0nsTs
Of aid Cona,y 81 Oxford, and upon the Clerk 81
IN. town oi Leeds and also posted up 10 three pub
he place. in said town, and Published IN The Age,
slng the public Newspaper issued bS the printer 10
the state, and IN the kennebeo Journal a newsra.
psr printed IN said County Of kennebsc, and in
The Oxford Democrat. a newspaper priaied in the
County Of Oxford; all u ssid bJioe. 10 be served
posted up and pUblished thirty days at least before
The TING Of said meeting; that all corporation. and
persons interested may attend and b. heard u ths,
Gee cause.
Is Attest wv. VI. SrRArTON, Cl.fk.
A true copy of III. Petition and order Of Court
thereon. Attest W.. ". srn.rros, Clerk.
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STATE or MAINE

ONruuu, e. Aia count ~ Cuur', C.uni,'ill-..
bryan AMI l,llru al rau. viihr pHi rr the
Cant, IT uNipfd. un the I,urh Iu-,I,,
of October, !. u. isjo. o., adr,lumsu' irum the
Sspt Ten, 4. u. lsio.
IRON thc uw.uiu. petition. l'r,Irt.r, rvl.
I d.rs~ hayin- t-rrr',rissl 'hr'lh .si.'ial.'-
are frspunsihls and uus o. No. h-'rJ ru.hir- hoe
matter 80 10Th be thrir pttitu1, o. b. pIrr- that
the ,,unu..iru-f. met ~ ihr I'm ~ T. ~ Hutch.
iu. ~ B,thrl "p Thrfsdr, ti- l2'h iay II he.
n.N', a. tsa clusk in N, luf.H,1i md thrrgr
rrrgr.i o. ,i,s the route Jns ?. 7ci l1 AID g,u.
ton imnriiucl, ,frf wh'.h vi..,, q hearing 4
the PARTIES ard Wiin.ss,s v ~ u. h. 80 conn. c.n-
Ns1i,1i Ther boz The vicinity. aH 81. p i,lhsl me,
.uIs, Akrn DO 90, pIruis.. IL, the tuuuui..tIrrrs
.i,ll Inl g. TrprD A1i % De- further 90 enc that
u..i.' q the rp-, r',Cr 100. lmIus. q to- tru.
Inrsst'IsT,' mrfii0s 1ilI''aI1, De- .n.I o.. 10 lc-
con. lpl rrfrp1ftHn. il'sf,,'-I Z. Do. 1l| tar. 10.
Petition with ihr O.irr.fil. Count tbrIH u, ar.r
week. sIrDgsuy,l 90 ibr ONt.uD .H.-Iat, s H.N A.
pare, printed 81 rati., iu thr tuuHt, NJ Ga. H,,
t.I hl srNtrg ~ aitr'irl riN uilh. Isru.I Ni'li
700. uidUi thrIy.n, u. uu ihr Cir.ks uflH- '1a u'
B,ihr. aui IiIlad, asa Iu,t.i n fh.". iaHH.
Y.sc.s 90 each 81 saiI tuuus, o., u.st .i saiI IUh
% 1tiHus aud zach ot The iu.rprirrs, o. %. uf,.,
ssiye ln T'sts', III !-ast tAiHs a,fs h,'BIr s'rl
iuur IT ins'tiH-, o. o., e1 , that 100 Tr.sHl' sHl
corporations may thea ~ M &C. ap..s, auI sI,"
oansc, Il a,y they have, vhy the rray,i ct 'ai p,'
tiuOny,. sh1uid not b. ,atci.
Attest: wv. h. kIMBALL, Giaik.
\ tue copy of ssid g~uii,1 ,pi OuisT e t,sr1.
Auc. WI. h. hl'lBhLl, thiA.
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STATE or MAINE.

OtroHD -. Alta Court ~ Coanty Commissioner.
l-gsn and holden At Pan. within aud inr thu
County IL ONford, on the thcih gay II October,
\. u. 1850, by adjournment from the Sept Tenn,
4. u. 1850
| ron the foregoing pet,ion, satisfactory svi.
I depcr having lEcu received that NJ. priii,ppci
are responsible ard Ought 10 b. heard tDuchirg the
matter furih IN their petition, itis Ordered, that
the Commissioners meet NJ the Inn 4 Samuel y
Holt. At said Moth Turner on Tursday the
tN,.ty- ~ ,lay II November next. at ten % clock
IN the I,uf.nuun and thenc. proceed to v,sv
the route meniioncd IN said PETITION immrdi,irl,
sn-r which view. hcann. oi the parties an wit
nes.rs vii H. bad a. somc convenient place 10 The
,irinit,, and surh further MEASURE. taken IN the
prrtnis.s a. the CONN ssinnsf- shall JdEr UruTsr.
And Il - father Or.erri, that nutice ~ ID, time
place and purpose OF the Coniwi's,oncrs' mcctirs
aftc.aid. b, gwen ~ I'll persons a1i co'p"aiio1s
intcre.is,l b, pubshing the Petition Nth lhr ur.
dsf IT the Iout thereon, three Nr'ks sucrsssNslN
IN The ONiori Democrat, Uswsrapef prnted ~
Pafi,, m the CoIn,y Il ONf1ud. AID by sewing I'm
affected cop, Il thr rci,t"a With ths Orrr there.
on, rron ihc Cl,iks ~ the ioNrs II Turner .nI
nuk6.h, AMI rnstcd ia three r,lli, place. be .sil
towns. the aut ~ ssid publications. anI each a
thu olher nptics,, ~ be mtl', served aal rustei
n last thif, da,. hcfrc ,ail iiuo ~ rr,iiUg, o.
th. snl that 40 prfs0ns tnl corporation NAV ih'u
nrl th.t. arp~ar aui sh,w snusr, n ems lh9N have.
Shy The Unyer ~ 'a,I prtiuipss sh|1ld MT H.
Irauisi. ...
Nurs,, WV. X. klNllAIl. Ger.
up, copy of.ni rsut,rr sri o. r. - ,.o O.
Aur,t WI. II klNDilL, tl-Ik
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isl ms LE[fERS

I IsT Of Letter. remaining ia the Post ofic,
IL October !, 1850.
Andrew. W Andrews Hsunibsl Andrew,
Me. Columbia Brock u. Bragg james 7.
Bups,,on q. ID. Boyae q u. Cummings Eln.
sly 'O'Connon Charles Ciadia Wm. n. Cl,rk
Mrs.. Sarah Ann Clark Whitneyi Durham
Sampson 2 F.; Dvmond Samuel Ds,gley Jane.
Daniel. oreu 2; Dennstt James =. Dunhsm NJ.
Ellsworth Isaac; Egsn John; Fee Thoma,
Farpy William Fuller Ezra Fouler Marx :
Fulles Mis- Cordelia Cant, DarnsrJ Gilk,y
Mis. Ro,aii. T.. Gran, Ed~in lIayde Da,l,y
4 Co. lleraman John e. llansiord l.. II. ;
Iioolbrook n. VI. : Hall T.. &. Humphrey T.. u.
hin Mr., Lucy J. IIerimaa John &. Harry
John &. IIonl, lsouis Herman Es,,n Iirg.
giu. John Heath A. Knight Ni.. Al,lra King
Max Libby wm. T., : las, Charles Ludisn
Mr.. sarah q. Msikhou.e Wa. Mors. Elisha
MuD Peter NcVill Peter Ns~hsll w, Sophis
Oliver Austin Ouealy Michael o'Neab ". I:
Poor Nj, Mary .. Pcrce Frscman 2 lar.on,
John Penlr, FRANCIS ~. Rss son Maik u. /;
Rowe Ne. Harriet slb,ens Me- M.y l.. STOW.
I'll Miss Man D.. silshy David Trhos
iyon Toxin Lluocncc Williams Chafle. ,
White Mr.. :. Wa.hhurn Mi's Amand, VI. (.
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SAursoY REED. a. 10 o,hs...
STATE uf MAINE.

.U,Tprp. - N,Cnt n C.urN crmn,'.,nn.
rn. h,glt rpI h lien - r.ii., with l7' H' 90
Cpunt, y ONf,J, "1 thr lDH aN q b'i lr.,
ID. 1850. b, 'i1rrrmy ii u1u ,hr s-lic'ifr
T,'uu \. d.. ls,l,
Ur,1 th. '.rs. .rg paii'1r. s1'is'r-'Hrf ",i 'Hrr
lI,trF ben tsHri,s Z ihu The p'tiil.Trr. HIr roe
,r.lr.ili~ ,.I pu.lt '. ~. h.t.I tpu.hH. th mate
- ,st ilfth ir Ii.i, ua'itin, % . o.i.'~l thH nr
,.ul....I-i. ui-.. e. tI. ~..uH. I.Hs" '' N'.ni'-
.4. Re. .4 HAM H, 1r TI-.ilI, no. litI ~ u'
Nuy,-l,s, ,a,t, eco ~ ''.th, 4. VI. a.I thence
r....- ,.rs M route .rtlurr! in said p-'
'riYr. il.l.. .sir', .r.I which ',o, hgailns
q ihs Tt.i," and UIrfs-,. Nii ''hAI ~ 1000
,.r,,ar,Ht r.arr boz thr ,i.IrIg, ali such iu.'
th.f flrtsu.s' gkal 90 th. IHr nis'' 40 ihr
Cutuni.,i u.I. .hlll irl; r."po, AHI % - m'.
th.t Ou.I,H, that iiro ui che iUc, Ice all
t,.,.l,. AZ 'hs tsnufs.iH1si.' n'-iiny aiuf'.aid,
l.. ,,,n q, ~ p,r.sus ant corporation. irlri,'i,d
L, rul,i.au, thr rciituu With Ihc urir' IT tyu Z
the, an, tar, Nrrk, ,urr,ss..l, on The oNHh
n,.n cat, , u.N.laprr rnltrI Il Pare, o. ihr
C,u.i, Il ONfaid, an Ly sewing an sttcsiri ca
II IA, rsttfur aith this % - threnu t'lr s-rNsi
on,n the ci,fk Il the TUSn - llaiiiHt' anI
nn.t-l w thrss r,lic phcrs ~ ''id town, The mt
~ .,tI ,vhi,irlipns b. h. wa IT, served AMI paste
At l-iu th,r, ay' bcfirc sad u'w ~ moeiiHi' {"
the end that AL psrs'o' an corporations may
the, All there spp-ar l'd ,h'w cause, u ANY ,hr,
have, Why tFs p,iycr ol aid petitioners should MT
Ausd-WM h. KIMBALL, Clerk.
A true cup, II aid Petition All Ouier oi Court
htsst-WM. h. kINRAlL, Ci''k.
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I, ia ll,i C,l'y Coanls,i,ncrs co. th- Count,
Of ONipd.
The nm ersigrri woull respectful, r'Tis.cnti that
huasr # Jahn Gilcfsyse In B,rin, through RINlu-
~, Mexico O. n. iG,CIssciida With the ou1y fua
lcAiil. frpn Runloui Crucr o. Paris llll, H~tr
the dwcllins house II Winra Mod, ~ ,ard Run
ford, can h. greatly improve. b, mrking alterations
in the VriiitS oflumiJri Falls ani yuur petitioners
NOuld humly ak, that aIler duc oourss ol pro
ce-ding-, you ~ill view the ruut set both IN aid
Petition, anil locatc. alter, widen snd di,clntinle
all % such part Of said rad, a, you IN your Judg
N. mt shall think the p,bc goo demands.
july 20, 1850 JOHN REED, : Is other.
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Ats Court Of Probate held at Pari' within and lor
N. Comfy Of ONlOfd. On the hfieenih day Of DC.
'ob-r, IA the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred
and hity;
GEORGE DILLINGHAM;, Administrator Of the
VI estate Of SALMON PARK, late Of DiShed IN
said county, dso.a.sd having presented his hr,t ae-
oDpnt Of his administration said estate ior Pro-
bate:
Il va, Ordered, that the said Administrator give
notice TO al persons interested BY eaa.in, copy d
th. order 10 b Published three weeks .0oesssiyey
IN tn, oNOrd Democrat priatel at Paris, that they
NAV APPEAR at Probate Court ~ l. hsld at said
Pnis oa III, last Tuesday Of November next, at ten
Of the clock ia the forenoon, and she~ cause, any
they have, Why the sam. should no, be allowed.
- GEO. X. SHAW, Register.
a true COp,-Aus-t; Gro. X. SHAW, REG.
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GUARDIANS SALE.

WILL D. ia - pebble aurti .l or Tu,i'~ nj,
w H R.bsu 1 th,Tr.s1'. .'.rs. ur Nr.'.i
ilil, uu ~A'Iril,, CO. fw,1N thuI Icy Of N''.nl-
i.rr n,At, ten u'..s.k 4. ". s HIu sff..i.t on
W"-lstusk ~ ih- 'rur', 81 uNI.l, eT....'.'.
81 30 nlubrisi r1rt, sN, tI the ~'st T1t Hi 49,
WOODSTOCK. c,oels.u. thr ls',Ii rI1ns,rg O., .siI
farm situated ir N.fth Poo commonly Known -
the Oliver swan trm, hrlr.irg 20 he heir. Z
IinHtnv wight. hir Il Gitrai dr,rssrl, 4FI tstl
bs ,uIi bee then l-u,lt. 1,uus made .1Ivr a.
f1r imr Di s,ir.
MARY AM WIGHT
GTsai o.. -. IsjJ. JuuSs
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To the Hon. County Commissioners in and 6r th'
Countypf Oxford.
THE undersigned citizen, ofihe Town, n Twne
aud liuek6cd, would respectfully represent thu
the County Road. q. now travelled fsom Buckh,h
Village H. Moth Turner !. circuitpus anil hik. an.
that by alterations and new locations great improve
meEi. NAV h. made by avoiding hills and 'h"'iin
ing distances We would FRAY your iionor' Il
view AMI make such alterations a. yuu 'es,n eSpe
dent, and iocaie the beet Road from nuckhel. WI
ase 60 point on the County Road Leading i'ou
IN the town Il Turner.
ELBRIDGE q HARLOW. anil 50 others.
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GUARDIAN SALE

by vi,tn. II lic,nos iran the u 90. Juisr 4
ID Pa late fbr the Duuiiy ~ ONHid, 'hth "f'I
Al p,,rtr -.le, At the d~rt,ag hou.. tn la'' d.
I..nd-r Gage N Wais.fII, un Ia ~, the l)liI
ia, III Nov. n.>t, itum onc 80 OK uuti Nv ~ ihe
,ltrrn..on, th,er eishrh. u1 ~ de tl's nll'wi z
ds,c,l.d real Estate, situated ~ NsIe hfd. al
lcI,nginI 10 Ma, =, L'' VI a"d "e"'se VI.
Gagr via
In. h.ur,tead Farm 81 the Late H.. leand,'
Gage. l.,ng pa,ts ofit. nurnhsre'i seven 40 eight
il, ths sixth raise, euuiaillng aloui ono h"'d'r'l
and tnsni, a,r.., r,ccp,lrg ,b"h t"rntN hive ave
Am nat ri the bu,ling,, which have lc' = a-siynr.
4. Ia. .,irW. Ann : uale 80 duWrr. Ten 1c'e'
IN III numbered .e,er, m the eleventh iange. I""
,e,,. In h., nun,l-r. ninc, IN The eighth ianse.-
Few. nuinls cred ~, f,n.nire, AMI one 'hird 81
pew na.nl.r,d Thirty i've, il the cog esilioaal
inec,ing hn., uA-
Andifthe ,aidi,sl estate shall not b sold on the
"a 6ds.Mh dly 1T Nov neNt, ~ill"hsr ihr
am, Al pfi,ate SALE d, Nitue IT s.d osncr Al 10,
J,.,y b,s,.s. 10 .aid WaisIi 81, oa the hi'i Muo.
A., ~ r,rL .ncrrr,,ne mouth Of O'Clock 10 the
,f,s,p..,,. ,otil Il .hill H. suld.
s,NI'TI WARREN, GuaIdian u said lleip.
wateiElrd. Oct. IS, 1850.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-01

r,ihr lIu Coon,, Commissions, &c th, County
tbNHud.
GENTLEMEN We the u1jrrigu.i inh'h,
u isni. R.thl NuulI Iy'I ,rt.uy ~ tc. o., iu
NHuiI b. vtu.uut,I b, several sii,rsi,rus Of the
Cant, Rad d. ginins AZ hilstI lI1s, thence down
s,n: tAr NpIIu'g.gsin River, I'ssi.g huur-h y
zee Z ll-.hsl ,ss g-L H--s Iss'...i go sa.l
Hrlarl. gh-a tbr isul Rad, b., iat.tr..sJ u.ti
t.l. C.uHN li.tN A.sI iu Nira .uf it5tr tusI
BEGGING al ia. NH.th Loot tutr,i On f- Comm 10
Hr uslh-. llH heae, l5 Oh. vr"H, l..r Il
Dirl'ptui,I Gruui o. tir al. n.l.', tu-1r~ in
f.r J.'ryi ,i fle rua.s near the .us.Irg u.usr ri
ifgfs Nl.ru. =. uau' thsr,fIr r-. 81 g. AHu.
ulsi.r b.t, Iu Nrlo - sHum ts l.UErIlsrt fIr
above m,pua1- tunlr,, and make .I.h attractions
l,..tiuas az '.Iul1"r, 3D.. 500 a. .l rI.pgr,
an 49, 90 ats blulI ~ii r,sf yrit.
yLplDlNu Ut EBANk. 4 l. other.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-01
4 GnnnrAnM MNNTEn.

I ~isb q, Tu1,h,.s , s...J lIr uf about ION ~
lls5 s.rrs vit. sa,i.u.. inl.Ilu-. thereon econ.
f,tri1g ap uftb,J, auI we. 600 o.. aud u'nsrn
lrrt, divided iHtH uHWiug HrI t-Ibgg, .u. Mt
u,sr uils, irum Paris ~, ups that i,urt vast
Cd b, "sAu1u,g," uI stanrl cot By taking ,'fN
ihiug ~ All AL ~ u.ih,1s o. 'h- i,li, ma, h1I
puf,hsscr, D., srrbins O. lhr u1dsIsisl,d, Al
&. n. Fiplsy'. Ta,-rn 100 pari' lll. Ios.sssl-r
v iIi l., Wanted un Oh. a. 4 Mach rrNt
HLNEN u HREwSTfR
rars, Nov. /. $50. Jnu3S
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-01

At Court Of Prob.,s held at Paris. within and Coz
the County Of Otiord, on the sfieeuth day of DC.
tober. 4. the year Of eur lord si.htceu hundred
AID hhy.
IN the Petition Of MARIA KiDDER, Widow
" of Leonard kidder. late Of DiNkeld IN said
county, decreased, praying iar allowance out Of the
personal property Of her late hustand.--
Il was Ordered. that the .aid Widow give notice
to oil Persnns Interested, BY causing copy o. thu.
order IN he Published three week, sDocessiv,ly in
The ONioFd Democrat printed al Paris, that they
NAV APPEAR At Probate Court 10 h. held at said
PARIS On the las, Tuesday Of November neNt, a, ten
Of the ecck in the br,aron. and ,hsw cause Il any
they have, why the same should noi he granted
Ss uCO. X. SHAW, Register.
A trO~ Copy-Ausst; GTo. X. SHAW, Reg
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-01

The Augusta Journal state, that ,on Of
Mr.. Daniel Craig Of Readheld, and anO,he,
young nan Of that place, have recently return.
ed from California, $1,000 81. 900 each
They were gOus about year and a half Mr..
Crsig. however, returns with shattered health
which he Justly regards AZ more than an OH
set, Cor the gold.