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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-05-14

thing brrcri How moral honesty Ged the
church and the world
II IL we'll known that much Of the hahkins
"capital" Of our cosn,ry Is loaned out to .
herd Of blood suckers, commonly known -
brokers or uolc shayrrs; the mcancst OF all
mankind Who does not knnw that hanks
serve rs common adjcrs for the benefit OF
those rogucs within the church, and the s'ill
greater rugucs without the eOmmon nurse
~ VI swindling brokers and others, Who pre-
fer any means Of money getting to avoid the
general lot Of mankind when It was decrecd'
''by the sweat Of Thy brow shalt thou eat
bread"
Another great evil is the curse to our eoun'
,rymeu OF encouraging and employing mean
thicavinr, iruorani, worthless foreign pau
pers' Several large factories IN Lowell, arc
now m the verge Of bankruptcy, owing 'o'his
clsEpiniag system this hlrnF po"r sud cheap
labor, There is $500 900 worth Of useless
and unsalcable goods now ~ Lowell, on hand,
the product u cL,shng the labnrer Of his hier
THIS comes iro,n cutting down Pricc, aud Is
the natural fruit of coyelousncss. And nov
the mills must stop 10 &C., rad Of this old stock,
This progressive state Of " moral refine
msu," is also seen ard severely ielI, IN ihe
astonishing rush Of our young meu to Cali
iumia Gold gold gold Is the cry ir0n
all mouths. To get gold is eyeryIhlnC.-
Yes Hsarcn is bough, with gold The for.
piyeucss " sins received for gold. He'll an.
INITIATED with gold lluua' Cold can cru.
city worlds Savior. and cause No murder.
en-, m the church. lIuua for man oaS 10th
serve God and Mammon. A, least such aP-
pears to b. the prevailing sentiment, Judging
by the actions OF most men, whatever their
opinions abou, religion nav b..
An acquaintance Of mine IN ONIord county
not a thousand mules frum Pans, was lately
.crrcd With a violent attack Of the California
fever. and though blcst with pretty, lnielll'
gent wife aud four little children, be ih"ughl
the Lord had called him 10 quit his family
for the gold regions cf California. ~ trends
we're bcsough, on all sides to help him as the
Lord SAID, By lefsiing HIM money, all hoping
he might ret his weigh, IN gold. Fry'5ure
. friends gave him good In, and be- "a' 60
ing on his way rejoicing when hl, ,nirnd
ell. or prospective ab,ence, came 10 the ear
/ Of a man IL whom be- owed about so AND
this very honest, liberal, and generous NAN
IN show In, ,ru,, 10 God, aoj love for poor
ambitious ncirhbur, md or q rrrf against
|. him. and hal D, served on hun, while IN Port
land, to stop bis pr0gr,inrs moro"e" to
wards Boston.
| Here wrr, men, hrs fellow cilrIcns, giving
their COS and so, To keep him away Will.
another proic,,rd lncnd, 'oo,--cuuId dud Of
in IN, heart To IT,, To force saa other persons
to pay him $40. by ,uerns ,hs California ad
ycn,urrr Such j. human nature. however
and thus mscrIy, mean souls, viii ProhabI'
worry and fret the very worms, which shall
"a, the flesh iIom OF their homes, aud 'omI
them up. Yours truly,
AiAGhgA.
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ocn annually for the removal OF free Negroes
from the State and sending them 10 Africa. "
J,yyia,a will find her $50, 600 auHudl-
o." viii exceed S3oo,coo annually and !
Know her people viii never submi, TO such
excessive taxation.
Anothss FAC, TO be remembered, the SsUih
h,s Is States t0lrrl,Inc slavery. They have
also a minority Of all the big and e., offices
under the Government, from the President
down to the Collector at New Orleans, aud
the ~ lir government Offices are not to DC an
nihlla,,l with a breath
"The y. Y. Tribune publishes a table
showing that the slave States have five olh,.
net officers. Eve supreme court Justices, Eve
foreign ministers, seven charges, seven con-
suls whose fees arc moru than S2oco, erh'
heads OF bureaus, 10 chief clCrks, Is Indian
agents, q general mail agents, and : other
officers with salaries from SloOO 10 5000
The annual p,y ci these officers amounts n
SSI5I5l. Neither army nor navy oi!eers
an, included. nor subordinate clerks. "
Put this fact also IN your PIPE and SMOKE
IL!
| see. too, the Southern Numbers arc get.
ting '' wrathy," At their Northern brethren,
and not wi,hcW, good cause icr
Mr.. Downcs uf Louisiana, IN his recent
speech N the United States Senate, chllicng'
ed Mr. Seward, oi New York, TO show that
the laborinr classes of New York, were as
happy and fortunate as the Slaves OF Louis
lana.
Mr.. DoOuc, is right as ! will show IN
nv mex, letter, the snccrs and ilbcs Of igno'
ran, fua,.,s,-vho know nothing Of slavery
--,o the contrary notwithstanding lS, Ia,
above tot, be- remembered
like the car,ili hh 80 " well done IN the
following article, which ! copy from Horao'
G-,l,y', Tribune" Here il something
good come ou, OF Nazareth And tits toc
GOOD to be lost. and ! viii DO all ! can to
pass i, round.
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THE S.co MrEpEE We mentioned Is,
seek, ,ha, SISTER Of The murdered MIS- Cas-
vel, AS expected TO wait NJ. lane's, ior
the purpose Of makiEg inquiries ,u'O the mcl-
lneholy fate u the deceased Mss Tha.s T.
l!Iabc,h Ca.Wcll, Young LADY u boat twin
" years, came from Manchester - tbs town
lIS, NUhtsy iHi remained AZ the house Of
NJ LAM dprug the werk She visited
Smiths house, and found there several artl-
slss which she recognized a. thOsr which BE-
lonced to her SISTER SI dresses and other
.ricIss cfclothiag found 10 possession ufthuse
Who had boarded :, The house 4, ~h,ch the
deceased had STOPPED IN B,ideiurt, previous
70 gong 10 Smiths, were also idcauhcd A.
,huN, belonging 10 Brrrnrcra Casw,I
W.. C-s~cil ,iatrs that she ani her sister
zane from The tosu o. BronP,oo, EAs, Cana
da. and have resided m Manchester abOu; two
years. Her parents, three siS,sr and bro
Their now reside Ia BsouqIon She hai a
rrsa, deurs 10 carry th' r'unins Of her SISTER
there Cor .atern-n,, AMI ihroach the eommsn-
aasls All hulntnr edj;i, of Constable Lane,
.nd the hbsrah,y Of our ci,ltens, her wishes
IN TIN, respect vii b. rra,lGrd While shc
was 1t his hou.s, M Lane collected BY sub
,,ripuua frOn Peopls IN Saoo, sum 'ufi-
,ien, 10 pay the expense 81 transporting the
r,,natu. TO Canada lie had them enclosed
IN 4 lead coffin. eneased n another of black
walnut, and after plyiHs the cost Of these, hat
shout SEVENTY Eve dollars lett, which ~as CIV
en- TO Miss Cnsvell 10 pay expenses m the
quincy. She III, cor Manchester last Sl,ur.
day, and vas provided irrc passage over TIN
r.ll rad ~ New Hampshire. and With ! r,.
quest 10 other roads IN gran, her IN. favor
We undrsllnd thar $50 of this subscriP-
ton ~as paid by the Agcu, and persons IA the
employ 9th. Yors Manufacturing Company
We look upon the efors Of Mr.. Lane, and
the EberalIiy ofour sitIsn' N this matter, As
aeseryU.g high soansadaIioH Sleo Dem.
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A GII~r ~ OJprS TlNE 4 human
skeleton Of unusual SIZE, NaS discovered the
o,hSr dav. a, Hars,mu., IN New Jersey by !
Mr. Bl,yru. who va, grading near the hrusc
fJudre G,rr,iSon. The Jersey City Tcle,
graph says
Il, was found about nine Zee, under ground
.mb~ddsd IN several bushels Of eNccyt,ucl,
large oyster shells, much larger Than aTy "a
be found 10 our waie, at the present day.-
Tlr-v ar d5ah,les,. the rcr,,'rs ~ ~ i'.d'.D
Of immens, stature, IS from the appearance oi
the skeleton he must, whrn living have bccu
over eight &c, high. Toe sSail measures
afrcn inches irrn the rot OF me nos,, o'c'
the tor. 70 the base u the occiPi,ll bOue, And
u two feet N circumf,rcacS Il contains q
full oct 81 excellent teeth. except ou-, very
even. sound and white NJ BlNsH IGiorms
", tha, he has found a grca, number Of skele-
ton. IN that vicinity. similarly buried, IN a
,u,a- posture. bot none ~ lzrgS a. this.
THIS mode Of b1rIsl !. conclusive evidence
tia, they lrv the remains Of Indians, but rkrH
they were inferred - question for an,.quari'
ans 10 answer. THIS section Of New jersey
~a, settled by the whites IA lC2i, aud the
red men, II IS not Probnhlc, remained haze
very iong after TIA, c'cat
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IN. Ewinr Investigation

A correspondent % the New York Herald,
IN letter dated April "a, WHITES thus, "
,cc+inr the investigation a~red BY Mr..
Richardson Ot nhno's, and ihs attempts Of
the R-rrbic - 'aTyrS e
Thc Republic is Down uPo1 co'unel Rich
.-L,aa. a. ,Fc Hcyse, with su~h sar-'sr1s as
il can command, Nsc,rSr bsha, asked ior
eymmlt,ce To in,csu-,t- The charges against
the official ronduc, Of NJ. Secretary Ewing
hb.,-sEIe,h le. Richardson, bcld, able,
oO,elsr man. noe easily osulkcd N any 'hlng
NJ uadsrt.los. he viii 'iA o-rtsin rc's Of
The Minircr " the Interior -n'il ne inside Of
hen win BE Ell .T.t IL {, manner which Wi
make their aufhor wish ibcv h'd never b>sa
touched. or an no rscs.er.
The Rcpuh.ic charges that Colonsi Rich
.rsssa dos ro, wish = conwr."c TO b. aP'
painted. This .s Jusrc h'n wrong lie
doc, ~isn u, and 81, uesrs i shall y alToin'
ted. The Repaid. PrCcllim' 'hs, Mr. w.
ING has rccPcret 'rd l,.i no cla'ms except
such a. Coazrss, orIcrrl 90 b" rSoPcral ard
-4id.
This 10 70, -. IT. r,oTcrci md laid the
ChiclauS claim Il SIu- GO, ~h.ch VI
Conm,~,oucr NcdiIl ard Governor Marcy
hsd refused 10 allow Coacrcss DID not or.
der u, to - lo,s by Mr Ewing
Mr.. Ewing rroTsusi apd paid The claim to
g. ". and W G. Ewing Of So 900 which
Colon,l M,d,ll and Governor Marcy bal rs-
cc,sd. Congress did no, order VIZ. Ewing
10 pay y
Mr.. Ewing paid the in'sr,', On The Old
psa,,ou Of Commojors barron, amounting ,o
S5I, coo. Congress d3i NJ, order hun TO Do
u Nor did Congress order HIM 10 PNy fees
f,r ,Ira services, amounting to $1,000, &c
the Hon. Bale Pcyton, charged IN Tyls'
ums,. Wheu Col Peyton WAS Cu.teJ S'ai''
District Auorus, fuT LOUISIANA.
Congress mus, and will loOk into this mat,
ter. and NJ Thomas Ewing vii have ID
stand the racket. 80 ~ill Mr. Msrid,,h ans
MI Rs,srty Johnson.
whca Old Father Whiuirssy decides Tia
, clam ioI iut,rts, d, unjust, and yurht moi
70 Ne paid, and Mr Rcvcrdy johnson decides
tia, It j. Ju,,, and ought to b. paid, whici
Judgment ~ould be sP, to h. the soundcs
and nos, correct, provided Father White
sy's co,ncidei with the lorg ,stabll,he,
gs,ge 81 the government, AMI VI JoaDs1r
~ssa clear innovation urCn tina, usage.
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Rules and Orders OF last year were adopted
lor the government Of the present House Until
otherwise ordered.
On motion u Mr.. Sewall Of Oldlnwn, the
hour Of 10 O'Clock, A. VI. was fixed fnr the
meeting Of the House, except that Il O'clock
was assigned for Monday. Adjourned.
In the Senate, ~ Friday, the Comm.ttse
ON Senatorial votes reported. By which lt ap.
pearcd there were six vacancies to Oh, 10 COM
plete the Sens'o organization.
Mr.. Hobbs Of Oxford, ~on th' committee
ON votes ior Governor, reported lhliib' whole
number Of votes VAS 1901 John lIubbari
has 1856, Elijah L. lIamiIu !s,Oj6, George
+. Talbo, :, es7, Scattering ios-and join
HUBBARD has 1881 votes more than all
others. Accepted.
The two house. aiterward went into Con-
ventiOn 70, the purpose Of filing Senatorial
vacancies.
In the % Senatorial District there we're ,
vacaneies-and Messrs. S,vrdNant, shrpley,
Davis and Megquler, were the constitutional
candidates
Eghratm Sturiivant had ied 'O'e'.
Geo. +, ShcPley "
Charles Megquier -
John y. Davis Blanks
And Messrs Stardiyan, & ShePlcy were elect
ed.
s,h District. Geo. " Chase has 100, ard
Aaron HAYDEN 90 and Chase was elected.
18th Distinct, ElcaIrr Croker had lOi,
Paullnus Foster 1903, Elijah wood and Cha
II. Foster 90 and Croker and Poster we're
elected.
Ii,h D.s,roi, Robert A. Chapman had lOl,
and Joseph Prescott O. Chapman Vas elect.
ed. The vacancies were all dlled by demo
crats
\ joint committee vas proposed to wnlluP.
on Jons IIrrn,Rp, and inform him Of h,
election as Governor The following gentle
men we're appointed on the par, Of the House
Mes.rs. ScNall, Of Oidtown Gilman, of Hal.
lowell jordan. Of wcs,brook Bradbury, of
Passport, Carter Of Portland simon'Ou, u
Scarsport, aud Chapman, Of Biddeiord.
. In the Senate, on Saturday, The senators
elected to Oh VACANCIES, were qualified and
took their seats
Mcssrs. Rea, Reed and Hobbs were lolned
to Committee to notify Gov. Hubbard Of hs
elections
. The President Of the Senate, IN 'ccordanes
with his intention expressed At the time Of hH
election. resigned his seat, and the Senate al.
. ,ournrd to Mooday.
/ In the Iiousc-The Committee on Ply Rad
was announced, As follows Messn Mlichs.,
of Kcnnebunkport, Rogers Of wiudhlm, W..
g,n OF Slstson, Weber Of Brewer, Afford al.
Hope. Donnell VI Harmon, and BUmham %
/ l.lucoln.
The Committee on Elections vas also Ar
nounccd, :. follnn Me~r,, Talbot Of Lu1'e,
| Cochran Of w.ldoborOugh, Sewall u Oh.
town. Martin Of Poland. Putnam Of Belfa',
Judkins Of Bcrwick, and llanoocs OF Bango'
| Adjourned
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Yuu-. ,rul-, cs"T'I'r'

Tnr CuoLrn, ~ llAylNL Extract q 4
letter f.om Phy.leian, dated Havana May >,
1880.
The cholcr, is quietly on the increase, and
yellow fever very pranlcut The deaths by
Cholera arr about ~ PER day IN population
IT 10000, 10 ~ nothing Of those cOmmon
disorders which people can Sc, any where
The authorities have made good provision
In the way Of cN,nhcSpitals, but have heard
Of few rscu,crlcs. The disease is a, present,
chiefly among the negroes and drinkers; nc'.
cr,heless. a few Of the better class Of whites
have been carried oil 4 seaman named
Fred White, belonging to the John Benson,
died after being SICK only 81 hours.
y. Y. Courier.
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srThe Banror Marcary com,, % ., 9

erThc Bangor Mercury comes 10 Us en-
lrgci and beautifully printed on 4 new brc.
Ner type. W, are pleased al these Signs Of
enterprise AMI prosperity on the part Of our
contemporary, and wish him al manner Of
success, save IN the PRONUNCIATION II wing
principles, To which end be has applied him.
self with zeal which We should admire N
another cause.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-05-14

AKErsrs ToK TuE M,ScHSrER MrEDEE.
Within 4 few DAYS, Henry J, Wentworth and
Asa Wentworth, Of Saco, Ne, and Horace
Wentworth, Of Lowell, and a man named
CLARK, bookseller IN Nashua, y. II. have
been arrested and committed TO plison upon
suspicion OF being Concerned IN the murder o.
Jonas S. Parker, a, Manchester, y. II. somC
three years since. The examination OF III,
accused will take place IN the early par, O
neat week.
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" Should the people Of Virginia decide
~ favor oi Convention to or new Constr
tuition, as seems now probably, there may be
anticipates stormy time between Eastern
and Western Virginia, Un the subject Of sg-
poin,men,s, especially upon the question OF
whether tho white population alone shall b.
the basis Of a new apportiOnmeu,, or whether
the slaves Of the Eastern part shall en'irlc
their masters to an undue share OF the repre-.
sanitation.
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Chr orforS p,mOrui.
rAnIs, TUESDAY, NAY II, 1850.

r5-S,A.s,,hs. q, The uru,Srst N Souih Paris
= -, al hcrsa ser h.i thfir ragrrs al he
-. N Ms.sf.. RUST 4 YOUNG.
n N.r~av WAR NRj sic,u'ty. at 'hs Siorr Of
JERTNINu HOWE
\, R,k6ch Via,r- au.i v,si-i'y, ~ N. h',s' 81
IOUN TAYLOR, EsQ. ~ cssh olwh'oh pile''
the, I'll - delivered PEE q r.fiegs,
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Fpoop N THE MlssI.sIrpl.-Accou,s at
New Orleans up to the eth ult. were rather
alarming, indicating great flood in the low
or Mississippi Al the upper rivers were
very high, and rising rapidly. The Cumber-
land rose thirty feet in three days Immense
de-true,ioa cf cotton land. ~crs anticipated
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-05-14

rSr Another attemp, was made IN Worces-
ter 10 blow up the residence Of Deputy Mar
shall Warren, on Warren stree, by she'll,
at about ~ o'clock, Monday night, No per.
son Vas Injured Pieces OF the she'll were
scattered IN all directions, one Of which was
thrown with grea, force across the street.
lodging in fence, in its passage cutting oil
a tolcrably siEed limb Of tree.
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eiS The Boston Pos, has Published let
ter sighed by one 4 Atwood, written at
Tcrrc IIaute. Ind, lnwhch It is stated that
Dr. Parkman had been at tia, place within
a few DAYS, and taken passage FOR ST. Louis,
under 4 fictitious name.
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CONVECTION ~ M,EYL,Np.-Ehe 'Siefs
% Maryland are to decide TODAY whether
state Convention shall De called TO form a
new Constitution. There appears to b. lit
de interest IA the suhicct, Js4giRg from the
Maryland newspapers TIE Baliim,st Pat
not attr.5utes the ahssaso % excitement "a !
g,nrral b,l,sf that the Csn'cunsn wlll be
salleI -Bs,foa T,sS-l.s, y No ~
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LETTER No, II.
FrrrrrEo, Ms, NAV, 1850.

FaYrsrEo, Ms, Nav, 1850.
Enrroas ~ Tur ONTcED DrNoCElr =
!" WI, fast inlrt hts,t, druTp'd ur1n cath,
Tie u.ssata,n. asd frcs,s ih,r srui,,l hcr hifth,
D-sk'de, ra,rs she d~s, among saysgr' viii,
Whilst uau.srvu, uaI,,n. adopted the child
Tier Mind Va. i1r nsr. - dhrk A. ,he night.
lIsr ssrta ursi1rpct. raujei = uakol 10 siehl,
She in hs,. and ia egttasr. Caly ~a' fsund'"
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Srcp, and b.ri1clis r,spcci,Hg ne Cioirre ~
No orleals. As oregj'S,s, So, an 1919.
De . rssidcaf oirsn.
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MaGlShAGtVH.
SENATE
M.rpSr,p,Y. Nav


w.rpSr,o,Y. May :, 1850.
The members ol,rt 81 the Senate met in
convention At 90 s'cIacS. sud -sro calIei ="
order by Mr Rea Of Iilneoek, and Hon DIS.
III DAN Of York was chosen Chairman u the
convention.
On motion Of Mr Picklri of PcnObsco',
message was Transmitted TO the Governor, 90.
forming him lha, a quorum 81 the Senators
elect are nov assembled and ready TO take and
subscribe the Olths Of Office Mr.. 7. was
charged With the message. and reported that
the Governor would attend forthwith ioT that
purpose.
The Governor came IN, attended by the
Council and Secretary Of State, and the Sen.
aror, elect took and subscribed the Ul'h' Of
Office
Mes.rs. Hobbs Of York, Reed Of Lincoln,
and Bartlett Of Pcnobsco,, were appointed a
committee to receive, sor, AMI count the votes
for Secretary Of the Senate and reported as
follows
Whole number Of vote, II
Necessary to a choice III
ALErRr II SMALL has ~
William u. Little .
The oath, of office were administered TO
Mr. Small by A. II. Nichols, Esl., Of Al.
gusta.
Mcssrs Rca Of Hancock, Neal Of kenne-
bee and Tltcomb Of York were appointed a
Committee to receive, soft and count the votes
for Prcsiden, Of the Senate and rcPoEted as
follows:
Whole number Of votes -
Necessary 10 a choice ]:
TnosAs VI. MoERow has IL
Isaac Reed .
John Neal
Mr.. MoREow was conducted to the chair
by Mr. Reed Of Lincoln. and addressed the
Senate as follows
Snaior, II thank you for this expression
Of your confidence. 10 accepting the place
your par,ali,y has assigned the, take the &C
caslon to remark tina, It Is my purpose, when
the yancancies are filled, 10 afford the JuH
Senate an opportunity to participate IN the
ccuon OF presiding officer To this end !
shall then 'acatc the chair.
Mr.. Rca Of Hancock VAS charged With a
message 10 the lIousc, informing that branch
of the organization of the Senate aud Mr.,
Prince OF Oxford was charged with similar
message to the Governor and Council.
Mcs.rs. Dam Of York, Barron Of Lincoln,
and Lancaster Of Waldo we're appointed a
committee To receive, sor, and coun, the votes
for Messenger; aud reported the whole num-
her of votes to be 81, all OF which we're for
Benz. +. Gutter.
Messrs. Hcrcy Of PenobseO,, Freeman Of
Kennebcc ann Tlicomb Of York were appoint
ed a committee TO receive, sort aud count the
votes for Assistant Secretary, ard reported
tina, the whole number Of votes was 10, all OF
which we're for Frederick +. Shaw OF Wis
caSsei.
The Secretary Of State came IN and laid on
the table OF the Senate the lists Of Senatorial
votes given a, the last election; and they
were referred to a committee consisting OF
N..,rs Prince az Oxford, Rea Of Hancock,
Barron Of Lincoln, Hobbs Of York, Cary OF
Aroo-,oos, Freeman Of Kennebec. p'esard Of
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tror the Dcm0rrutl
A patrrn IN Maine

Ff,lionaIle S,rindng--ibs i''c STATE Of NOR
a! rr,yoaaliliy- Corrspi''N sHd i"r"-
Seao-lar 10 ro5 and ''ooi dooord.
ing 10 inr--ohsdiiEg rooom-
mtTdeS a, i1I,'P'H'n'l' 10
an honorable r5si'on
mEs chprh and
aNrr pass.
porf 10 Fashionable 'cciiy'
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Mcssrs. Martin Of Poland, Carter OF Port
land. Ianscomb OF Albion, Drew OF Park
man. aud Hall Of BucksPor, were appointed
TO receive the votes Tor Messenger, Who re-
ported tia, the
Whole number Of votes was 100
Necessary Tor choice, OIL
BGI,MrS u. THoALs had b.
Charles Gowen 81
Philip Phillips l
Mr.. Thomas was accordingly declared elect
ed.
Messr,. Randall Of Harpswell, Deane Of
Portland, Junkins OF Berwick, Appleton OF
Bangor, and Fogg Of Weld, were appointed
a committee to receive the votes for Chap
Lain, who reported Iha, the
Whole number Of votes was 1913
Necessary for choice, 90
REy. CHArLTs I. ALLES had 90
Rev. Z,nas Thompson A" co
Rev. Mr.. Allen was accordingly declared
elected.
On motion OF Mr. Simonton OF SearsPor,
the Journals Of proceeding years were direct
ed to be deposited with the Clerk for the use
OF the House.
On motion Of Mr.. Appleton Of Bangor, the
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The oath, of office were administered 10
Mr. Snail by 4. X. Nichols, Esl., Of An-
gusta.
Mcssrs Rca Of Hancock, Neal Of kenne-
bee and Tltcomb Of York were appointed a
Committee to receive, sor, and count the votes
for Prcsiden, Of the Senate and rcPoEted as
g,IlnW.
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sElNRsaFN,S SALE.
Isaac NcnJlAs Il WIFG.)

ISAAC NitHjLAS ~ w IFE.
,r rs Petition for Paltition
NAOMI FFRREIL, EFT. AN
Z } virtue o! an orler of sale issued out of the
- Court Of Common Pleas OF Haryison county
Ohio' and TO me directed | will offer for sale. il,
front OF the Court House, in the town ofCadiz, on
"a IuRDAY tho 26th day of OCTO BIER next.
hetwecn the hours of 10 o'clock, A. NJ. and 4 o.
clock, 7. NJ. Of said day, the following described
fr"i estate. 10 wit: The whole OF the northwest
quarter at section fifteen, in township eleven. OF
range H'c,in the StnubcWilc Land District con-
tunsaS ore hnndlcd and sixty acres moro or less
and alaothe whole OF the wpsthalfor the southwest
iuarler of section sixteen in the sume Townsl in
and Range except the following part thereof,
to vat: beginning ut IL post on the west bounda-
ry ilHe oi s'd haII qtartrr. twenty pcrrhrs
north OF tie .oufhwcsl corner thereof and running
thence nor'h oe bundled and thrty-uine perchcs
toa post thence cast eighty perches to a post !;
thence south one hnuGrcd and thirty five and
seven tenihs prrches to post; thence east 6
deg west cigh'y one and five tenths perohes to the
place oI beginning, confirming exclusive of said
exceptions, bounded rs aforesaid, fourteen acres
more or less, nral ndjoinng said first tract on the
morrill, and also, In OTIS numbered twenty eight.
twenty and thirty in the towns Hanoyer,
in said county, sujec tothc dover estate therein
OF the said Naomi FerroIl. (Widow.9
DAVID HILBERT, Sterf
sept 4, 1850. ct. Of fHarlSon Co,taiV