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lII.ffIl u llN.I-
ToJ. T.. Ruu.ds & Co., ~.
Tur Gyy'-, as psr L. rrr, 5000
S--t Pm. Wv. -. lsIl.

N,t the Drtu1,nt, though often requested, hps
MT I,d the .lnr 70 the dImE-r ~ iar mid
phiutins t,s thrl .l) che srp 90 pfr ll1rir,I
DuILrs, as shaI Then ADD there D. made iH appear,
with other doc j,uBgrs. AMI whssrss 'h. '.''b
rAiHiiis -, thlt Oh, ssii uy,n,au, h1s Mt 90 h''
uua band. AMI u.s.ps.iUn, CuHds and ,''h'r 10 h'
,l'ue ul doe llulirl Dallu. siifrsaii, "h''h can
h. come ~ o. n. attached; lot has 'nfu'l,i g. an
deposited be- che hands aud Tyss,ssiun It 'h''i's
Potter Il Pare. Boz sli CHu1tN 20 'NHId' woman
ani Ariemas L. liors,, II .1u flu-, gentleman,
Trustees 1T thr s1il d,icudani, s'nd., ELECTS and
crrd,t., o. the said value. W 'unNANn zoe,
therefore, that 500 summon H." 'ld Trustee ti
The, ml, d. found ip ,uur pfgcirriD 10 allsir '-'
ilf- uur Ju.tc, Of Uur saii Iuui, t. u" hpli'n a.
lfrcaii, o. show cause, 81 ''H They have, Why
ENoCuiipn a. D. is.ued upon 'u.h J1l-mrl, ~ ihe
.aid plaintiff. up, recover ag'r..' 'r 'Aa '''''d-
ant n thi. action, OF sr,) should u.i i.s"c against
hi. goods, ,fc,ts ~ crsdi., u 'he hao = and '''
session 1T them The ,aii Trustee. Mod have A"u
there thi- wit with ,uur tuiu-- therein.
| Wruess, JosIFH &. Con-, lsgnr,, At far',
/ this tveui,..ecouI Ga, ct No'cmlFr, 90 ih,
year Of our loud ono Ih.usanI eight hundred
anI iorty.niUc. ,,,,.,,
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Ny-nERENs DAVID SHIRLEY, thrn Of
w St.p.bau. Count, ct Osipu.. up ihs tenth
IA, nj August 4. ~. 1870, o., ir. D.e 81 Nutgl-t
of th,t date. cun,c,ci o. ths sul.st.icis ogiiain
r,aI estate .itu,trI it stiI ~iprHh'u. l1d whi'h
.,iI deed d. II RECORD boz ihr O,i1.I N,stru nis'
tirt Rpgi.tr,. u. - T.. -, aoI uhrr,i' The ''.n'
ItisH. 81 saii MaugIgr have l.sI' hI'hrl, 'h' cub
stiers claim u, fDrrciUse the iur EcgDrdins % 'h'
statute in .uch case m,. and provided.
TBEN'R a. SAWYER,
JOEL =. SAWYER
n, ~. n. llastirr. th,il AuN.
Ston,h ham, March p, 1851. S"'
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FOR SALE.

nNC coon WORK HORSE. Two steel
" srrir. loo Al W8glas one Th1r0ughhlc'
Nsg1n, second haIl luIuirr 4
l.. 7. BOOTIlBN.
Suu'h Paris, APRIL >, ISL.
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STATE or ,I,iNE.

'hlHINs 90.
- o. iH. sheriff. uf ,.. ,asI. .l.a C.u... .
Us. .ft..r 90 ta.a p4u.T.,
- tTITTfN..
WI COMMAND NOI % -us,. rh- ..... .r
r.fatr 90 II-r.s.i 4. liiI. ul rlr., 900 tHr Com.
y ~ O,.t, t..|..uHH, fH iH. ,l'r. Hi co.. llnH-
t..I D.Hr.. IHI srm..H jr. eI. lls"0fT J..
llli.. Oi De- uft o.. f.'rI ia 500, putH.-I Do au-
pear IsifruuI IHstDr .i.rT pIsr..t tHur OIL. iHr
Weston nsuiri. u.Nt tolls h.lI.H 40 IH... with.
1 AMI Cor urr Count, .l C,.r', ul ih. s.OHnI
Tr.I,g ui JHue. l~ji. h.r rlI there iu urr .1Hi
Count o. Irsnlr uIf. JH.tIh g.. l.HH'. aHI J1Hlr'
Anderson, ~ laris, MuJhar's, BaI TuH'f DO
Trade, doing lu..H... u"l.r che Hru. AMI 'iN.r 80
J. e.. Round. 3 Cos iu IL u'.t.. doe DI-rf l.i tl1i
ihr .li IIrnIrr r. llin.., 100 PARE, .1 il. tIF
ui tba rurglr.. no th.. writ, l.i.g Indebted O. ih.
II,nun. m tlr ..r 90 I'm, u.Iir. r. goo account
1n...pl, thr1 a1I ta,fc iB considerable promised
DO. Tluaud. Co Tay ih.u iar .lma 01 demand.
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FARM FOR SALE.

49, >. 1llE FARM now ovnrd ~ Benjamin
q ,dtplt Merrill, situated ia the town Ut faris,
" ~" on The read ioalint from Paris Poor
- Farm 90 Gilicu Lyans'. Siid fm
CONTAIN. one hundred and hts acre. II hni, and
,lrt- l.uy tons of hay. There j. one story house
aui tao hams on IL. Immediate possession gS,n.
lyr lplhrI particulars inguirr oi the .ulscrilsr.
BENJAMIN MEllIllL.
Paris, March n, 1851. 3mj'
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SEED! SEED!l

| NOW ENr ~ .ais prur De II ilsd.gruss,
1 Nuuh.W,N ,.'.rH md >uutbrm Clover: Nnrth.
0.n, rHi >.uih.rH Er,I-tHp; ~mirF Wheat; ~um.
ur, b.. Iau,g, i'nckuh,lt, Lu-u.L Oats m-
proved Im1il, Du'tru Ii,il. anil ~vsl' Com
A'-1 large 1ui choice stock ct GlrIan Sc,,ls,
1i..I oNpwuy &c ms, b., bi'hmI lul c>perienc,l
Seed GrUs,r ,--api Flower Secl. D., one Ut the
bet I#r.sts Boo th,s c,rrtr -lllofuhich b. offered
with p.i,Ct Cuuh..tI,r. l,r fa'c 1T uholc.als and
r.Iali 10 thr Maine Agricultural Warehouse ani
s 'j store. 'lliksi sgufr. pothnI
WM. ~. n. GWNNNETII.
r.uLnI. March ~, ISL 2uj
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PROBATE NOTICES.

Alta Court Il Probate held "a, Paris. within anl r.,
the County II Osflul, ON the fourth day II March
a. The ,,i -four Iord obc Thousand al Git hunJ-
red and ih,-ouc:
MARY WtSIlBURN, ramol ESocuttix IN ,
vi scftain lusurment puipoftlug On L. tho lat
VIII and Testament. With the cndirl annsNei, Il
IJlENEZER WASliBuRN, bate Il ll1uord, IN
saii roiui,, decreased, having presented The same
mr Probate:
II Va. ordered. that The s1il TNcruris give no.
tee o. 40 pcisons Interested, w C1u,irr c0p, II
this orIsr to h. I''.hol three weeks surc,ssi,sly
be The ONhri pHmUcnt printed al Paris, thli
tb,l m'F sTU.rf sta Probate Count o. - hell 10
laf. be .liI CONT, ou ihr luuith Iur.di, II Nav
u.Nt ai niae ~ Dee rlsk be- lhs mtguauu, anil fhrW
,lu.r. 10 l1, thsy have why he .1nl lH.inmrut
should n,t o. proved, approved, a0d allowed as ltc
LstWi.IauI yuyni an.l codl,il 81 .aid d,uas5l.
) GRO. h. SHAW, Register.
\ tu. Cop-hu,.t. Gao. X. SHAW, R,g.
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MARRIED

In BuCkhsli, ~un,lsy uiofniBr March Both, hy :.
Z. Andrews Esg.. Nc Nath1. Harlow j., o. Miss
hauisi T.. Bonnsy, both u B8ckhed.
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MOTTO .;

l. hereby given that 'hs C0rlftn-uhIp ut DEN.
IsONS, TRUE ! KENDALL, will cNrilc un che
dr.t a., Ut Amil u,Nr, Us Limitations a'd ail p,r.
.uu. indebted 90 the ,lij hun ar, hru'H rrIncst'd
o. call and i,itls the sam-.
The h.irrss vii H. cu1tirrrl ~ their Store BE-
NORWAY VILLAGE, D., plNiSoN \ kEN-
DALI, SuiciI, ou tle JI5-l '1H PH.Itf as Don
l.pk. Will b. op,usd ili,r ihc iir't Uf Apnl nest
Norpay, March y, 1851. b
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House for Sale.

4 GOOD and conTenieu, one Sioy
- y House With wood house and harm,
'Ssr,,,,f snd one and hall acre II esd land pleas
Isss nf entity situated in South Paris Village, on
.---*A--the rad leading 10 Paris Hill. for
49, 49, URBAN sHOREY.
South Paris, March 81, 1851. Paid5Ns
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Fire end Life Insurance,
AFFECTED BY
WILLIAM L. Go0DE0W,
AGENT-NORWAl M.

EE-Caliomia, Oregon asd Home Lie Policies,
procured ia the best New England Otlcss, on tie
lsOsi fayorabl, terms, AMI Or short notice. Ms
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MAINE
POULTRY.

| CAS- furnish Eg-. fr hatching, from my ovu
Tu.c -tosk, Il The iu,loviug k,nls-SharChas,
UoiL.-' uuportstion,) White Docking and Black
spanish. Maine NgricultunlN Warehouse aud seed
store, Market Sluaw. Portland.
VA. -. n. GNlNNETH.
Portland, March 10, 1851. Ems.
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Farther bailuur- vls rr-'ruari thee
weeks, by vote Of I7j 90 1888
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DIED

In Lincoln March p, Deborah, Widow II D,a.
Josiah saith, ioraily u this town, aged 81.
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t. che Honorable Justices The supreme Juiienl
Cont, ucNt o. o. holden AZ Paris. within ani TO-
Tie County II ONfa,d on the iuuIth Tuuday 1T
MAY, \ ID. 1850.
ELlZNBErllL l.. Eyer. oiPsris, in The Coun-
4 " Il oNinm, respectfully lilgls and gives ihis
hnn"u,lde touittp under.iunt that he Wa hwf'l,
mluiri o. Oliver ~. Over. hcr ptcsctt husband.
The iwrut, third las of Dc,rml.r. uus thou-aui
eight hundred and l1tN th,taitor hrr nieru1rri1re
with 'ad DNrr, 'hc lived with him, a. hrr lawful
wcdiri husband, IN sail Paris; thai he has eyfr
locn trur aud fiihul toward. the aid DYER. IN ~
bee mlui1s, covenants anil vows. vet the mid D,rr
not mindful ~ his H1upsr rHyerlHts, vUvs anil
d1it, di "u ihr huuh 'ly ~ Aril. On ihe ,r,r Il
.ur Too. ono th1us11i eight hHll rI 1rd i,.ftf.
ul'ulIy drsru ,urr 'I.arf, without ar, iu.t o-
Reasonable oIu,r uI prHvu,ston oH boz rifi. To- hls
ever siu'g hrru uHt Doe state, ti1s living arlr
iu'" DE- destitute tmi'i. ur.I, u.-'.ctirg and rc.
iu.IH- Goo HuVuii them, en- Hr, vHt, &C. frturu tuI
.l, With ihHu; 40 81 With BE- ui.it.ut ruus,ut CO.,
r..rsi'' 81 DE- Iufi-., "rau, i1'rtirH un iha rar
~ 'uur lIv-wi, ti.trlp ~ procure ,lu.r Co., d.-
'utrr, aUl ,Hrr iiis lHt further irftus thi. h.u.
Ullir Cont th.i after be- iutrir1uilgr with .aiI
UN' ih., hri Ulr HIrllt.r lt.fr ihH eighth dt, o.
luuo l-i2, apl urr pom hru, Juh -. 1871. th,s,
hIH- ihr.r ul', ,hI'f,H, 1ul 81 rH.Irr ,sats ,uu.
hl,hrt uu1s th.. ll1ruIalls Cont. o., ,Ircfrr ~
bee ,ii8 ',cu.,'c ,au 1ui,u.iai, a. ths .,ur. lui
ihrrrii louI hl.i,ut prB,s u1ht auI .u.iir.. arI
chat shc uu, o. di,HrHi i.rr ihs I.rd. ui mlri-
m.1' lsiu,rr be- auI Dec uiI hu.laHi.
Dated 90 Fan, t.i- .1h DE-, Of Nav A.n. 1854.
ELIZABETH T.. DYER
u. T.. SToNTit. l.lyIui's ANY,.
Sta Sur,,ms ~ 'i,al C.m l,s-u auI b.l'cr at
Iaiis, within s9I &C. thr County 90 U,fIt. uu
ihr agr.uI Tu..il, af October. \. u. 1850
lun No. hlrsl 'lI b !. .rl,rl, tlrr ihr
a.
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20 the Ion Job Prime, Jud-r 81 Probate Grd.
Count, II OXum!

SULLIVAN HlCkNEll., late IT ll,h,ua ia
ihc Count, ~ ONiurd, deceased, f,prfsauts. thli
ihr psr-,uBl estate uf slid dcvrasrd b. n.t sursut
tr o., ihe iu-t d,lt. II lid dcoras,i D., sh,ut M
teen huuir,l dollars; that shr h8s Loco udrr from
David lltArrll o. di.chafgr a drlt Of sN hundred
IU,lr anI interest .incr JAN. ~ isi3. aii also
ihc friiHIu.hmr1t ~ no. tight o. Urrury and iu..
Utu,' urr hslt ~ thc real rotate oi .Ii deceased
irrirg laid DAVID Bi,kr,iI'. he time. &C. ln, now.
Undivided bali uf ihr rll estate ~ .,IJ Ierr,.s..
consisting ulihr Homestead Il laid deceased, which
shr drDrs On advantageous u0rf. Wherefore shr
pave 500. lloo.f hat liyfu.r ul, r. yraHfsI Co. hrr
o. ar,5It ,ail ofsr. SUSAN IlCkSEIL.
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ron SALE.

sumner, Mn,h u, ISL
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WN. g.. GOODNOw, Iesf.
Ju,AunN =. NulrrT VIra' Efsun0,
NORWAY -.
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OFFICERS

BENJAMIN slftnfiN. P,.ag1.
NORRIS WILCOX. tIs p-4II,f.
BENJAMIN MOVES. Nsy4fv.
JOHN W FITCH, T1rrr.
rLINY 4. JEwErT Nh. M t., ffs~'"s
New Havoc, g.
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. CLOTHING
ron rHE-
Spring g. Summer Trade,
Al
SIMMONS BLOCK,
CORNER CONGRESS Il WATER SIS,
EOS TON.

lliE sdlsrrihsrs, having CUmTktrd ihgir ATE
rapg,mfuis &C. SPRING asd - MINER SAILS,
are udetirg At WHOLESALE. thc hrgrst
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At, Cont Il pfrlatr hsll at Phri.. v'thip 1nl Sc
lhr COUNTY ~ ONGrI. un tlIa fuih d,, ~ March
Boz ihg yrar II uur Load Cd ,h,.ru hd1If5.I AMI ~.
N.uug.
On tbs hr-ri1g Petition, 10 as orirr,.' chat
doe HIi Petitioner giyr rotise % alI r,fsUn. iufrf-
rsirH, ll rusiH- cop, ui .aii r,iiti.u lul a. the
uIi.f 90 10 rrhII.hul three v'lAs srbrrs.,rl, iH
Ihr ON.Id Democrat, puuiri at Pans. thlt tlr,
m1g aTT,lr 40 Probate C,urt o. o. h.iI 90 .lid
Pare coo thr .roHui Iussdby Ut Arul neat. 10 rir,
of th. ,'D.h boz ib, lurruuuu. sni sara rlusr f au,
h.y have. wis the same should uHt O.. gtiu',d.
GRO. Is. SHAW, R..,.i,r
\ iuua tur-AUrst Gao. II. SHAW, Re-.
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Ata Count NJ pr.l1fr i.iI 90 r,us. Within luI ..I
OBJ. t,H.u OF ONi,ri, .H fIr fufH #H, 90 NarI
u tH.NtII OF uHl l.iI 1ur ta.U.aHI rI.Ht aal.
a..I ODD ..t. rrs.
HENRY e. REED. % iuiH..ranf .fih. r.irf.
civilian REED rtruf NuuHtir sI.I ..u..
is, deceased. having rrusautr.l Doc ....Hl ..l G.1I
Deceased
10 vHs .u.rrl. thli fhr li1 Administrator give
rHfrr t,1I ffr.... trf.I,.f.I, ly causing cop, NJ
il.s HrI Oh '. HHII.I.I tlHHr v..hs sI.....i,,'t
u Toe uhnf. Democrat TfirfrI Htrl..., fhltihs
nr.Hrls1t Ht % Probate Court t1 ls hr.I Hf I.r.s.
DO .r.| ..Hr.t. .H fhr ..r.HI Toe. 1T A.. ..st.
.f n..rulih ..ufi boo OBJ. 'f,l.Hr. 1Hi s... UIH.r.
% lr, t.,f bt,r, wins thr .Hnis % .rI n.i D.. 90.
bowel. GEu. X. SHAW. Register
Auu- oTy. AuHt-"ro. h. su,W, Re-.
gHb
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IT, de- Hoo. Ju4gT ~ rrlgt, &c de- rolut, ol
ONlHu.
DTSrECTFULLY rrrrrsrrr. R.slarI War.
IA trr. GurIBp ~ HARRIET 4. MORTON
mIrur chilli 81 fuunn 4. Morton. Lir II paus iu
rII ,.ur',, 'rr,'.'i, that h.s .lrI W1rI 81. ssir-
% lIi p...,s.UI 10 certain ull rs',ir siflirI Boo
EHNhUl, NIst,hu.stt., lHd t..UrilsI Do th- d..
1IHfHN ul ihr rsBf.u .1ii mi1.., l'.i u tbt Pro
l1f. uH.r Boz spiI County, which ,r-ht tl lr .nlI
anj Oh. Tm,.,is Tut .ut oI i.iHDt .I Iis l,a.lt
ui .iI Wont
llr therefore un,s your Hoo, n. grant liu 70.
0.r-r 90 fr' 1Hl rnH,', iHs .siI r.Il s.iHfa 100 lI
lr Hr r.IFaI. .1lH, lr ths rulfu.. af.H..H1
RICHARD NukTDN
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take This occasion again 20 invoke your
favorable considerasion fllhe subject.
y Agticnl'ure may jassly be fegarded
as the greai Interest of our people ~
-Four fii'ls Of our active population ARE
enpl yed IN The culiiva'ion Of The soil.
and The rapid expansion of our settles
menis over new territory is daily adding
ioihe number Of those engaged IN thai
vocation. Justice and sound policy.
therefore, alike require that the Govern
meni should use all the means anihori-,
zcd by the Constitution % promote the
interests ant welfare Of that jmpor'anl
class ct Our iellow'cisizens. And yetii
il isa singular fact that, Wills. the manu-
'iacirring and commercial Interests have
engaged the attention Of Congress- dur
ing large portion of every session, and
onr statutes abound in provisions for
their protection and encouragement.
ln,le has yet been done directly for the
advancement of agriculture. u, is time
that this repUach TO our legislation
should be- remuyed; and | sincerely hope
thai the present Congress will not clase
their nbors without adopting efficient
means 10 supply Tho omissions Of those
who preceded them. sfs 3
An Agricultural Bnrean, charged with
the duty Of collecting and disseminating
correct infarmailon as 10 the best modas
Of cultivation, and Of the most effec,ual
means of preserving and restoring the
fertility Of the sUil, aud 0f procuring and
distributing seeds aud plants and other
vegetable produc iions, with instructions
in regard 10 the soil, climate, and treat
meni hes; adapted TO their growth, could
NOT faild to be, in the language Of Wash
ing,on, in his bast annual message 10
Congress, .very cheap instrumea, OF
immense national benefit
Regarding the ac, Of Congress appfo-
we'd 18th September, 1850, graniioe
bounty lands to persons who had been
engaged in the military service Of the
country, us a great measure Of national
Justice and muniicence, and anxious
desire has been fell, by the officers en-.
trusted with its Immediate execution, 10
give prompt effsc, to its provisions. =
All ihe means within their control were
therefore. brought into reqnisition To
ex xoedi,e The adjudication Of claims, and
| am srati6ed 10 be able 10 state thar
near one hundred ihusand applications
have been considered, and about seven,,
Thousand warrants issued within The short
space of nine monihs. If adequate pro.
vision be made by law to carry into effect
the Recommendations Of the Department,
|, is confidently expected that before The
close of The mex, fiscal year, all who are
entitled 10 the benefits Of the act will
have received their warrants.
The Secretary oftbe Interior has sng.
pes,ed In his report various amendments
Of The laws relating 10 pensions and
bounty lands, for. The purpose Of more
,effsc,ually guarding against abnses and
irands on the Government, 10 all of which
& invite your particular attention.
The large accessinns 10 ourIndian po.
pplaion cousequentnpon the acquisition
of New Mexico and California, and the
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PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
(coNcLupgD J

-. ...X ~
.. .' ~, ;n,i,csd M q reco'nmend
'sa'y '.'',,:s,.';,.s XII of',hs .,esan, ,ar;fr 4,
m,':',a m M .aval,,sr io,o \ soer;f;e
s'',s s ,shsseyer ,l,e a,,;clo imported was
s - .ncb ! c,,arater a q per,nit i. and
,,'., s.ch . d;scr;nioa,ioo should be
M AZ 4, & syor n ,be ,ndusiriaI pursuits
s.r 's' -, .,wa cauo,ry u % encouta m ce
cyod ,c,;on w;,nout excluding fo,-
."m' .;mn .p,nns,;,;on y
.rbs onoeroas ftauds which continue
~ A. n,ac,ised upon the revenue, by false
;r,.;css and undesvalua,ions. constitute
~ ,,pnnswerabIe reasna fsr adopting,
,.,,,,r;ec - i instead of edyalorem dulles in MI
srs,ss whe,e sl,e nature ofihe,commodi,y
,,,ovs no, forb;dit. A strikinu illustration
(, J, Nee frands w;ll 81 exhibited n ,be
!psno,t 20 he sectetary or the Treasury.
shuwinc ,be cus,on,. house valuation ii
s,,;clss ;n,ro,,ed nuder ! former law
suh,sc, ,o specitic duties, when there
~. uo inducemen. 70 undervalua,ion.
SsnJ ~ c,,ssom ,ouse valuation Of The
lss,ns sr,;cIes. nnder .l,e nresent sys,em
sdsaiare,.' du,ies a. creailv reduced
s,t,c.,a ss',o IAave ~ doub, of he exis.
,srrs r. he ma, fl,ornnt abuses under
E,bs sx;s,inv laws mis- ptac,icaI evasion
t,,f,,s n,sseu, laC c.mi,;ned win The
s,.oan;sh;no condi,ion &c some d M
s.s, Sin,srss,. 81 ,he cour,rv ca,,sed by
is ;,,n,r,a,;c,s and con seo,,ent deures
iss III ,,;,ss and with Tho !aiIare n ,,b,a;n.
s;ms ! fare'pu make, for our increasing
INK. ,.s ar'h,asds,,fr. and nrov;sions haa
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a NJ usemen 1t.
Mr. Bins Difficulty.

"What's got into this shirt Mrs. Bim:"
asked Mr.. BIN, as he struggled and strove
with a desperate attempt to encase himself
in clean shirt that Mrs. BIN had laid out
for him the night previous. "What has got
into it?" "I don't know" said she,
yawning, "what's in it unless it is your
SELF" She had hardly got her eyes open,
it was SO early in the morning; she had
in fact, been awakened from her slumber
by Mr.. Bins anxious questions as to what
there was in his shirt. 1t was queer
question for respectable lady of forty to
hear at so solemn an hour in the morning
as four o'clock, and she didn't half COM
prehend it; but when she became fully
conscious she smiled as she turned the
question over in her mind, and then she
turned herself over, and looked at Bins
operations, dimly revealed by sickly,
consumptive looking lamp.
Mr.. BIN was going to Albany that
morning by the first train, and the night
previous Mrs. Bim had carefully laid out
the aforesaid garment for him to put on
for the journey. Everything had been
got ready over night for an early start
boots were BACKED; shaving had been
performed, the valise packed, and the shirt
would most undoubtedly have been don,
ned then with the other preparations, had
not he feared of rumpling it during sleep
At four o'clock he had awaked, and fairly
got on his pants in his haste, before he
recollected the shirt.
He had that strange woolly feeling
about the eyes, which one experiences
before the morning ablutions are perform
ed, and everything was seen through {;
cloudy medium, which was not relieved
by the lamp most dsmally burning. Under
this disadvantage Mr.. B. sought the gar
ment where it had rested the night pre-
vious. All right; and now in a great
hurry he seizes upon it; thrusts his heac
within its folds. nnshos dasnnrotnlv f"'
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
In ORDINARY.

DY JOHN HILL, Esq, Ordinary of Edge.
- field District:
Whereas James B. Griffin, hath applied to
me for Letters of Administration, Oh all
and singular the goods and chlttlcs, rights
and credits of Emma R. Griffin, late Of the
District aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish
all and singular, the kindred and creditors of
the said deceased, to be and appear before ME
ut our next Ordinarys Court for the said Dis
trict, to be holden at Edgefield Court House
on the 29th day of Jan. inst, to show cause if
any why the said administration should not
be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this the 14th
day of January in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and fifty-one, and in
the 18th year of American independence.
JOHN HILL, o. E. D.
January lG Ct 6a
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN ORDINARY.
October Q 1850
IN ORDINARY.

DY JOHN HILL, Esq, Ordinary of Edge
ID field District.
Whereas, Silas Lanicr, hath applied to
me for Letters of Administration, on all and
singular the goods and chattlcs, rights aud
credits of Martha Hull, late of the District
aforesaid, deceased.
These are therefore, TO cite and admonish
all and singular, the kindred and creditors of
the said deceased, to be and appear before me,
at our next Ordinary Court for the said Dis
trrt, to be holden at Edgcfcld Court House,
on the 27th day of January inst, to show
cause, if any, why the said Administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this the
18Th day of January in the year Of our
Lord ore thousand eight hundred and fifty-one
and in The scven,y-ffth year Of American In
dependence.
JOHN HILL, o. E. D.
January lG, 1851 ct SO
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY,

james Edison ct a. Bill for Partition
rs. of The Real Estate Of
H. Boulwarc ct al. ". Mmp1ries, decd.
TT appearing to my satisfaction that the fol.
l. lowing defendants in this case. reside out
ofthis State. viz Levi Wilson and Margaret
his wife, Boyce Edison, Rolan Edison. VIM.
Edison. Larkin Norwood and Elizabeth lis
wife, John lIumphries, William Humphrics.
Simeon IIumpIries, Rolan IIumphries, Nam
cy Ilumphrics, William Howell and Celia his
wifr, ,Katura Humphrirs, Josiah Howell, VIM.
Foy, james Rutherford and Martha his wife,
Jas. Boulwarc, Mark Boulwarc, Gideon Chris
tian and Jnccy his wife: On motion OF Mr..
Griffin, Solicitor, Ordered, that the said absent
defendants do plead, answer or drmur to this
Bill within three months from the publication
of this order, or that the said Bill be taken
pro coufessO against them.
S. S. TONPKINS, c. E. I. D.
Comm'rs Office, Nov. 6, 1850. BIN 42