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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-19

DxLAzoS SnIrH-Delazpn Smith in an ar,i
.s1ecfa column in length, in the las, s.American,
annoupces his intention OF emigrating to ore
gon, next spring. keokuk Dispatch
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] e. w. zs. NscM lAEiAN,

TVENDERS his professional services 10 the citizens of
A Dubuque and vicinity. 4s
Office in Fitzpatricks building, Main street, first door
below the Globe Building.
Nov. 8. IS5I--ly
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JOHN HILL,

.FHCIfIILCT Wv BJILIIi.i.
HORNER Of Locust and Sixth streets, Dubuque
" IoAa, would respectfully inform his friends ana tie
public gsitesaIi, ts, - f'.i saaal1t. pc
ieszional duties that may be irsted to him. Particu
ar attention given Designs and building Drawings
with all their details and specifications The most rea
sgnahlo terms.
Nov. S,--dSwiy
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:
TO TIE PUBLIC.

lTENHE subscribe respectfully nforns tic c;z ms Of
Clayton CO ~ and Tie public generally u at he has
Just opened ut ttenacJE, 4l The arae.t TONE
TIN, COPPER md SIEEi-ROS ware niaEf itt9ries
in Iowa, and is "rcpar AT all times to frn nrihng
usually found in uch establishments npor the os raa-
sonabe terms. Store Front c near the anding.
Please cali and ranlle my stock. n. kRiEBS.
Guttenburg, Nov. S-w ~
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y Governor Powell offers a reward of 800
for James w. Bates, fugitive from Justice, who
committed murder in Garrad county, XIV, some
time SINCE n
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BUFFALO, Oct. 10.

The missing steamer Empire has been heard
from-all safe. She was wind bound for four
days, and arrived at Detroit on Sunday
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WAsutsGroS. Oct. %. 1851

My DEAR GENERAL IL have great pleasure
in telling you, that after hard fought battle
the Secretary Of the Interior, to-day confirmed
the grant to Iowa, of lands in the Desrnoines
Through its whole course as far as II run in the
Territory when the act of Aug. eth, 1916
passed.
Congratulating you and your State on the
result, and hoping soon to hold you again by
the hand, am Truly your friend.
REVERDY JOHNSTON.
GEN. JoSEs, Dubuque Iowa
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FRUIT TREES.

CULTIVATED At THE NURSERY OF
r. K II. AVERY, 6 miles $. w. of Burlington.
Coas:stia of aylc, Psrr Plum, Ckcrg QujHee, Grape
piars, Strawberries, &c. &c.
W. Il would call especial attention fine Stock
w of APPLE TREES. They remarkasAe Tor
their handsome shape, thrifty and vigorous growth,
and well furnished branches Our stock consists OF
so 900 Trees from to feet high and embraces
all the leading standard neutrality-suspicious. with a
large stock Of n and kinds. We cultivate only
such varieties in lrIe numbers worthy and
have proven to be hardy and wei adapted sell
and climate.
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"A CARD.

n CARD.
J. p. PORTER. Dental Surgeon,
TTAEfNG purchased the Entire Stock and Dental Prac-
tice Of d. b. LEE, of this place, respectfully tenders
his professional services to TIE citizens OF Dubuque and
the interior.
Office opposite the Bank and Immediately the Erehaa &c
and Banking HOUSE,
where he will be happy To perform all operations upon the
teeth, both for their beauty and preservation. Teeth in
serted in whole partial sets, upon any Of the modern
improved methods, with without artificial gums and
rdivGRt d for If.
Particular attention paid to Extracting Filling and
cleansing; also, TO the regulation of Chdrens teeth. He
material but the best, and WILL in all operations,
whether surgical or mechanical, give entire satisfaction
make no charge Refer to
ASA HoRR, NJ. d.; Hon. LINCOLN CLARK;
J. w. FINLEY, ". D.; Maj. NJ. MOTLEY;
G. w. RIcHARos, NJ D.; P. NAPLES, Esq;
X. !. THoaAs, NJ. ID.
Dr. P. has on hand large ard we'll selected stock ot
iNC)RRUPrIBl.E TEETH, which he offers the Pro
css al Manufacturers prices. Orders respectfully soil
d.
Bubuqu e. Sept. r. 1851.
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and COMMISSION.

Forwarding and COMMISSION.
FYNiiE undersigned takes this method inform the pub
lie that has taken the large, connections brick
Ware Ill ne en- the Landing in the City Of Dubuque.
Iowa, and is ready TO receive store ship all
kinds o iurclaudiZ2, House hold Furnur, and other
property, To or from any part of the United States
the most favorable Liberal cash advances made
on consignlncnts ii d sired. Salt Flour Bacon Lard
Cheese, and almost every article of Family Groceries,
foreign and domestic Friiit will be kept constantly
hand. Steamboats, will be furnished with at the
lowest rates In conclusion, will say, that ali business
entrusted To shall be transacted with proptness,
care, and despatch, and favorable as any
house in til. city of Dubuque.
For reference refer to the following gentlemen of this
city:
PETER WAPLEs, w. r. WIGHTM.s
WM LAwTHER & Co.. J. r. FARLEY & Co..
+. +. BIssEL. ii. LOWELL.
Du, Aprii 1G, lS5I-ff R. WEST
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Celebrated Family Ointment.

SC1D IA u t~A 1 LAA45Al SsAAt1A@@~*SH
Is MD, SAFE Thorough and the grsGlsf Eternal EcHc
~ orer nscd II is composed If pegetabe Extracts ant
peeer uutqHacd IN s Annals Of Medicine fo' fe
u if.ialrtG0Ty Diseases.
Ills universally ackuowiedeedto he All nalle remedy
in every case where has been faithfully applied on tic
huluan system for promoting nsensiie Pershfauon ana
4 invaluable in all diseases of the flesh. Obstinate ticfr,
Old Sores, Ehfbains, Sore Throat burns, GUS suHeous
Enptions Sore Nipples, Sore Breast. Diseases Oh me Eye
Acne in the Facc Rheumatic Pains, Contracted y
Pain III side Back and other parts OF the system caid
lead. Er4i.rs. Flesh Wouui:, Pies aHd every Khd OF
containing tie least particle 81 Inflammation, are
permanently cured by ibis great remedy.
EEAITNG VIRTUES.
It is sd, Authenticated here, as wei rs NJ over the
state, ana indeed de Whole western stntcS, tlu Sioaus
Medic mes have Ghtaac Wie sfreaa celebrity aud re-
puton which tcy justly entitled rs their Ecdih@
siriatS, ard powers Wc are not among hose VINO arc
prone 10 endorse every patent huntg tina; comes along
ard in this instance have delayed endorsement uhtl
,yc have able make dDuy sure not only
~ testing them personally Ourselves, but ion the icsls
aicuy Of a numerous portion of the community living
aroiin,! u.s. Illinois Globe, april u. lsJo.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-19
ELECTIONS,
NEW VnRK

The election in this State is still in doubt al
though the Albany Argus of the 9Th, thinks that
there Is fair chance for the election of all the
democratic State officers, except Attorney Gen
eral
The Legislature is in doubt-bo:h parties
claim majority.
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Removal.
[ N S U r A N C E
BY THE
PROTECTION INSURANCE CO.,
HARTFORD; CONNECTICUT,
INCORPORATED 1926.
CAPITAL STOCK, ANNUAL PREMIUMS & WESTERN FUND,
!, 900 600.

.
buque City and County respectfully rserr To the
superior advantages offered for FIR and MARINE In
suraLc, by CHARLES CORKERY, ESD
The duly authorized Agent of this Company.
BY tho establishments 25 years since of Central OF
hcc al Cncinnati tor the prompt settlement of Western
and South Western Losses careful selection of risks
the NEST unrcmitting attention their Dispersion anA
prudence and economy in all its transactions the Officers
of this Company have had the satisfaction Of seeing its
Usefulness and prosperity constantly upon the increase
during long period of years. Many other Companies
have in the meantime failed TO dsclIarg, I'll r just liza
hliifies having been weakened and finally rendered
bankrupt, by reckless course of business
Insurance Companies Of this stamp and character
continually sprirgng up variGs parts of the country
1t Is not our purpose by accepting premiums iHadeP"ac
10 the acreage annual ioSSJ 10 compete with SUI"
irresponsible officers, whose object would TO be To
collect "a cousd rabIc from the OPP raons OF one
seasons divide the proceeds and pay tb losses,
PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY, or HART
FORD, will maintain lis business upon permanent and
responsible basis, and hcrby secure continuance
patronage which has hitherto been literally eeqended
w. Is. ROBBINS,
General a rent. Protection Insurance Co.
The undersigned, local Az Mt, is supplied with blank
policies and renewal receipts, which will be kssued, COW
cgng approved risks upon asonahle terms.
CHARLES COOKERY, Art. Pre-. ms. C
Fer Dubuque City and Count
Nov. 1-d2m
G0I.DS White WiRc-jist received and for sale by
<C Df,rE1Y, Esq MICIE1.
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STORAGE, COMMISSION AND
FOR : ARDING

IOh NhIJT NV
To THE FARMERS, Country MILLEKs ANr
MERCHANTS OF DUBUQuE AND ADJOINING
COUNTIES.
VNiE Undersigned believing that House for the
cCiriHg and forwarding Of In Produce Of the countr,
is much needed at Dubuque and having considerable
riencc for several years in the produce line bcgs leave
10 inform all nerst.d, that he W iii attend the storing
and Shipping of all kinds of produce, and hopes by close
attention to the hest Interest of those who may favor hin
with their business tn give general satisfaction. Term
moderate. Sacks and Sewing Irvine constantly
hand.
r. !. O'HAIl.ORAN
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-19

TnE Clarksburg {va.0 Democrat comes on
for Douglas, of ILL.,, for President.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-19
~~GUOBS CHEAP FOR CASH.

Still Fey. more left Of the same SORT !"
I RESPECTFUL apr,ouncc to the citizens OF iu
completed my stock Of
GROCERIES.
li7Ne iand, 80 hbis brown sugar. hhds do 10 Ibis
crushed srar osac5 Rio Coffee 100 bushels dried an
pies and peaches, Tbs batting 5000 lbs cotu
yarn g aud TO- 10 boxes palm soap % boxes neId
candles (talCW, boxes eande l00bieached ~
g. A. salt and every otleF article in grocery hrr
am daily expecting from Tie East, large addition IL,
my stock OF Dry Goods take this opportunity of re-
turning my heartfelt thanks the citizens CT Dlbnao
and surrounding country fer tie very liberal s.,
generously extended since my sciOurn amongst
them, and trust, By strict attention business and dc
sire to sell cheap and coed goods may continue merit it.
y. Il. THOMAS.
Oct 28--dwy Nearly opposite the NAPLES Hotsc.
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miscellaneous.
T. DOYLE'S
CHEAP CASsH STORE.

On Main street, tetmeen Foa,rih and FTfil. uer
door to JOHN Simplots
TIME subscriber hogs lcay inform the inhabitants ~
i Dubuque and surrounding country, that he has ina
returned from New YORK with fresh and season all,
supply Of STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and @ 4 EENsWARE which
have been bought tho uf,st adyaua gcous terms an
VII be sofa "r sa>h M IL lowest recommending price,
ard examine the goods aud pre haf making nurcha
ses elsewhere Cine prc. only WIN he asked and -
abateinc made
Am ,ngst the 81, ok viii be found IN following
DRY (.OOHS
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ss q The amount of the city tax Of Utica, N
r, for 1sSI.i. 81, 1856 70. -
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-19
Drn- goobs & Groceries

fk9 ETsGke w APfIHGs Hdv1g been east Tor tiic us
t.~,hsee nonths is prepare 10 furnish the Laie
ni ioWa,islincis and Wisconsin with the most
SPLENDID. ASSORTMENT OF GOODS
ever offered forsac inths West.
~ CARPETS.
ingr1r thr ory and Brussels cf the ea latest
i$$t rom IN. manufactures; druggctts and s@se-covess
SnAWLs, &c, ~
LARGE stock of shaws, fr 25to SIC; fashionable
hornets, ct the very Il matcria made order by
tie fashionable Aiilliners in PladcnIlia; also
gaa variety OF Ladies' silk velvet coats an fancy silk
NANTES and Mantillas.
LADIES' MUFFS
The best assortment brought the
to $l2.
DRESS GOODS.
French, English and German mcrnocs, from 45r TO 81 50
per yard nnisn dc Li'ncs f very rich styles from l5c
to 81 81 ai5o casEcfs apaccas and prints of every
quality.
LAMPS
My Lamp and C:irandole Department Is equaod in
iowa; every style and quality, and warranted
SILVER PLATE
Tea dessert and table apoous forks, Slc of tie best quail
ity, and warranted.
4 rich article OF Window Curtains something new and
very beautiful
bookings CLASSES extra large sizes and yer, cheap
beautiful assortment of Wall and Window Paper
beth French and American.
Ladies' Shoes of thc latest quality Of Philadelphia man
ulclr which Is understood 10 be the best in the United
states; also, Hh1rcus and Misses in endless variety.
Fancy Goods of every descriptions style and quality;
trimmings etc. and actncary every thing that wa-
ted.
shall be happy to have the pleasure Of show ing my
goods TO The Ladies, at all times and would respectfully
say 10 the married Ladies who wish to furnish their Eod-
With the newest and cheapest styles of goods, give
CALI and you who expect 10 be married soon new
is the time to make good selection.
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NE w S O RI,

Just opening, t,ro doors ab0re Tie / ak.
+ AIDES, GENTLEMEN, MISSES and BOYS. in
- city and country, are respectfully invited to call and
examine my goods; consisting in part follows:
DRY and STAPLE GOODS.
Such as French AMI American cloths and c1sslmcrcs.
s1tncts Wliitc red and domestic fanrcls; black and
brown nuslins; Prints large and fire assortment bats
"addi.g, cotton yarn, dfil'irgs, trpcs cheeks sc.
SILK End DRESS GOODS,
Embracing silk good of every dcscrpti yn and ladies.
dress goods Of the latest styles and patterns with frnres
and trimmings suit the colors. E0nnct good assert
ment, with Ribbons Innings, artiicals ami pilunes.
VITA il assortment Of white goods, such as worked
collars chc:nzetcs muslins, grapes, linen aukercie.s
linens, &c.
GROCERIES.
\ full and complete stock always on hand
BOOTS AND SHOES
You VIII find in my stock, gentlcmcn's boots and brorans
OF every quality Ladies' misses and cIdren's boots and
shoes ofcvery style
QUEENSH.4RE.
In this branch am confident shall please nv customers
have purchased my goods in the eastern markets and
intend TO sell them low any no west Of tho noun
tans j. C. WEATIERRY
Dubugnc, Sept. 2i. 1851.
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NOTICE.

Ii persons hereby Motif d take any not
"A against which may be in circulation as ( shall
not pay the same, fer the that executed
tar said notes. MATHEW HAYES.
Nov.--d & W 81.
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The Democrats have elected IA Aldermen and
10 Assistant Aldermen and the Wings 5 AL
dermen and 6 Assistants. The ballot boxes in
the 10th Ward were destroyed For Senators
in tn City, Nc Maury dem ha, 956 majority
Newcomb, (whig) l5S majority and Morgan,
(xhinA 3ll
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-19

OOLBS White Vino jIst received and for sale by
~ DEcEIL esq MICIEI.
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DUBUQCE CLOTHING STORE.
KAH4ES HKEIslaN
BURROWS CHEAP STORE ENLARGED.
IREMENDOUS STOCK OF GOODS

BCRTON.S CHEAP STORE ENLARGED.
TREMENDOUS STOCK OF GOODS!
GREAT RUSH OF BUYERS.
Ii admit that BUTTONS is the place BHy Goo4s
IA Cheap fer cash produces and great has been the
rush, in consequence OF this fact that he has doubled the
size Of his strc and having -t returned from the East
opening of the largest and best sclet
of goods brought to this market in order accono
date his increasing customers.
To those who have bought at Burtons Cheap store
heretofore need describe the various and aim Isl
unlimited assortment Of goods which keep hand
Bat 10 the uninormcd would say have every var-
ETY. of dry goods from the finest dress goods for ladies'
tie chc:pcst prints and domcstics have broadclos
cassimcres and sancts, fine ard coarse; made
clothing, of every style and quality, and suitable all
Of weather boots and shoes varCy grocer
les Of every descriptions hardware, queenswrc glassware
&C., &c.
M Kinds Of produce bought and sold.
5y>Rememher stand is Immediately under the Wa
pics House, Main street, Dubuque. Look for BURROWS
CHEAP STORE.
GEO. W. BCRICS& co.
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.uperdnc Pack Cloth Farrq satin, silk & bingham
EIack and fancy cassimt rs crayatsScarlgt blue and
Dor. skins white wrapper, * draw, r.
slinerettcs Gotten StISpenlers, cCmflsters
cords Turkey + and madden
3Jcarl 81 s,cr, ing g &I2-i handkcrrlrfS
Hut EIcachcd Al! brown Or. and blue harcge Bloc
drilliHes corded skirts
BIcaccd brown AMI striped Swiss and iaroEct inscrt
slir:iucs iEgs and cdsings
irsabtcks diaper. towel LSe and thread insertings
mgs and elgings, black silk
Crash bcachcd and brown lace, ca nets scwcd nu :,
dlntaSk table cloths lin collars and cuffs
Rcd, white and y, How fan Rlack lace falls
ne Caslm2rr, silk and wool
cd Hckings, coHntcrpan.s wool, cih, Berlin, ISlc
Carpet wGrp,cnttGn yarn and and colt N q ives
hating Eey'3 GlGcy, p!siI gray, wGol
Ladies sa:chcs. Carpet bags mcrno a;ld cotton socks
and umbrellas Ladies' rupriuo c,sb,,or,
Ginghams, calico $, linscvsl and Gotten hose
Checked, iaconet, Swiss Threads ; wing & knitting
Eoak. Victoria lawn ami ccttnn& lptryes cIastics
lapp hlhslhs wrstlcti, purse twIstZc-
AlpacaS, maiairs, coburgsl phyr,"acl
in-ircs and ppplins Tapes els hooks and ewes
- haihes printed calicoes Jenny Lind and Kate laycs
French III rinocs Canton gown butt ans nra RI aggtr
hanle!s, cahbrics, CAM linen and ivory buttons
, bfi' hahdNercin Is Dressing, back and side
Brown hollands, Irish linens combs hair ana cloth
Died cloth. tabl. c9v rs brushes
)cylevs back velvet Coat Links
Na!ding, batting Eay State long shaw
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Rates of Exchange.

~saRREcTEp FOR THE EXPRESS BY NJ MOTLEY.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-19
Large wholesale d retail House.

Large NNOscSHse d retail House,
G1RIRELL 4. KLINE,
MOULD respectfully Announce to the citizens of Du
buque, and the surrounding country that they have
now IN store Of tie extensive and well selected
stocks Of Merchandise that the largest Eastern House
could produce.
NE .4.NNEX 4 LIST BELOW.
Comprising portion of orr stock, which particular
attention Is invited. Ladies' Dress Goods every variety
of Plain, Figured and Changcabc silks and Satins to
gcthcr with large quantity Of Black silks India and
Turkey Satins. Several varieties of Summer Dress Good.
also superior French Lace, Caps Cellars; very Sc
lcct assortment of Paraso!s Ladies' Kid Gloves and silk
' - AZ. - :, " me SnuntoIpas very cheap
.MESTIC GOODS.
Our stock of fine Groceries we hatcr ourselves that
we can sell shade lower than tie market price call
is all we ask to prove the fact.
aug ~ GARTRELL & LKINE
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E;la2H SV:aTs.sNgs
GOLD cheap for cash or located time most
- able terms 10y G, w BURTON. ncy5@ sni
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Cook & SARGENT, JOHN
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-19

BALTIMORE, Nov 6-The returns received of
the election in this city yesterday, indicate the
success of the whole Democratic ticket by from
800 to 1000 majority
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-18

TIE subscriber t.I,h, give. Tu.ic r.iir. o. a..
..rr.-7,I. th.' D.. Dor. b.gH dgh arr.iutc at O..
kau r-.r h.a.rI Oh. tr.t q Adu,1ruotnl q Oh,
r.rstr.f
LEWIS WILLARD. late 81 WatIfnl,
ir ths & ont, ul ON.sid, ,syro-el, b., giving lond
a. tl. law dfsrts-ilr thrrrtHrr roIucsls 'il per-
500. ,,hs ar, uI,bt5d 10 ths said derci.ed' estate
90 rsAr Immediate Is,meui; anil thE-e Nh" have
aH, J.G.arll. thereon, o. e,h.hit The sans O"
TIMOTHY e. HOLT.
Apr,l :, 1851.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-18

To the Hoa. Job Pyiaee, Jndcc 81 Probate flr the
Couni, ~ ON1fd;
yINIIE undersigusd ,1ul rrsryciinll, Trrrrsrr,
that b. D. Guarlu,n Il : ULiiNNN r.. JANE
NJ. OLIVE, SOPHIA, ant ABEL T. HllDN-
ms. minurs ant hrif. q she estate ~ ilFTE-
MAI HUrCHlNS, b., hie ~ b-ihel. lH.I that
ssd waris ara .sitrd ~ IN lowing Raj is,fri
Fiy.-siNth pafts Il third oi ctttain vii l'''
in Riiuflrd, in comara With Tiuinih, Wake
Also 6vr-s,NtA pan q ouc-thif pat ~ gighiN-,"
~ Mamie eighty-ssven; ant intsr,a'r 1t Nn1'lrf
seven. GA he wet side II Es River, in sad Rrn-
ford Also 6yc-siNth par, Il one hurih naT' II m
ttvaL "a Nuulsr stN, pa the wet siic q said u
b. River, in said Ruaifrd. Al-o hvc-stNth Tart 81
ah1ut two hundrrd acrcs 81 wid hnd in MiI1n
Plantation, in aid Couuy. Aisu h,r siNih Part 81
ooe-siNternth part q thc west part 4 Township
No. q. in Fraakha CouaN. Al q saii rmet. b.
inr of ~ iscoue o. -ai1 wsfis, u vuat o. &C.
thrir lr.t iut-rvst % have the same suld ant The
procs,is rui aai uTon interest IT, thsrciare ruys
that lccuss ma, l. grated hin 10 ~ me sane AZ
fusltic ur pfiyaIr salr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-18
FOR SNI.E.

A good Farm siunici IN the Eastern part of rJ.
"A y, isns the far r.rn,erly owned b, John Bee
80. said iaun roiraius alsui hundred and iof-
/, acres aad l. Suitably divided in,o NOV ins, tilag.
and NOod Lind rhtr, Is onmiortabs house and
lar,i. anl good well of water.
Also r., ,aL., the lgt and bui ding. at North Par.
h. C,m.,l, ounsd b, John ". D,ming, and recent.
|, ocrpicd b, Elbidse BleknelL
Thc als,yc pro,ciiy viii lc sold very low, sRd
llr,al &c lit tNicndri ~ the p,Wchascr.
JAMES DEERING.
So. Pari., March rs, 1851 OF
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-18

Va Cont ri Probate hsll 10 rlris. Within a1l g.
che trfut, ot ONtrrd rn The eighth d,, 81 Apfil,
i1 ths ,r'f 81 vur la,l ,i-hu.1 harllui anl hf.
hHHHT.
g.. COLI. Nlririsfrt.f ufth ,.frtr n
y. Jp-Trli ]. wIItI-. lts 81 rr.kf .ff. iu
.,id IiuTi,. af--ts- 3, htytsg pfr.s1fri be- hHi
I,yHu1t 81 l, administration 90 thr ,,i1tr II .1Ii
..HrTr-r',
O. $40. .r.lrrr'. thlt th- .a.I Ni,u'r give notice
a. 100 Tsu.r. iHJrrrsf,i, o, causing n b.r, ,f.H..
.I..I H "a. Tuh..h-I three sex. .H.....,,.i, iH
To- uNHr8 n.H.IIHt. IItrtr at IsU.. i4rt taos
Hrs Bulrir st IL rl.Iut. Gent g. o. DID,. 10 s..II
rHrI. 90 th- lurtb lu...ly 81 NJ, H.st. 90 HiHr
.f rE. r.rrA 1 tbr H.rr.l1, sHI sh.s. .ir.,. ia1,
Co.,, hHyy. vIt fr. ..,-.. tFlH'i 100 o.. 400 .yrF
Oh DIu. "a. >i.NN, q .i.t...
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-18

A. a Comt n Irulvif hsN ~ pari.. within 11H f,r
che County 81 ONffj 1l a. eighth t,t of Ara
IN the year u ou Llfl eiIhtf-n hu1i,5j sri f-
tt-HHrs
.nIWrr HNlr. Ai-,i tys'-r o. .-t q
" OLIVER HtLE, hfa ~ ~
tavlrg uesrrt,l b t,sf sr. u...|L. -
i.traiila uf che estate II s.id la,.a-.I. end hi.
VFiyate srcpurt;
ltvas orierrJ, that TIE aid NIaipistrlio, gi,r
nrti'e o. AT persons ntrfsstei, O., Causing c,T,of
this o,drr 20 L. Published ihrts ur, .ugr,s.i,el,
IN Ihe ONffi Drmo,rt. printed At rau.. th,t
thcN Ely arpsof ala Probate C.urt o. D. bell az
Psris, in saii C.uriy, on ihr futh Tuc.lay Il
NAY next, a. niDr Il the ,llsk n TIE hrVnp'n, ,ni
'hcs cause, Il an, the, have, " hy thc sour 'hould
n1t D. allowed.
10 gro X. SHAW. Register.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-18

ita Court Il Probate hrh n rsii.. within ani r.,
thr CyHui, q ONf,fi, ~ th5 eighth day II Apul,
On the year Il our Llid 81 ,h'r,n hunIrvl and OF.
N-UnFr
Il ADAMS \ Al. administrators Il The 60.
Il. tate 81 ISAAC ADAMS, Lir II G,lr,d. in
ssii 'ou1i1, deceased having rrosrHi'i ihr'r srr-
un tccouri ui thcir administration II the estate 81
slid deceased,
l. sas urlrrci, that the ssil Adi1'u give notice
to ali rrr.l's interested. D., Guessing CIp, Il the
uIjg, o. T. puhh,hgl thrr- woke surrrssiyrl, ir
rhr ON'lJ Democrat, rfiai.d nt rlris, that lhr,
rHs, 1.Te1r 10 a Probate 1auft o. IT, held ~ -lii
rlfi. .1 ibs iuuh Tuesi,, .i VI, usNt, ,t nirr
HI thr si.yk be- che ffenas n Ini .hJv cause, fary
thr, have, WI, thr .1ms .hHrlI u1t le all1NrI.
10 Gro. h. SHAW, Register.
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