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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-03-13
Core spoa i.aee ofthe Eastern TINES.

NEW YORK, March, Sd, 1851.
The notorious "0ne-eyed Thompson" who
was TO be brought before Justice Mountfort
on the charge of passing counterfeit fves of the
Hamilton Exchange Bank, Madison county,
committed suicide this morning. Isaac Gold
stein is detained for want of bail, under the
charge of selling the lottery tickets os the
Great Industrial Scheme lately broken up in
the Bowery.
In the case of William Tyson charged with
having been engaged in the slave trade on 10 ard
an alleged SLAYER, the brig Ramon de Zaldo,
after patient hearing, Commissioner Joseph
BRIGHAM decided that there was no evidence
that the said brig while in the possession of
Mr.. Tyson was used for the purpose alleged,
and the complaint therefore was dismissed.
Stinson < Co., of the New Orleans and Mo-
bile Express, inform me that on and after the
lst April next, new line of steamers consist
ing OF the Union" and U'infeid Scott"
will ply regularly and directly between New
York and New Orleans.
The forgeries of powers Of Attorney for
claims TO bounty lands, now occupying the
attention of the L. 5. Commissioners Court.
A set of pettifoss ing seoundrels have been
imposing upon emigrants and the public by
pretending to have purchased bounty claims
from the soldiers who fought in the Mexican
war, and they have sold for hard cash. many
forged powers of Attorney, of convevances of
these claims These frauds often fall the hard
est upon those who are least able to bear the
loss
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THE AFRICAN SLAVE TRApE.-A late num-
her of the United Serrtcc Gazette. received by
the Africa, speaking OF the slave trade on
the Coast Of AFRICA, says that that VII
lainous traffic is on its last legs. and that
nearly all The slave dealers on the South
Coast are bankrupt Such was the vigilance
of the cruisers that there were 5000 slaves in
the barracoOns at Amhriz which they would
not run the risk OF shipping. The Phoenix,
screw sloop. Commander Lysaught, was sta
toned off that place. The prize captured
by the Cyclops, Steam ;rigare, Capt. the Hon
e. f. Hastings, on the 10Th November, had
waiting four months for the chance of slip
ping away with her cargo. She had actual
ay passed under the flag ships stern, at Loan
do, without suspicion, but was fortunately
bounced upon by the Cyclops. She was of
one hundred tons burrhen, but had no less
chan 620 slaves. She shipped her cargo one
morning twenty-five miles noril, of Loando,
at three o'clock, and at eight 2. NJ, she was
nnder the guns of the steamer. She had no
Slave deck, and was so crowded that the Cv-
clops, for humanity sake, took 800 of the
poor wretches and conveyed them TO ST.
Helena.
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.iaS STATE OF MAINE ,nat
~ ssf IrT--
BY THE GOVERNOR:
A PROCLAMATION
FOR A DAY OF

Pubic Humiliation, Fasting and Prayer.
Il is the duly of dependent people 10
remember their obIigations-of a sinful reo-
ple 10 confess their unworIhIness-ot a
penitent people humhly to imFlcre the d.
vine iorciveness-of all 10 SUI p'icate The
blessing OF the Almighty.
Therefore. in conformity with the usage OF
our Fathers, aad with the advice and consent
of the Executive Council, | do hereby APP
poiut THURSDAY, the tenth ddg Of April
aerf. 10 be observed by the people of this
State. as a day or Fasting Humiliation. and
PRAYER. Aud let not the day thai is set apart
for The special discharge OF these solemn
duties, be made a day of idle destination.
or OF frivolous amusements; but assembling
IN their respective places OF worship, let the
people OF this State unite 10 feIvent suppli>
cation TO Almighty God, that He would
continue to us the blessings of His Providence
aud of His Grace; that He would of His
great mercy pardon all our sins. granting us
shat true repentance which shall be urto
reformation of life.
Let unite in imploring the blessing OF
the Great Ruler of Nature upon our beloved
country that he would preserve 10 us the
blessings of social order and good govern
ment-that He would impart wisdom 10
our Rulers and Legislatures, and inspire the
people with that love of peace that resrect
for law, that regard for each others rights,
which alone can continue 10 us our civil and
religious liberty, the union of the States, and
the prosperity of the Nation.
Given at the Council Chamber at Augusta,
this twenty-secoad day Of February III the
year ofour Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and ftty-one, and of the lndepen-
deuce of the United States the seventy
fifth.
JOHN HUBBARD.
By the Governor, .-.s
JOHN G. SAwreR, Secretary Of STATE.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Liverpool-Ar 18th ship Chas Crooker, Duncan, from
Charleston.
81 Thomas-ln port 20th ship Sarah Purrington Pur-
rington for Boston, relg TO sail in 20 DAYS. Ship Harriet
Augusta, Robinson, FIN Liverpool fer orlean put in H.
and sid again 10Th.
Trinidad-Ar 22d. bark Nesia Percy, Wiscassrt SD
about 2ith uld brig Wildes Walker, Edgecomb Provi-
dence.
Cacutta-In port Jan g ships Chas Cooper Cults for
London, ldg Macedonia, snow. unc; Monterey McMa-
nus do Hampton, DAVIS, for London 3lst.
Havre-Ar 18th ult, ship Geo Patten, inson, Or
leans.
Naparaiso-Ar Jan 9th, ship Trenton, Torrey, San
Francisco; bark A Thompson, seaman, San Fran
cisco.
navana-In port lst ship Caroline c Dow, Blanchard
for Boston.
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TO M Laafss q Bdh and VidnNy.
MRS. WINSLOw, an experienced nurse
and FEMALE PHYSICIAN, has a SoorHING
SYRUP, for CHILDREN TEErHING. 1t
greatly facilitates the process of teething by
sottening the gums-will allay all pain and
spasmodic action; and is SURE TO REGU-
LATE TUE BOWELS. Depend upon it,
Mothers, 1t will give rest to yourselves and re-
lief and health to your infants. nerer has 1t
failed rtnieiy independently safe to be ad-
minstcred to very feeble infants. A fresh
supply a; CURTIS & PERKINS Price IS
cents hottie.
y. d. Enquire for MRS. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP, and attend to it at once
If your child is suffering. DR.. S. p. Shaw, agt
iyll
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The Tornado at Fayetteville, Tenn, Feb. "a.
Vi approached from the south west about
O'clock ia Ike afternoon, aud was indescri-
badly appalling. Two churches, the market
>house:Sn all the buildings around were DIES.
troyed and swept eff by the tempest, amidst
the roar of thunder aud the play of lightning.
A list is given of ~ houses which were badly
damaged, and - slightly. The persons killed
were Mrs Bouzee aad child, Mrs Ramsel and
child. A. II. Berry and his son. The daugh-
Ter of Mr. Record, Methodist preacher. had
iler thigh broken; many were badly woun
.ded.; cows aD4 horses lay dead in every d.
rection. The best portion of the town was
laid 10 ruins.
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liz Fire in Brunswick.

We learn that fire broke out in tie build
and provision dealers, and Nathaniel Davis,
Bookseller, on Main street, in Brunswick, about
AZ o'clock on Tuesday night. a high wind
was blowing at the time, and before the pro-
gress of the fire could be checked the entire
building with its contents was consumed
The loss is probably $4,000 or $1,000. Of the
amount of insurance upon the stores and goods,
We are not informed.
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NI s. I: 6I Ge&.

In this city, 9th inst by : Sewall, Esq, Mr. VIM {
Cook To Miss Catherine at>on.
In this city 2jth ult, Mr. VIM ellis to Miss Maria
Mitchell.
In this city by Rev Mr. harrington, Mr. Chany Robbins
Jr to Miss Susan Savage of Dresden.
In this city, by Rev II shilling. MIR Nathaniel Ingham
To Miss Mavina Maoon, both of this city
In Wiscssset, Feb eth, by Rev Wood Mr. James
Smith 10 Miss Sarah, daughter of Capt Simeon SAWYER Of
Boothbay.
In Edgecomh 9th inst, by Rev E C Page, Mr. Horatio
G Brooks of Dunkrk, Y, to Miss Julia 4 Hagget OF
Edgecomb.
both of bangor.
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Remarkable Case.

fHT"i'Asd " Nes-s ColcRra & Co, E'qTa'o ". Y
Ihs . 10 certify that my wife has been for EIGHT
lhAhs past severely afflicted with an affection Of the
iNcr and during that has suffered beyond all des
cupuen Ancr irving medicinal skill and variety OF
advertised medicines. without relief She induced 10
use bnrhAn Hungarian Bssam Of Life. which produced
heneioa effect immediately, after using three bottles
She has re-aincd her health, confident Of per-
manent For the benefit Of suffering humanity, am
hsPpy in giving publictty to the ,boye facts.
A. MURPHY.
Talbut District, Upper Canada Dec IL, lSi5.
DAVID +. Bradlee n Son, ls0 Washington 81, Boston
Sole Agents for the u. States aud British Provinces
American price one dollar per boie.
A. q. Page, Sole Agent for Bath and vi
cinity
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Brig Catharne Rogers, tof PiItston) New York from
Atakapas. had severe gales lost oretopa &c and
rici away head of fnretopEailantmast.
ship Harriet Augusta. OF Bath, from Liverpool for New
Oreap> put into - Thomas l7th ut aud sid again 10Th
She had had weather. but her Cargo dry goods
damaged.
Brig Coral, tni Bath Boston, anchored O'Clock
Sth, in Light House channel; she dragged her
and struck Teddy Rocks, when shipped her chains
aud got OF. The vessel tight.
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BIrsss coxropSp Con LIvER on CASpy-lf YOU
would avoid. er. falling by consumption, You must
take cold in due season and make Of such rene
heea proved IN thousand preceding ynur
such remedy, we unhesitatngy ass nt is 10 be
found in Bliss Compound Cod Liver oil Candy. A COM
mon eeh WI weld TO IT'S benign influence in few hours
and AZ obstinate cough gives WAY In short time n de
care Is observed, While the medicine j. N use Unlike
the Cod Liver Oil, = 81 TIM most a.rceasle med;
counterieits. for sale by
A. q. PAGE. tsc-f fsr PrtA nd r.icirftn
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PARKER, WILDER 4 co,
Patent PACED and Headed
BLANK BOOKS

Wholesale and Retail at the prices TOOLS not
pa ed Sold by the manufacturers. J. & ". MAD
ANS Sta,inners, Nos. and Water and 81 Deronshr.
Streets Boston.
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nc IG18

In this city, March 5th, Mr. Mathew McKeuney aged
- wears.
In this city. March sth, Mr. Winthrop Norton aged
IS years.
In this city. 2Sh nit Lu youngest daughter OF HI
ram and Harriet lhurston, aged 10 months.
In this city, Mrs Elizabeth, wife of the late Job Wins
low, of Brunswick, aged "a.
In Bangor, Mrs Eliza Hanover formerly of this city,
aged Al years
In New Orleans, Joseph Wright. formerly of Wool
wich aged q.
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SuDeriOr First Sort Potash.

OF quulry for The manu- acture OF good family
" soap also Sal Soda Resin. Ac for sale NJ lhr City
Market. ~ A FACE.
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KELLEY 4 LEVIN,

No. Kiiby Street, Boston.
No % Coleman Street, London.
Importers of FANCY GOODS.
Knives, Scissors, Razors, Combs, Tooth
Hair and Cloth Brushes, Pertumery Fans
Accordeons, Vioins, Port Monnaies, Wal
lets, Thimbles, Needles, &c.
English, French and German Fancy Artl-
cles of every description.
GF COMMIT may be found the above store,
where he will be happy all his former friends and
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Commits sioners' Notice.

NOTICE hereby given that subscribers have been
~ appointed by the Hon Arnold Blaney Judge of Pro-
bate for the County Of Lincoln Commissioners on the
tate Of Samuel Stanwood late Of Bath in said County
deceased represented nsovent six months are
allowed for the creditors to bring In and prove their
claims and we will attend TO that service At the County
Ireasurers Once in Wiscasset, the first Wednesdays
Of May, July and September O'Clock in the ornoon
l4A ht JAMES TAYLOR,( Commissioner
.a;-.tfas WARREN RICE, Of Insolvency,
wtseasses, MusAS 1851 Swss
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Manufacturers of
Buttons, Frnges, Tassels, Cords, Braids,
&C., &c,
Importers OF
Gloves, Trimmings and Fancy Goods,
No - Milk ST Boston.
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DENocR,rIc REVIEW. The March No. of
This able Magazine has its usual choice supply
of excellent literary and political reading. Its
paper that every lawyer in the country should
read-,he conclusion of the review of John
RandOlph's life-women of the Revoluton-a
Counting House scene-the decline of England
the veto power of the Prcsidcnt-the AMIGA
BILE and the amable in English pohcy-the du-
W of Biographer-Ihe last of the Pequods--
Popular acknowledgements kearney, L. s
Mayhem York Finances-Financial and
Commercial Review, and notices of new books
ketsei \ Moore, proprietors, New York, $500
per aanum in advance, single copies, 25 cents
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-03-13

WORKINGS OF THE INSTITUTION OF SLAVE
rY.-Eyery succeeding census makes still
more papabie the fact that the institution Of
slavery, from its very nature, weighs Ike an
incubus upon the advancement and prosperity
OF our southern brethren. II can but soon be
evident to them, that, ENJOYING the most ia
yorcd lands the sun shines upon, they must
rid themselves of a clog which is dragging
them still lower aud lower. Under The CEN
sus Of 1880, Virginia had 81 representatives
in congress. The next a?portionment gave
her Ia. The Fresentcensus viii entitle her
TO tueft6. fn,fiana 1880 was little state
lin 1910 she had seren representatives in
congress, and this census will give her t,celre.
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SPOKEN.

March 5th lat 3s, Ion Il 10, bark Alice Frazier Elan
ders, I'm York for Matanzas
for Savannah.
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A Farm for sale.

A FARM containing rising fifty acres of
"a II good anl, well warrred ami buildings
,..r~ thereon Also n good Orchard sud farm is
- situated IN Bnwdnn lie road from Brrr.-
wick I" Garider, and seven miles from Richmond Vii
lage. "a
For further particulars inquire OF Samucl Odornc
near the premises the subscriber on North Street
Bath. JpUN NJ POTTER
Bath. Feb -. ISL. 36f
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20 Agents Wanted.

WANTED by the subscriber, twenty active men Of
W good character and address, canvass this
with New AMI Pictorial History. Constant, and ucra-
tive employment given. f. h. StMONTON
5lu Browns Corner Me.
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% The Portland News, alias National Dem
ocrat, having struggled with US manfully, for
the last six months, to correct the democratic
sentiment of the State, and to regulate the par
ty press, has suddenly become defunct.
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DISASTERS.

The W York shipping List reports the sale Of ship
Java, 20 tons, built at Newcastle, for the European
trade, for about $4,000.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-03-13

HoRRIp-A Hille son of MIR Alfred Bel
lows, of Mansfield, Me-, aged years, met
with sad accident on Sunday before last
He. was running about the room, when he
stumbled over his fathers foot, his left eye
coming in contact with the corner of the
lseaFthsskde sof srlle cooking stove the slide
being pulled out a liIts distance. His eye
vas forced out Of socket, portion OF the
haid dropping on the floor.
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To DeIinGuents,

A Ll' persons who indebted Ia the subscriber
4 count OF subscription etc Eastern Times from Dec.
ISIS 10 March sh 1850, and for bills ed during
'haiume tor Advertising and Jol-wrrkj are requested
70 make payment without further DELAY
J.T HUSTON.
Bath. Feb. %. ISL 3w
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JOHNSON & BURR,

Which received MEDALS al the Mechanics Fair al
Boston, and American Institute. New York.
For sale by LYON 6FOSE, Liberty Square, Boston.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-03-13
Boots, Shoes and Rubbers.

rNilE subscriber wishing TO close of his Winter stock
L 10 make room for his Spring Goods would most
respectfully invite those want OF such TO call and
anime before purchasing elsewhere.
Tie would call particular attention his stock OF Ms
allic Rnhbers-which for durability, SURPASSED by
none in the country. Among them may be found La
dies Boots-do Buskins and sprers-6enit beavy
Over Shoes-Misses' and Chdren's Boots, bnskiAs
and Slippers. A+
The above stock will be sold at reduced prices for
CASH j. w. ROBERTS.
Cd door north of Owens uction Store.
Bath, Feb Il. ISL a EFfr Afg u
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For Sale.

A NEW fine toned Piano Forte from one ofthe hest
Il Nanuttc orieS in the country. very valuable in
strumen aud will be sold low.
SO MORRISON & TflORNTO
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-03-13
Schooner for sale.

ESM THE good white oak and copper fastened
Sss.s~ L Schooner LIBERTY. 90 tons burthen, huit
al DuNbury, Muss. She is wen found. She carries
$4,000 fee, long lumber 200 barrel. Under deck She
VIII be sold low 10 close concern. Apply
Il. o. WEEKS Commercial ST.
Bath, Feb &c. 1851. 36f
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To the Honorable Judge of Probate for the County OF
Lincoln;
ESPECTFIl.1!l represents James W l.. Brown,
IL Of Boston, thai he is Guardian OF Charrana Wal
dron, MINOR AM child OF Charles WaIdron, tate OF
Ba H. IA SAID County deceased. that said
ed and possessed Of the following scrbed real estate
situated IN said Bath, in said County al Lincoln and that
u would he for the benefit OF SAID minor that the
should be sold aud the proceeds thereof pu, and
cured 10 her interest viz A lot e" land and Black
smiths shop thereon, situated in Bah i.iucnln County
aud on the west side OF Washington st. ani nf the
Rarosd-hai the sum OF i've hundred dnlia rs has been
Offered tor the same. which atvantl. offer
tie Wherefore lie prays that he may be licensed
and authoriz ii to sell the same.
Dated u, Bath, this 3D. tay ot March. AID 1851
J. ". l.. BRO
GaI-fidn for salt Char Wdld
j. ELLSWORTH, Attorney for j. ". l. B,oTn
LINCOLN ss-&ta Probate Court hell al Wiscassei.
within aud Tor sail County, on The 81 day OF March,
AID 1851.
Upon the fore going petition, tered that the petition
er give notice 10 all persons interested, by causing
aueted copy oi his said petition with this order there
he published in the Eastern Times. a new spaper
printed Bath, said County three weeks successive
ly. that tho may appear Probate Court held
Wi>cas<ei said County. the yhth dav Of Apri
and show cause, any they have why the prayer
Of said petitioners should not he granted.
4, ARNOLD i5LANEY, Judge.
Copy Attest. EDWIN 5. IIovkY Register. 3w37
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To Ship Builders.

y HYDE Co, having been appointed by Mr.
II. Charles Perlev Of New York agents 10 sell his
celebrated Jgger Windlasses, Gpsey WlndlaSses, Side
Winches, Paten, ship Ventaidrs, &c. NOW offer them
for sale al the lowest manufacturers prices.
Balh, Feb y, ISL
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LINCOLN .ss-At Probate Court hell al WiSsca> set
within and COR the County OF Lincoln, on the ID day
NJ trch . ISL.
On the penn aforesaid, or e si that notice be Civ
en- by publishing copy OF >I petition with III order
thereon, three weeks successfully in the Eastern
Times, anevsptpcr printed III Bath, thai all persons
Interest ed may attend the Tuesday to how ns
the first Monday 81 April next nj Court vt Probate,
then Iobe hnidcn WIscassc avn show cause. any,
why the prayer OF said Pcoucr should he granted.
ARNOLD BIANEY, Judge Of Probate
3w37. Copy Auest-EDwIN ). IIovEY. Reg.
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TELFAR'S MAGNOLIA!
Spool Cotton.
Fitchbury Cotton Duck.

This celebrated Thread in white and assorted col
is constantly for sale BY
THATCHER, SHi " Co., 43 MIX ST.
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EASTERN TIMES
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF BATH.
.ARRIN ED.

ARR1N ED.
THURspAy, March 6.
Sch IIuntrcss, Hooper, New York.
WEDNESDAY. March -.
SAILED.
Sch Planet, Briggs New York
Sch Comet, Briggs, Boston.
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Cement.
We are Selling

JNCRN lTURE. Feathers Mattresses. Nc AT great
Il bargains. We would say those III want Of such
articles. d. call, II will be for your interest.
sc MORRISON 4 THORNTON
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RARE CHANCE!
For a man ,rishing 10 commence Ship-balding
IN Bath,

For a man ,ciSting 10 commence StiP-6unidfng
IN BATH
THE subscriber offers for sale the property formerly
known as the Sprag,c Shinyard. tits situated at the
south end of Washington St. adjoining the land Of Mr. Pc
leg SpIague Said property admirably adapted the
above named business with large Dwelling house sui-
cient to accommodate large number Of workmcn, and
Is IN tolerahe repair-wth wood-house and barn, and
land enough for large garden and fruit trees and
of the beautiful the river particularly in
the summer Price g.
37tf THOMAS EAToN,J in.
To the Honorable Arnold BIancy Esq Judge OF Probate,
within aud tor the County of Lincoln
CULVER W. WHITE, administrator of the estate of
" ELIJAH WHITE, late of Topsham, in said
county, deceased respectfully represents, that the per-
sonal state of said deceased not sufficient BY the sum
OF Two hundred and twenty-five dollars and three
answer ms just debts and charges If Administrations
therefore Prays that he be empowered and licensed
TO sell and convey much of the real of the
deceased as may be sufficient TO raise the said with
incidental charges. OLIFER ~ WHfTE.
LINCOLN, sat- proba Court held at wisoass, /.
within and for the County of Lincoln, on the ID day OF
March, AID ISL
On the foregoing petition, Ordered, petition
e give notice to all persons interested in said that
they may appear Court of Probate be holden at
Wiscasset within and for said County the eh day
April next by causing CO of sad petition with this
order, to be published in the Eastern Times printed
Bath IN said County, three weeks successfully previous
to said Court.
ARNOLD BLANEl. Judge of Probate.
Attest: EDWIN lovEY Register.
A True Copy Attest
3w37 EDWIN UcyEy. REGISTER
10th, Court of Prnhate for the Coanty lincoln -
ID ESPECrFUII.Y represents Silence Small. Of Tons
IL ham, IN sad C"uny mat Francis Small laIa of
Topsham. IN sad County. died on the 10 h iay Au-
gust, 1919, seized and possessed OF real estate goods
and chaticS, rights aud credits, To- the value more
than twenty dollars, winch ought To b. administered
coring Ia law. Innr petitioner further represents litI
she istie widow Of sail Small. ard hereby waves the
right to minister on the estate
Whercurc she prlvs that administration Of said t
may b: granted 10 Samue! Small or other suitable
person
Dated this third day OF March, 1851.
SILENCE SMALL,
by ABRAHAM PREBLE.
LINCOLN sat 4 Probate Court hell al WiSsca> set
within and trr the Couny OF lincoln, the ID day
NJ trch A0 ISL.
On the petition aforesaid, or !e ei that notice be Civ.
en- by publishing copy SUI petition with III order
thereon. three weeks SucccS>ivcy in the Eastern