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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-22
xxxIId CONGRESS. First Session
SENATE. .wA.uIsoros, Dec. 90, 1851.

SENATE W.sHIsoTos, Dec. 90, 1851.
The senate commenced business at 1911 O'Clock.
ESEw.YORK INDUSTRIAL CONGRESS AND THE sTRJO'
OLE FOR LIBERTY IN EUROPE, ETC.
Mr.. SEWARD, \. Y, presented the petition OF the
Industrial Congress Of New-York, praying that the
Govern ment VIII adopt such policy VITA regard u
foreign nations, as VIII secure 10 people struggling
for liberty justice from other nations.
4 Joint resolution from the House, RELAXING 20 NE
binding Of certain documents, was taken up, and,
after some debate, postponed until Monday next.
Mr.. WALKERS REsoLsrioss.
Mr. Waller, Wis, said that as many mfsappre-
tensions existed the public mind as 20 the OBJECT
OF his resolutions the foreign policy Of the United
States, he therefore moved that they be printed.
Agreed TO.
TIE RKsoLUTIoS X BEHALF OF FoREloS PATRIoTs.
The Joint resolutions concerning the Irish patriots
and Abc -el-ksder were taken up.
THE ASSIGNMENT OF LASD wARRASTs.
The jolnt resolution making land warrants assign
able. was taken up, several amendments presenter
and the whole sub ect referred TO the CommltIee Ola
Public Lands.
Nh FOOTE'S coNPsoNlsE REsoLrrIoN WI.
Havtng been taken I'D, Mr. FOoTE read rom HHes
Register extracts from Mr.. Rhetis speech 1 ~
lS33 in the South Carolina Convention, IN "l.n ae
had declared preference for dlsuhI"n ~ n.y.
cence In the compromise OF tnss yea :, was NJ M
Mr. RHETT, Is. r. Of : C., sag u "Sa az,
consequence when Gentlemen SAID ne 0ecoHe S
cessionist He was one now. IN 70 nc r.. hsd
Cling for reform in government ana ~ io1 49,
abandoned all hope o. oS,ss sseednr He desired
1,a,inn "a i'm the Senator. During the twelve
xears hs was IN the other house he had nae no per
sonai alteration with any one IL wa .'nce he bsa
,ba, Inc senator had had more qulrreS Since ne hao
taen IN he Senate than any one enc
NJ, PoorE called the Senator TO order.
The cHArR decided he was not out OF ordeI.
M RgrTr sidered be had said nothing bur
~. - ore Lnsu 10 be the fact. He explained
,sas his charge Mat the Senator from Mississippi had
S",,ied MT Calhoun's death, was based entirely on
informator received by him from two Senator'S and
49, If he House. ySlsU0t
Ia ,oiS : N Of the effect of the Senator's attack
On Mr.. Can, ~, and that it hurried has Death lie
- revsr shs "a tat the Senator did this design
ely r. saw rottins IN Mr. Caiho1ns proposed
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Finale OF the Bar Bauauet.

We give below the speech made at
she Bar Dinner, by Ex. Chief Justice HORSEPOWER,
Of Jersey.
Among tie Volunteer ,oas,s, the following was
offered by ID. Gould Esq:
Tho Judiciary and the Bar OF the State OF wJersey
Beirg called upon by the audience, Hon JosxrH
c. HORSEPOWER. late Chief Justice of that State
responded briefly in substance as follows
cRiSr JUSTICE HoRNBLowERs SPEECH
MR. CHAIRMAN AND GENTLEMEN OF THE
Bar oF NHwioRK II is very late hour Of the
night for man OF my advanced wears TO address
such audience as tins Had the sentiment been
proposed at earlier hour II would have devolved
upon my the distin auished gentleman who
now fills the station OF Chiet Justice, respond
But he having retired cannot, when called upon Dy
you, refuse 70 stand up and acknowledge comph-
ment to the Bench and the Bar of my native State
Bench and Bar that has enrolled among ne mem
eers Psttssoa. Stockton . Wllfanses. Osdea an
Ewns and Southland. with many Others could mention
sunsai uriss, and nos less distagushed for thcr
pssrlouss sHd love Of Freedom -snd an happy 70
are worthy successors Of such dls,ng ashed menaad
Ansrs them We have s,h present let hooored
Bar 81 whom an smmrent Jadse of The Supreme Court
u We .amsa states new deceased once said meeting
then recent election the position OF Chef Justice Of nv
sssEfos are called 70 preside over Bar as able, not
States And. Ssr. Is with h,ue pride tina, am able
St hstssw Jes, has ts,sshsd the learned Bar Of this
sred members wilkins Holman and Re-, wcrs
yerseynen. and those pv 10 have an
tunty 20 add the Of David q Ogden INV avn
senerated legal preceptor whom Delighted 10 lovs
0d honor While living, and whose memoir i chertsh
Nth ths wArmest and most grcsonsd regard. OF whon
Vhief Justcs Marshall said me, there was
no member Of the Bar OF the Federal Court 70 whose
Isunents he listened with unqualified pleasure
Ner Sir wdl omit say that New Jersey still feprs
sSnes 10 TINS State BY a. least present with
yss accord disth suished honor among your rauks
nne eus acknowledge the compliment conveyed BY
- sosst " reference TO the Bar II my native State.
pSHe 40, less my warm admiration and regard
~ Yeeh owu ser she body by whom hon ored Is
sves" as testify 10 their high charscter and tsees
'ns soeoIed exsm2lts which In their past history
ther present career they hold 10 for our iritauoa
e sH Chsrmsn. In view CT the iafcnsss Of ths hour
81 ny eva advanced age, aud the olo2usnss to Which
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The COOPER MEETING PosTPoNED.-A

The COOPER MEETING PosTPoNED.-A
few days since it was announced that the meeting
to express the public sorrow at the death OF Mr..
Cooper and the public respect for his memory would be
held at Metropolitan Hall the evening OF the Gath inst
has Just been received by egTaphic dis
patch from Washington that account Of Indispensable
official engagements Mr. Webster finds impossible to be
present at The meeting is therefore postponed
As soon as the Committee able TO fix upon the time due
notice Of the day hour Of the other arrangements Of
the me etug VIII be gwen in the journals.
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Shipping Intelligence.

Arrived from New YoTk-Dec Q. Johann hendrics, at
the TeIel 4ih, Baltic, Liverpool
bailed for New York-Dec. g.. Hermann, Southampton,
J. r. Liverpool. rh, Irea, Newport.
Sailed for Boston--Dec. d.. Zephyr, from the Clyde
Sailed for Mobile-Dec. 4, Elizabeth Bruce, from
Liverpool.
Arnved frcm wilmlngton-Dec. 3, Sea Flower, at
Liverpool.
Cabfaltar- Cleared Csstirele from Malta for Boston,
Nov 20 Monte Carmelo Genoa for st. Jago de Cuba.
Arrived NJ Calcutta from BOston-Dec. 8, Magnolia
Nj ton, Ophir January. Forester
Sailed from Sanger for B0stOn-Oct u, Delhi
The william Flugs II Boston, was a. Sansa iosi man
and mzzsn msst head II foremast sc
Mary Adelia from stoo khoin of Dover for Nes York
Nov ~; sard1rus from Malaga in Algesirss, for New
YerkN Newcastle. fat PM adslp hIa Dec 2
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MOROCCO.
SOUTHAMPTON, Friday, Dec

SOUTHAMPTON, Friday. Dec $40 An
The Sultan steamer has arrived with
Smyrna dates TO Nov 10. Malta 10 the 18th. and
Gibraltar also TO the lgth From Glorsltn she brings
news OF bomblrdmeni, BY the French heei OF Rto.
bat end S.lee. The bomosrduens lasted eight
hous causing great loss of life to the Doors. The
French ALEC suffered slightly from the return are
ir,,p ,u, Castle OF Haoos Il 10 also reported ID.
the feet proceeded to Tang,er for the purpose OF
bombaroins that place The ship Janus had besn
dispatched 10 protect the British interests in Tanger
Seven men were killed on board the French Ad'
mfrals shin
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The Wreck of the May Flower-Loss or che $.
G. WaIbridge-Commitialf for Murder.

BUFFALO, Saturday, Dec ~, 1901.
Further information from the steamer Mayno"er
states that she may vet be got of, and partly saved
Her hull is not SO much damaged as a. hIsl tnOugn'
but the cabins and upper works are perfect wreck:
The brig S. C. Walbridge, with load OF railroad
iron is ashore at Dunkirk, and Will prove total loss
uas nuder Long Point two days ago, and probably
run TO Grand River, Canada. She vas loaded WIN
live hogs. -, ..,,., r..
Christian Wanner has been fully committed ior
trial for the murder o. his erotheI o "ani'e' "
stabbinr him with knife, IN this city
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Fire nj Harrisburg

HARRISBURG, Pa, Saturday, Dec. 30, ISL.
Last night fire was discovered in the music and
fancy store of Mr. Croft, No. 20 Markets.. The
alarm was given at A. NJ. On examination tnls
morpipg il appeared II originated in the cellar Of
the building, and went clear up through the roof =
Mir Croft's loss is 30. estimated. Mr.. Wells, whose
business was carried In the second story Is the
chief sufferer Strong suspicious OF incsndiarism.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-22
damages for a Libel.

BELFAST, Me-, Saturday, Dec. 20, is3I
Mr.. Il. w. Arey, of Frankfort has recovered 81!
hundred dollars and costs in action for libel 4sinst
the nnblishers of The Cold Water Fornfdsa, EN-
pernnce paper, printed in Gardiner. The hoelIvs
srticles were alleged to have been written oy Dr.
Noah Gilman, also OF Frankfort, and charged MI
Irey. who il an apothecuy, with being runselsr,
,p0i,,pa opprobrious eDnhets, etc. Ths case wn
ia IN The supreme Judicial Court.
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By Telegraph to the New-York Tribune
Southern Telegraph once eerrtr RanOrer and Beaver 1t.
Washington Items.
Special Dispatch TO The Tribune.
XV.eurecroS Dec >

WAsHINGroN, Dec. 81, 1851.
There is a private meeting OF the iniiuen-
tial friends of Mr.. WEBSTER this evening,
to look over the field and see what can be
done with reference to the Presidency. A
programme will probably be agreed on but
the hope is forIorn one.
MIR. CLAY has been confined 10 his bed
all day, and is very feeble.
The French Minister has Telegraphic
dispatch stating that the house of NJ. Dupin,
President Of the Assembly, was invested
by troops, and Gen. Changarnier impris-
oned at the latest advices from Paris.
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Disasters on the Delaware River.

PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, Dec 20, 1891
number OF boats which LEFT here last night were
compelled 10 return this morning, IN consequence OF
the accumulation of ice.
II is reported that the brig Albert, Fearing, bound
for Boston, with coal, was cut through by the Ice,
and sunk above Marcus Point
Two briggs and two schooners are ashore near Fort
Miffin.
The ship Tonawanda, from Liverpool, sdetalned
below
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-22
na.,rnctixe Eire NJ Toledo.

TOLEDO, Saturday, Dec 20, 1881.
ere broke out in the stable OF the OHIO stage 20.
at O'Clock this morning. The wind was blowing
sle AZ the time and the flames soon sprerd 10 War
lens stable. also to w. Gates, Newcomo Aulds
paint.shop, and Brand Links rectifying establish
ment, all Of which, with their contents, were ds-
dered them useless The coaches and horses OF The
Stage Company were burned
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PRUSSIA.

We learn from Berlin under date OF =, the .e
great excitenent IN tha, city. The business OF the
Assembly was interrupted and the Ministers VIII
Dire 10 hold q Cabinet Council The Represents
tiyes afterwari broke up tAe sitting.
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Later from the ship British Queen.

BOSTON, DEC II, icSl'
later dispatch from the British Queen states
that she went ashore on Tuesday She has 20 pas
seneers, two of whom had persisted with the cold
The res, were saved, and reached Nantucket. The
Captain had been sick for some time previous 10 the
wreck The vessel was IN ballast
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-22
The Funds and Money Market.

Up to the latest advces the British Funds were very
sensby affected by the sudden aud astounding crisis 10
French a ls received the 2d inst. C,nsols and Raul
way Shares experienced heavy fail Consols receded
y cent and Railway Shares, IN some instances, much
more. The English Shares sre falling more than tle
French. SarOmlsn Stock fell no less than cent On
the Sd the from the Pans Bourse Of the preceding
evening restored mness TO the London market and Con-
soils within cent Of the previous
FoTeien and Railway Stocks rallied proportion with
the closing alues leading Stocks Ga the 3h IN
the prices follows: Consos for money and sc-
count 9ej a9ss Three Cent Reduceds, 9Sfa)Ss New
81 . Cents, 9ei ; Bank Stock. 2lti.
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SICILY,
SICILY,
A letter from Palermo OF the 18th states

A letter from Palermo OIL sae lNn SSscs
that an attempt at insurrection IA Stctly hif oeen
made BY Baron Ooss and other Do,lemen, VIA .
view to proclaim the Independence OF slchy aad
compel the King 10 sb1iosto In favor OF MS 500
Francis. portion of the inhabitants OF Palermo
declared themselves favor Of this project ana ths
th5t. enth regiment frate with them or'' ny
the energy and prOmp;ness o; the srthorueS' tns
move n. 1T Was soon checked ami several arrests
including the officers Of the thirteenth rvs,nea'
" u s8fs
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

DuNKIRK, Saturday, Dec. 20, 1851
A Mr. Wise, belonging 70 Greenville, was run
over by the mail train for Worcester Yesterday al
ternoon, and instantly killed he leaves family
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-22
V.ssuth Leaving New.York.

Last night ii was stated az tne iIVIus
House. tina, Kossuth would leave New-yorx early
this morning, for the purpose of taxing one or Two
days rest before his active lsScrs DON merce rhHe
oeiphia. The place Of his rcifesnen' was nos
known.
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Sailing OF the Europa.

HALIFAX, Saturday, Dec. 20, 1851.
The Europa sailed to-day few minutes before
10 O'Clock, for New-York.
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son,.rru ,rail-RaiIroad Bridge Destroyed.

BALTIMORE, Dec. u, IsoI
We have no mail beyond Washington. Three
New Orleans mans are now due. .
The bridge over the Roanoke, at Weldon. North
Carolina belonging to the Roanoke and Weldon
Railroad Company, was totally destroyed By fire on
Thursday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-22
SEVEN DAYS LATER
FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA AT HALIFAX.
STARTLING MEMS FROM FRANCE.
Coup d'Etat Of Louis Napoleon.
PARIS IN A STATE OF SIEGE.
ASSEMBLY DISSOLVED.
Two Hundred of the Members Arrested.
ERECTION OF BARRICADEs.
SEVERE FIGHTING.
RUM0R or DETECTION IN THE ARMY
FIGHTING CONTINUED.
ERECTION OF BARRICADEs.
SEVERE FIGHTING.
RUMOR Of DETECTION IN THE ARMY.
FIGHTING CONTINUED.

sy THE NOVA SCOTIA, NEw-BRUNS WICK AND
MAINE TELEGRAPHS TO PORTLAND.
THENCE
BY BANS MERCHANTS LINE TO NEW YORK
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State of Trade In Manchester.

Tie stock is light An active demand existed t. the
arrival of the French news which brought about de-
preston but not outstanding which, average amount
OF business has been done
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paSAcngerS.

Mrs. aud Mrs Guilss, Mr.. Spear and daughter; Mr..
DebnIson child and suite Mrs Lcarch and sws chill
dIen Ms Williams and Messrs. Denaison, Plssuia.
Sarge ant Ecces, Bosrdmsn Fanshaw. Struherl, Brss
Agaid, Dexter, two friends Haiso Fowler, Dyn"by
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Liverpool Markets.

CorroN-1he news from Paris received the
afternoon OF the %, checked an ascending market,
and anxiety TO realize, which increased on ri
day, has given purchasers an advantage at ID. b
on the quotations of the previous week, and ID on
the prices obtained last Tuesday The sales of the week
ending Friday have been 30 80 bales so Of which
were takes speculation and $50 for export fhe quo
taton- Far New-Ol leans, Sc; Mddins do tic,
Fair. Mobile and Uplsnds. SIC Middllng do. 40 The
sales OF FRIDAY 5000 bales geo being specaaoa
FLoUR-Thsre hss been good demand for American At
advance of Cd. boil Western Canal IL at lis9lys Cd
Philadelphia, Baltimore ard Ohm at i9sslos. sd Sour
Flour l3s a los sd.
CoRN-The Expert demand continues unsbsted At an adj
of 81. quarter. White worth ass. Yellow sos
Cd and mixed 23s 26s
WHEAT has advanced Id 10 tbs good qualities foreign
all held very firmly American White Is At S. lOd eos
Red 80 sd ass. l0d.
PROVISIONS IS without change Pork and Bacon
scarce Hams and Shoulders liable Lard Is Is.
cd lower, and holders anxious To sell Cheese IS IN
good demand and a turn IN iavor of buyers.
TALIow il I'd. y cwt lower, and dull Of sale.
SUGAR Is in fair request at previous rates
either at public private sale Prices are well mann
tanned.
TEA-A good business has been done. and late arrivals
moving of brlskly
MoLAssEs-Du Operations exceedingly contracted
RICE East India has advanced Cd cwt Thsre has
been nothing doing Carolina. quantity nj present IN
the Docks will be brought To the ham soon as land
ed. 200 bbls sold st l8s I'd Obs Sd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-22
ENGLAND D,

Ii is said there is an intention Among the
Arctic officers in England TO prepare national tes-
umoDisI TO Mr.. GrInnel, for his noble and humane
conduct in fitting out, at his own private expense,
the execution TO the Arctic Ocean In search OF SIR
John Franklin The project will speedily be made
public.
The overland mail reached London on Wednes
CAV, December s. The relations with the Hull
tribes on the north .est frontiers continued IN m
unsatlsfactory state s,r Colin Campbell WAS to
proceed at once 70 Pehauur, with force OF 1850 or
1850 men. OF all arms, TO chsshse a powerful uioe
called The NoruEmS.
There has been serious Mussuman .ios al som
BAY occssioned by the Parsce editor OF iAS h'hs-
trared Gh0,rattes In each number OF whichis gwen
a hte and portrait Of some remarkable hstot.csi
character hav published IN the series, nexto BEN
Jamin Franklin. life and portrait OF hahomet The
not lasted about half an hour and was then sup
pressed by the Police Several persons were serious
iy injured Shops were plundered. and Parsce wo-
men violated. No means were taken 10 ascertain
the amount Of property plumber cd but rs value IS
stated by the police authorities and their organ Fas
Bombay Tnes, at about Il 900. and by other local
papers 10 exceed fl5Oo0.
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ASSEMBLY DISSOLVED.

Two Hundred of the Members Arrested
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ATLANTIC AND ST. LAWRENCE
RAIL ROAD.
H@ s A
OPEN TO BETHEL.
station foot Of India street Portland,
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
cnlnm,n.irs Ma,,h 10. 1851.

Commencing Match 10, lsbl.
PASSENGER TRAINS Will r,n ,la,ly. Sun..,
L ,,c,Itci, until further notice. - iuIoss.
l,clyr Putilind fr Rcthsl, ~ 1.3J, Ash.
Lave rortLnl lr South Paris, NJ 9oh ".
AMI 2ljr. VI.
Lave Brthyl f,r rorthni stl r ".
Lave SAITH rati. &c rorhnl, at rs 4. VI.
tni 2.S0P. VI.
Lave pmtL,pi Gr I'M ~ lr-cog ;'ran kru'~.
t-~ Rsihuld. NJ ! % \. ", and ?.lb. y. VI
FREIGHT TRAIN lca'rs roitlsh inr South
rafi., At go T. VI. lcrss suu'h rari. &c Fort.
and, ~ ~ 1. ".
Fuisht tail o.. lriuecn : 18th raIis ani I.th boz
MnnitV, N,i'..,lN. aui Frida,s
~ gu,'. trr,i,r,l after sunset.
The C,wIa1, Will Mt H. rrsp'n'ili' &c lagyayr
To- ~ au,suh r,rr, ,us 80 ~ 'al'~ unlcs, uit,c-
- given, ~ Iarl &C. AZ the rate e uu, Il.s'n;r
fpt rNrt, : so . iiiuual ,ahH~.
On thr auis.i II thr IN 4. VI u,utui ir,it
lrum rritlar,l. stage. Rave ih~ t'lh'Su'g Snirprs
TO- tar ipai. assert h.l.a, - lhISs, Va. Suuth
pal,. Stairu. ri,csd,,., 'rhHf. Ns anl S,turls,-
co. lItni.os, lii gtua,w aiu Gul, ls.,,l ADD f,,r-
lur..
Brari'. r.aul Station. uonlsy.. Wrip,da,..
and f,i,ii,. &c l,u,,i.ul aad DtNh,k. T,-.d,,,.
Thus 'a,. aad SsrH,ii,s, mt Eurig' ard hnl".
yer.
Bcthcl Snii.n ,li,k. ~ Gil.id. 81 lafi" MI.
aud Gofhsm, y. H.. Tuc,,l,s, lhmsLil. aHl
SATURDAY.. 80 Rsu ~ b.. J,n,t,,n a. l.,rH,.irt .
y. ~ MuuL,., w-lr-,lay. al w. iir,. e., E,i-
lip, Mil'n az Nmthu4b-tl,nl, y. ~.
:. Z. COISl.R, Sue, inir, 'cui.
Ponhn,l. March 6. ISL 1..' 81
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-03-21

Ala C,,ar, Of Probate held at Par., within and for
m. Cuoai, - ONtrd ,on the louih day II March
~ the year Il opr Lord one thousand tight hun.
,lrcd and hiiy-onc
NOAH PRINCE, Administrator Of the ,,tate Of
Y JONATHAN BUCK, lat, Il BueA6,ld in
stii Count,. dcc.ascd. having Prcscntcd his fret
,c,uot II h, administration u the estate of said
deceased
A. go. ordered, that the said Administrator give
notice o. an persons interested, by causing copy Of
this order 10 IL published three weeks socoessitey
in The Oxford Democrat, printed at Iar,s' that
they may sPpesr at Probate 'oart 70 pe Leld AZ
Par. in All eoanty. on the second Tuesday Of
Aprl next, At nine 81 the clock in the breO"oe anil
.hew cause, IL any they have, Why the sane 'houli
not b. allowed. GEO. X. SHAW, Register.
A true Copy-Auc,t: Gro. h. SHAW, Reg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-03-21

To the Honorable Jasiicrs II the Supryms judrial
Court, RcNt Ia H. hotien az Paris. wiihiu anil g.
the Cuuuty 81 ONEtd on the fwih Tursjay Il
NAV, 4. u. isS0;
LLlZABETIlL l., Eyer, Of Paris, N the Cou-
II " Il ONioTd, rvsr-Ctiall, ll-rl and giycs thi.
hosorabls Coartt u understsai that he Sas hStal,
usarr'cd o. Oliver II. Dyer, hes pr,scut hustsnd, ,
the twvuiy-third ray II nrrcml.r, one thutssnd
eight hanrvd add l,rN that sfer hsr inietwauiagc
Nth ssid DYER, she lived With hru, hsr h~iu
~rjdsd hust.a1d, ~ add PARIS. that shs has ever
lsvn true and faithful towards the aid p,~r, - al
hrF msftisg, covenants anil vt the ss'd DNrf
Mt mindiul Il he marriagr covenants, VOWS snd
dui,, d'd "a the oaTth tay II Ap,,l, IN ihs ycat II
"ur lnri ne hsusand eight huif~d and t'si, 'h'c,
,ltul, dvseu yuuF hlslani, without any just of
rvas"uatlv cause 80 pru,e,aiuu un hsr 'rt h. has
ever siucc i-r,a lot II The State ihrs h'ins apart
irUm h's destitute family, utterly ssgLcliHs -nd 80
his,ng o. surJurt them, ~ any WaN, "t return ant
i've With then; al Il whish !. without cuuscnt 80
culusuu Il th. I,ti'ss, auy iuttniUH ths part
II youf hlslsnt, thetsb, o. pfoctrc Causr &c 10.
urhs Goau. thai after be- ,niermsrr,agc 18th SAID
nyrt thr, h,d uas daughtrr bfn the eighth IL, 4
l-ss tS4s, s..j 500 hHn Ju, p, lSli. these
tius their cob sAJJFs=. --i - b-nrf ,,sr-, wear
lh-l,a tt-,. d.ls ii-ssBfnlle Cent, b. dsCrvc 10
hsr the sNchsi,e cav, .a.issstsi, u he ssus anl
thsri-, ,our ll.t,s. pss,s ~, ed ju.ii,,, ani
that she NAV L. d,ssscci lfo- re load. q mstii.
mon, l~twr,n hsr I'D her said hu.tanI.
DATED al PARIS, this eO,h day Il Va, ~. isSO.
IiIZ AnE-FtI 4 nNTE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-03-21

WE. the und-r.ign~d, having i.'n srraintod d,
w the Hoo. Jui.r ct Probate &c tbr C"unt, ul
ONilrj, a. r,c,i,c api EXAMINE thT claims ~ the
Crrfu,. 81 Jstns. r Richards, t,tr u raris iu s1d
Couu,,, j,csa.-d. whu-s estate - r'pt,s,ntrd n.
spl,eut. hsrrlN g,,c upt,cr that ~ m"nths com.
usnsins the siNth dsy II March \. ID. ls5l, Nv
l.sn allwsd e. .ad ,r,itDfs 10 bIiug On AMI prove
their cL,im. and that w,A attend 90 the ssr,,c'
assigned ~ the hous- II fhiha taTk, "a Iurn"T
on Oh. th,fd Ia, 81 NAV. the hiih IA, II Jul, AM
th~ siNth day Il Ssptriuh.r nat, lfum noe a. uui
0'cksk IN the aitstas-pn Il each II sa,d dsys
piilLO CLARK, 4 ,...--.-.-
HIRAM DONIiiM. Commissioner
Dated at Turu,, the .iNlh "a, VI March 1851.
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