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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-17

A DAMS g. CO.'S NEW YORK, VIR-
IA GINA AND NORTH CAROLINA STEAM
SHIP EXPRESS, PER UNITED STATES MAIL
STEAMERS ROANOKE AND JAMESTOWN, TO
AND FROM NEW YORK, RICHMOND, Pc
TERSBURG, &c, &c, kc.-Hsving effected arrange
ments with the u. S. mail line of steamers from New
York to Norfolk and Richmond for sPE cIAL EXPRESS
PRIVILEGES on that route, we are now prepared to
receive and forward, to and from New York MER-
CHANDISE and PACKAGES Of every description
with dispatch and at greatly reduced rates.
Our Express viii leave New York every Wednes-
day and Saturday per splendid steamers ROANOKE
aud JAMESTOWN alternately. Goods will be
ceived at our New York Office SO Broadway, until y
o'clock, P. NJ, on the day of sailing
Merchants and Others ordering goods from New
York, requested TO order by adams l. CO.'S
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS
Our inland Express will run a. heretofore, leaving
New York and Richmond daily in charge of special
messengers All Goods not marked TO go via the in.
land route. will be forwarded By the Steamer Ex-
press ADAMS co.
NOTICE.-Expres packages for Nor
folk Petersburg and Richmond. intended for ship
ment per steamers Roanoke or jamestown, win
hereafter be received by ADAMS 4 Co. So Broad.
way who are the only authorised agents for Express
privileges By those steamships.
LUDLAM 4 PLEASANrS.
je 6-ts IS Broadway. New York
II
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ORDER OF THE DAY.

The order of the day-A bill to authorize State
subscription to the stock OF the Orange and Alexan
dria Railroad Company, for the purpose of extend
ing their road to Lynchburg-was called for.
of the bill, and in reply to Mr.. WIrcHER. Without
concluding,
On motion Of Mr. IRVING, the Senate then adj.
journed.
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TO HOUSEKEEPERS AND DEAL

l. Frs IN CHINA, CROCKERY AND GLASS
WARE-R. L. HICKSON, 2l8 Broad street, oppo-
addition to his present large stock is receiving
per ship Grecan, at Baltimore from Liverpool 40
crates white Granite and blue Printed, with common
ware purchased previous the late advance; he will
be enabled sell low His stock of China tea sets and
fancy goods in the line is well selected.
Also, Knives ano Forks, by set or dozen, Walters,
Trays, English Abata Plated Ware equal to Silver,
such Table and Tea Spoons, Forks, Butter Knives
Castor Frames, &c. de-
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TaaaEpY.--The Georgia Citizen publishes the
following communication from 4 gentleman 10
sun,,ercounty, Ca. dated January o:

Sumter county, Ga, dated January9:
Our county was on last Saturday the theatre of
most awful tragedy resulting Ia the death of two
men by one and the same person. The Two men
killed civilians and Johnson) were near neighhors
TO man named Eugrsm, with whom they were at
variance and enmity. arising from some previous
difficulty OF several months standing. From facts
coming to light, since the killing, 1t appears that
Engram had been expecting an attack, and had
purposey avoided coming In contact with them; but
on last Saturday the three met at mill and En-.
gram q son (about thirteen years old overheard
Conversation between Williams and Johnson la
which threats were made either 10 whip kill his
father before night This was communicated to
Engram by his son.
Williams end Johnson, however lett tue mill
without making any attack and after going about
three miles, were overtaken by Engrani Johnson
was standing in the road by the side of his horse
cart and Williams behind large pine, immediate.
~ on the road side; and upon Engrains attempting
te pass, Williams stepped out with bis rifle in his
hand, and caught the birdie OF Engrams horse, re-
marking at 1.-THE same time now d-n you, we'll
have it, Engram having his doublebarrel shot
gun by him. Immediately fired. and lodged the en-.
tire contents in Williams breast Upon which
JOHNSON, who was some four or fve PAGES in ad.
vance of Williams, commenced advancing to.
ward En2ram, when Immediately he was fired
upon by Eugram, receiving Thirteen buck shot in
the right breast, killing him almost instantly
There was no one present but the parties and En-
grams son, at the time ot killing Engram gave
ted.
WrNprALI.-A few days since stranger from
Virginia, who was entrusted with letter to Mr.
Milt. Cook arrived here but unfortunately lost the
letter IN the street 1t was found by a. lad whose
father mailed il to Mr. Cook. The letter contained
information of benefit to Mr.. Andrew Griffin, and
was delivered to him By Mr.. C. yesterday. 1t ap-
pears that some years since Benz amin Martin gov
ernor surveyor, In return for services located 80
oVo acres OF land In Montgomery and Franklin
countiea, Virginia, and afterwards went to Havana
with produce, where he died with the fever preva-
lent in that section of country. He left six child
rem, one oil whom is judge in Franklin county
Ohio and another the wife of Andrew Griffin, of
this city Several OF the children have died, and
the wife of Mr. G. is the sole heir to about thirty
two thousand acres. valued an average of twenty
dollars per acre. making the snug little sum OF six
hundred and forty thousand dollars There is no
doubt as to the validity of the title Mr. G. pursued
the profession ofjourneyman timer IN this city
ter several years-was afterwards deputy sheriff
and city councilman, and finally president of the
latter body He is millionaire Glory be to
Andy 2-Ciacia. Columbian.
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MRS M OW AT I-Autobiography of
N1 Actress; or, Eight Years on the Stage. By
Anna Cora Mowatt. vol. l2mo, with portrait-Si-
Csc.
Grace Greeuwood.-Haps and Mishaps of Tour
in Europe. By Grace Greenwood l vol, 12mo.-
81 25c.
Phebe Carey.-Poems and Parodies By Phoebe
Carey l2mo-75c
Capt. Mayne Reid-The Young Voyagers or, The
Bow Hunters of the North BY Capt Mayne Reid,
author of THE Boy Hunters" &c. with iilustra-
tions-75c
Just received by JAS. WOODHOUSE.
ia 10 Eagle Square.
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a NOTICE.-Ladies and gentlemen,
If you want BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS
CARPET BAGS and VALICES, of good
~ quality, either for yourself children or SER
wants, go to ALEX. HILLS, where you will find
every article you want in his line, and prices that
will not fail to please. no Is
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n b. LUCK, STOCK AND LAND
We WARRANT AGENCY, GOVERNOR ST
STOCKS bought and sold on Commission. The
highest price paid for LAND WARRANTS. GOLD
AND SILVER WANTED.
T. Prize Tickets in all Lotteries sold In Lotteries
under the management of R France l. Co. viii be
promptly paid by me, and all inquiries relative to the
business of r. France Co. addressed to them
Richmond, will meet with prompt attention.
my2 G. B. LUCK.
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Tl,O TOBACCONISTS.- advertiser,
Il gentleman "a years of age, who give the
alton as under overseer in Tobacco Factory as he
has considerable knowledge of that business Salary
not much object as an agreeable situation. Ad-
dress Through the Post Ofce) J. L. H., stating when
and where an interview may be had de 22-tf
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DOTANIC PRACTICE OF MEDICINE.
- DOCTOR E. D. ROBINSON continues to offer
his services to the afflicted, and especially those su
ferng with chronic and supposed incurable forms of
disease The Dr. has been engaged in the practice of
and therefore give satisfactory reference. Thou
sands who gging out miserable existence with
Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Bronchitis, Fiuor Albus,
Dropsy, Neuralgia, Paralysis, Scrofula, Liver Com.
plant Disease, of the Lungs, Fistula, &c might be
speedily relieved and many permanently cured
city and remain until their health is restored Elk.
tracing Teeth only Is cents.
Office on Franklin, between 18th and I4th streets.
Secret forms of disease treated with great success
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THE 'Rapp Patent Scientific GOLD
Il PEN is one of the easiest in its movements,
and the most elastic and satisfactory in its execution
which we have ever tried. 1t is the most scientific
in its principles of any manufacture, and of
performs its work well.-PhRadeiphia Public Ledger,
Au9ost, 1855.
For sale by the only agents.
DEF GENNET & JAMES, Eagle Square.
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NEW GOODS.-Just received, per
IN Adams 4 Co.'S Express
J, alencia Piaids and Plaid Raw 6iiks
ftaid and Plain De LANES all coiors
French Merinoes and Velvet Ribbons
Lace and Muslin Sleeves
Muslin Lace and Jacouet Collars
Plaid and Printed Flannels for children.
To which we call the attention Of the ladies'.
WARREN L. PERKINS,
de5 No. TAI EAGLE Square.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-05-19

MARINE DISASTERS or TUE YEAR. The amounl
Of property destroyed at sea the presen, year has
been enormous. We see il estimated that al
east forty nilli0ns Of dollars would be required
TO make up the losses Of the year. The loss Of
life has been unusually great. The average an'
nua loss Of life on the Atlantic does not equaI
that occasoned by the wrecks OF four vessels
within the past few months ,-BoStON Transcript.
The Stale Bank, Augusta, was organized on
the 9Th inst, by the choice Of Geo. w. Stanley,
President, and WIN. X. Smith, Cashier. Capital,
$4,000.
Cot. BESToS AGAIN IN TIE FIELD. The Mis-
souri, Democrat announces, by authority, that
Thomas H. Benton is again candidate for Con-
grvss IA the 81. Louis district, and is likewise u
candidate before the people OF the State at large,
for election to the United States Senate.
James Brooks. Esq, senior editor Of the New
York Express, left for Europe in the steamer las,
week. He proposes To pass a few months in
France, Germany &c, furnishing letters for the
Express during his absence.
STEAMER ERIcssoS.--The Steamer Ericsson
has been raised, and will 30 Immediately into
dock, to be put IN order for sea voyage. Sever
al OF her cabin windows were found TO be open,
which OF course very much embarrassed the oper-
alton Of raising her.
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F0REIGN NEWS

The arrival of the Collins steamship Al
laniic ut New York, on Monday afternoon,
puts 6 in possession Of later news from Eu-
rope. we append the following liens:
Cotton dull, prices lower, middling quail
ties declined Cd corn declined IS; wheat
unchany ed.-Provisions not materially al
tered.
The Bremen barque Favoriie, with $50
passen gers, was sunk in the English Chan
mel BY being in collision with The barque
Hesper, from Charleston for Antwerp, and
IT'S persons vera lost.
Odessa was bombarded on the Oath and
part OF the city laid in ruins. Sir Charles
Napier's feet remains quiet.
Tie Russians have imposed heavy war
fax on all classes. The Greek Insurgents
were defeated, with great loss.
The Russians were making tremendous
preparation for an attack on Silistria about
May lsi.
An authentic despatch states that Odessa
was bombarded for ten hours by the allied
fleets and part Of the city laid in ruins.
Four gun fortresses were dismantled-tour
Russians and Que Austrian merchan, ship
were burn, in the harbor.-Three lombard
ing steamers were badly damaged.
The aiiemp, OF the Allies 10 land 1900
men failed.
The Russian feet came on, Of Sebasto-
pol during the fight and threatened the al
lied feet. bu, retired without battle.
Details Of the bombardment OF Odessa
are no, received. The Russians have evac.
uaied Little Wallachia. The Russians
RICH, wing now rests on the Auto River,
with the head quarters nj Bucharest; there
fore the interest OF tho campaign is again
concentrated on operations below NicoPo-
lis.
The Turks have come ont Of Kalaiat and
are occupying all the towns in the track OF
the Russians.
The Russians are besieging Silistria and
would make an attack on il about the lst
OF May.
The allied troops were idle.
No news Of importance from Asia.
The Preston strike is over.
On the 10Th, Sir Charles Napier with 10
vessels was at Stockholm.
Ports in the Gulf Of Finland and Bo,huia
are in state OF blockade.
France has ordered the Russian Consu's
TO leave.
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DEATHS.

I'm this town. lsth nsl David T. fcss aged 20 years,
l2th inst Juliet Harris, agcd mcnths.
In saco lIth list, Mr.. Joseph sewel aged - years
In Hollis lth Inst, % Consumption, Mr. james liods-
don aged 10 years Mr. H. vas the last remaining broth-
er q the late Rev. Timothy lIcisdOn, 81 Hollis.
In California Of small rox. Mr.. John NJ Berry, q this
town, aged "a years months 49,,
In scarboro', llth Inst, of consumpton, Miss Atnss
Chase, agcd n years.
In Par.onsnsh, February lsth Miss Caroline sea'y,
agcd 20 years aud months.
In sanford, li,h Inst, Mrs. Sarah f. wife Of Mr. Dan
lei u. shaw, aged ~ years.
In i,,,.,oo February ieh, Mr. Asa Parehsr, aged IS
In Leeds, APrn ssA, Mrs. Bs,.sy LssaSssr, aged cs
years.
In POrtland 81 Inst, Mrs. sarah Bryant, widow Of the
late Mr. Daniel bryant, bnsry u saeo, agsi % years
and months
In Lyman sth Inst, Mr.. rhoma. I'm, aged q, years.
lie was man much bslcyed By all Who knew him, and
leaves a family 10 mourn his las.
In south Berwick, Mrs. Nancy IcigiOn, aged 50 years.
In Ksnnsbunk, TN nst Miss Lucy Ann cOussns, ased
q; 18Th inst Mrs. Mary, wife 81 Mr. simon Ross agcd
In Bsunswick, Me-, d Inst, Mrs. Martha Bush ased
60 years, via Of ProG Parker cisavelAnd, Of bo~dOia
College.
In Boston, MAsA, ash ult-, Mrs.. nzabsth A. wfs Of
Mr. Isaac II. burroughs, and daughter u Jeremiah and
ally Lard, of York, Ne.
In windsos, N. e. 26th ult, % consumption NJ Dan
Vel Nicola, forueriy u this tovn, aged - years.
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Al Count ofProblte held nj faro, within aud Tor tue
County OF York, on the frt Monday in MAY, IN
the year of our Lord eighteen hundred anu my,
fur, by the Honorable Joseph 7. Nye, Judge OF
said Courts
IN the petition OF Isaiah Clancy OF Sanford. guar,
" dian Of Samuel Littlefeld, vioietta Liliiehela
and Aionzo Iitlefeld, minors and children 81 sam
uel Ltefeid late Of Sanford In said county deceased,
praying or license TO sell and convey NJ public ane.
iion private sale, nj the right, title and Interest OF
his said wards in aud TO certain real estate saIea
In Sanford, In said county, aud the proceed. me'eo
10 nut t interest," viz the homes ead farm of said de-
ceased, and also, one half Of lot and house near
Springvale village. Tho interest OF said wards being
three seye nth parts.
OnprnEp That the petitioner give notice thereon 10
all persons interested In said estate. by causing copy
OF this order Ia he Published In the Union ana Eastern
Journal printed In Bddeierd. In said county fof tnIee
weeks successfully that they may appear nj Probate
Cour TO be held ntiKennebnnk, IN said county on wy
FIST Monday m June next nj ten of the clock In The
forenoon, aud shew cause, ifany they have why INC
payer OF said petition should not be granted.
Attest, FRANCIS tcON. Register
A true copy. Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register
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Mdrrtagfs.

In this town, l3th ins by Rev. C. u Allen, Mr. Joseph
Russell 90 Miss Betsey Mugf6rl both of BhldefOri.
In this town. by Rev. G. ". Alien, Mr.. Chas ii. rhomp
TO Miss Mary q. Morse, both % Bhideford.
In this town, llth inst by Rev. Q. " Alien, Mr. Chas
Davis Of Bdefori, 30 Miss Caroline n Code, % Porter.
In Kennsbunk 9th inst by Rev. Jesse Stone, Mr. Isaac
II. Eaton, % Bkierd, 10 Miss EiIa Lorng, % North
Yarmouth.
In llayerhin, Mass, Mr.. William Rogers, Of Newton, NJ
H., 10 Miss Mary Jane seaver, of south Berwick.
In Boston, Mr. Mark splnney 20 Kttery, Me-, 10 Miss
Mary X. Greenough, % POrtsmOuth, n. III.
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Al co,,, of Probate held nj saco within and for the
County of York, ON the first Monday In May, Ia lne
wear OF our Lord eighteen hundred and hhy.iouf,
by the Honorable Joseph I. Nye, 'adge VI sa''
Court: ,,..,. Ian.
cAII,Y ROBERTS, widow Of Aaron Roberts, late
y of Alfred In said County, deceased, naVlng p,e,
sented her petition fof allowance out OF INC pe'so"'
estate OF said deceased Ill. ,o N,
osnrH.p-1 hat the said petitioner give notice 10 NJ
Interested, by causing copy oi ths o,ei Va
he pubsbed three weeks successveiy IN me ono
and Eastern Journal, printed at Biddefofd, ~ sa'u
onniy tbai they may appear at Probate Court 70 be
held nj Kennebnnk In said County, on the hrst slon-
day of June next at Of the clock IN the forenoon,
and shew cause, IL any they have, why tue same
Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
A true eopy. Attest FRANCIS BACON, Register.
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70 There has been large influx Of hur.
dy gurdy men in our place within a few
days. The demand for copper has cOnse-
quently increased.
~EH. @. Hooper is putting in the
foundation for block VI stores on Liberty
Street, directly adjoining the Brick Block in
which he keeps his large assortment of Dry
Goods.
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MONEY TO LOAN
TN sums TO suit, on Gold and Silver Watches
l. Jewelry, or on any good collateral security, b,
SHAW T. CLARK, Jewellers,
l7-tf Bddeford, Me-
VaIubIe Real Estate for Sale.

A FARM in Alfred, pleasantly situated in a good
IA neighborhood, a mile and half from the Vii
lagc, on the Western side Of Shaker Pond, which
forms its Eastern boundary. II contains about 200
acres of land under good state Of cultivation, %
Of which Is covered with valuable growth. The
fences are mostly stone wall
Upon said farm Is u substantial two story L
house, with wood-shed, carriage-house, granary,
&c, attached. Also, two barns, one " by 42 the
other 30 by no. all in good repair The farm yields
in common years hay sufficient TO fill the barns,
aud has abundant pasturagc and water. The
buildings and land sufficient for good farm, or the
whole will be sold, Us best suits the purchaser,
and terms Of payment made easy. For further
particulars inquire Of the owner on the premises.
NATHAN DANE.
Alfred, April 25,h, 1851. 7--3w
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Al Count VI PIvLAie ioJsa at SAca within and fos
the County Of York .on the nrst Monday Of May, In
The yearof our Lord eighteen hundred and fty four
BY The Honorable Joseph 7. Nys, Judge Of said
Court:
IN the petition Of Caleb Eastman administrator Of
" the estate Of Thomas Walden, late OF Kittsry, In
said County dsceased representing that the personal
estate Of said dsceaeed !, no; .nsisn. % pay the Jus.
debts which he owed ut the time OF ms death, by the
license to sell and convey the whole Of she real
tate or said DECEASED nj public auction private SALE
because by partial sale the residue would be greatly
Ospraro-That the petitioner give notice thereof 10
the heirs Of said deceased and to NIL persons Interests
ed n said estate by causing copy OF this order TO be
published In the Union aud Eastern Journal. printed
In Bdd ,ford 10 said County three weeks successive
b thaith may appear ata rdooa'e cyun 70 % h1ld.
in June next at ten Of the clock In the forenoon, aud
shew cause if any they have, Why the prayer OF said
petition should not be granted,
Atiest,-fRANCiS BACON, Register.
Atrue copy. iest,-fRANCis BACON, Register.
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Al CouH of Probate held at saeo within and for the
County Of York, on the first Monday OF May IN the
year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred anu
my .fodr, by the Honorable Joseph L. Nye, Judge OIL
said Court:
CAMUEL W. LUQUEs, Guardian Of lothian Tar.
- box, IT., an insane person, of Biddeiord IN s,i
County having presented his iifst account vi Guard
ansbip Of his said ward for allowance;
ORDERrp-That the said Samuel w. Luqnes give no
tice To all persons interested by causing copy Ell thus
order to be published three weeks saceessvey IN Tue
Union aud Eastern Journal, printed at Bddeford, IN
said County, that they may appear at Probate Cour
TO be held at Kennebunk, In said County, on the hrs
Monday of June next at len of the Clock in the fore
noon. and sbew Cause, any they have, why Tie same
should not be allowed.
Aiest,-FRANCls BACON, Register
A true copy. Attest, FRANCIS BACON ,Register.
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BRIGHTON MARKET, Thursday May IL.

At market, $50 Beef Cattle, no Stores, 10 pairs
Working Oxen, l2S Cows and Calves, loo sheep
and lambs, aud 900 Swine.
Prices-Beef Caitle--Extra 0 a o %; Isl quail.
ity, S 50 a S IS; I'd do, Is, 3d do, a 81 80 I;
ordinary, 6 50 a @ IS.
Hides--S6 a o 50 Pelts--Sl 81 81.
Veal Calyes-si, 1 "a, s, 6aa7.
Working Oxen--si2o, 100, 1875, $50, l5j 1865.
Cows aud Calves-Sales at 20, %, u, 81, 20,
40 q IS.
Sheep and Lambs Extra, 50, SOFA s. by
lot, 3 Is, 4, 5, 5 80.
Swpe--ii SIC; York Hogs, 81 Gle; reisil,
6a7c Fat Hogs, Ste.
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Stray Cow.

GAME Into the enclosure Of the subscriber on the 10th
u inst dark red Cow,-has one hip injured The Cow
has had calf since she into my enclosure. The
owner can have the same by paying charges.
oBED ii. HOOPER.
Biidefori, May 18th, 1854. s-Sw'
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Have been sustained through more than one en-
tire generation, and with a lberalty unknown to
any other medicine; and an instance Is not Known
by the proprietor, where they have not been OF
benefit TO those using them TO- the cure OF CON-
plsan recommended. l. not the long contin-
uej, unwavering support, by the pubic, OF IN"
Sherry Wine Btcrs, sufficient evidence OF lis SUI
pcriory every other medicine offered tor sale'
II is manufactured precisely the same, and the
comp oneut parts are the same rs they were at lis
first introduction. II contains NO mineral sub
stance whatever; and the public may be assured
that IL is the same Riohards0Rs Differs which,
thro ughout the New England States, the present
rising generation have heard their fathers and moth
ers 80 oflen speak in praise. l7-iw
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Notice.

THE Annual Meeting of the members u the York Coun-
i ~ Mutual Fire Insurance Company viii he holden ai
the Office % said company, In souh Berwick, Me-, Oh
Wednesday the It'll day u June next, at three Of the
clock In the afternoon 6r the election u Boar Of D
ctors foe the ensuing year. and transaction Of such bust
ness may cume before said meeting.
Per Orler u the DIRECTORS.
JOHN n. GOODWIN, Sse'y.
South Berwick, May l6ih, 1854. 2o-3w
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Attest,-FRANCIs BACON, Register.
A true copy. Attest,-FRANCIS SAIGON, Register

At Cour, Of Probate held at Saco, within aud for the
County Of York, on the first Monday Of May. In the
wear OF our Lord one THOUSAND eight hundred and
my four, by the ilouorsbe Joseph T. Nye, Judge Of
said Court:
NOAH MASON, Guardian Of James u. Nason minor
~ and child OF James Mason, late Of kennebunkpor,
In said County. deceased having presented his second
account Of Guardianship Of his said ward for allow
ance:
ORpERED-That the said Noah Mason give notice To
all persous interested by causing copy o this order
To be published three weeks successfully In the Union
and Eastern Journal, printed Id,iefoId, III SAID
CoIny, that they may appear nj Probate Conf 10 DO
held nj Kennebunk in said County, on the first Mon
day of June next at ten Of the clock in the forenoon
aud shew cause, IL any they have, why the same
should not be allowed.
Attest,-FRANCIS BACON, Register.
A true copy. htiest,-FRANCIsB BACON, Register.