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To tie Inhabitants Of tie City Of Bichkef6ri:
In accordance with the requ einenis OF the 2Sd
section of your lty Charter, your Seltcimcn have
divided the City into seven Wards, as follows:
Ward No. shall include all that par Of the
City OF BiddeiOrd and its inhabitants which is
south Eas, OF line beginning az the mouth of
West brok and running South West to Kenne.
bunkp0r town line.
Wand ? shall include that portion Of the City
and It's nhablianiS, bounded ON the East by Ward
NO ], ON the North by SdcO river, on the West
10y line beginning at the Covered Bridge, aud
running South Westerly on Llheriy To- Hill Street,
aud Ou HILL Street 10 Pool Street, thrnce South
Easterly on Pool Street to the Westerly line u
lchabod Jordan's Girm, therce South West TO
krnnehunkpor town line, thence South East by
IN ~ ,'s- .b 55f 10 SS Mari Me- mar, ~ me
NJ snah euhor"ce inat part OF TIE Wy Vr
BlddeiOrd and It's inhabitants which is Wesi Of
Wsrd No. 9, commencing at point al the Cover
ed Bridge, aud running NOrhefly by Saco River
to n point, land on line,) parallel with the mid
die line Of York Street, thence Westerly 10 the
junction of Tacoma aud York Streets, thence
SOuhery TO Liberty Street and Foss ST., thence
South Westerly on Foss Streetto Granite Street,
thence South EisteTy on Gnni.e Street To Hill
Street, thence South Westerly ON Hill Street TO
Guinea Road, thence South West To Kcnnebunk.
pnu town line, thence South East on said line 10
Ward No. ..
Ward No. is bounded as follows On the
North by YORK ST, on the south and East by LID
erty, Foss, Granite and Hill SITS, South West by
Guinea Road, and on the North West by a line
beginning at the junction Of York, Liberty, and
WSshn y,on S,s., and running South Westerly OH
Washington Street 10 lis Southern terminus,
thence South East to Alfred ST., thence South
Westerly on Alfred ST To Guinea Road.
Ward No. 3 Is bounded North West by Maine
Street, North East 10y Chestnut aud Liberty Sts.,
aud on the South and East by line commencing
at the junction of Washington and Liberty Sts.,
and running South Westerly ON Washington ST.,
TO its South Westerly terminus, thence South
Westerly on Alfred ST, TO lis junction with Maine
ST.
Ward No shall include Springs and Goochs
Island, aud all that part Of the City OF Bddelori
| aud Its inhabitants Included between Saco River
aud a hue beginning at the terminus Of York 81,
| at LncOnia Mill No. =, and running Westerly on
York ST. tO Chestnut ST, ON Chestnut ST, West
Norherly To the Rallroad, aud by the Railroad
North EaSlery to Saco River.
Ward No. includes that part OF the City
| OF BidJelord OUTRAGED in the drst second, Third
thirteenth, and tcnih school districts, together with
that part Of the fourth school district between the
nilrOad and Maine St, aud South West OF Chest
nut ST.
CYRUS GORDON, ! Selectmen
WM IL. SMITH, OF
BARNABUS 4. CUTTER, Biddefo,d.
Bddciorl, Feb. 9th, 1855.
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articles alone was over % millions OF dollars.
The crpp Of corn in the United States is
three times greater in value than the crop
Of wheat or the crop OF c"tton.
l have ommiped many articles OF less
magnitude. which would swell the aggregate
10 over thirty millions Of dollars annually,
showing that here upon the soil is sub
stantiai interest not TO DO riaed with or
overlooked. 10 was the saying of the old
writer on political economy, that he who
made q blade oi grass grow where none
grew before, is q public beneiactnr. How
much more Sd are thuse who bring waste
tracts under cultivation introduce improy.
ed modes OF husb,ndry. and bring forth new
and incress d products Of agricultural labor
and skill. These enlarge the the recources
and wealth Of State, make il more fl and
agreeable for the residence and happiness OF
mea, and confer influence and power On the
commonwealth. Agriculture forms the per.
manen' basis Of country's greatness; Il is
the nursing mother Of q wise and virtuous
people.
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Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
A trueeopy. Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.

Al n Court OF Probate held at saco, within an
far tile County Of York, on the first Monday 81
February, ~ the year Of our Lord egh'sen hundred
and IN, 1--WE, by the IouUrnble Joseph u. Nye,
Judge of said Cuuti
GIISER CUTTi, Administrator Of tho estate Of
Eicard Cults, laio "f Kiitery, In said County de-
ceased, having pre- scented his frt aeeountoi admins
tration III the estate of SAID decreased also spo
s-..int against -Aid estate, for allowance.
at. -so-Thai the said RdmirIstmt give malice to
OHDL". ..,ssied, by causing n copy 81 this order
all persa,ns in. ,-weeks successfully inthc Union
To be published thr., '.ted Rt Bddeiord. In said
and Eastern Journal, p,. "a Probate Count Ia he
County, that they may appear Il. .hs GTst Monday
he'd at Biddefpnl. IN said County, on. IN tho
III Marh next, at. ten Of the eioc. Thy
foren1n, and shew cause, " any they have,
the same should should not be allowed.
Auest,-FRANCis BACON, Register.
a true copy. Atest,-fRANCiS BACON, Register.
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~ Count ~ Probate holden Mt Saco, within
and Tor the Coumy of York, On the ffst Monday In
February, ~ the year of our Lord eighteen hundred
aud nifty Ave, by the Honorable Joseph 4. 'Nye,
Judge e said Court;
M The petition of simeon Folsom. Executor OF tho
" will of George w. Folsn, tate of Cornish, in said
County, deceased, representing that the personal
tate IL said deceased Is not sun ;ent 10 gay the Just
debts which lie owed nj the time &c his DEATH by tho
sum II i've hundred and m, dollars, md praying Tor
license 10 sell and convey the whole of the real
estate Of said deceased, nt public auction or private
sale, because by partial sale the residue would 10
greatly injured.
ORDgRLD, Tint the petitioner give notice thefco
10 the heirs of said deceased aud all PERSONS interest
ell ~ said estate, BY clnsing1 copy OF this order - DO
abolished In the Union andEiste Journal printed
~, that they may appe'i ~ APUb,is Court W be held
ut iIidIeiird In said County, on the first Monday In
March next. aiien of the clock IN the iJtcno0n,
aud shew cause, ifany they have, why the prayer
Of said petition should moi he Rnniei.
Attest, --FRANCIs BACON, Register
A true copy. Ates',-FR iNcls BACON, REGISTER
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Al n Court of Probate held at saeo, within and
far the County Of York, on the first Monday OF
February, ~ The year Of our Lord eighteen hun
bred aud ff;y.fve, by tie Honorable Joseph 4.
Nve. Judge of said C"uni
- Urn McrRII.IIS, widow of Lewis McCrillis,
IL late of Ieb ne, IN sail county, deceased, hav.
ing presented her petition for her dower In sid
tate 20 he assigned aud set nut to her, aud that Com
sner n may lie appointed for That purpose pursu-
amt to law AIso her petition for allowance out Of
The personaI estate Of said deceased.
ORpEREp-That th said Ruth Mt Crilis give notice
Ia all persons Interested by causing copy Of this
der he published three weeks successfully In the
jin,y, tha, they day uphetraea =, gdas Otd iE>sid
held nj Bliefrd In said connty, on the drs, Monday
Of March next nj ten Of the clock In the forenoon.
and shew cause, II any .they have, why the same
should not be allowed.
Atrc.t.-PRANCTs BACON, Register.
A true copy. Atiest-PRANClS BACON, Register.
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~ n Court of Probate held nj s,co, within and
for the County 81 York. ON the inh day Of feb
may, In Tie year Of our Lord eighteen HUNDRED
aud ffIy 1--WE, by The Honorable Joseph Il. Nye,
Judge &c said Govt:
CHARLES HARDY. named executor IN certain In
" siniment, pup IrtiHg a. he the last wi ana tess,
mcnt of Charles Giles, late Of B'id-fofd. IN ssIa
county. deceased, having presented the sans i"f p'"
bate
ORprrso-Thnt the said Executor give no''es
TO all person. iniefe,iei by causing copy OF ns -
der TO he published three weeks sneeer.Nsp W "a
Union AMI Eastern Journal, printed NJ b'IueI"I., "
said County, that they mas arpenfaf r'o''s
10 be held Mt IiiIds f'fi, IN ssid County, ~" ,ne ~
Monday .f March next, at ten ~ the eorh W wy III
noon and ,bew cause fany They hsve,wny ihe ,ad IN
,,n,,n, .nood not 10 proved, approved ahd allowed
M ,hs la.t viii and ie. ameni 81 The said deceased
Atiest--fRANC!s nhCON' Register.
A true copy. Attsst--FRAScts bAsspN' hssi'''r
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vEsErARLE PULMONARY BsLSAM for Coughs,
CoiL aMI CoAsazsii0A THIS Mcds'inc has an
old aud es,, h,sLg, deportation, sud l. cue oi The
mort eiicarioa~ rv,ne,lirs We, Discovered TIC dis
eases # tie lunss A. Baagor DcrtOcrat, DE.
for sale in Bsl,rf,,rt by J Sawyer; SJco, by
J. A. Berry. Price - ceniS-l.arcet size 81 90.
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NJ A R RIAGES

In saeo, by Rev. G. n Smith. Jan. 9Th, Mr. John W.
Allen and Miss Kszlah Berry, both % Bhideforf Feb.
H. by the same, Mr.. Arei Peavey and Miss Sarah A.
sampson, both Of Alton, " II. Feb. %, by the same,
Mr. Chas II. Haley, q saco and Miss SelyinA Leav-
1T, % Efhnyham, M
In Ksnnebunk Mr.. Georse s. Weber to Miss Susan B.
Trip, both Of Kennebunk.
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Published by order Of the Council.

NOTICE. The Proie-ian, Episcopal Society,
having engaged the Hall over PePPerell Counting
Room, will hold divine ser.icc next Sabbath,
March 4ih, a, 2.o'clOck p NJ.
Services will be held a, the same place each
sabbath Z. NJ, until further notice
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Eearncs: cured i.cweyer caused.

TESTIMONY. Mn. Epiroa: Seeing an nd.
veriisc,ncni that the deal ni.,ht bc relieved by
appl.ing to DR.. Boardman, No. - Elioi ~. was
induced Ia leave home, and icst the Docior, sEll.
I WAS 40 deaf that WAS unable to hear ordinary
To my establishment Ia iwehly
minutes my hearing was perfectly rcsiotrd. i
recommend all deaf persons 10 Try the Horrors
new method of cur.
FRANCIS RICHARDSON, Of Sloughton.
Letters, po-, paid, attended 10. Remedies and
npparatus scnt by Express.
Boston, Dec. 20, 1851 0!jn
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IS.

AZ Market o5a resf cas;i-, eOSO sheep anil I, swine
beefCaus-Se Qu,te extra sS.25 a., G, nrst quail
ny $500 -, o'' sssood quality s0,I3 $40 tAirl
Quali,y se,2s
Working Oxen-So Sales.
Cows anil Calves--Sales frusn sal slO
sheep sales ffum 81 IS q IS so.
sxins-At retail, ffvn . ol-2s.
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Attest, FRANCIS n tcoN. Register.
A tine copy. Atiesi, FRANCIS BACON, Register.

Al Co~n OF Probate held NJ Saeo, within
and foe tls County of York, on the hrsi Monday ~
Februa y, In the year Of our Loid one thousand
eight hundred ara Cry I'VE, by the iionorpbie Jo-
seph 7. Nye. Judge a.: ,aii Couri
IN the petition VI o. u. Br1dblIy, guardian Of Nh
" " ,. Dresser md Sophia H. Dresser, minors, and
children of Richard Dresser, late OF Buxton, IN sad
comfy, deceased Praying Tor lren-e 90 sell aud COZ
yey II public auet,on pavaie -ale all The riga,
title and Interest of his said warts In aud 10 certain.
real estate, situated In Buxton, In said county,
and the proeeeds thereof O. PIT toinierest, va
about twenty .nne aeres OF land. situated on
the line Of the new county rad leading from Josiah
Berr,'s 10 James a. Hannon's house, and more fully
described In his said petition.
OApEsrp-That the petitioner give notice thereof
90 MI ne Interested insad estate by causing copy
OF this order To be pubsed In the Union aud Eastern
JournaI printed In BiddefoId In said County, three
weeks successfully, TINT they may appear nj Probate
Count TO he held nj ddeford In said County, on the
first Monday IN March next Mt ten al the clock In the
forenoon, and sew cause, " nny they have, why tho
prayer OF said petition should not be granted.
Aites-PRANCls BACON, Register.
Auue copy. Aiisst,-PnANCis BACON, Register
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
From the Ssniinsi sHd Rcfornsr, Worcester, Mass
wistar's gsisam Of wild Cherry.

The beneficial effects of this remedial compo-
stion ARE astonishing the world, aud make u Que
OF the mO>i popular medicines now known. For
Coughs, Cnlls. aud Cru>ump'iye Cases, = cura.
tive powers are established by numerous ie>,lmo
mails Of the highest character Ia the hr~t stages
OF the disease, Iernel Catarrhal Cons'imp ion," "
originating 6Om neglected Colts, u Ia, bc' used
with undertaking suCcess, and hundr de have &C
knowlcJgcd they owe ih. restoration OF their
health To this Invaluable medicine.
MANI Uf the hrst physicians prescribe u In
their Practice Always signed l. BUTTS on the
wrapper
AsSSr.. J. SAWYER. :. 5. Lord. Bidleiord !;
T Gilman, J. q. Rollins, Saco; A. Warrcn, Ken
nebunkr J. Cousins, \. :. l.uques, kennebunk
por: w Lil,cdrld, welI.; Saywa.l Il Wcbb.r.
Allied; J. Merrill. Springvale; q II, Saow, n.
Berwick; J e. ThsnpsJu, ;. Berwick; IT, A.
Pike, Cornish: q. Gil,n, Buxton; j. Bmeseil,
w Parson,6eld ]. Beckett, h. Par>onsheld.
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SUERIFE,S SALE.

WORK, S., February ls, 1855, This day
Il seized upon an execution wherein 'iiliam
Emery, VI Lebanon. in said County oi YORK,
the Judgment creditor and Joha McCrlli.. OF ,Alu
n damon, IS debtor, and will be sold al public auc-
lion ON TUESDAY, the 9th day oI March next,
AT ten Of the clock in the forenoon, at the s'9e "
Frederick A. Wood, in said Lebanon, y" y"o
,;gh, in ,oui,v ar otherwise, which the said John
WcCriIll, has TO redeem the following Describes
rcaI estate. situated In aid Lebanon, aud bounu
ed as olIow-, viz:-Ea'i by, the River Road, 20
o,,dT, Snuib by land vi Ahr,m Rchardt West
by Salmon FAILS River, and North by land OF IA.
r,,n D,wns, containing scveniy.iye acres, be Inc
same more or less, with the buildings ihcteoa,L
S,;d real estate being morgaged by Lewi, Mc'
81. 90 W,lIum E.ncry, aforesaid; said MoH
.,se being recorded in Book 237, Pnsc. All and
i,o Of Yor; County Records, TO which reference
may be- had for more full particulars :.
swT JOHN HEMINGWAY, Deputy Sheriff
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STATE OF MAINE.

- William w. Clsares, Constable of Bid.lstord
You are hereby required in the name Of the
Statcs'l Maine TO notify the legal vo.ers OF the
City OF Bddelord, To meet on Monday, the l2tt
day OF March next, at ten O'Clock. A. NJ, in
their several wards and places designated as fol
lows -
Ward No at the School House in Sixth School
District.
Ward No. in the School House on Sullivan
Street.
Wand No. at the School House on Pol
STREET.
Ward No. a, the Engine House on Washing.
ton Street
Ward No. 5 at Beethoven Hall.
Ward No. D AT Mckrnney's Hall.
Ward No. at The Hall over Stephen Dyer's
Store AT Kings Corner for the following purposes,
viz
lst. To choose Warden for each Ward.
I'd. To choose Clerk for each Ward.
81. To give in their votes ior Mayor.
9TH To choose one Alderman, three Common
Councilmrn, ard one Constable for each Ward
CYRUS GORDON, ! .Selectmen
WM n. SMITH. uf
BAlNABUS E. CUTTER, Bddef0rd.
A true copy, Attest
W w. CLEAvES, Constable.
BiddcIord, Feb. 25lh, lSj5
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NOTICE We have a medicine that win cure
CoUGus OF every description, immediately. We
say this because Il has ever failed 10 cure in a
single instance. II WIS discovered by ia late
De. BuxLEIGu SMART, Of Kennebunk, probably
the most >uc ,cs,lul Physician n treating diseases
OF the Lung, in the State, who used At in his
private pr-c ice many years. A,prcsen, II will he
for sale III our shop only but we shall SOON be
able 10 suppl; any demand for u
SHAW * CLARK, Jewellers
AZ Ri,LL.I,r.l Nc
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NoTFC~
To the Gcnllei,,cn.

GENTLEMEN who like 10 wear A NEAT
" SETTING GARMENT, can have one 10
their entire satisfaction by ealing at
Cit OWEN & MOULTON'S.
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eTf- We learn that mo- hopes nrc entertained ol
49, the recovery of Mr.. y. Fogie, the gentle
man who was injured by the crowd ~ customers
in lrout Of Messrs SHAW & CLARK'S Watch,
Clock, ard Jewelry Establishment, Que day las,
week
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S,lDl,Ortcrs.

SUPPORTERS & TRUssEs of the latest and
y most approved styles, KEEP, by DR.. N. BRooKs
Also, Bannins's ps, Spn i;lss' KIP! only by
saeo, Feb. ,, 1854.
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Lewiston Falls Academy.

TJNHE Spring Term Of Lewiston Falls Academy
i will commence on the liih Gay nf March
next. under the instruction Of GEORGE Woops, A.
M Principal
Having secured the services Of Mr.. Woods, uor
lncrly Of Yumouth,) 50 extensively and veil
known q. un able and successful teacher, the Trus-
tees believe this Institution offers Ia oil pursuing
Classical or English Studies, the best advantages.
Assistants will be employed 10 give thorough
instruction in each department. Board in good
families from 81, so to $500 per week, exclusive
Of wood and lights.
N. MORRILL,, Sec'y.
Lewiston Falls. Feb. 9Th. 1855 dwS
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Al n Court Of Probate holden a, Saco, within ana
for the County Of York, On the hrs Monday In Feb.
mary, In the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred
and INV five, by the Honorable Joseph 4. Hys,
Judge IL s,it Coyr;
IOiIN q. MOUi.ToN. named executor In n certain
., instrument. plrfilng 10 he tbeias wall and ies
t,,nen, Of Oliver Moniton, late of Newdsld. In said
county, deceased, having presented the same for
Orprsrp p That the said executor give notice
TO all persons interested, by causing copy of This OF
der 10 be pubii.hed three weeks suece.-ivey In the
Union aud Eastern Joafn,i, printed ut Bidefor, In
.aid County, that they may appear at Probate Count
10 be held nj i,diefnr IN said County, the first
Monday In MAnh next, nt ten ,f the clock In
the forenoon. and sb.w cause, " any they have why
the said instrument sbuuld not be proved, approved,
and allowed rs the iast viii and testament OF the
said deceased.
Ahes,,-rRAvCis BACON, ResIstsr.
Airuc copy. Aitesi,-rRANCis BACON Register
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A. Count of Preh,ts. held ut snso, within and
Tor the eaHny of York, on the hrst Me.dsy In Fen:
m,y. IN the year of our Lard eighteen hundred
and hny.hve. ny ths Honorable Jossph Il. Nys,
Judge of s,id Court, rF.. 90 .I5...
the petition of William Stanley, one IL the sur.
~ e'ics In n certain baud, hearing date February J,
1875, green to tie Judse IL Probate fr sad county,
signed by Daiel ChaIb,arn y. principal. and Rob.
su Johnson aud the said William Stanley rs sure
ties, and conditioned for the fiiihfi discharge. by
said DANIEL Chadbcuin. "f tile uust rad ,ffiee of
Guardian VI Jaa A. Cuts, Henry o. QUITS, william
p! Cults, Levi q. Cults Humphrey q. rutis George
W. Cuts, Thomas J. Cults, aud Charles A. Cuts,
minors and children OF Tnonis J. Cuts, late 81
North Eerwiek, in said County, decreased, praying
that he The said William Stanley rs sursyas aforesaid,
may b., i.eharged INN al rssponsibhy Tor any fu.
tire breach of TIL condition 81 said h'na.
OnognEp, That the peiiIcner give poieo 10 NIL per-
sons Interested, by eausingh copy 81 this ofdeI o. be
published three weeks snece.svely In the linton aud
Eastern Journal printed at Bddsiafd.i In said county
that they may appear nc Probate Cent Ia be held nc
Biddsford IN said the rst Monday In March
next, at ten nf the clock IN the forenoon, and
shew cause, u any they have, why the nme 'ht uld
not be granted.
Atns copy. Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
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WANTED.

DY an American Girl, chance to do work in a
ID family. Apply at Mrs. Cleaves' No. La
coma Corporation. 3w9 MARY SMITH.
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Occan Rank.

THE Stockholders of the Ocean Bank are here
by notified TO NEE, at their Binking.tlouse,
on Saturday, the 10Th day Of March next, nj d
o'c ,ck in the afternoon. 10 take INTO con.iuera'
iion an act Of the Leg stature, entitled IAN nci
to Increase the Capital Stock Of The Ocean Bank,
aid for the transaction Of any other business 'ha'
may properly come before them.
By Order of the President and Directors.
G. LlTrLEFlELD, Cashier.
Kcnnebunk, Feb'y 81, 1873.
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Commissioners Notice.

TUE undersigned, having been appointed by
Il the judge at PrIl'aie too the Cou1iy at York,
Co'nin.SSi ners to receiye aud examine The claims
of the creditors ~ Prier W Sra ~ ,lalc al Ne~liela,
in said County, dcceassd, whose estate ~ repre-
seated Insolvent rvc n",Icc ih., six months iro.n
the fifth day a; February ius, have been allowed
To said creditors To bdn; ia aud prove their claims
AZ i that they will attend TO the service assignee
thrm at the office ct Edward 5 Mouis ia New.
field, the las, Fridays OF Manh, May aud Jun,
next ensuing. commencing nj oae o'clock IN ,hs
EDWARD s. NORRIS.
LUraER ). MOORE
Negield, Feb 1853
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A. Court Of Probate held at saeo, within aud
for the County Of York, on the FIST Monday Ia
February, In the year OF our Lord eighteen hun
dred aud my. hvs, by tho Honorable Joseph T..
Nye, Judge of said CourI
OE the petition OF Mary J. Robinson. guardian Of
" James A. Rnbinson,a minor, and child 81 Albert
Robins an. late of kennebunk, IN said eony decreased
representing that the goods. ehsiels aud credits of
her said ward ar. not sufficient % answer the Just
debts expenses Of miinienunes and charge, Of Guar
dianship by the of ninety dollars, aud praying
that license may be granted her 10 sell and convey 80
much OF thI real estate of her said war. NJ may 10
necessary 10 satisfy the claims hfJiesad! and also 10
raise ole hundred dollars more, IN anticipation 81
accruing eipen.es:
OspsEsp That the said p.iuioner give notice
thereof to all persons interested IN SAID estate by
causing q copy of ibi, order TO be published three
weeks successfully In the Union and Eastern Jour
nal, printed II BddsfId IN Said County, that they
msy appear Mt n Pfobiio conr, to be held at IT'D
defod Va said county, on the ftst Monday 81 March
next, nj ten oftbe clock In the forenoon, and slew
cause " any they have, why the prayer 81 said petit
ton should not be granted.
Attest, IN ,SC's BACoN, Register
A true cory, Aue.t, FRANCIS BACON, Register
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-03-02
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roer-ws:,srn suP.rane, ssTsi' fancy os'i d.Ds-
see extra, sll 90 a Sill rs.
Grain-Southsrn yellow Corn IL Selling at Al o. and
White at 95. Oats. IS a 60 cts Rye, In iOts 81 20.
Hay-Easiern 10 selling at 81 per ton, cash.