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Eastern times., 1855-10-25
OCTOBER 25, 1855.

kee yeoman was made Of. Militia, with hard
ly bayonet among them, had stormed in
trenchments, and snatched guns from ramparts
deemed secure. Raw troops, unused even 10
the noise cannon, had rushed upon bat
terry, and driven off chosen men, and veterans
of many fights.
The hopes of freemen rekindled, cheering
the long night of despair in which the revolu-
tlonary cause had slept. Burgoyne was dis
pirited. Washington rejoiced, as his discern
ing eye saw now the clear tokens of daybreak
In the political horizon. His sagacious words
were fulfilled. One of Burgoyne's detach-
ments being cut off, the people 'lost sight of
their past misfortunes, flew to arms, and af-
forded every aid in their power
Boston was all astir with the joyful tidings
from Bennington. The bells rang, and criers
proclaimed the victory. Clinton wrote, 'since
the affair at Bennington, not an Indian has
been heard of; the scalping has ceased in
deed do not apprehend any great danger from
the future operations of Mr.. Burgoyne.'
!! High hope and invincibe ardor now filled
every American heart. The electric current
of better prospects thrilled through every pat
riot soul, leaving there those high resolves
which led by successive steps to the climax of
success in the surrender of Burgoyne at Sara
toga. The more we know of those brave
men, the less mysterious their success ap-
pears. They were courageous in every fibre
of their souls. Many of them, too, were men
OF devoted piety, who mingled their prayers
with their death shots. They were not enthu-
siasts, but sober, honest Christian warriors.
Among them was one Lemuel Robinson, noted
for his piety, of whom was told to-day, that
seeing an Indian skulkng behind tree, he
raised his rife 10 shoot him, but hesitated
from compassion. But said he, Il prayed to
God to take care of his soul, and | took care
of his body!'
Pardon, Mr.. Editor, the length of these
"reminiscences an indulgence which l do not
often ask, but which may perhaps be reasona-
bly, granted to the enthusiasm of a Green
Mountain boy,.who, after long absence, is per-
mitted to revisit the scenes of his boyhood.-
If you call this weakness, it is one which
will be confessed by every man who had the
happiness to grow up under the shadow of
Mount Anthony, and within sight Of the white
rocks OF Bald Mountain.
Eastern times., 1855-10-25
A sergeant's Silk Handkerchief.

There lives in the little village Of Brentwood,
a sergeant retired from the 7lh fusileers, by
name Thomas Everett, illustrated in the Cri-
mean war with FIVE wounds, and the loss Of
one eye. A mighty hunter of Russians was
Thomas Everett having, it is said, bagged
fifty of the children of the czar--the miserable
little ones. At the Alma a shot whistled
through Thomas Evereu's ear, whispering
danger private and confidential. A bayonet
went through his arm in sortie; and, by way
of variety, Thomas Everett enjoyed ball on
the same evening through the hip. A cannon
shot made so near an acquaintance with one Of
his feet, that it delicately removed the sole Of
SHOE Two Of his comrades were taken into
Sebastopol prisoners, but Thomas Everett stole
into the city at night, shot the sentry who guar
ded them, and returned with his rescued friends.
Great, heroic have been the deeds of Thomas
Everett and great, magnificent has been his
reward, for-but the theme calls for new
paragraph, a.aaa yl@r
For Thomas Everett has received a silk
handkerchief hemmed by Her majesty How
much heroism, how much devotion may be COW
cred by one silk handkerchief! The gallant
fellow is, of course, delighted-proud Of the
present. We ihibk he ought TO be permitted,
on Sundays and holidays, TO hoist that hand
kerchef as his own peculiar flag, on his own
staff before his own cottage door. How,
streaming TO the wind, it would gather around
it all the youthful rusiics, firing their blood
with sense of glory, and kinding their hopes
that, for only the loss of one eye, the inconve-
nience Of five wounds, with deeds OF prowess
too numerous to Particularze, they TOO might
hope some day to obtain silk handkerchief!
OF course, Thomas Everett, sergeant, receives
pension. But wherefore has ne not been
promoted to the rank, at least, of ensign AT
leas, the silk handkerchief might have wrapped
up commission. laaaaala.ev7 saai'ea ,
Eastern times., 1855-10-25

THE VuLTuREs. A letter from the Crimea
tells the following tale 'Vultures are very
numerous in the Crimea. They smell the
powder and await the end Of the fight to throw
themselves on their victims. After one Of the
recent combats, an English officer was found
on the battle field, who had just expired.
pressing in both his arms one of these birds OF
prey, dead, like himself, and which he had
crushed in last effort of aeony-n What
sad commentary on the horrible barbarities OF
war; sinf5
Eastern times., 1855-10-25
Till first a caper sin anither


and the sale closed in one wild, uproarious
scuffie for everything, at any price whatever.
1t now became necessary to return home, an
important consideration which had been Who'll
ly overlooked; and the difficulty of mounting
our horses having been overcome after many
trials, we began to switch the world with feats
of noble horsemanship." Such racing and
chasing "had not been seen since the days of
Canobie Lea" Seeing the mettlesome ma
ture of my steed, my friend, the philosopher
of the ragged pony, seemed resolved upon un-
horsing me, and by dint of riding violently up
to me and shouting at the top of his voice, he
so alarmed my nag that he seized the bit be-
tween his teeth, and away flew, John Gil
pin like, TO the infinite amusement of my per-
secutor, until was safely deposited in mud
hole, near my own gate, whence | had to fn-
ish my journey on foot and appear before my
helpmate in condition that reflected greatly
upon my character. As finale to this morti-
tying business, my purchases were brought
home the next day and unceremoniously thrown
out of doors by my wife as utterly useless,
being literally, sans eyes, sans teeth, sans ev-
erything; cracked pitchers, broken pots, spi-
ders without legs, jugs without handles-a
i'd genus omae. A NUGAToR
Eastern times., 1855-10-25

A clergyman, few Sabbaths. since, seeing
poor woman toiterng Up one Of the aisles Of
his chnrch, waiting in vain for some one to of- 3
fer her seat, paused in his sermon, descended
from the pulpit, showed her into his own pew,
and quietly returned TO his desk again,
Eastern times., 1855-10-25

" 1t is the law throughout the Old Dominion,
When some poor devil dies in peace or battle.
The Executor mus: be of the opinion
His goods are perishing, and sell each chattel,
Whatever treads on hoof, or flies on pinion.
Hogs, horses. cows and every sort of cattle,
Cups, saucers, swingle trees and looking glasses,
Plows, pots and pans, tea-kettles and jackasses.
Irnnnhhshed Poe,1-
Eastern times., 1855-10-25

and our crier became so exceedingly facetious
and cracked so many excellent jokes, that it is
a pity they should be lost. Being unskilled,
however, in stenography, 1 could not take
down his words, and only remember that every
untrimmed old field colt was descendant of
Eclipse, the long-nosed hogs were unquestion-
ably Parkinson, the sheep Merinos, &c
They seemed to me to be scurvy set of ami
mails, but those who saw them 'through a
glass darkIy," seemed to entertain very diff
ferent opinion. The mirth and fun grew fast
and furious,
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STATE OF MAINE.

WORK, So. AtS,he Municipal Court Of the
l. city Of Biddeord, in the County Of York,
holden at the Municipal Court Room, m said Bid.
deford, on the seventh day Of May, A. ID. 1855, by
Edward T.. Bourne, Jr, Judge OF said court,
William NJ. A. w Todd versus Jeremiah Per-
kins, otherwise called jeremiah Perkins Jr, in a
plea of the case, for that the said defendant, on
the day OF the purchase Of this writ, being In.
debied to the plaintiff in the sum OF twcniy.sey
en- dollars, according TO the account annexed then
and there, In consideration thereof, promised the
plaintiff To pay him the same sum on demand,
yet, though often requested thereto, said defend.
ant has not paid. said sum 10 the plaintiff but neg
lec,s and refuses so 10 do, to the damage OF the
said Plaintiff, (as he says,) the sum Of lily dol.
lars.
Writ dated April 18th, 1855 And II being
made to appear TO the Judge OF said court
tina, property Of said defendant has boon attached,
ON said writ, and that the defendant, being ont OF
the State, has had no notice Of the said action,
il is thereupon ordered by the said Judge that the
said Defendant be notified Of the pendency OF this
action By publishing an abstract OF the writ, to-
gether with the order Of the court thereon, in the
Union aud Eastern Journal, a newspaper publish
cd at Biddef0rd aforesaid, three weeks success.
vely the last public alton TO be prior 10 the third
Monday in August, A. ID. 1855,
A true abstract Of said writ and copy of,he or
Attest EDWARD E. BOURNE, JK., Judge.
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The Maine Insurance Com.
pany, mt Augusta.

Saco, Jan. 10th, 1858.
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Al Court Of Probate held ut Limerick, within and
Tor the County OF York, on the hrst Monday Q,
September the year Of our Lord eigh,een hundred
and lfly-hve, by the Honorable Joseph Il. Nye
Judge OF said Couul
On the petition Of Luther sanborn, administrator OF
" the e'tais Of Peter w. Bngs, late az Newheld'
In said County, deceased, representing th,t the per-
sonaI estate OF said deseasedis not snheent " ply
the lust debts which he owed nj the time OF his death
by the sum OF nfieen hundred dollars aud praying Tot
license 20 sell aud convey the wboe OF the rear es-
tate Of saii deceased NJ pable suction or private sale
because by partial sale the residue would DC rsany
injured; o,,,. ,h.,.of
n, the heirs of said deceased and 10 all persons n-
tsrested In said estate, by causing aeopy OF TINS
order to BE- Published three weeks sueee.Sey
in Inc Union aud Eastern Journal, printed Al HID
deford, In said County, that they may appear al
Probate Court To be held nj Alfred. In said County,
ON the hr.t Monday IN October neIf, nj ten
of the clock In the forenoon. and shew cause,
IL any they have, why the prayer Of said petition
); A,isa,-FRANcIs BACON, Register
Atrus copy. Attsst,-FRANCIs4 BACON, Register
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, 9aa-'' FOR SALE,
FOUR HUNDRED HOUSE LOTS,
And other Valuable Real Estats.

Anu otuoI Vuiuouio hoal 66t0te.
TUE following described Real Estate. como,,,.
Ling House Lots, and other property, eiisibly
situated in the villages Of Ssco and Biddsiord.
WILDE sold by the proprietors,st prices and on
terms favorable TO purchasers.
The House Lots, about 400 IN nrr-lrr. m.
principally situated In Ssco, between IA, Rail.
road Depots Of Bideeford and Ssco-a ns,,,,',, :
them above the Railroad, and portion below In
q pleasant and healthy location, and comma nd M !.
line view Of both villages. They are sIyania.
geously situated for the residence OF person, Raw.
ing business IN either saco or Biddeford, beng
within six minutes walk OF Main street ana pen
perell Square, and i've minutes walk OF The M.
chine Shop and Cotton Mills Of the Tacoma. Pen.
perell and Water Power Corporations OF Bidds.
ford. A substantial Bridge, 375 feet ong and 40
feet wide resting on granite PIERS an with side.
walks has been built across the Saco River. Tim.
connecting the lots with Biddeford, End plscins
them within three minutes walk Of NTH. Cor.
ner. FronIthls bridge Q street il gtaded IN a..
Railroad Crossingson Water street, which will H.
extended TO Buxton Road. Other streets Lay.
been laid out, sxiecding along the margin OF an.
Saco River, amp TO Water street. Wv
The new road recently laid out by the County
commissioners, extending into the country from
Saco, will iniersect with Market street. which
| lord "'"os
| Besides the lots before mentioned. the p,on,is.
Tors have dozen or more house lois FOR saI.. ON
springs Island, contiguous TO the bfidp, and
| within Two minutes walk Of the vork,bon, and
mills on said island. On one OF the lots is = nav
e9uage house with stable, which will DO .old
| with the lot. w WV
acres. as may be wanted, Tract OF land .dioininv
that which Is reserved for house lots Sa,d ,r.S
CONSISTS OF a acres, and is situated on IN. W,..
cru siue VI The Railroad, aud runs 10 the Rn,ton
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Dissolution of Copartnership.

THE Coparnership heretofore existing, under the firm
Of Mitchell 4 Phibrook has been this day dis,oly-
Ell by mutual consent. o. 4. MITCHELL,
JOHN PllILDR00E.
Biddeford, August 9, 1855.
The business will be continued by the subscriber,
where will be found choice variety % Groceries, con-
slstng Of TEA Coffee Sugar, Cheese, and all the articles
usually kept In grocery store. Thankful for aIors
heretofore, a continuance 10 respectfully solicited.
have engaged the services OF Mr.. Massacre 10 assist
In my PrOmp: attention. good articles, and fair
prices, will be my motto. y. n. MITCHELL,
80 No. Central Block.
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CoHtiassdfom ldst rstk.
n. R n. DlsCovERY-H.a
N ANYWAY ReynyATIyG REsO LyENT

X. II r. DlSCOVERf-Ns Ne.
RAILWAYS RENovATING REso LvEST
Possesses the most quick and potent power over all
Chronic, Serofllous, syphiliie, and SKIN Disease'
In sir hours after the first dose s taken, the patient
will feel its health pnov ating efheaey. foa AL
IIuuoss.-The most foul and corrupt humors VIII,
In few days, yield to the cleaning, purylss, and
renovatins influence OF the r. o. Re.olv,nt. IN.
most Ioaihsom. sores, Ulcers, Nodes sweliisc, and
the most Frt-hthIl skin Dlsetsss. have bees eufod
ia few days by Railways Rsnovaiine Resoi'snt-
Il Is pleasant TO take and the patient ceis no d,aee
able sensation of sickness nj the stomach. CIsosic
Dli, that have been lingering IN The system, cor
upins the blood solening the bones Frustrating the
muscles, for ten, twenty, or forty years, nave been
radically cured by Railways RenoystnG tssoiysnt-
GRrIr Lusa MEDICINE IoR ALL Lurs ConsLAisI,.
Persons affected with weak CT liberated Lungs, Tu-
hercules, Bronchitis, Hacking, Dry Cough, Dhieut
Breathing. or splitting Hood Railways kenovsllng
tons from the Lungs aud Throat, and impaH strength
and soundnsss TO weak aud diseased LunsS. There
is no medicine In present use that has made 10 nany
rapid cures Of Lung Complaints, As hadwyfs Reno,
waiting ResOlvent. One day will alter the diseased
condition OF the Lungs and check The rayages OF ne
cav The public may rely upon an sfsctual cure OF
the following Diseases by using the ksno'aing Ne
solvent i-Chpnc Rhesumnlism, seroluls, o'.ndu'
lar swellEss, Hacking Dry Cough, Canesfous Anee.
tons, syphtc Complaints, bleeding OF lhe Lungs,
Tic Dooroux, White swellings, Turner's, Ulcers, skin
Diseases, Female Complaints, Dyspepsia, wafer
Brasb, Govt, Ricksts, Salt Rheum, Bfonchlts, Con-
,umption, Liver complaint. Feeble men and women,
whose nupial beds for years have been souehss OF
disappointment and regret,wl hnd Railways Renova-
ting resOlyent true renovation and ihSeorator OF 'hs
diseased and disabled parts. All unsonndness Is re-
moved m n few days, and every organ IN the system
restored 10 health, strength, and vigor Nervous peo-
pie should take Radway!s Renovaiing Resolyent; 10
win make the most nervous, weak, gloomy, ana de
Ieeed victims OF nervousness, feel healthy, vigorous
and Happy. Pfc OF n. u. Resolvent, u per bottle.
For the remarkable efficacy OF Radsay's Rsguia.
tors. the most perfect, pleasant and enectaa remedy
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Homestead for Sale,a

CONTAINING twelve acres Of good land, =
" Cottage House, with elgh; rooms, shed and
sttbe aud other ouibuildings, &c, all new aud IN
good and pleasant location IL being part Of the
estate belonging TO Widow Susan Loag aud stu.
ated near Hollis Mills, West Denmark, Ne.
acres, equally divided into iillage, pasturage and
timber land, free nom stumps and stones. The
whole will make one Of the best farms in Oxford
County, very easy Of access. 1t icing at the forks
OF several roads leading TO FYebutg, Brownfeld,
and Bridgton.
A fine Timber Lot OF forty acres, near the Saco
River, only quarter Of a mile from good land.
ing.
The above will he sold together, or in separate
lots. n not disposed Of At private sale, will be
sold n, auction on the lst Tuesday in September
next. For terms, apply to Col. James Walker, Of
Fyeburg, Mc., or Of 4. 5. Williams, Lynn. Mas.
sachusciis. "a
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MORE BOUNTY LANDS

ny the Act Of Congress passed. March ., lsss all on
ID ccr. Soldiers and Seamen who have served POUR.
TEEN DAYS In any war Of the United States since
ITJ5 are entitled leo Of land n they have MOI
received IT, Those who have received 40 OF 80 acres. are
now entitled 10 enough 10 make up the 100 Those
Who have received 100 entitled any more
The benefit Of this Ac, extends ~ the widow and minor
children of the soldier but 10 other heirs Those who
have been engaged In BATTLE entitled 10 le0 acres
without regard to the period u their service.
Persons having claims under this or any other Act,
will have them protnplly attended by calling on or
writing to, A. l.. RICHARDSON 4 CO., II Railroad
Exchange Court Square, Boston, who pay oash or war.
rants.
n. u. We have faithful and experienced Agents, In
Washington and We make no charge In any case unless
We obtain tho land.
Boston, March -, 1855. 6mos.
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House Lots! House Lots

THOSE who are IN want Of House Lots, OF
l. Land by the Acre, can have good bargains BY
calling on -
Bddeiord, Feb. 3, 1854. o-u
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A tmssopy, IAas.i,-FRANCis BACON Register

Ala Court Of Probate held at Limerick, within
aud for the County OF York, on the hfsI MOhuay 81
SaS,s1hs, an the wear OF our Lord eighteen hun
did aud atty five, by the HOnOfabIeJosepn NV
Judge of said Court. NJ, =,
IN the petition Of Jonathan LEWIS, S e,sao' ~ ~
I J The estate of fhIa sawyer, late OF buAlon, w
said County. deceased, paying that administration
IN The estate of said deceased m1y be granted 10 h
OuDEAEp-That the petitioner cite the neit OF Mn
"a taks administration and give notice thereof To
The heir. of said aud Ia all persons
in said estate, by causing a copy OF his Otbsi
10 he published In the Union aud Eastern journal,
nrinted an Biddefofd, In said county thIee weeks
that they may appear nj Probate Cont,
10 he holden al Aimed, la said eonny, on 'he
first Monday In October nent, at ten 0i 'he el"sA w
the forenoon, and shew cause, ny ."Sy 49,
why the prayer Of said petition should not be gfan'-
ed.
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Al Couit Of Probate held at Limerick, within
and fot the County of York, on the hr.t Monday w.
septe mbsr In the Of Out Lord eighteen hundred
ami INV i've by the Honorable Joseph T. Nye Judge
of said Court -. .
c,kLIY BRAGG, widow of Peter w. BIagg, late OF
- Newdeld, la said C"dn,y, deseased, having Fe
s.nsd her pett,s n Coz her dover la said estate 10 be
assigned and sent Ia her, aud thai Commissioners
NAV be appointed Tor that paTPose pursuant 10 law,
als her petition for allowance out OF the pefsSha
estate of said deceased.
: Osprnrp That the said sally Bragg give notice
10 all persons interested, ~ causing eoPy OF THIS
order 10 be Published three weeks successfully IN the
Union and Eastern JOamal, printed al BIddeiStd, IN
sad County, that they may appear at PTubate Cosrt
10, be held at Alfred, la said County, on the
first Monday of October neha ten Of the clock IN The
forenoon, aud shew cause, fany they have, why the
same should not be allowed.
"a Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
AtrueeOpy. Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
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no one suffering from haeknied Cough, Pain 10 the
train Of dyspepte sensations and givea up by their
physician. be another moment without consulting the
d;sCULAPIUS. Have the married, or those about TO
be married, any impeachment, read this truly useki
book as 10 has been the means OF saving thousands OF
unfortunate creatures from the very Jaws Of death.
f1rhny persc1s ending TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
enclosed IN Q letter will receive copy oftbis work
by mail, or hye copies will be sent for one dollar.
Address, (post paid,) DR.. WA, YOUNG.
ly32 No. l52 Spruca ST., Philadelphia.
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Al a Court Of Probate held at Limerick, within
and Tor the County Of York, on the first Monday In
September In the year Of Lord eighteen hundred
aud hfty. five, by the Honorable Joseph 4. Nye
Judge Of said COut,;
nHARLEs 4. WELD, Administrator Of the estate
" Of Jabez 10, Ianes late OF Duxion In said County,
deceased having presented his account of admins
taion OF the estate Of said deceased for allowance
ORpERrp = That the said administrator give mo-
tee 10 all persons interested by causing copy OF this
order 10 be published three weeks successfully In the
Union and Eastern Journal, printed at Bddetord, In
said County. that they may appear nj Probat, Court
TO be holden ai Alfred In said County, on the hrst
Monday of October next al ten OF the clock in the
forenoon, and shew cause II any they have. why the
same should not be allowed.
81 Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
A true copy, Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
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U. S. BOUNTY LAND AGENCY.
Press Forward Your Claims

4 RMY AND NAVY OFFICERS, SOLDIERS. porIl
n Regars and Volunteers, sailors. Marines .Potilia
Men, Musicians. Wagon Masters, Teamsters Indiana
and all persons who may have served fourteen days n
any Of & Wars Of the United States since the year 1870
received Warrant Tor Land, One Ilundrcd and SHY
Acres !! And 10 all who have received bounty Land
enough more TO make One Hundred and Sixty Acres
e case OF the death OF the person entitled 10 Land
his Widow, or II no Willow, the minor Chi or Children
are entitled 10 the Bounty.
we are prepared 10 promptly prosecute az siaims
(or Land and nil supply Justices Of Peace, County
Ciuks, commssionsrs Of Deed, HofaStss Psbfie,
Ion' and blank forms, free Of cost, on appiiesfies,
when desrei, viii sell he Warrant at the market
price, and remit check fos process
N. II. COBB &c co.,
- William Street, Nsw-York.
kunHcEs-Bank Of the Commonwealth, New.Yosk.
Ohio I4fs 4 Trust Company, New York.
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A, can,, az Probate held at Limerick, within
ami Tar the County OF York, ON the thifd Jay .,
Ssp,snbsT in the year Of oar Lard eighteen nunIIeu
and itty. i've by the Honorable Joseph Il N@e'
Judge Of said Coun; -, t.,.,,-
,ThRy T. MoULTON, deyisee In a certain insiTu,
ment purporIing to be the last WI ahd ies,alsn'
az TdWatd = MOullOa, late OF saeo, ~ SAM Couhv'
deceased, having presented the same ~. Plo.aS
o.okNKp, - That the said Executor give
to ali person. Interested, by causinga copy oi
this order Co be published three weeks sueeessneg
in the Union aud Eastern Journal, printed al bIue-
Gtd in I'd county that they may appear ftooaie
CouTt To- be held at Alfred, IN said county,
on the first Monday Of October next, at ten OF the
clock An the fore noon, and shew cause, lahy they
have why the said instrument should not De proven,
an,oyeJ and allowed as the last will and testament
81 Artest,-FIANCIs BACoN, Register.
A true,e0py, iAttest,-fRANCisBAS ONi hegsNt'