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The Money market was improving at New Orleans,
but was It'll stringent Sterling was quoted at Il as
y cent Sight bills on New York, sai y cent dis.
The following is comparative statement of the
leading items Of twenty-five incorporated banks in
New.Jersey, made to the State Treasury on the lat
of January, and statement OF similar items made
az the saue time by the free bauks.
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baltimore Cattle Market.

FAlINosE FEB IS Issa-o5ered 80 head Beef Csitl-
So bese sid $50 driven eastward Price nged from
IS a. fco Hogs offered and nearly s sold st 81 to
60 ycwl
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.s.,st the plaintiffs for Is 81 10 VIII 80 eIas ~,
.rs ssS ,Ieeu.,on ssssd including ele9 - co., To
~ -, a hat ~ pressnt tisl sussequsnry -,
E.sr,Sn,,S F.r plaintiffs M.su C.pveb and fof'e'' ~
Ief.pes1ts, Means DeksrsCn snf J9dssA
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UNITED STATES District. ArrossEFS o'l T.

fss -
CHARGE oF CRUEL ekAIiN"' -. -.
4, x;u he ,...mb.seo that IN Sspten'et last
-, -. II - .tio Yort,bre sas 's'd = beNe o-en
s,s,l ,,,., B, ne o. I'D .ei2 ara ~" .or .s
81 TIE stw ,b ssynr lsficted tue njahes, vs ths Gay
.ho e..,., .9omnit,ec Tor 'risi By Mr. Ao'toa
cuIPGy OF ATTrNPr Al hUIlNY
ro..,.r .ss charged, to day By Capt StoLe OF
.~shoo,er ho.es Yang 9TH attempt at mutiny war
,ss VS.. BY Comoi,sloner eti~e soo Dc W.
80 isdittoent peodiot Tor mo mufosf
n Coca be will probably Be tied fr that oreuse
Assault WITH DANGEROUS wEAfoS.
ysnsnt wss isrusd by Conm;'siooer Morton 'or
a.. ,r.,t Of Robot DIX f-r maze ~ ship View fors
cha rcd Nth assault with bslsy'ps pn, OF John
We're the csfTsn,sr OF the ship ATes'e' a"' ''s' ~
Animation
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ccusr or COMMON PLEAs-Te ls-Bsiors Jnete

AIryoyp wARRAsTEE OF HORSE.
- -. I.n-na LNrch.

ALLEGED WAhfANIth w.
Jaoob Peesre ss. James Lynch .o o,s
To recover s4is being 800 pad ior lot au
40 s nj. t,,p or fed said bor'e, slessa naVihs
~ 'or z, Mr. Lynch the seller. - SOUND; Dat ne
S ~ he i.fe N hi, fore feet and che'; aud useless 20
pAntE 4, wa. aid that Mr.. Lynch Owned tao ho,se'-
TO- ~ o,stos ard smother; that aI. Peesre poeh..ed
- t. tsr Tor e225 with privilege 70 retain IT, should be
g. a. so .nd t.ie the horse complained Of paying
AIS dfI,boe and hst be m.ee said er hsnse n.essf
H., M L,reh warranted the fret horse bot not the second
d,nied seseo vercict FOR psntis Messrs seven'
4 Borie; for defene ant. Mr. y. ByrDe.
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Reeeipts or Produce FrB. Is

By Ere RglroaS- sea bbla Flour II oh Ashes las bsfs
R,- ice nees lie ath<r sac pts Batter. 10 do Lard
so DO Oss 81 psx Wkisky. So pigs Provisns, 80 Hog
and sundry usSeh handle.
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TIE business at the Clearing House was sl3 367 100.
A comparison Of the footDgs OF the weekly Bank
statement Of the Boston Banks, with those Of the
statement for the previous week, exhibits the follow.
ING resul,s:
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NINIAruSs ALMsNAc....-. THIS pAN
Sry-Fsey,. IS s. >ets.......-o ~ nooN-hises setsn
HtsH WATES........rhis DAY
Sandy Hook.6 5. t}0v lslsnc.7 81 Hell 0a-e,s.' =
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From Our Correspondent

From Our Correspondent
PHILADELPHIA. Feb l5-Cid 'loopsa ssndioTd' san
fo-d Newly ri; Pcnnsy vsbis. Baym're, sishmoud
The liver full Of floating ice which has broken up IN
hesVy fresh.
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ne by the free banks

The seni. annual statement Of the Bank Controller
gives the following table OF the circulation and secu-
rites OF the Banks of Wisconsin. The number of
banking Institutions is q; their circulation,
s97i 545; their securities, in stocks and cash,
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Compared with the same month last year, there is
an increase of ss, 7i6 Sc on the Main Stem, and OF
slo. 200 e. on the Washington Branch. The increase
over the preceding menth OF December is ell 81 80
Oh tie Main Stem, and s4,6s7 10 on the Washington
Branch The increase on the Main Stem is entirely from
freight, principally four grain, lard, butter tobacco,
pork and bacon. The increased receipts Of -four
were nearly O,oOo barrels and Of pork and bacon Of
over $500 tuns.
The comparative condition Of the New Orleans
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cd. The wish Of the Board ia that every stockhold'
~ shan nhserihe As 70 The iniebedDess % ne Saw

cd, The with of the Board ia that every STOCKHOLM
or shall subscribe A. to the indebtedness 10 the Saw
rcs Institution OF SIZE OO0 the Receiver himself and
the Board thong b. the question ought 10 he submit
tsd 10 legsl IT ouDal regarded 80 olJ thereof
If stockholders Did not al the coarse 1mmeoded,
they would lie rrder their individual re-pOns blty,
10 soosholceIs before die -uspeusiOn Toe deot as
MY 700 Geo. he assets $500 600, ia; 10; inmsdi-
Ltelv convertible.
t. questions put by several present the President
SAID il was inieId 10 have the agreement entered
into that eht ana thai the subscribers should meet
Oh MONDAY evening 20 elect Trustees no siockhodes,
except be snbscrlbed, would receive any Advantage
fou the purchase OF the property
The sub.cription then gone into. The Sscre-
tsry told our that there equ 20 $50 900
In So ,bafes .ubscrbed. The subscription rIes 2sct
i've the ruuber of shares held by esch person Tle
meeting adjourned til Monday evening The sub
scriptiop st lice ID the meantime, ~ hr. WIoslow
in the Il sursnce Office, under the Bank building.
TIE drafts of tie Lockport Banking and Trus.
Company on their correspondent in tais City. TO 6
large extent, wtre protested to-day. Some Of the
drafts sfoat are dated as far ahead as February,
which looks very much like kitiDg. The securities
Of tbs Bank are more than one-han bonds and
mortgages. We extract from the last statement OF
~ IA Superinfeu1fpf.
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The total deposits at the New-Orleans Mint in
January were sl77,4G4. Coinage, 100000.
The StonDgton Railroad it is understood, will
pass their next dividend and perhaps the next afer
that-usng their earnings for the purpose Of relaying
the road with heavy iron, putting in new cross
ties, &c.
AT The annual meeting of the Vermont and Massa-
chusets Railroad Company, it was stated, in refer
enee to the contract for making The Hoosick Tunnel,
that the Troy and Greenfield Railroad Company have
got TO raise $500 900 by the lst Of April for which
the contractors will furnish 5000 OOO or else the bar
gain falls through As to the State loan, it Is neces-
sary drill thousand feet of the tunnel and to have
subscribed 5000 900 to the stock with sl2o 900 paid
in, before any Of il can be received
The regular monthly meeting Of the Board of Di-
rectors Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad was held
on Wednesday, when the revenue for the past month
Of January was reported as follows
Main Stem. WISH Br. Totals.
For rsssengen......sS9Si9 70 i25 SIS 40 POO 20 u
For Freisht........... 2s6. rs - st5V 81 So1| -
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5 CHI T. NCK'S
MANDRAKE PILLS

VIII be found TO possess those qualities necessary to the
total eradication Of all bilious complaints prompt to
start the secretons Of the Liver and give healthy tone
to the entire system. Indeed II no ordinary discovery
In mellcal science have invented remedy for these
stubborn complaints which deyelope all the results pro-
duced by heretofore free use Of calomel-a mineral
Justly dreaded by mankind and acknowledged to be de-
stuctiye In the extreme to the human system That the
properties Of certain vegetables comprise all the virtues
Of calomel without It's injurious tendencies, Is now an
admitted fact rendered indisputaboby scientific research
Is and those who the Mandrake Pill, will become
fully satisfied that the best medicines are those provided
by nature in the herbs and roots OF the fields.
The Pills open the bowels and correct all bilious de-
ranyemens without salvation the injurious effects VI
calome or other posons The secretion Of bile promo
tel by these pills, viii be by the altered color 81
the stools, and disappearing Of the salow complexion,
and cleansing Of the tongue.
Ample directions for accompany each box OF PILLS,
and the price Of quart bottle OF the Sea-Weed Tonic
and box Of pills combnei Is only one dollar But sepa.
rate boxes Of pills be had Of any Of the agents for %
cents. GILL.
These remedies are prepared under the persona super
vision Of Dr. H. schenck, proprietor Of schencks Pull
monte Syrup, the well established remedy for consump
tion Bronchitis Coughs, Colds &c. &c. and the invent
or Of the celebrated Kesprometer for examining and de-
,ecting all III seases Of the Lungs, Heart, &c.
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Valuable House for Sale!

THE subscrib. offers Tor sale, orin exchange
Il foe other properyihe large and comfortable
dwelling house 10 which he formerly lived sit.
uaied on the corner Of South and Kossu,h Sts
The house Is In comp 'ete repair, convenient in,
its arrangements, and very pleasantly located,
and has large and excellent garden attached.
well sto, ked with choice and thriving iiuit trees
strawbcrries, raspberries, gCoseberries, &c, &c.
This offer isworh the attention of any man who
may wish TO secure a drst class residence In this
houishng village. d. E. SOMES.
Biddefod Feb. 4, 1854. -, 5-tf
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The voluntary testimony Of living witnesses, is that
HAYES ALLIED ONT NJ EST
AND HUMoR SYRUP,

!, the greatest medicine ever offered to the public for the
cure Of all llumors.
Offering Il TO the public not ignorant Of its opera.
ton We know II to be the greatest aHtUiatOr Of pain
and suffering to those afflicted with any Kind Of hu-
nor anil really Of the greatest blessings to mankind
ever before the public, as we can show by the sridshes
Of hiring uitHCssss, srch as Hon. ALBERr WARRkS,
Mayor u this city, Dea. VIM. NJ. Kmball, A. w.
Stearns A. T. Sanborn, $. I. Thompson, A. s Bunker,
J. " O. Hayes, J. W. Carleton, and host Of others,
all In the Doctors own neighborhooi.
This medicine Is different from all Others lnasmueh as
that,
eorllng to the laws Matsrid Medica.
Alt cares the disease, ami that too, without pro-
duclng another worse than the first
ALL altrdgs improves the hsdith-not for a day
but Il adds lasting benefit, testimonials viii show.
Try two bottles % each fairly, II viii convince the most
lncriuous hundreds have been cured with less guam
y and their testimony Is universal that Is the great
est medicine In the known world, powerful In operation
performing it, work speedily and with certainty. We
wish to b. understood that does not cure by magic, or
that Il cures without any unpleasant sensations incon
yenence, hut what Is few days In comparison 20 years
Of suffering running the risk of It's terminating In that
worst Of all forms, Cancer that equally rs fatal dis.
ease cnnsumptOn Physicians say that nine tenths OF
all conslmptiye cases originate in humOrs. Thousands
are dying annually by hunors alone To the afflicted,
would only say, IL has cured thousands and IN many
cases where they had been considered past all cure
man In New Hampshire Is using II on cancer, who mas
ben given up by hrs friends and medical attendants as
past help-by using one bottle Of the Ointment, he and
his friends are now confident Il will save his lin.
We would cite SCORES Of similar cases where II Is prov
ing equally potent. Believing the voice OF The allie
tel more powerful than our own we letthem speak Tor
IL cures the Salt Rheum Scrofula Eryspelas, Whites,
Lsprusy UancerVus llumcrs, Ring Worm, scad Head,
Burns and Scas. Chilbalns, Piles In preparation ex-
prrsslyl narlrs Itch Fever Sores and old Mercurial
Sores however long standing II removes all those yex
atlOus Pimpes Eruptors and Moth or Miew, nom the
tce leaving the skin perfectly son and smooth, adding
greatly % the beauty % the complexion Never IN any
case will n leave the least marx or scar. II viii draw
humors from the Stomach, Lungs, Throat and nom the
Head anil Eyes, by an outward application. Iimproves
the sight wonderfully where the Eyes are troubled with
humors, by removing the difficulty AMI restoring the
sight
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ron SALE, = :, g ...po1 Y =
HUNDRED HOUSE LOTS,
a,a ,1h.- valuable Real Estate.

~ II A0u Ve4oA vSASse~ -
THE ftiiowing described Real Estate, eomP,,s r.
4 Ing House Lots, and other properly t en3
situated in the villages Of ssoo and bldaeo.u,
will DO sold by the proprieton, al prices ano sh
terms favorable TO purchaser.
The House Lots, about 400 IN nrm'Sr s's
principaliy situated In Saco, between it' t""'',
road bepots Of Bidccford and Saco-a ppriish =.
them above the Railroad, and portion belown
. pleasant and healthy location, and eomm.nr,n
geously situated for the residence Of person: hav'
ing business in either Saco or Biddeford, beng
within six minutes wplk Of Main street, and Pep.
perell Square, and i've minutes walk Of the Ma.
chine Shop and Cotton Mills Of the Laconia, Pep
perch and Water Power Corporations OF Bidde.
ford A substantial Bridge, s73 feet ong and %
feet WIDE n S IL staos Rs ssso
connecting the lots with Biddeford, snd placing
them within three minutes walk Of 8 aiibs Cor
uer From this bridge q street Is graded 10 the
Railroad Crossing on Water street, which VIII be
extendedio Buxton Road. Other streets have
been laid out, extending along the margin Of the
Saco River, and TO Water street. ...,.-..-tss..
The new road recently laid out by the County
Commissioners, extending into the country from
Saco, viii intepect with Market street. which
passes across the above described bridseto Bidds.
ford. - rs.. ..tIIa - suTtt0ilH
4 Besides the lots before mentioned, the propris.
tors have dozen OF more house lots Tor sale, ON
Springs leland, contiguous to the bridge, and
\ within two minutes walk Of tlls workshops and
mills on said island On one Of the lots Is new
Cottage house with stable, which will be sold
| with the lot. ''-
They win sell also 10 lots OF from one 10 Eve
acres, as may be wanted, tract Of land adjoining
that which Is reserved for house lots. Said tract
consists Of ~ acres, and is situated on the West.
ern side Of the Railroad, and runs to the Buxton
road, the line striking that road within few rods
OF the Saco Depot. y-.-,,---.s..-.- ,-s-s...
wsnsn,ec Deeds win be given OF all lot. sold
BY the proprietors, A.. II. Boyd, Saco; ID. L.
Somes, Biddeford; Joscphus Baldwin aud Law.
renee Barnes, Nashua. N. H.; William p. Newell
Manchester, N. III.
| For fpHhcs particulars, as to prices and condi.
tioas, inquire OF ID. +. S0MES, OF Biddcford,
Agent 6s !hs Propreiors. j. o-1
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A. n Court OF Probate held at Sieo, within and
for tho County of York, on the tTst Monday in
NAV, In the year OF our Lord eighteen hundred
and Gfty i've, BY the Honorable Joseph I. Nye,
Judge of said Court:
EDWIN &. FROST, natural guardian and next friend
IL 81 George w. Frost, a minor AMI child Of said
Eiwin, praying Tor license 10 sell aud convey, at
public auction, private sale, all the right, title AMI
interest ef hs said ward, In aud certain real estate
situated IN kennebunk, In said county, AMI the pro-
Ceeds thereof 10 put 10 interest, NtE.J lot OF land
and building thereon, bounded BY the main rad le1d.
ng from The village 10 the foH and BY lands Of VIII
liam lllckct aud Phineas stevens, being formerly
The store and lot Of Timothy Frost
OEDERTD-That the petitioner give notice thereof to
all persons Interested In said estate, BY causing
cOpy IL this order tn be published three weeks
successfully In the Union and Eastern Journal,
printed n Bddef1Td, In said COlniy, that they may
appear at Probate Count 10 be held at kennebunk,
In said County, outhe hTsI Monday IA June next,
az ten of the clock In the forenoon, and shew
cause II any they have why the prayer Of said petit
lion should not be granted.
20 Attest, FRANCIS BACoN, Register
A true eOpy-Auest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
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At a Court OF Probate held at saeo, within and
TO- the County Of York, on the inst Monday ot
MAY, IN the year of our Lord eighteen hundred
aud dny.hye, by the Honorable Joseph T.Nye,
Judge Of said Court
rALEB EASTMAN, administrator Of the estate
y Il Thomas Walden, late Of kutery, in ssid
county, deceased, having presented his account OF
administration Of the estate Of said deceased for
allowance. Also as Guardian Of Sgrah 4. Cuts, Of
said kiliey, person non compos mentis, having
presented his second account VI guardianship OF his
said ward for allowance.
OEDERED-That the said Caleb Eastman give no
iice % all persOns interested, by causing a copy Of
this order 10 be published three weeks successfully In
the Union and Eastern Journal, printed at Bidde'
Iord, in said County, thatthey may appear at Pro-
bate Count To be held at kennebuRk, IN said COun'
az, on the first Monday Of June next, at ten
Of the clock In the forenoon, and shew cause
II any they have, why said accounts should should
not be allowed.
20 Ausst,-FRANCIs BACoN, Register
Atrue copy; Attest,-fRANClS BACON, Register.
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B OTANIC MEDICAL OFFICE.
tn THE AFFLICTED.

B OTANIC MEDICAL OFFICE.
To THE AFFLICTED.
nR. W. y. PADDLEPORD, oflce at No. IL Exchange
~ Street. Portland, may be consulted all Diseases
incident TO the human frame. Dr. r. gives particular At
great In those long standing and difficult cases.
such were formerly considered incurabe, Is sufficient
10 commend him 10 the public, worthy the patronage
be has received Therefore per. ms afflicted with D,eas.
OF the above nature, matter how difficult 90 long
standing the may be, would do well 10 call on DR..
Paddleor, at his Office and n not enectualiy relieved
no remuneration viii be required for his services
Read, Reflect, and b, Wise In Time.
1t Is Acknowledged by all Physicians Of repute In an
countries, that one medicine 10 sufficient TO cure all
complaints and also that With the exception Of Neural
ga, medicine will cure any one disease, but that
every complaint requires change OF Medicine ~ u pro
crosses towards cure, consequently all medicines sold
by Druggists curing all complaints, should be svcd
ed, II you wish 10 avoid being humbugged. ..
To FcinaIes.-An diseases peculiar 10 females,
(such suppressons, Irregularities, &cO speedily re-
moved The efficacy Of his remedies Tor the Of the
above Affections have been we'll tested In an extensive
practice for the last IL years.
To Young Mrn.-You who are troubled with
Seminal Weakness, generally caused by bad habit In
youth, the effects Of which are nocturnal emissions,
palms and dizziness In the head rgetfallness sometimes
consumption insanity II neglected. speedily and
permanently cured by DR.. Paddlefori.
p Beware Of all kinds Of EllKin and eordlals, a.
they are Of no use.
Dr. Paddlerd gives particular attention to oil diseases
Of private nature, In both sexes, and warrants Per
feet cure.
Dr. Paddleord Is not only making improvements by his
daily Increasing practice, but also informing himself OF
the treatment Of the most difficult both In this
country and Europe. lie IL determined let the expense
be what may that his patients shall have the best med
ical treatment in the world.
Recollect, all you who are afflicted apply at once at
my oee, and but few days will be required 10 aect
cure.
Rooms adapted for the privacy Of patients The poor
advised free Of charge. Physicians patients wishing
his opinion advice, by letter. and Ineiosng the usual
fee, 81, will be answered by return mall. Ally
W. PADDELP0RD.
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no one suffering from haeknied Cough, Pain In the
Sde restless nights, nervous feelings, and the whole
train Of dyspeptc sensations, aud given up by their
physician. be another moment without consulting the
AsSCULAPlUs. Have the married, or those about to
be married, any impeachment, read this truly usefu
book, has been the OF saving thousands OF
unfortunate creatures from the very Jaws of death.
p~rAny persons ending TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
enclosed 10 letter will receive copy ofthis work
by mail, OF five copies will be sent Tor dollar.
Address, (post paid,) DR.. WIN. YOUNG,
ly32 No. l52 Spruce ST., Philadelphia
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DOCTOR YoURsELFl a
THE POCKET ASCULAPIUS
OR, EVERY ONE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN.

NNHE hnieth Edition, with One
y Hundred Engravings, showing
Diseases and Malformations Of the
Human System In every shape and
form. To which Is added a Treatise
on the Diseases Of Females, being OF
the highest importance TO married
people, or those contemplating mar.
tiage. by 'u .. "a
WILLIAM YOUNG, MD.
Let no father be ashamed TO rre-
sent u copy Of the EsCULAPiUS TO
hts child. II may save him from m
early grave. Let no young man OF
woman enter into the sacred obliga
Ions Of married life without reading
The POCKET ESCULhPIUs. Let
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Al Court OF Probate holden at sae1, within
and Tor the Couniy OF York, on the hrst Monday In
MAY, IN the year OF our Lord eighteen hundred
and hiiy.nye, BY the Honorable Joseph u. Nye,
Judge of said Court;
ON the petition Of Jacob Wendell, Guardian OF
" Msshaeh ID. Trundy, Of POrtsmou-h, In the state
of New Hampshire, an insane person, representing
that said Tndy IL seized and possessed OF the FOL.
lowing described real estate, situated In Eliot. In
said County, win: one undivided SIKH part OF four
acres OF hnd bounded BY lands Of William Staples,
Willifu Brooks, William w. Brooks, and by the
Highway also, One-siNth part Of one acre OF land
called the Peters Lot Also, one undivided sixth part
Of lot Of pasture and eoniaiuin three aud three.
auarters ACRES, bounded by land Of Levi Brooks and
others and more fully described In his said petition.
That an advantageous OiieT Of one hundred dollars
has been made BY Martin T. Brooks, OF Eliot, in said
esnty which Offer u Is for the interest Il all con.
eened Immediately To accept and the prIceeds Of
se 10 be put out ON interest tot the bensnt OF the
SId ward; and praying that license my be granted
him 20 s. aud convey the interest Aforesaid, accord
nr Ia the srltnie In such made and provided.
OApEHED-That the petitioner give notice thereof
% al Interested In said estate by causing copy
of this order be pubshedin the Union aud Eastern
Journal printed In BiddefoTd, Ia said County, three
that they may appear al Probate
Coar 10 beihed at KsnnsbuRk In said County ion the
first Monday IN June next, at ten OF the clock In the
forenoon and shew cause, II any they have, why the
praysr of said petition should not be granted.
% Aitest,-FRANCis BACON, Register:
Atrueeopy. Attsst,-fRANCls BACON, Register