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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-17
FREE Lovers AND THEIR OnoAs.-we give,

FREE LOVERS AND THEIR ORoAN.-We give,
elsewhere, condensed rtsa,rss of an article
which appeared in the Tribune of yesterday,
in relation to the extraordinary establishment
which has been set up in Broadway.
This account contains much that ought not
to be published, and we have endeavored to
make il as decent as possible; at the same time
showing the whole free love humbug in its ma
tive deformity and beastliness. Greeley,
Nichols, Andrews, and the rest, may try to dis
guise the fact as much as they will, but it is
plain that lust and sensuality are the main
causes of the success of the Club in Broadway.
They may talk as much as they please OF So
cial enjoyment, passional attraction, indvi-
dual sovereignty, or any other mystic terms, to
tickle the ears of silly women, but the fact re-
mains the same. 1t is only brothel on new
plan. Even at this moment the old story in
the Decameron, where two men exchanged
wives and lived under the same roof, is being
acted over again. Other things, worse than
this, such as the abandonment of woman to
poverty and crime by her seducer, q leading
free lover, and the prostitution of foreigner
stranger that was taken in-will be found
more fully alluded to elsewhere.
About two months since we gave an e1posd of
settlement of free lovers in Wisconsin, and
referred to the parent establishment here. The
leaders then declared that the doctrine was
only carried out theoretically in this city. The
facts given to-day from the Fourieritc organ,
show that this is falsehood and that already
several young women have been ruined and
abandoned by these licentious vagabonds.
The Tribune has long been the especial organ
of these philosophers, and has long advocated
their peculiar doctrines. To its influence,
mainly, we must ascribe the success of this
free love movement, and its editors are respon-
sible for the harm that it has done and will
do. 1t is only socialism broken out in a new
and more dangerous form than usual. 1t is an
assemblage of social outcasts--men and wo-
men--for unlawful purposes, and it ought to
be broken up by the police.
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1G, 1856
Stocks steady. Pcnpsylvania State iyes s3X: Read
ing, AN; Long Island, II; Morris Canal 14sl Penn r.
r., 43A ex dividend.
BUFFALO, 0st I6-I2 80 r. NJ
Flour unchanged. Sales Of 200 bills, at 81 50 q
" 10 for common to extra Michigan IS IS so for do
Ohio and Illinois. Wheat very 6rm. Sales 5000 bushels
Chicago spring at 81 co. and $500 bushels prime white
fanadian at 81 05. Corn in good demand and lower
ales of about 20 COO bushels at Soc. S2c closing at
he inside price. Oats held ut doc. rye 81 20 bar
Cyl 81 10; whiskey, 36c Canal Freghts--l2c. corn
20 Albany and II &c. to New York. lake i'm ports veg
:erday-Flour, 4,o52 bbls; wheat 1889 bushels:
ofn do; rye, 539S DO; barley, Clio ID, Canal
exports same time--tlour 673 bbls. wheat, 81 ,925
bushels; corn, 12,o25 DO.
ALBANY, Oct. 16--I2:5O P. NJ.
Ilour-saes zoo barrels, at 50 1s2< 50 for common
10 extra State, and 80 rs $40 for common to extra
western. Wheat-salcs 800 bushels white Canadian OF
SO IT, BareySaes AZ COO bushels four.rowed at 81 ~
81 33. Ccrn--Saes 6100 bushels western mixet at
90c s1c Oats--State at 46c 4e1sc. Receipts to-day
o75 barrels -four; u.s. $50 bushels Of corn &C. is bushels
Of barley Geo bushels Of oats TO- 200 bushels OF wheat
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New York Senatorial Nominations.

hiNsSl0S, y. =, w.. TO- 1880.
Mr. Pierce late senator from Ulster and Greece was IT,
day nominated for re election, by aeclanin;ion.
Hon. Eliakim Sheriff. whg the late Senator lson,
The Tenth diztri:t--Ulster and Greene.
EoxE, n ", Oct L. 1855.
The American County Convention to-day nominated
John J. Castle for Senator from this district.
SARATOGA, Oct TO- 1885
The republicans have nominated Thomas r. uophin,
sswashngon county, for Senator from the Tenth DIS
trict and the Know No,lings have rcniused Justin 4
Smith, also owashirgton cccnty ,beig canddls fr
the Gne cffco.
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Fire Mt Albany.

ALBANY Oct. I6 1855
FIRE occurred this morning in the frame buildings
the pier north Of Patterns steam MILL occupied by R. H.
shreeve, agen Of the Philadelphia propeers; Van SAINT
voord Co., steamtug agents; Allen Mitchell provi-
sion store and Washburn & Haley grain store. Allen
Mitchell lost everything-insured for ST. $780, Wash
burn Haleys loss is 50 co., covered by insurance The
losses of Van santvoord Co., and r. a. Shreeve wero
ned To honk &c
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Tn Result IN PENNsYLvANIA-THE CfruER-
ING or ruE LITTLE SEWARD ORG,S.--in sun.
ming mp the results of two-thirds Of the State
OF Pennsylvania, our lesser Seward organ
argues that If The Seward fuslonists have thus
far lost only about sixty thousand votes since
last year, they may possibly hold their own in
The remaining third Of the State, ID which
case Nicholson, The fusion candidate for Canal
Commissioner, win s,ill he elected. Let Dog.
Terry retire.
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The Yellow Fever I'm Virginia.

BALTIMORE, Oct 10 1856.
AT Norfolk Saturday, there cases Of
yellow fever amongst returned refugees. On Sunday
there were three deaths including two Of the
The authorities recommend that absentees shond not
turn before the LIST of November.
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Malls for Europe.

NEW YORK HERALD-EDrTIoN FOR EUROPE
The Collins mail steamship Pacific Capt Nye, win leave
shis port to-day, at noon for Liverpool.
The European mails will close in this city at half past
Zen o'clock, this morning.
The HERALD (printed in English and French) viii be
paAshed ten O'Clock in the morning Single copies
wrappers, sixpence.
Subscriptions advertisements for any edition Of the
Sw York HERALD win be received at the following places
IN Europe
axvnrool John Hunter, No. l. Exchange street, East.
AcNpOs Sanford Il Co., No II Cornhil.
tASls.. Livingston Wells Co., Place de la Bonrse
The contents OF the European edition of the HERALD
aiA embrace the received by mail and telegraph at
sAe Office during the previous week and to the hour Of
puAhcatioD.
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CHARLESTON, Oct. 16, 1855.
Tho United States mail steamship Marion arrived here
from New York, at O'Clock, this Tuesday morning.
THE ALABAMA AT SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, Oct 1G, 1865.
The steamer Alabama has arrived here after passage
Of sixtytwo hours from New York with all on board we'll
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Explosion or Steam Tow Boat.

CHICAGO, Oct. 16, 1865.
The steam tug boat Seneca, while towing vessel
through Randolph street bridge exploded her boilers and
was torn to pieces. The captain, Donaldson was killed
VIM J. Vaughan the engineer, is probably rnortally
wounded G. d. Sparks the Of the boat was badly
scalded and otherwise wounded
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-17

CABINET NEws.-Our tclcgraphic advices of
this morning. from Washington, are somewhat
interesting. Curious movement that of a
special ambassador from St. Petersburg to
Washington, at this time Ten to one the
Car will be humbugged by the friendly pro-
testations and insinuations of Messrs Pierce
and Marcy. They will not be ready to force
the passage Of the Danish straits until those
six new steam frigates are finished, and then
they will back out. Wcjudge from the Ostend
manifesto, Cuba, Central America, Dominica,
the Koszta letter, and the inaugural.
We are inclined to place no small degree of
importance to the alleged fresh start of Mr..
Buchanan among the Kitchen Cabinet wire
workers, since the Pennsylvania election. We
should not be surprised, were the experiment
at once attempted here of uniting the hards
snd softs upon him, IL II were to be entirely
successful in time for our November election.
questionably, there is nothing in the acts,
pr, spccts or candidates Of the Cabinet upon
whicb our democracy can be harmonizcd.
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Later from Rio .JancIro.

BALTIMORE, Oct. Ii, 1855.
The bark Amazon has arrived here with cargo Of
1000 bags Of coffee and three days later from Rio
Political and commercial affairs unchanged.
The following vessels eft in port-Ships Janiver,
from Philadelphia discharging Sparkling Sea- from Bos
ton; barks White Squa, from New York. waiting orders
Mary Dale, from Valparaiso; ST. James, from Philadel
phia Parthian waiting ORDERS Roanoke, for New York
Morning star, waiting brgs Meteor from Bangor wait
ing Frances Ellen, from Boston.
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rs1rp STATES prs1Ei1 CouRr-Ncs. 10, IS, 5g 10 10
81, Is. ii, 81, SO.
SrfrINr CorRT-Srecia Term. Nos. 81, 1c III S. Iol
1eG. al 70 "a, e 3.
SrTrE,T CSuS-circiL-Nos 10f 90. 37e. 81 ON
1871 ip6, go, 1916, 1870, $50 y5s SOL g. go siG i1o
srIIRoR Corn--Sos. 1g9, Ic0, 5a4 81, 5ss III IL,
6Je, o. 1s3, 1911
covsoy pirss-past - Mo-. sce $50 i.3i. las 10
isse 100 Part 2-Nos. i26S, .9J, It's, Isl 70 ~
IiS3. '
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mass meeting q the nhniiur re-. ubicans n ), -.
county vii 10 held In Rochester on ,he lo-b ~, -
John ? Yale vii ADDE'S he mactias. ''''
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IIorr,h,e pouble Murder a. cmnberland. rra.

BALTIMORE Oct. To- 1850
Dr. Haden. of Cumberland, and his clerk, named Graft
were both murdered Sunday last that place, by
German. They enticed out to attend sick wo-
man. and their bodies found this morning horribly
mutated. The murderer has been arrested, and the
clothing, watch and pocketbooks Of the victims
found In his possession The Doctor was formerly Com
missioner Of Health in this city
The head Of DR.. Hade found buried at some dis
lance from his body It that after the murder Of
~ Doctor, the murderer entced his student, Graft
away and then murdered him, as to be able TO rob
the office, which he did Sunday night The Murderer
ifa German redar who broke jail recently at West Alex
ander
Graft has mother in New York. Hadel leaves wife
and two children, o visit to Baltimore.
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from an attack Of influenza. It is shame to
seebis old age, which is crowned with honor, i'm
poverished by the meanness Of his petty foes.
The people will put this right.
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FHHADKifHA, Oct. 10, 1900.
The Coored American Convention commenced its ses.
sions in FRANKLIN Hall this morning. One hundred dele
gates present from New York Con-
necticu aud Pennsylvania, including forty from tho
latter State. The convention permanently organized
in the afternoon by electing Amos G. Keenan, Of Con-
reciicut President. Among the Vice Presidents are
George c. Nell and james w. Dnffee, Of New York; Or
Bias of Pennsylvania; and teter A. Bell Of Massachu-
ses. The Secretaries Jacob Rock, G. W. Verbs
and George Denton. No other business transacted
except the appointment ola Committee Rules.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-04-20

1--WE would call attention OF the
American public to the following extract
from tho Danvillc (Ky.) Tribune, us exhib.
iting the immense power which the Roman
Catholic Bishops are acquiring in the coun,
try, in direct opposition to oil Republican
Rinciples
Bishop Spaulding. the Romsu Catholic
B'shp fthis State, is the wealihiest man
IN keSacky. His real estate, consisting oI
cSdtheeSls, churches, monasteries, hummer
les, asys.ms. hospitals, &C., is worth not less
than irohNx millions TO Eve millions OF
dollars. S.'cc the Council OF Roman Cath.
Ole bishops u the United States. assembled
IN Baltimore, ms, promulgated their de-
cree. repairing alt individuals and trustees
holding property fO,,he us, Of the church
to convey the same {, the Bishops, all the
church property iu tn, State, rs We ire in.
formed, has been conveyed to Bishop Spauld.
Ing Bishop Spauldini is now more than n
millionaire. Since the issuance of the dc.
cree by tho Baltimore Council, there has
been concentrated in the hand, Of The Ro.
man Catholic Bishops Of the United States,
one hundred millions Of dollars
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IL T. NJ Oy L.

Mr.. Rufus Small has removed his residence
from this city TO Dover, N. H., where be will
hereafter carry on business. Mr.. Small has been
actively engaged in building houses, auction aud
other business, for number Of years, and always
succeeds, b. his enterprise, in carrying through
those with whom he deals. lie has the repua'
ton OF meeting promptly and honorshly his bust
ness engagements, aud bis ability and disposition
10 DO 30 Is unques,ioncd. AL persons TO whom he
is indebted will be promptly Pald On sending hiu
their bills u, his new residence, aud all who arr
business, are requested to address him at Dover
N. H., and he will give their letters prompt atten
ton.
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Alta Court Of Probate held at Alfred, within and
f,- the County Of York, on the first Monday OF
AnriI. IN The year Of our Lord eighteen hundred
and dEy.four, by the Honorable Joseph I. Nye,
Judge Of said Couti
NALEB EASTMAN, administrator of the estate
~, Tbomas Walden, late OF KnteIy, In ssid
county deceased, having presented his private uc-
count against the estate Of said deceased for allow
nnce:
ORprREp-Thatthes said adm nistratlr give no'iee 10
nil interested by causing copy Of this order
10 be published three weeks successfully In the Union
and Eastern Journal, printed at iddeiord, I'm said
County that they may appear at Probate Court 10 be
held nj saco. in said County, on the fret Monday
of Nav next, at ten OF the clock In the
forenoon, and shew cause, if any they have, why
the same should should not be allowed.
Is Atiest,-FRANClS MACON, Register
A ,uscopv: A,,est.-FRANCIs BACON, Register.
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Dr.. nauLrr,s Alternative SYRUP.

De. BALxr: Sr Having taken several
bottles OF your Alternative Syrup cordially irsti-
" To ITS eScelleney la the Spring OF 1855 was
very much reduced; my health had been failing
some months my ihrhat, par, OF the time, very
Ite, and much soreness aud pain through nly
nng My right lang was said To be- much nj
i,aSsd also, aud any liver ENLARGED Had n hack.
ns Sough al The time, aud sometimes hard
.ousuos spcls raised much lro,hy matter some
ZINES ssraked with blood, aud occas,onally clear
%; DoV W an, some thick yellow matter; on awak.
ing nom ssep, my ihroai aud month L,i, "a ,hon-h
sesoe :; ant expecIoraied bloody matter. which
TO-" eu ,I me- MY breathing a, times was very
could lie upon u bat Few minutes. ""'
Sooa alter ! commenced taking the Syr,p.
was much relieved, and, ere long, was j.,,i,-,l,
better alter taking IL several months, 1 missed
u, without lew Gays. but IN the Summer OF
1854, could b. withoIn il. and feel s,roo, All
almost well. and labor hard ~
IL ABBY w. BiCkfoRD, Buxioa Centre.
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0UR FOREIGN AFTAIRs.-The Washington
correspondent of the New York Commercial
Advertiser says:
The country will not soon be relieved
from startling rumors in regard to the policy
OF President Pierce. who seeks to revenge
himself upon the country for the unpopular
ity Of his administration by plunging u into
n foreign war. IL is to be unprecedented that
there is somc truth in the late rumors that
the President encouraged by the presence Of
Mr. Soule, and the advice Of all the leading
fllibusters in the country, has again brought
his courage up to the sticking point, and IL
determined to demand such terms ut Spain
as will certainly be rejected, and thereupon
to take some hostile steps, and, so far as it
may be in his power to do so, to provoke a
war.
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The Nicaragua S steamship Company have
discovered a very valuable coal mine about
25 miles from San Juan Del Norte, and with
Ia about one mile OF the coast.
The Northern Light passed on the 10Th
inst the steamship FL Dorado, from Hav-
ana for Aspinwall; the mail steamer 1. l..
STEPHENS on the 10th ult., and the Nicara.
gua steamer Uncle Sam on the Odd.
The steamer City Of Norfolk, from Aus.
tralia via Honolulu. arrived at San Francis.
CO on the l9th.
Our correspondent at San francisco
writing on the 9th ult, says there ha,
been but very little, If any improvement
in financial affairs during the previous week
The rains had ceased. aud the weather
had become unusually hot for the season o
the year. The miners were generally doing
we'll, though owing to the scarcity Of COLI
with which to purchase the dust, little golC
was coming forward.
The Kern River has disappointed expect
atoms. and many were returning Disguised
and discouraged.
Captain Seaman, Of the barque America
who aided Me.gs. the iorger, to escape, has
returned to San Francisco, and reports thai
Meigs and his friends are at, or near Talca'
huano, Chill.
It was reported at San Francisco thai
Sanders, the extensive swindler and forger
escaped on the mail steamer ut Panama or
the 10th nlt.
A prohibitory liquor law would, 1t wa:
confidently expected, pass the Legislature
during the present session.
The Legislature has passed registry law
A telegraphic despatch to the Times anC
Transcript. dated Sacramento, March I'D,
says that members Of the San Francisco del
egation had given notice Of IN intention to
introduce bill to abolish the city govern
ment OF San Francisco and appoint trustees
to regulate its affairs.
Efforts are being made to amend the city
charter Of San Francisco.
A lump OF gold weighing 1877 ounces, and
worth 1896, was recently found BY q
miner in Trinity county.
Robinson, the ex.banker, has been admit
ted to bail in the sum Of $4,000 on each o.
the three bills found against him.
The miners at Springfield, Shaw's Flat
and other places are in considerable excite
ment, and have struck in order to compe
the water company to reduce their rates.
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Alta Court Of Probate holden at Alfred, within and
for the County Of YORK, on the first Monday In
April, In the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred
aud ffly, five, by the Honorable Joseph T. Nye,
Judge of said Court;
ON the petition Of Samuel n. hin, Guardian of
~ William @. Ilill, Of Wells, in said county, n mi.
nor, representing that said minor is seized and pos
sessed Of the follow Ing described real estate viz =
One fourth part Of a tract OF land In Wells on the
Southwest side Of the highway leading from Wells
Corner to Berwick aid Sanford containing ten acres
the same being more fully described n his said pet
ion-tha an advanta geous offer Of sixty dollars has
been made by Daniel Morrison, OF Wells In said coun.
lty which Offer Il 10 Zoe the interest Of all Concerned
Immediately to accept and the proceeds Of sale TO be
put out on Interest for the benefit of the said minor
and payi that license may be granted him 20 sell and
convey the Interest aforesaid according TO the statute
In such cases made and provided.
oRpERrp-1ha hat the petitione' give notice thereof
To all persons interested In said estate by causing
a copy OF this order TO he published three week.
successfully In the Union and Eastern Journal.
printed nj Biddeford, In said County, that they may
appear nj a Probate Cru. 20 be holden nj 'saeo
In said County, ou the nrst Monday In MAY next nj
ten Of the clock In the forenoon, and ,hew cause
u any they have, why the prayer Of said petition
should not be granted.
IS A,iesl,-FRANCis BAcoN, Resis,.,.
Atneeopy. Attes,,-FRANcis BACON Register
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X E N N ED US
a1zzzIlRsaz'2
The Greatest OF the Age!

| lTR. KENNEDY, Of Roxburv. ba, discovered In one
vi our common pasture weeds remedy that cures Nv
cry KIND or HUM0R, nom the worst scrofula down
to common Pmple lie has trei n IN over eleven hun
dred cases. and never failed e.cept IN two lie has now
In hrs possession oAer two hunr of Its value
All within twenty mIles OF Boston
Two bottle, are varrante m eur. n,,,. .or. r.u,h
One 10 three bottles will cure The vorss lrd N
on the face "
Two three bottles will clear the ,v,,su =, hii.s
Two bottIes are v.r,sn,., ~ car. ,hs 80, .sns.
the mon N ami .,om..h " ~ ''
Three to ave bottles are warranted N eu,s thu vol,
cases Of ery,ipeias
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Al A Court Of Probate held at Alfred, within and
forthe County of York, on the first Monday OF
April, In the year OF our Lord eighteen hundred
and dny.fve, by the Honorable Joseph! I. Nye
Judge of said Cour:
ON the petition Of Abner Bagley, Of marlborough,
" in said county, father Of William II. Bagley, a
minor praying for license TO sell aud convey, NJ pub,
lie auction or private sale, all the right, title, and
interest OF said minor, In and TO certain real estate
situated in Portland, In the county Of Cumberland,
aud the proceeds thereof to put to interest, viz -
small parcel OF real estate, ON Congress 81, which
he inhuf ii ed from his late mother, Abigail Bagley.
OApEREp-That the petitioner give notice thereof
20 all persons interested In said estate by causing copy
OF this order to be In the Union and Eastern
Journal printed In BddefoId, In said County, three
weeks successfully that they may appear nj Probate
Court 10 be held nj Slco, IN said County, on the
sst Monday In May next, nj ten OF the clock In the
forenoon and shew cause, " any they have, why the
payer OF said petition should not be granted.
Is Aiest,-FRANCls BACON, Register.
Atrue copy. Atiest.-FRANCis BACON, Register
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MAR r IA G ES.

In this city l2th inst, by Rev. C. y. Allen, Mr. VIM.
D. Smith, Of 1Iampden TO Miss Abby Ia Small, oil North
NOburn, Mass
In saco, April II, BY Rev. J. fernald, Mr.. Charles
Dresser Of Turner, 10 Armada III. Russell, OF Summer.
In Saeo, March 10, by Rev. j. fernald, MIR. Danle
" wescott, TO Miss Phebe A. Dawson, both IL saco.
In saeo, ilih inst, BY Rev. J. fernald, Edward >
Ieayitt Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Of Rockford
Illinois, Miss Mary Jane, daughter Of the officiating
clergyman.
In Kennebunkport, by Rev. Mr.. Mosher, Aexande'
Martin Of KennebunkpOrt, to Miss Elizabeth Russell
OF this city.
In Kltery, April Z, by Rev. Dir. Aver, Augustus ste
ysnsOu, OF Portsmouth, to Miss Alice Cote, OF hlttsry
In South Elliot, April l, by Rev. VIM. q. Clark, MI
Charles W. Rodgers to Miss Mary A. Paul, daughter o
Nr. james X. Paul
In Plymouth, N. H., April IL, by Samuel Rogers
Esq, assisted by Rev. Joaa PierPont, MIR. Thomas
Kmbal Of this ely, to Miss Mary p Rogers, OF fy'
mouth, daughter Of ". i. ROges.
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At a Courtiof Probate held at Alfred, within and
for the County OF York, ON the FIST Monday u
April In the year Of our Lord eighteen nun
dred and hnyhve, by the Honorable Joseph
Nye, Judge Of said Court:
0IIVER HANsCoM, Guardian Of Elizabeth a
| J Wentworth. and Catharne Wentworth, minors
and children Of Domlnicus Wentworth, late OF Lena
non In said county, deceased, having presented ''
FIRST account OF Guardianship of his said wards io
allowance: -,
OspEpEp-That IN, said Guardian give notice
4, all persons interested by causing copy OF ms or
Iion and printed at Bddeiod in sait
oun,y that they may appear at Probate Court TO o.
held al South Berwick, In said County, on the n,s
Monday Of July next, mt ten OF tne CLOCK h .n'
fore noon, and shew cause, " any .they nave, WI.
the same should not be allowed.
IS Atiest.-FRANCis BACON, Register:
true COPY. Atest-FRANClSB BACON, Register.