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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-02-24
CHEAP. CHEAPER. tur,rE,T!

CHEAP. CHEAPER, tMEirESr!
NJ LEVY has just up, urd' Mt his old stand,
W. on the North -iie Of the rnb'ie square,
large and new sssog,mrn, If we'll selected
fALL A\U WINTER GOODS.
to v hieh he respectfully invites the attention Of
his old customers md the public generally.
Ne feel. sssused. from the superior sk,li and
advantages with which his stock has been -e.
l-c,ed. that he is able to supply the citizens Of
Nar.hall and vicinity With the rh.apes, and best
Goods EVER offered IN this market. He has on
hand large supply Of Ladies'
FAN y AND DRENN GOODS.
consisting Of tire Infe-t and mos, fashionable
styles that car b- procured IN the New York
and Plfiladephls markets..
lie la. also on hand u hne supply II Cen
clemens W.n,rr Clothing, loge,her with Roots,
Shoes, Hats, Caps. etc. OF every variety aud
style. s'- is also prepared 10 furnish planters,
on the moa reasonable terms, with every kind
of Plantation Goods, such a. Negro Clothing
Hats, Blankets, Nas..t Shows, etc etc. In
fine. he il supplied with everything the people
van, and must have. 'u.t come and examine
tot yourselves, and you viii ,hefeb, save ~
per cent, and greatly oblige your friend.
October ~, 1854 NJ. LEVY.
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Richard tsonD I" h'mssif again"
e1eHiS establishment, il again in complete
j operation At lis former locnsicn. three
nies and half Northeast of Marshall, Cash
bills filled n, shor, no,cc.
BILL ~ fknEs, InH stsH.
Ordinary square edged lumber, r., NJ Us ~
Si--finv. y ~
PshDss ~ smal, ripped lumber. g 2nW
Lumber aver IL inches Ia width, or ~ fee,
IN lcrgih. viii be charged ss'm. in proportion
To the dimensions. 1weu'y per cen, will be
chaGsed on the above prices, II credit !. gwen
to the first Ut January next.
SAM. J. RICH NRDSON
Marshall. March ~ 1854. n3l-is
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Luf+bIEA fut| fSLN
At Tnv
ClTY-CHE CASH STORE.
MARSHALL. TEXAS.
~ TtlETPukD tenders hs most sincere
W thanks To the Ladies' and Gentlemen Of
Marshall and vicinity for their very liberal pat.
ronags for the two past years, and trusts from
Ne
Crea, iadnermsnts Nom offered.
Ia merit continuance Of the same.
now odrr my stetk on hand and receiving,
Of over six thousand dollars worth, at
JrsMysfre per cent on First Cast
PLEASE call and see ~bat BARGAINS.
House and goods al cost.
II All notes, and last year. ticket. due
Please call ard settle, and obligs
L. THETFORD.
M.vskau Anil 1874
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sew FRA N.

NEW r0NM.
~ J. TAYLOR b-gs leave to say TO HI, old
W. friends snd customers, that h. hss a-.o
e,a,ed With him in business Mr. james " Cox
and William Cox. under the name and style 81
TAvLoK. Cox \ Co, at the old stand OF Curtis,
Taylor A. Co. Fms, side Of the Public Square
In addition 10 their present stock, they es-
pcct in = few weeks to receive 4 large and we'll
assorted stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS.
Hardware. Saadlrry Hats, shoes, Boots, etc.
10 " hieh they invite their friend. to gise hem
. call, ~ great Inducements and good bargains
will be offered
October ~. IA5t-6u
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NOTICE.

HAVING purchased the ,yae, Of land
known M the Cartwright survey. upon
the Tallcy league. four miles and half west
Of Marshall, tor the timber alone, I would r..
quest all p~r-ons 10 respect tkc premises, u
those found trespss-ing may expect the law 10
BE- enforced agalnst them.
Jan ~, SIS 3m =. MeCOWN.
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NOTICE.
Tss SrArs o. 1xxAs.

CS.e1y q Hsrrisoa.
NOtJC1 ; hssseg givsA tAsi J. /. Ekes.
IN - A1nial.tsaass n ~ estate Of Ess.
p1h Cgowtss9, dsasa~sl, ~ ntsd NJ arsouass
- ~ M ssea1s aa1 that aAid seresnts
- - sloee9 = ~ MT tssu q Tie ecvs,v
eeoGA = = ~ + ~ It. shs sesaty Of Has.
GseA JeaoA - ~ ~ MsWlay h fsAsuasv
49, f10oN \ ~ W ~ ~ tAsssef
~ Qo0o61ognt3oo ~ sltsua -. vh<n AZ
49, - psssese jssssssssA asy attend snI
ee19D1 saso U ~ ~ psepss. y ssdss o.
s. q. HENDxlcE, Cl~h.
~ 4 ieoA - y
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lIKEN YER AND ADAMS.

BREW EH AND ADAMS.
West Side Of NE Public Square.
1IAVE lust received. and are now openin &
a carefully selected stock OF spring and
summer
staple mnA Fancy Goods.
to Which they invite the attention OF Their old
customer. and tn. pubic.
Their stock consists in par, Of the following
articles;
Rrsgo,, plain sni fancy schalley, plain
mu-lin., embroidered, dotted, and tariton !.
nconet. plain, striped, and painted chrm-
settles. with sleeves sleeves separate. eaPc-'
collars, cuffs, man'ilIa~ borret.
The La,.a Bloomrr Has,
pnrasols, fans, artificial flowers, number OF
bridal wresth-, and n general assortment OF
ribbons. DC. Also 10, 81
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Black cloth coats, black drap d'ete coats, linen
and alpaca coats. Vss1s---blaek satin fancy
.ilk; white fancy mar-eille- vests. PaSrs-
Black doe skin, dap d'.te, white linen, and
cot,onadc. Linen to-or hist., fancy mud
plain. HATS 49, Fashionable moeskin drab
b-a,er and o,rer, lcghorn, and parama.
We have likewise a choice assortment Of
boots and shoes china and glassware crock
.ry hurdwar. hulloware, and castings.
Also fine selection Of saddIery game bags'
guns, and bo~ic-ku,e>, pruning knives, Sc.
IN fine. We have Amos, every article usual
found IN DRY goods store Give II, a call, and
We feel assured tina, We will be enabled 10 gise
satisfaction.
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. Dsash n Typs.
pr cAaRLos .. sTrART.
A 0tieh Of Type! Whist shot or shsll
From wars grim camp hath half the power
A aajst Of Type! With hi. one thossht.
TAas rsssdoms nan's God given power!
That Stick Of Type hath more Of might
Thaa warrior hosts OF fos,ress walls,
And Il shall bas.ss towers 10 dust
That laugh a sisgs and cannon balls.
That Slick u Typ! sss It break
IN sldsss Of the blood.balt thrones,
All In ths yoke from millions, bowed
Ger dsad slave millions bleaching bones.
That 6tict Of Tyre eareering fleets
Dstsss II idly Gap their wings.
Asd bsnnessd armies pass like chaf--
Grown hidsous 'mong remembered thingA
That S.ics Of Type! God bless the Faust
Who wrough. il in his conquering BRAIN
That Stsh Of type. God bless the Hoe,
Who scat,ers l, abroad like rain.
Ths Type! the Preset The living Thought!
D. steam and lightning sped abroad,
oAali ses1s<s YET, and bring to man
Tt Frssdom. Love and truth Of God!
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Piano rortes &c.

FIW0O FOfJeN &c.
THE subscriber keeps constant,
for sale the largest stock Of Pixno,
wv '" IN the city, principally from Cnrc.
sniSc and >uNS's and CLARk Those arr IN.
questiouably the bes, manufacturers in tn. L.
States. Also, at all times Guitars from Ma.
rIs. together with Violirs, Aecord.on., etc
An the late and fashionable music, with pr.
eeptor-, etc, etc.
HENRY PARSONS,
10 Camp STREET, Nee Orl.an,
Jan \. 1893, u21-l,
JOHN stoff. GEO. SHARING.
SCOTT h SE AIRING.
Wholesale and Ks,aH tio,hirrs.
Mes, So and 90 Canal, corner Of Old Lev
NEW ORLEANS
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aEORoE W. TAnLfOn.

aEOR0E ". TAALfOn. J0ns
VIZ. .. fuLLm.
TAnLTON, WHITING l. TUTTL.cc.'..
l. tors ss1 Commissioa NeyeAsSts,
delet street, New Orleans II To sahs ~,
on lst September, ls51.-Ls Casa a.
made on cotton and other coasignusaA u,
dsrs for baggiag, rope, groceries. sss,
attended 10. =.
July .. iSSs 81"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-02-24

VALUABLE LAND FOX SALE
MIGRANTS and other, ~ho may b. de-
/ sirou- ~ purchasing lands, either fos Set
,lcmru, q, speculation, are informed that
Sin Iinnd,ed and Eighty Aeyss
of valuable land, well wat.vcd, and timb+'ed,
can be purchased nm accommodating terms.
SAID land il situated .,x miles north OF Mar
.ha,l, and t~~v. miles from Port Caddo, the
shipping point of this section
THIS land il susceptible e being divided,
and will be sold IN lots to suit purchasers.
Title undoubtcd For further particulars,
spply to ~ y JENNINGS
Marshall. March IS. 1884. a3-u
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rarn1assre Here ~ o.ssss!
WE would invite the attention ~ our
w friends, and the public nrnsral'y.to our
(lsrr- ard well -clce'ed) stock Of furniture
now Oh hand and dali, receiving.
Hnr,nus, D.daeSd,, Tabi,s
Sland,. Sat,s. W,iiom Ware, 4e..
CLAWS II al Kinds,
whlrh we offer low for cash. Those Wishing
To purchase anything IN our line, will do well
to g,se Us a call, and examine our stock and
prices, heio,- purchasing eis.~ here.
Call at tn. old stand If King The'fords IN
Marshall.
TuEIEOKD 4 WILSON.
May II, 1854 na5-ly
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LUBiN'S EXTRACTS.
4 fEW dozen Labin's Extracts. . genuine
"A anicle. 10 whieh ws invite The Att nsion
" the ladies, jest ssssivea ard It. sAle b.
o. :, ~ u Z = J. KEY.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-02-24

jOIlN d. SCOTT Il co.
Nos ~ Murray and ~ Warren street,,
New YORK.
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THE MAMMOTH si>bi...,

THE MAMMOTH si>BL.,
Ann
Wholssals end Retail Saddle and Hsrness
Shop.
A Large saddle and harness shop
I = - has been wanted for long vine
in Marshall. The subscribers
aware Of this, have srcen,ly visited New Or.
leans, and returned With large and well ne
lsc,ed stock Of every thing in the -
above line which they will ssl on more
favorable terms than has ever been
offered In this ma,aet, either tor cash or corn
and fodder II you want anything Of the Kind.
don't send abroad. or put yourself TO the
trouble Of hunting around, but cali Gown and
look Al our stock, and price our good..
Shop adjoining Livery Stable, North side
public square
The Litery Sishle is handsomely fitted up,
and il acknowledged to b. one 81 the largest
and best regulated establishments in the State.
P~s.ons paironiz,ng this stable may rest assur.
I'd that their horses will receive every attention.
We keep plesty Of psosender and faithful host.
lers.
e. L. HyNSON Il Co.
tr We have hovs~s. buggiss, hacks, and
carriages 10 hiFr, s~ii, OF trade.
April, 30sh. 1864. "
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Buyers will at all times find At siiA.,
house a large and .easonsble stock Of clothing
go, up in the best manner, under their inse.
date supervision, at very reduced prices ioI
cash OF approved paper. jan 7, 81
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4
ws~rsssas ~. ~ al, '~s no. Ss'a
&s = ~ M end wsthsssd dpwsrA
w. spsu ~ ~ - visssy ;rs<t
Qesn&n1 esaAs sssAssstst hssss.
ls{Srtay -. = aas".e all.
49, s|shsss Woo. ard trsh's" glow
Ys,Slush Asssy .Asus fs'dssh ell
0ss'ss jey s.1 d''r''' NO.
~ ~ srsvlag sla-yosth's sIs'y f'dss
m ~ ~ vaIs Of oar distant years;
TheG1aan lighs Of IL .usny s'sds'
10 $1,000 b The nisss Of gathering tear
AaaAs gisA cd sosss arr sd "'d 'A'"''
ploaaine sheesgh LIES chill atmosphere
r. ~ wa toss Of dsep and mystic PLAIN
n aeassess Of grief aud isN.
We ~ esswiag sIl-aud cherished friends
II, ose sts;eken leaves Of autur'n, PASS,
WIZ twilight hsss their memory blends;
0ssdows ~ deepening on the grs's,
WA wavsaA Ger their blessed resi-;
Al sAsAsws deepening on the sea,
Wu00O otoevS ~ ~ """'y ''f
AAlhs ssiI~d years tread silently
NJ ~ spswing o!d-ba. is it well
r. eisnt 70 tld. thought with 'sin regret
Ms0tag sss hearts in the funeral knel'
" starry hops~ that have sadly 'et'
r. tara lron ths rsdisai skies Of even,
via neass fos the pale and misty morn
Aytpass a the glowing gates Of heaven
~ ~ for the glory earth has worn.
W ~ growing sld-yet clear and bright,
ON IL The bow OF promise bends;
h nay b pale 10 thy earthly sight.
Bst \ sill enfold. u.-d~nrs, ftiends;
W. must look upward. higher-h'gher-
An, IT. - our yrasning .;lanes 10 cast,
ehsIl ws behold our souls aspire,
TAas ths Present crowns the Past.
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addition NJ
iof~ the market prices, We ,s VIZ.
and Of buyers rs"c .'" making @ ta -. .s
scarcely fail to give ~u's''o" 10
0 closes, Call, and judge 70, yoa'.eve.
GOODS.
u,,,, w bue Georgia l.r~ya Heavy Lowell
war lrdseys stnp<d 90, Ill. ,., .uos.
DO Kentucky Black ds' gray ana e"' ""'' N"'3'
! heolor-d6 lindsey. !.sns ,,,
Nav blankets. Wme, eo ana ye"o"
p b.. r.. ~d and gree" 49, 49, sp"'ss DO
sapvr u. land ~. whine, blankets, s:et do
s,dd. h,nls,, doe Xxi N cas
Brown b~sched domesns double WON pad nahnfu
drilling, ""eA III" o"'""s'' s"''f'""'
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
Plain black six. DO cashmere hose,
r,aard paa nnd w..r-d baes.n Chnr~n' .oo'ho-~,
rnrr, III. scored Beavers
snr., M,et lombs.nr blk slL velvet Ribbon
Fancy beautiful SASH neck and
soId .no,.d d.l.ne. ribbons.
r,epeh.n M English assd eolo. undrsNevts
SIX and all wool p'ads, ,onaf-
ss ,na mrnao s,ac, vests. con.,
READY MADE CLOTHING.
M.,l.t diouble brea.ed
and.s Embr ederdbi
and blue tens
nss hfs" m ",. ~ Single and
BLACK md fancy and vests,
Mhno s""" A"""A
Black
srhssl and Miscellaneous Dssks Stationery
A assortment Of
Rus-<-h Glazed hat"
n ya,s, md calf boots.
Black ands WOOL
ssmo." SMOKING and chewing tobacco s se%'
Starch Impers lsndbla
Powder shot ana ieAn e", et"
Iron, NAILS AND CASTINGS
B>GC,NG AND ROPE.
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4. y. \ ALf1H. r. .. hILIrk.
II II. McALP1N 4 co. WAeIsssi, 0vwey,
49, sns DsSievs in Wines and Liquors. :;
Canal street Row, and 10 Common street, New
Orleana.
We invite the particular attention Of Mereh
ants and Planters to our very largs and vel
ssIeessd stock Q! Fresh 0foesssss.
Jan. - loHA vNv3e-lv.
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T. J. lADuGiiERt. 11ouss CARPENTER
= on1 Sooner, ia prepared 10 ..wuts
I'll wosx with which h~ may BE- favored, in m
expeditions and woskmaniks manner.
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JOSEPH ". PALMER, JAMES u, Massey
JOSEPH II. PALMER Il co. Impor,er.
~ end Whoiessie Dealers in Foreign and In
ssssi,c Dry t'oo4', ~ Camp street. above GRAY.
Ter New Orleans.
Jan. 10, lS63 v9n2 sly
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New O,l.sna
TUE above house has constantly on hand :
L large and c-gan, stock of the above
goods, manufactured to order, and which ,h.,
will sell upon as favorable terms NJ any hcss
IN New Orleans. They respectfully ,clic, III
patronage Of their Tess, friends Persons VI
ting the city viii please drop in at their sstak
lishmens. Reeolleei the rr,nber - Ccmmo'
street jan '5.-y
SAN, HfspKR.oS ALry uyypEksas
;. \ \. HENDERSON. \ 60,
SuCCESSOKSt To Littlejohn l. Hendrr.oa
- "hoi,,nie 6roc ~, No. 81 Magazine ~
corner Of Natch.z, New Orleans.
January 7. 1853 H.
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Alta Court Of Probate

Holden at Buckspot within and tor the comfy OF Han
cock on the third Wednesday az September in the Yea
OF our Loid eighteen hundred and hfty fur.
slower p Hatch named Guitar in certain insru
purporing to be The hast will 40 esent OF Nsth
Hooper late Of Castue Ia said county deceased havtnt
presented the for probate;
Ordered That said executor give notice 10 all per
sons Interested by causing copy Of this order 10 b,
she'd three weeks in the Ellsworth
American printed Eliivorth that they NAV appear
Ptubate nurt he hoidea Ellsworth in said caun
~ On he ith "Wednesday IT October next al ten OF th'
clock in the ,renu and shrw CAUSE II any they have
yny thr said should not be proved approve
and allowed the last will and testament OF SAID De
PARKER TUCK Judge.
Atrue cepy-Atiest. -
z, A r nRtNkWATER, Register.
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Alta Court of Probate

Held al Buckspo within and fr the county Of Han
cock on The third Wednesday of July in the year
of our Lord eighteen hundred aud fifty i've.
Reuben Gray administrator Of the estate Of
Samuel Gray late Of Scdrwick in said county d.
cease,ihavins presented hts FRS, accoun; Of Admins
,fation up,n said estate Tor Pnohste,
Ordered that tho sand Adm'tor give notice TO oil
Der ons interested by causing copy Of ths order TO he
published three weeks ssccessvey IN The Ellsworth
American printed III Ellsworth that they may appear al
Probate Court he held al Blnehiii In said eoun,
on the first Wednesday in November neat at Of the
eis,k A. NJ and shew II any they have, why the
same should mol be allowed.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A true seory- "
37s irest-t r. nRiNKWATER. REGISTER.
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At Court Of Probate

Holden al Bnek port within and far the C"nhiy q
Hancock on tn. third "Wednesday OF sept. A. u i-'1
Charles Abbott Admin sitator Of The estate
Of Charles Afhertra late OF Csstne IN said Ceuaty
deceasei-havg presented hI' hrst account ni Admin
is ration upon sad estate tnr Probate
Ordered That tho sud Admin atstor give notice there"
to ali persons Interested by Causing copy ni ms nfhe
he published t~a weeks succe-siSeiy Ia thetiswnflf
an prtnt~d Ellsworth that they may appeal al
Probate Court be holden Ellsworth on the tnuFtl
Wednesday Of Qcioer next al ten cf the clock tn th'
forenoon aad she~ cause, II any they have, why I'M
same should not lie allowed -
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
~ A F DRINKwA AFTER Register.
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probate Notices.
Asa Court Of Probate

Holden n 8uckspor within and ias the County ofHan
Geek, GA the srd "Wednesday of September A. D. isSs
On pctitioa of James Stubbs s,n,nisi ratof Of the
estate oftephea Atwo late Of Buck port 10 sadcounty
decea+ed representing that the personal estate OF ss
deceased is mol sufficient pay the jast debts, whie
he owed the time Of his Death by the Of ouf hun
,ired dahtars aud praying t,r license IL sell
convey all the real estate Of said deceased the pay
ment ~ said debts and iue ldental charges
Ordered, That the pcttinner give notice thereof 10
the heirs Of said deceased and all persons interested
by causing copy ii this order to be published three
weeks excessively Ia the Ellsworth American printed
Ellsworth. that they may appear y, Probate C"ur
TO be holden al Ellsworth the fth Wednesday ~
October neSt Of the clock In the otenoon ant
show cause il ANY they have, why the prayer Of sa,s
petition should he granted.
nv PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A true ropy-Auest. A. T. DRiNkwATER, Register
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At Court of Prohate

At Court of Probate
Held a, Ellsworth WITHIN and r The county Of Hanosck
GA The trs "Wednesday ni Sept. Ia the year vi OUT
Lord eighteen hundred and and fly Eve
Eizabeth Allen Administrative Of the estate Of
Prnce T. Allen late II Brunkn 10 sa County deceased
- having presented her final account oi Aarlfh upon
said estate Tor Pr,Iste;
Ordered That SAID am'uis give notice thereof IN all
persons interested by casing copy II this order To he
published three weeks successfully in the Ellsworth
American prni-, Ellsworth that hey may appear al
Probate Court To he held a, Buehili IN said count
the rst wednesday, Of Nov next at ten Of tho eloek
the forenoon and she~ II any they have why
the should not allowed
PARKER rUCk Judge
arrne copy, Attest,
81 1 nEiNkW TER. KssfsteF
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AND DAxUF - tue SAL6 Ot
2naDG016 60 - 0hVoaeDaA
Ths snbscrissss wosl1 a. ~ ess~sias ~ pkassss
Faney Caeis Noss poqss - 9nss;sp0. naaatitdtiy
lalunssArsD RaoR, tns "DilGs - FAaA" lnsitsatcas
&C. Bah caaA efns~ snA bas:tese Isess~s. We'd
O. nnon e.
Ws11ine, ISvisaasa, Adde'S as1tsssssss Cards q
gsavsd order 10 the hishsss 49, q ths an Ths
osads respectfully invited 70 eel - sxsns specimens
b. s DtAo0oRN, = Schssl Sxssss 1osass
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A. a Cour of Probate

Holden Buckspnrt within and for the county OF Han
Geek on the third Wednesday of September A 1855
Charles Dunbar E1r Of the last will and testament e
David Dunbar. Sen late Of Peanbsrot In said County
deceased presented his third account OF Ea snip
Tor Probate
Ordered Tha; the said Executor give notice
thereof 10 all persans interested by causing copy al
this o,ler io published three weeks successfully in
the Ellsworth American prnie in Ellsworth thai they
may appear a Prrnate court to be holden al tlls
worth Oh The ath "Wednesday OF Oct. next, al ten o
clock the nreaaen and shew cause Hdny they have
Why he same should nct be allowed.
PARKER TUCK Judge.
A true copy, Attest.
&c A F pRINRWATER REGISTER.
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Trespassers Beware!

IL persons hsFehy Sorhisden and warned not 10
n cut OF take away from sny part Of LONG ISLAND
say Wood, Timber, Paving Stone, OF any other article
or material growing sanding, bsing any par, Of
aid Isand without frs, obtaining leave from tbs sub
scshss.
Also no, 70 Gu, o. taks svsysny Grass, Hay, Wood,
Paying ssons OF any other ssticlss Materials from
JOHNS ISLAND The two Islands know a. the EAST.
GREEN ISLAND lying IN PlAcentia Bay.
Ahss this pseaie vafning shoaid any eae pssssms
tssspsss apoa etAsr " said Islands take ithsesom
any Anic Material without ioass of the suhseyh>g
h may sIpset b prosecuted the extent n
In NV AZ have owned and paid On ~ Issnds
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