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NAVY DEPARTMENT.

Naral The United States steam frigate Mississippi
sailed Yesterday from New York for the East Indies Sub
Joined Is list of her officers
Captain VIM C. Nicholson; lst lieut., II. N. Stem
bel "a lieut., Thomas Patteson Sd lieut., A. f. War
benz acting master George Bacon surgeon, John Fox
passed assistant surgeon, d. D. Phillips assistant sur
geon p s. Wales; purser, Thomas b. Nalle boatswain,
Robert Mcdonald gunner, VIM Burme (; sailnaker,
j. c. Bradford; chief engineer, Robert Dandy lst as
sistants r. A. jackson and vrginius Freeman; I'd
sistants Lloyd A. Williams and r. NJ Ba,tleman; Sd
assistants w. F. Desamo Joseph H. Warrington, and b.
G. hampton.
The United States steam frigae Merrimac is pre-
pairing for at Boston the flagship of the Pacific
squadron. Suboincd is list Of her officers who have
been ordered to report on the lst of September:
Flag officer John c. Long commander r. B, Hitch
cock 1st lieutenant Richard Wainwright I'd lieuten-
ant Thos. M. Crossan 3d lieutenant, H. N. T. Arnold
4th lieutenant w H. Parker 9th lieutenant w. Sharp;
9Th lieutenant, S. L. Breese fleet surgeon, d. S. Ed
wards purser A. A. Belknap passed assistant surgeon,
Albert Shrver assistant surgeon, d. Bloodgood; chap
lain, Chas A. Davis; boatswain z. Witmaish gunner,
w. Arnold; carpenter, John Green samaker, David
Hilbert and G. H. Loring I'd assistants, John Hollins
and +. L. Lambdin Sd assistants, Eben Hoyt w. l..
Walters G. b. Kidd and John johnson.
The Ne,c Socp-of mar.-On the 2ith OF this month the
Naval Bureau of Construction will receive proposals
the act of Congress approved Sd March of this year
is expected that all the enterprise and skill Of ship
building cities will be brought into competition when
the proper time arrives for the reception of specifications
and plans.
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Entered.
Cleared.

Prior to 1880 there no coffee grown in Costa
Rca. At that period it's cultivation was introduced,
and well adapted is the soil in many parts of the
republic to the successful cultivation of this berry,
that coffee has now become as important article
in the foreign commerce of Costa Rica as cotton is
in that of the United States The quantity annually
exported amounts to nearly 100000 lbs. the bulk
of which usually goes direct to Great Britain. An
unusually large share of the crop of 1856 went to
France on account of the protective duties on mer
chandise conveyed in French vessels from the coun-
try of growth. About 297 900 lbs. however, valued
at about $50 900, exported to San Francisco,
and appear among the official returns of exports to
the United States. Since the commencement of
Pacific commerce, it is every year becoming
noticeable that San Francisco is drawing to its port
large share of the Central and South American ex-
ports which have hitherto found a market in the
great emporiums of European commerce. AS re-
spects the coffee of Costa Rica official despatch
from the British consul at San Jose, of date January
Ii, 1857, says; Exports [of cofee to the United
States in 1856, amounting to Go, ,952, were for San
Erancisco--a market which will, probably, at
y day. consume far larger proportion Of the crop"
In 1855 the crop of coffee amounted to 07O9OO lbs;
that of 1856 to $500 900 lbs; and it is believed that
the crop of 1857 will exceed 100000 lbs.
In glanciag over the official tables exhibiting the
trade of Costa Rca with foreign nations par
ticularly struck with two facts, to which we
would invite the attention of those whom it may con-
cern. From the table which we have given above
it appears that in 1858 the imports into Costa Rica
amounted in value to $l,450,93O. Of this amount
there is assigned to Great Britain 1865, 900, or
within fraction of two-thirds of the whole. The
remaining three years designated in the table give
somewhat different results, but the will not be
found in any increased importation from the United
States, but in the Interruptions to British trade du-
ring these years, with the of which are fa-
milar Thus
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It is singular fact that not only the United States
senators from Pennsylvania and the State supreme court
Judge the present speaker clerk and assistant clerk
of the house. the clerk Of the of Pennsylvania and
the democratic candidates for governor and canal com
soner, are all practical printers 'es
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Total imports. Brit

The share assigned to the United States in the to-
tai import trade for 1855 and 1866 was for the for
mer year, SOL 800, and for the latter 800, 200
Whence this disparity in the exports of Great
Britain 5000 miles off, and of the United States, al
most at the very threshold of Costa Rica Naviga-
ton and import duties precisely the same on both
flags the vessels of both nations are treated alike
in the ports Of Costa Rica and if there be any
preferences in the markets of the republic for the
merchandise of either, it is in favor of the United
States for the British consul at San jose in the de-
spatch already referred to- informs his government
that the United States export this country better
and cheaper mbeached cottons than can be obtained
from England, and, doubtless, the bulk of this de-
scrption of goods, of which there is a large con
SUMPTION will in future be imported from the
States" And yet cotton goods constitute the bulk
of Costa Rican imports, and Great Britain supplies
more than 80 per cent. Of the whole, and over 400
per cent more than the United States What say
our manufacturing friends in Lowell, or our shippers
in Boston and New York /? If as Che intelligent gem
teman who represents the British government in
Costa Rica says, their " unbeached cottons are bet
ter and cheaper" it follows that their supplies are
inadequate to meet the demands for consumption, or
their other goods inferior and higher. In either
case the remedy is obvious.
The whole number of packages of cotton and silk
goods imported into Punta Arenas from all countries
in 1856 was 7,13O, valued at S494 $50. These were
distributed as follows
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WASHINGTON CITY.
THURspAY MoRNING. AUGUST 20. 1857.
OFFICIAL. .

APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT
Charles Lindley of California, receiver OF public
moneys at Marysville California, in place of 2. G.
Rust resigned.
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SALES FOR MAY.
SheriR's Sale.

RY virtue OF sundry Wrts Of Flera Facius
ID to me directed, I will sell at Abbeville
Court House, on the first Monday and Tuesday
in MAY next, within the legal hours of sale,
the following property, to wit.
200 acres of Land, moro or less, bounded by
lands of d. M. Rogers, NJ. o, Tolman, and 9th
ers as the property of the Estate Of Joseph
Mathews ads. A. Giles.
600 acres. moro or less, bounded by W. T.
Jones, Jas. killingswortl, and Others, as the
property Of J. I. Carter, ada. A. II. Magee,
Henry Beard for another. and others
100 acres, more or less. bounded by J. F.
Marshall, and others, the property Of James
Cunningham, uds Thos. Gordon, and others.
so Acres. more or less, bounded byJ. p Graves
p. S. GiIlebeau and others, the property of Is.
+. Gilbert. ads d. o. Hawthorn and others.
l Negro boy John, az the property Of w. S
Robertson, ads. Enoch Nelson and others.
TERMS CASH.
r r. COCHRAN, s.. A. D.
sherif's Office. April Is. 1857. 5l.,sd
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AS a Spring and Summer Medicine, Carriers
spanish Mixture stands pre-eminent above all
Others. Its sngularly efficacious action on the
blood its strengthening and vivifying qualities; :;
its tonic acton OH the Liver; it's tendency to
drive all humors to the surface, thereby cleansing
the system according,to Natures own prescrip.
ton; its harmless, and at the same timo extrnor-
binary good effects and the number of cures
testified to by many or the most respectable ci.
tizens Of Richmond, Va, and elsewhere, must
be conclusive evidence that there is ITO lunlbug
about it. :
The trial OF single bottle will satisfy the most
skep,ica of IFS benefits.
SEQ advertisement in another column
(ApriI.
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Waite Teeth, Perfumcd Breath and beautiful
Complexion, can be acquired by using the {" Balm
Of 1hoTsand Florcrs" What lady or gentle.
man would remain under the curse of disagree
able breath, when by using the 'Bai,m of a
Thousand Forers" as dentifrice, would not
only render it sweet. but leave the teeth as white
as alabasteri Many persons do not know their
breath is bad, and the subject is so delicate their
friends will never mention it. Beware Of coun-
tcrfeits. BE sure each hottie is signed
FETRIDGE d CO, N. Y.
cB- For sale by all Druggists
Feb. 90, 1857. a. eow6m
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Committed

Committed
/" the Jail of \bbevlle OH the I4th a.
L irs,., Negr' man, HARRY. aliasG
JOHN. wh" says he belongs 10 j. w But--A
irr, Of Fdgefiel'i District; that he formerly b.
longcd to John G. Hays, OF this District Said
hoy is Black and heavy built, apparently A. or
50 years nI age.
The owner is requested to come and prove
property, pay charges and take him away
Il. X. COCHRAN, Jaior
April 23, 1857 SO #
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NoTICH.

CONSEQU ENI:E of the destruction of
IL our Mill by fire, the firm Of F. A. CONNOR
d CO.. is this day dissolved by mutual consent
We are anxious to wind up the business, and We
ask our customers to ONE AND SETTLE up
their accounts Immediately; and also. those in.
debted to CONNOR g. ANDERSON, either by
Note or Account, must pay, or they will be sued
at the next Court All those having demands
against the firm will present them for payment
Call on +. A. Connor, who has the Books
F. A. CONNOR & co.
Cokcsbury. April 8, 1857 So It
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LfsT OF C0NsroNEHs

''sek ending Aprit Q2d, 1857.
Is Rotlschilds, Cobb, Hunter A. Co.. co, N n
ii,nlm"n. Clark. Jr., Thos n Cochran. Gen A
smith, Col Foster Marshall, Hon r G Per.
Tn' Inygert. McCuslan 4 Co., w d Mars, II A
Jones' IL w Lawson, james Martin, Col F w
Davis W Power. f Taylor. Frazer Living
stoh' IL Kerr, L Lyon, Enrite e. Starr
d. II. SONDLEY, AIT
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ATTENTION, A PLANTERS
Economy and Utility!


VIE undermined having purchased the RIGHT
L. Of Warlick's PL o W. Patented Anri
~, 1885, will sell Plantation Rights. ucr
Stocks delivered at Greenwood DeI,ot or
residence of W. p Hill. Observation-Disclosures. 1.5O
with Turning Shovel for from 5000 to G5n
This Plow, from its simple structure durab-
ity, lIghtness of dranght, ease of m,nns enirnt.
adaptation to the different Shares used in the
cultivation of tn: farm, and consequent cheap
ness, is commencing itself to general use as IL
Superior Farming A"r,iemrnt wherever tried.
HILL & ANDREWS
Greenwood, S. c., Oct. &, 1856. 25-Iy..
We, the undersigned having examined and
tried the Warlck PIow, concur in the above
concentrations. JAMES CRESW ELL,
JOHNSON SALE.
X. NJ. WHITE,
SAM'L MCGOWAN,
I.ARKIN REYNOLDS,
KOBT w. Ll'rES, -.
A. WIDEMAN. =
"GENTs: have used the Plough Vol, sent me
and am much pleased with it. T. 'tlinKrita hes
best Plough have ever used. 1t combnes ges,,,, .
omy aud utility in high degree. 1t brsSksshp
the soil well and to a g'al depth. with oissiisies
am S" we'll pleased with it, that want more
of them. s.
"Very respectfully yours,
''TIlOS G.. PERRIN"
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Window Shades.

XTLtLLIAM SHEAR has received from Now
w York large supply of Gold Band, Land
scape, Gothic and other styles of G. q, and
feet WINDOW SHADES, Of rich and elegant
patterns. which he will sell at very low prices.
Also, a large sapply Of Embroidered Lace and
Muslin CURTAINS and Curtain, Materials,
with Gimps and Cords and Tasso's TO match.
Bands Of new and beautiful styles, to all of
which the attention Of the public is respectfully
invited. 81 S-l
April ., 1851 ILL.,. so. tt
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j. D. MCCLELLAN,

j. D. McKEILAR,
Surgeon Dentist.
M OULD most respectfully inform the cti-
w zens Of AbbeviIle and Edgefed Districts,
that he will spend the first half of each month
in Abbeville and the latter half in Edgefield,
where he will be pleased to attend to any pro.
fessonal calls that he may receive.
Address-Abbevillc C. H., Greenwood and
Mill Way.
April 90, 1857 So 3m
u Independent Press copy.
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"A Final settIenaent.

NOTIcE is hereby given that Final Settle
IN ment Of tho Estate Of THOMAS RE
KARD, will he had in the OrdinSry's Oaice.dG
the soth OF June next. ;Bersons having de-
attested. on .orbefore that duy. Those indebted,
are requested to settle immediately. -.
l. II. RYKARD, Admir-.
March 1s, 1857. ~ 3m
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GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, HARD.
WARE, CUTLERY,

GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, HARD
WARE, CUTLERY,
Plantation Implements, &C.,
4 N hand, in store, with large additions every
~ week, f"r CASH, at very low prices:
80 Bills e Yellow SUGARS.
81" Crushed and Powdered SUGARS,
2 FIhds. Muscovado do.
50 Bags Rio. Old Gov. Java and Mocha Coffee
5 Hide Trinidad and w. L. MOLASSES.
~ boxcsSperm. Adnmantine IL Tallow Candles
A large stock of FANCY GROCERIES, such as
Pickles, Syrups. Preserves and JclIies.
Snuces, Spices, Table Salt, &c,
Maccaroni aud Starch.
Fig Blue, Indigo, &c.
The very best CHEWING TOBACCO.
lU000 finest selection Rio Hondo SEGARS.
Lock- Tongue, Fifth and Log Chuins.
100 Pairs Trace Chains, (assorted,)
100 Kegs NAILS, do.
Tea Kettles, Boilers and Grid Irons,
Well Buckets Sifters, Waffle and " af.r Irensl
Blue Stone, Copperas and Madder,
Buckets Tubs aud Demiions
Broad Axes Foot AIDES, and Collins Axes
Some best Plain Pocket Cutlery
Also, just received, fresh from the Brewery in
Scotland,
l2 BbIs. Glasgow ALE, very superior article
Agency for the South Carolina White Lead
Company, and OH hand,
1900 Lbs. 5. C.. White Lead, pure, (beau,ifui,)
1900 beautiful Zinc Lead, (pure white,
and great many other articles ut the lowest
prices for CASH, or on short time to prompt
customers. II. S KERR
Abbeviue C. II March u, 1887. 46-ly
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Election Notice.

G1oCCAOA VOGxC0s
pURsUANT to Writ of Election, issued
Managers of Elections, for Abbeville District,
there will be election held in said District, on
the FIRST MONDAY and dny following, in
MAY next, for IL Representative in Congress- to
fill the uneXpired term Of Hon. p. S. BROOKS,
deceased. d,
The election to he bed at the following places
and conducted by the following persons, appoint
ed Managers oil Elections for Abbevile District,
by joint Resolution of the Legislature of 1855:
~ANAGE1
Abbeville c. H.-John Lesly, James A. Nc
Cord, John A. Hunter.
Warrenton.-W. II. Brooks, WIN. o. Pursly,
Robert Wilson.
Calaham's-James NJ. Carwlle, BAIL Gala
hmm, J. Ramsey Black,
Lown,l-sve. IT. T. Cunningham, James
Clark, William Giles
Cnlhoun's MIls,-D. NJ. Rogers, NJ. o. Tall
man, w. II. Taggart.
Brldlry's..-Dayid McClane, A. T. Widemau,
\. J. Weed.
White tiall-Gen. P. fl. Bradley, c. W.
Sproull. J. l.. Hearst.
Greenwood.-Dr S. V. Cain, James Crisw. Il,
Albert Fuik.
Woodville.-R. R. Talberl, Johnson Sale, Pc
ter Mckellar.
Deadfa1l-Augustus Cobb, Robt. Jones, WIN.
Buchanan.
Scuffietown.--Wm. Maddox, Noah r. Reeves,
Benjamin NJ. Latilner.
Tribbles Store-E. Tribble, Robert Stouckey,
I. Is. Milford.
Snithyilie.-Silas Ray, Thomas Riley, A. II.
Merton.
Frazierville.-I. w. Frazier Leroy Purdy,
Enoch Nelson
Stoney PoinL-Tm. d. Calhoun, Thomas
Stacy, Alexander H. King.
Moseley' 's.-Jan,es C. Willard, Geo. L. Patter-
son, William Trewitt
Cothran's--James H. Widcman, John Chiles,
Capt. Robert Lites.
Due West Comer.-Jas. r. McClinton, VIM
Norton, Robert w. Hadden.
Cokesbury.-George A. Allen, F. A.. Conner,
Charles Smith.
Sreed's~-Augustus Smith. John Graves, Jno.
Mosel-y.
Observation-Disclosures Lsranasre, w. A. Gro:
zier, Andrew Guleheau.
Long Cane Milia-J. N. Cochran, T. J. Rob-
erts, George Nichols.
Mount Hl-Enoch Barmore, Andrew Pruitt,
james Plain.
Donald's Store. F. Donnald, J. N. Sea.
wright, II. Brownlee.
Ninety Six Depos.-R. II. Golding, w. B.
Meriwether. Thomas Nichols
April Is, 1857 81 st
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Head Quarters,
EIGHTH REGIMENT, S. c. M,)
AD.sl

EIGHTH REGIMENT, S. c. M,)
April, 1887.
ORDER No.
I>HE Lower and Upper Battalion comprising
Il the 9Th Regiment of $. G. n, wiIi appear
for Drill and Review at their respective parade
grounds, as follows:
The Lower Battalion at BrAdIeys Old Field,
on>SATURDAY, 25ti inst.
ThesUpper Battalion at McCaw's Old Field,
OIL SATURDAY. the Cd of MAY next
The Commissioned and non- Commissioned
officers will attend at each place the day pre-
vious, for drill and instruction.
Captains commanding Beat Companies will
order out the pioneers in their caEnmands
All Staff Officers are required to bs in full
uniform.
Majors Rogers and Cunningham will please cx.
tend the sboye order.
By order of
COL. H. II. HARPER.
J. G. WILSON, Adjutant.
April 6, 1887 SO I'd
" Independent Press copy.
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UST receiv d ii new supply OF LADIES'
- DRESSES GOODS,
BONNETS, RIBBONS.
ENBROIDERIES,
MANTILLAS
TRIMMINGS
Vi STRAUSS,
Cok..sbury
Apr.. 2:', 1897 81 3m
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Removal.
7TNHE Subscriber hos removed from his old
Il stand to Enright d Starts Gin Factory, and
reiprns his thanks for past fayors, and solioits
share of public patronage in his line of business
He will make Panel Doors. Sash, Blinds,
Wafdrobes Tables, Desks, Door and Window
FtAnies. &c, &c.
n. Bile will also make Coeins of the finest
style and finish.
For reference, apply to any gentie1naa ia the
town of Abbevilla.
G. c. BOWERS.
a3April ], 1857 40 ly-
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
r.. Abb"Ville D;strict.-C;tation. ~
By WILLIAM HILL, Esq, Ordinary of Able.
willie District.
"HEREAS, Michael Magrath has applied
w to me for Letters of Administration. on all
and singular the goods and chaite1s, rights and
credits Of, Nancy Ann Henminger, late of tie
District aforesaid deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonsh all
and singular, The kindred and creditor of the
said deceased, to be and appear before me at our
next Ordinary's Court Of the said District, to be
holden at Abbeyilie Court House on The fourth
day Of May next, to sisw causesf any, Why
the said administration should NOT be, gram
Given under my hand and Seal. this eieh.
teenth day Of April, In the year Of our
Lord 9ne thousand eight hundred and fifty
seyen' and in the s1st year Of American In
dependence.
WILLIAM HILL o. A. D.
April 90, 1857 81 q
49,
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HEADQU ARTERS.
FIRST DIVISION, S. C. b., /;
A ABBEvIILE C. H.. Anril % 1897

ABBEvILLE c H., April 22, 1857
ORDER No.
A N ELECTION will be held at the various
n Rrgimental Muster Grounds on SATUR
DAY, the 18th Of JUNE next, for Brigadier
General of the Cd Brigade of Infantry, lst Di.
vision. S. S. ~. to fill the place of Brig. G en-
j. II. Weaver, resigned.
The Colonies or officers commanding Repi.
ments are urged with the extension of this
order; and Immediately after the election TO
transmit 10 the Major ensral, at this place, a
statement in writing, showing the result OF eacl,
poll
BY order of
NAL GEN. A. M. SMITH.
W. L. CALHOUN, Division Adj. Gen.
April 23, 1857 90 I'd
eB- Independent, Press and Edgefield Adver
tiser will insert till day OF election
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We are authorized to announce G. P. SUI
LlVAN, ESQ.,, Candidate for Congress, to fill
the unexpired term Of Hon. p. S. BnooKs.
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Elegant Fans.

Elegant Fans.
"ILLIAM SHEAR has just received from
W New York a-iaree supply of Paris Fam
cy, Bridal, Mourning, Muslin and Spanish
PANS, of rich and elegant styles.
Also, large supply of fPALM-LEAF FANS,
IN variety of styles, to all OF which the ntteIr-
ton Of the Ladies are respectfully invited.
April 8, 1857 90 tf
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We are authorized to announce Col. A. G.
SUMMER Candidate for Congress- to fill the
vacancy occasioncd by the death of Col. 2. S.
Brooks
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FOR CONGRESS-.

The friends of Gen. NJ. L. 'BONLIAM respectful
ly announce him as Candidate, for scat in
the u s. House Of Representatives., to fill the
vacancy accustomed by the death Of the Hon.
Preston S. Brooks
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-10

ONFoRp, ss.-Ata court Of Probate held At Par.
l., within and or the county 81 Oxford, on the
ihird Tuesday 1t Junc. 4. u. 1891.
IN the petition Of DElORAu ID bLNN-
" CllARD, widow II Dawn ANcHsHp,
late Il Rumiofi m said Couoiy. deceased, pra, ing
flr an allowance oct of the pcrsoual estate OF her
late husbands
Oriref, That the aid Petitioner give notice
IN I'll persons interested, by causing copy oi this
order io h. pallishcd three week. siccsssiyrly in
The ONium Democrat, puniri % pau., that thry
ma, appear at Probate court a. H. hell NJ Paris,
ln said cuunty. on the third luc.day 1T Jolly
next ~ Dime II The CLOCK IN the forenoon, and shrw
r,u'', n any they have, Why the sane should not
b. granted.
THOMAS n. BROWN Jsis,.
\ tiue c0py-ntost.
Dawn KSArr, R,guIU.
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STATE or MAINE.

OXFORD, ss.-Ata Court II County Commission.
cf. begun aud holIen ~ Paris. 90 the Second
Tucsi,y IT Nav, \. ID. 1851.
A NJ nov on che sscDni dsy ~ the Term, be-
a Jog the thirircuth diy oftho month;
OHpTHIu, That tax of one hundrrd and
G0y dollar. d. assessed upun Township No, b,
lIapgr 2. in said Count,, the same h'ing an unin-
oo1iHraill Township, IN BE- expended in repairing
che CHunW road be sJd Tuvusbip, from the
South Inr 81 .a,i Township tn the house q ~ hn
". Nt.sBn. and II b. done, at lull0Wsi
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ONroup, 'ss--N Couu of Probate held NJ
Ilus. within Pol lur the Count, ~ ONi0rl,
,uthr 81 Ius.i,S Of June. \. H., 1857
ELl~lIA MORSE. aIm,n,.tr,tor Of M. estate
L. ct SAuuIL SruwtLt, late ct Pans in saii
r1uuiy. d.Jras,i, having prosecuted h,. Gr.t aoi
inl lrgurlt of administrator olthe estate Of saii
decreased uraIHv1por,
ururUrr. th1t ibr .1il Administrator give
notice tU a urfsou. iuirt,si'l. hy causing ,1py
ul tbs urI,r 90 Le ruhli.hsi thfrr week. .uorss.-
r,rI, ir The ONurI Democrat. pIutrI at raus.
chat ibr, ml, appear at e Probate turrt foo le held
I' vtUs u lt county, uu ihe % Tursi4t ol
I.', u.si. Of Hi1e of thr rllrk in th' iYrrn1lp,
lnN .br,, rIH., Of au, thsy h,,c) vhy he same
should not Ur allowed.
THOMAS II BROWN, JaIgs
\ frur DuTy-atir.f.
pawn Kv,rr, Rsruiv.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-10

O,ruEr, ss.-At To- c1urtufp Probate held FRYE
burg. within lui iYr ths count, ut ONi'rI, un
t.rI.lt.,ufh o., of June. n u. 1885,.
TNNuIll GIBSON, named executor o. a
certain iI.tnm0at rrV1Hins =" IT, The hsi
VII HuI T,.ament ot ABRAHAM LiN,t"Tr,
Doe. II NuruIell iu said cIuun, deceased, have
iug pr tfn.r,i ths same for Probate.
Oa'r3, IL. the sad Executor give notice {"
40 p,u..r. Interested, by cau.lug cop! ul Thu
order il o. Published three weeks 'ne'os.l''ly ln
The u,rri Democrat. pfin,ci az pife, that they
ana, lrus,r M q I'fIbate court Co. H. held 40 FIVE.
Lprs. ~ .,iI county, "n the l6h day Of Dr,cmler,
next, ~ nnc Ut the chuck In lhr forenoon, anil ,hav
cause II they have, why the aid In.tumenl should
MT b. proved. approved and allowed as the lssl
VIII ADD Testament ol All deceased.
THOMAS u. BROWN, Judge.
a true oopy-atiesi;
DAVID KsArr, R'gisir.