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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-25
THE pHILApELpHIA APPOINTMENTS.

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, NJ arch "a. 1857.
Some doubt exists here a. to the appointment OF Mr..
Wes.cott Postmaster aud Mr.. Yest as Marshal, be-
cause their names are not included In the Philadelphia
appointments published in The Union
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, March "a, 1857.
The Union publishes the appointments only where
the con missions have been Issued. There is doubt
here as to the correctness of our Philadelphia LIST
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-25
ASSEMBLY,

resolution 'erderipg the privilege OF the Asse nbly
10 General " oo, sac, Oh motion Of M. JAMES j..
REILLY, adopted
The bill for tie Ielief of Mr. George b. wotrdge.
Sergeant at arms AT the last session who was INJURED
60 seriously On the Tucson River Railroad, While tn
pcyed in the service Of the State sted Ia Com
nitse Of the Whole and ordered 10 third re.din 2
sitter some opposition from Mr.. ii. Baker. The bill
spp,ogiatss $50
The bill providing for the psymsa. of the expense,
incurred in coniestine seats TO the Legislature aud
Bench Wa oIctrsd " t0id iesdins.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-25
FROM ALBANY.

ALBANY, Tuesday, Hafch a, I'D.
Gen. Wool Wa in town to-day, and the freedom of
tie Ser ate and Assembly was extended to him This
morning the General hsd q long interview with the
Governor.
Messr. Preston King Gent Smith and Francis E.
Spinner were in the lobby to-day and stu acted geo.
tfel notice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-25
ANOTHER CITY.

BosroS, Tuesday, March "a, 1857.
The Inhabitants Of Chelses yesterday voted to &C.
cert the charter king ths. town city, by 733 in ia
yor of il, 10 l07 against it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-25

We are reque,ted to call attention to the advertise
ment in paper this morning of the disappear of
Mrs. Flagg and daughter of Racine, Wis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-25

BOSTON WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
Bosros, Tuesday, March "a, 1857.
The following are the foOtings OF our Bank state
nepi for the past week:
Cart. soct oo Due to other banks e&95e geo
Losns and discounts 52715 90 Deposits l36sI3co
Drvs kom othsr hks. 68js. TOOL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-25
FROM WASHINGTON.
soil Dispstc6 to The N. Y. Tribune.

speoil DispstcS to The N. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, March "a, 1857.
The New-York appointments have created much
excitement and bitterness Of feeling among the de-
feated faction The Hon. Fernando Wood, who
got IN mixing Of the purpose of the Administration
last night, and this morning, denouncing Mr..
Buchanan in unqualified terms and saying he would
rot walk on the same side of the street.
Mr.. Schell's appointment is mainly attributable
to the persistent support Of Mr.. Secretary Cobb;
ard, with those of Hart, Sanders and Company, is
distinct recognition of the national wing of the
party and IN entering wedge to further divisions.
Si1ce this result was announced, crowds have
deserted the city, and there is prospect now that
public business will receive some share of consider
alton.
Although an attempt will be made to contradict
tho report of Appletons retirement from The
Union, the fact is we'll understood here BY those
most concerned. Mr. Banks, editor Of The South
Side Democrat, of Va is urged as principal or
assistant editor of the paper by an interest seeking
to control il.
The opinions Of majority Of the Supreme Court
Judges have not even yet been filed in the Clerks
Office. Judge Taney's is now undergoing second
revision in manuscript.
Judge Catron's was printed privately, expurgat-
ing the clause rejecting On the majority for discuss
ing the merits of the case after denying the juris
diction OF the Court.
Judge Campbell refused to allow his to be ex-
amiued oven by his colleagues, and especially BY
Judge Grier. The probability is that they will al
be materially modified.
Mr.. Robert j. Walker has the refusal Of the
Kansas Governorship until tomorrow morning.
A Norhsrn man 10 to be appointed Governor OF
Nebraska.
Five members Of the Cabinet have siguiied to
Mr. McMullen of Va. that he might have Brigham
YOung's place.
TIE Administration will probably confirm the
titles to sales of Indian lands in Kansas, and thus
make the fortunes of the officials there. Issscs,
late strictAttorney in the Territory, is here for
| that object.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-25
THE SOUTHERN MAIL.


BALTIMORE, Tuesday, March "a, 1857.
w.Oilssns papers Of Wednesday have been 70
osvsd.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company has
absbdor cd the defense of the injunction suit brought
By the city to resti ain the Issue of dividend bonds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-25
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-25

To the Associated Press.
WA,HIscTos, Tuesday, March "a, 1857.
Although is understood that the following appoirt
ments for New.York were made day, the official
PRONUNCIATION ha, been withheld:
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prOmulgduCn mas Detn Wnuuciu'
Collector ,...,..........AUGUSTUS SCHELL.
Sur,eyor. EMANUEL B. HART
Narv AGENT. .......GEORGE B. SANDERS.
Ma,.hal ...............Is RYNDERS
Nara! Onsey...........Mr B1RDSALL-
The Hon. Robert j. w slker was at the White House
to-day, and was offered the GovernorshP Of Kansas,
which his friends say he declined.
The Departments are being overwhelmed With appli-
cations, personal and by mail for minor appointments,
growing out of Misrepresentation of the principle OF
rotation, which, general rule, is only intended to
spply to the larger class Of Offices.
In conse quence of the sckDeS Mr.. Appleton, who
it, however convalescer there have been various I'M
founded rumors about The Union. Among these is
one which is untrue that Mso Poore has connection
with its editorial columns.
Several applications have been made for the con.
stIuc;ion of the wagon roads to the Pacific authorized
by an act of the late Congress- but the Secretary OF
the Interior has taken no action in the premises.
Forts Kearpey and Laramie will not be- abandoned
till Autumn.
Robert E. Mediation has been appointed Postmaster
of New. Orleans, vice Neavitt, removed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-03

4 prmrcr CuEE, And SO MisTAGE. From
o. Efsri ofiif Nlr York Mirror, lug @.
About n1r weeks since, one ot the come
position. Uf this oficc was suffering 80 badly
from J cough that hn was uuabi, to sleep
r'shfs, and zoo weak o. stand 40 his case.
llr byylmr very pale lnl thin. and gave
symptoms OF falling victim 90 quick cone
sumption. We recommended 60 him va
rjlus medicines. which bad 40 ,ig,ct. FL
uailv, ve gave Dim one bottle ct Wi,tar :
Et,lu % Wt.l Cherry, Il, afforded him
.umelJat, ry.I.f. aud br Is now a well man,
ana not the slightest symptoms OF cough.
T.sH. srs agt.. end further particulars may
Hr learned 30 taIs office. We should adj
t'l, %. cough m Doe above case was ac.
ramrau,cI uy ra1lusr splitting OF blood.
Nuur genuine Inlrs- signed /. BO IT'S on
tae wrapper
N.r.s.N Bate, rlri. li.Il; Wm. \. Root,
-. rtrI-. yHlr'rs VBsH8, Hrihsl; u. Nugr-,
N..,s,. ID. ". NuiIs. So. WsirInr'. uuyr.
T.r... Wa..rHf. Vtn.. Wake, lHv.Ns ~,
g. ur.H. Ttr'nrf th1.. o.. IHpsr s. 500,
uNG.ls IA e.. o.. ATWOOD, Bu.Alg.4i }. T.,
s. N. u. llHHlaHI. ilI.a#.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-03
Freedom Notice.

This rHr.Hr. fu sl. whom Dc ut, c1lrsrn, that
HBF. fH.s aI, rrIrHFrI.rrt DO my su1, Gtt.
MAS De-. T,urHu. Doc t.ae 900 h- b. tvr1fy lue
,.tr..fs-.. o. trr.rlrI ace i1r himself; AND
.fr| claim H.rr 20 boz. earnings, noe pay auy debt.
.ib.. contraction. a.-. tl.s tI'r. ......
RUFUS FARUOW,
N.ns... Aturs tH,sr.
M....r..s. J..U -, l~i5. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-03
Notice

The scholars Of the sabbath School con.
nect,d with the B,ITIsr SoCIErY at BEY.
ants pu>D will have a piCNtC "a; said place
on the ith Of Jdly, commencing AZ 10
O'clock 4. NJ.
An address viii b, delivered In tho Bap-
tist Chapel. \ cordial and general invita-
ton !, given o. the teachers AND scholars Of
tLc sgyJrl. sabbath Schools in the vicinity
aud aduinius towns % associate with them
40 thlt t.ug. Per Orfrr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-03
STATE or MAINE.

ONroEp, s.-Nta Court Of County Commission.
ers hegun and holden ~ Paris, on the Second
Tucsd,, of Nav, \. ID. 1851.
4 Nj INV on thc second las ~ the Term, be-
" ing the ihirrruth d,y oflhr mnoih.
OHurRTu, That a tn of one hundred and
6iy dulhr. o. as.,sssd upon Township No. D,
Range. IN aid Coulty, the same bcing an min.
c0Wuni,d Township, 10 be- expended IN repairing
The County road en- sad Townshir from the
s,ulh lus of.aid Township tn the house Of john
VI. Wilson; and % b. done, ne fulhwsi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-03

ONTuEu, sat a court of Probate held az P1r-
BE-, sithiu sui Tor ths CUuHiy Of ONiuIi, GA the
thirt Tuesday ut J1ur, Al. 1857.
IN lhr petition yf OLIVE PIERCE, widow
" ui TINuruN &. PIEEcr, late Of Hiram in
.aId county, deceased, psyirg Go an allowance
Uut Ui ihe pTrsuuil estate ~ her late husband.
O-Iuri, That the saiJ Olive Pierce give M
tirp iI 40 psrsous Interested, ly causing % cupy
ct thi. order o. D. puhisI,i three weeks success
iyyN Boo The ON.pd Democrat, printed AZ Paris,
that thr, mas appear 10 Probate court 90 o. held
al Pace, u ssid county, con thr thirI Iu.sIiy ct
Ju, neat, 20 uiUe ,t che cllrA in thr lUrc-
noon, aui .hsu cause, 10 amy lhey have, why the
slm- .h1uiI nut b. granted.
THOMAS u. BROWN, Jaiga
: trIa cIVy-aiisst
DAVID kNAFF, Esgntu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-03

'TllE ,uhscrihrr hcrsb, gives Public notice that
d" has hoan dolly appointed hy the honorable
Judge ul Probate inr the Guuu'y Of ONf,rl. anil
COLUMBIA q. ANDREWS htr Of P.d..
~ piI County. i,r1.rI. Us giving loui as The
lew drfrr'f. IT. therefore iruursis 1ll prrspns
Win are .rIrhtri Geo thr estate uf aid deceased a.
uskn immediate Tslm.uti AMI those whp have
auy isinluds ihsfyua IN exhibit the same ~
Jrrr 10. ial5. JOHN ANDREWS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-03

O,roEp. ss.-At acauu ofrro.atc held atinc-
burg, within aul iur The couuty OF Oxford, uu
ths eighteenth d,y Of June. \. ID. 1857.
uNMOTuN GIBSON. named executor in a
L c,Iaia iustrmn0ut purporuDg 90 o. ihH hst
VIII lHd Te.ameut eft AEEAuAu LiNscurr,
late of BuvulelI iu said county, de easel, hav-
iuz presented the same i1r Probate.
Oirsi, That thr sail Executor give notice to
40 Uglsuus interested, by Ciu,ilg a copy ui this
order O.. o. puh'i.hsi thee weeks succrssiycly IN
The ONl1u Democrat, printed az Paris, that they
nav arrear a. q Probate court o. De- hod at fDe.
bufg. i .liI county. on the 10Th day Of December,
uet. no nine q the clock u tbg forenoon, snI shew
cau.r Il they have Why .As ,ail Instrument should
nat b. rIoyed, approved aui allowed AS the last
NIL AID Testament II saii deceased.
THOMAS n. BROWN, Jsigs.
4 true c0py-Jttest:
DAVID KNAFF, Rsg.i'u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-03

ONroUp, ss.--At q Court OF Probate held NJ
Paris, within sal lor the COUNTY of oNiud,
,ntbr % Tuesday II June, l., ~, 1857.
ELl>llA MORSE, alm,n,,tr'iur II o. % c'iatc
I,.CS,uurt StoWriL, hto uf rad. he s,il
r5lat,. deceased. having presented DO. int aoi
G,,l ,rrou1t ~ administration olthc ostliJ % taii
decreased ipr allowance.
OEnrHru, that tho said Admuisuiof give
notice Go 100 p,fsun. Interested, Is clusiu- e ,.r,
nftb.s urfsI tu Ir puhli.hrd three ur,i. .ut.. .
tysl, in Tho ONuI Democrat, pririrI no raIs.
that th,, NAV app,ar 1t Probate Ouurl 200 o. h,.I
~ r,ns in aid county, on th. 81 TH.sHl 90
Jui, next, % nila of ths r'rrk in the Hrroplp,
and .hew cau., az ,uy the, h1yo) why the san,
shuuII not o. allowed.
THOMAS n. BROWN, Ja'sa
4 tfuc ,.p,-atiysi.
dawn kN,rr. R,-,,i,r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-03
OTIS ROVED
rNrENr INSULATED
Lightning Conductors

lmn ]. y. lHru.s. f,rra.s Professor of Ntfu.,I
~...l.r DO ipusIu 'n..gH, u.u Nashville,
I.IH., 'f Uu..H' Iu....". ul CHHrI..I1 HHH
Nsu.,I llstlu lB thr Medical Cp.I.sr ai Ma.
CON, e..
NNING rihr l.t ,I-l' years given con-.
l 4 .r.srtHI. srisufHu rH tla various Irrrt.
usu,s ul electrical -rirurs, 11i having r,lmirr .
many lightning DluIH.i"t., Moth suI South, l
have ul HuI.ur, iu pm11I1.ll, uu. Patent ln.
.uHi.l Lightning tuUt.gf.f, Js ,WIY#tIng urIr
Hi ib. u...sNt .,..uuh. ruglg.r. aIl 90 Doe
conditions utcufllu protection, than any uI" Iu
usr iu Goo. rIuutp.
The elegant ami p,rIrrt msthpl IT insulation
constitute. i's ,hfal,,r,N.rgr. white 10 rHnhiur.
l'I tHr advantage. OF ether Rode. When the ui
rtss'. rr.u- 10 -'lss rir.s which irH supported h,
m.tlII, ir.u bolts, screwed i1tp the wall. ct che
house, 1s iu thH uI method, thH glass is CtsilN
broken, o., hg h.ing iulrrpo.,i h,tV,eu two
metallic .uIHrr.i 81, 10, thr condensation ~ lho
lImusYh.Tr before an ,.,,iucal curt,ut; -. h,
Gee violent collapse of the JiI which immediately
n'l1usi aui ith, D., tho heat of thr electrical
t.sIhlr-r Ike thc prulug ct h1t water ,ntu q
I'sss tuuler. Tho u'Uburs bsiug thu h,uk'u
lhr c'rriurll huiI ). ryrn invited into the bulI-
ing, (hy che ul coming lu contact with che icon
bIlL) Many buses era rf iaB,y'sd pri,.i.aa.
Uhr sound rpis with g'ts. riH-.J haze tto, de-.
si.Vaf ~ lytiaiag. BOT lev diys since .iv
a small bIigk house struck, though protected h,
two such ipjs. lrc-iul thr m,yUipr 1T thi. new
CunIu0li, as , hru,hciDr ct uluAiud, BE- having
furnished the world With .p c,,tain , protection o.
liir aui property. against tha most Terrific agent.
J. \. LOOMS.
Order. ipr ihr ablyr TOD lsl,yrrcd o. the Gene.
ul Agent, :. u. BOWKEG, or dirsric,. Co u,, at
80. Pans, Will receive pruupt allrutpa.
llODGkIN~ & co, Pmpneiors
n Iur ONlUm anil Aulfusru.gil Counties.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-03

UHnllypsTr irom a Tro,uc;cl cough
v..r r.'nCmly he 81, easily obtained. Wis
tar. Elluu ul wll Cherry is uudouhicl-
Iv Che mos, reliable o., all Preparations
.F.r.l Gy Che car, otthg5at and lung com-
plants.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-03

DIV y,rr.. .ra license 'ru- tbr honorable Jn 's,
ID .f TI'... OIL. fIr County uf ONfId, viii %,
s..' ....r .r H..,I.. .Ha, %, lla house ~ ths
sa.-ctI.sr. iH i.f.aHrr, or
Mcduc,,lu, the 18th day Of August.
Nrsf, af lI.'...t. AN. .r uu.h uf the r,t0
r.fH.a.I iI.s.l Ifsrmsr. Otto ur Fpt'nr-. or.
U.r..|. ls ODD. rrH..H-s ft. coon off seven huHdr,I
. ..rrs. SALLY EASTMAN. Aims.
Tvs.aE. JI.s 1851. p
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-03

oxroRD. ss.--Ata court 81 Probate hell az rar.
j.. within and or the county Of ONiord, on the
ihiul Tuesday Il June, 4. ID. 1851.
an the petition OF DEBORAH u. nLNN.
~ CtIARD, widow Of Dawn DtANCHAHp,
late oG Rumfard, IN aid County, dsceased, paying
fr an allowance out u the personal cslais of hc,
late husband.
Orl,rsl, That ihc aid Petitioner give notice
40 all p.rous iatcrrstcd b, causing a copy OF this
orlsr 10 b, unhlishcl THREE weeks .urre.sYcly in
The ONad UemIcut, printed 81 rsi., that they
ma, appcir At Probate couu 90 a. hell at raris,
An s,il cuunty, un the ihiI 1ur.I,y uf Jul,
urNt al blc Of the clpcN he the lbrru,ou, and shcw
cau.e. Il any they have, why che same shluld uoi
THOMAS n. BROWN Jsis,.
\ tmc copy-Aiissi
Dawn KVArr, R,s.iv.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-03

'rIIE subscriber hereby gives publ notice to al
concerned. that lac has been dol, appoinled Nv
lhe honorable Judge ofPfobaie for the CouaIy oi
oNforl, aud assumed the trust Of Executor Of
che lat viii .aI testament IT
HANNAH REED late u Hebron,
IT, .aii County. deceased, by giving bud as The
aw directs. he therefore requests all persons
Who are Indebted a. the estate e said dece,sel to
make immediate payments aNl those Who have
AZ, iemlui. thereon ~ exhibit the same a.
Jnae III, ls17. ROBERT GLOVER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-03
June I6Is57.

TIE subscriber horch, gives rullic notice that
l the ha. been appointed b, tha Jubgcul Probate
ior thr Count, Of ONiprl, and assumed the trust
of Administrator uf the estate 81
ALrllEUS GOOLD late 81 Denmark.
H. aid County deceased, b, giving bpnd "a. the
law directs. lie therefore requests 80 persuns
who ace in lobtri O. the estate OF saii deceased,
4, make immediate payment; and those Who have
au, demands thereon o. exhibit the same To
DOMlNlGU> g.. TARBON
Junc 10, 1851.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-03

'IllE subscrihcr hereby gives puhlic notice that
shr hi, been duly appointed b, the honorable
judge II Probate flr the County ~ Oxford and
assumed the trrst ofaiministuttS " the estate ol
ETHER pEERING late Of Paris,
In the oounty ofOS food, deceased, b, giyiup boud
40 thrhv directs, She thsrciorr r,Vuczts ~ sr.
SONS who ace Indebted o. the estate of aid de-.
'asoi, O. make lumedato payment AVID those
vhp h'v' ans demands thereon, a. rNhilit ihe
same ~ MARY JANE DEERlNG.
Jun, 10, 1851.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-03

u,t..u. .. Alta .ru.t .i I'r.Htr. hr.i 90 rtr.
...u.... ... .- obi. cont, Hf u, food, u1 doe
f.... Iu...I.. .I Jr.. 4. I'd. l~l5.
~ ON. r....H .f NElHAII T.. CURTIS,
~ vlH.u u. HutIN trrrt., Hf. .' Elu-
.r. H.... Comfy ..."a.#.. prtH- chat boo
.rs.. ..Hr .a a...-H.I l.I 60 uuf f1 bee boo brf
Hr. .....#.'. .-Hfr, aHI that Communications r.
".. ...... ..... .. I.Hr HHUH-H.
f. T.#f fHr s... Petitioner give H.Hrr
f... ...... interested. Hl uIr..rg B rHrt 40 tII.
.....I. .. .... .H.. fHr,. uHsh. -H..r.sr,rI bod
Oh. u,f.r. Democrat. Hr...i ,r p1r.. that rHr,
m.. arr.,rHrb II.IsI.H rrurf t1 Ia hai at rsr,
...I. .a.. ...rt. .H OBJ. go IuF..H, FOL. JBy
r.sr. ..-. .ft. .. .s .H t.e HH.HH.H, BHf .hrs
...... H.r... HH1.. uH. fd. said r.Hu.1 sH. IA
u.. ur granted.
TUDWN~ o. brown, J.Fe,
4 f..H ..WE=-...s..
DAVID kN,rr. Er-sfr-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-03

U'ilE subscriber hereby gives puh'ic notice that
De- has le,u duIy appointed by the honorable
Juler 1T Probate lur tie County OF Oxford, anil
a,samod the Trust Of Administrator Of the csate ct
DOROTHY MANSFIELD late orFpe5ug,
H. .aI County, deceased, Jy -i,ing boui A. the
law directs. H. Therefore request. al persons
who aft indebted 90 thc cstate II laid a,c,asci to
make Immediate plymgut; sul thoss Who have
ans demands thereon, Co exhibit the same 60
SAMUEL CARTER
Jane L., 1851.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-03

I'ilE ubsrr'ar hs4rh, gives robbie notice nat
| b, has lrr1 laI, appointed by ihr hpuur,HIr
Judge ~ Probate Go iha CpunI, of uy1u. and
JONATHAN LONGLEN late Of wuo,6rd,
" abb C"uHIy, deceased. ry giving u1nl 1. thr
l's drorcts. IT, therefore rrIur.is lll prr.aDs
vhp lrr hi bod o. ths estate 81 aid deceased 20
make immediate p'yuaufs lll those vh1.hayr
sn, demands thrrspn. % ryhih,t The same ~
Nav 10, 1851, JAMES -. LONGIEN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-03

O,rouu. alta rnurt Of Probate bslI 10 Va.
trfflrI, viliiu arI Coo ths count, of oNlrd, un
fHU seventeenth tl1 ut june, 4. II. l~-7.
IN th. petition OF SOPHIA T. LuNGlEN.
\ } widow OF IuN,rUtN lDNDirN, late ct
n1 allowance out oflbe personal estate %! bee late
husband
Orf-aI. That ho gI Petitioner give noe
iige '1 40 interested, hy causing orpy of uts
ur.rr fH D.. Published thfJ, weeks sr.s...iy,'y ii
The O.nd Democrat, UuD.'I 1t Iari., that they
NAV BnuTtr Bt a Probate court o. o. h0lI 90 r1ris
co. .aI county, ol tts thid Tur.H1y Uf JuI,
urNt, 40 uu, ui ih, clock in tlp t.r,u1po and show
cause d tbe, b.y,, vhy the same should not b.
granted.
THOMAS n. BROWN, Jalro
\ true Copy-Itirstf
DAVID KN,rr, Rsst.iy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-03

THE subscriber hereby give. public notice that
she has hcel duly appointed lbs the Honorable
Judge II Probate Coz the County ~ Oxford, aud
assumed the tIu.t ot AdmiaisuatrX Of the e..
tate a.
CLARK WEE rs late Of Porter,
IN said County, deceased, BY giving bond rs the
Law directs. she therefore requests all persons who
are indebted 60 ihe estate Of sah deceased, "a
make immediate payment; and those Whn have
any demands thereon 20 exhibit the same 70 Ler'
MARY A. WEEKS.
June 18th, 1851.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-03

V'lIE uh.rr.hf. h-uh gives punl,c notice that
l Be- h's lfr 'r, aFrH1trl hy iha hnurnhb.
Jul.a ~ Probate o. th. Cuunt, OF ONnul, 4ul
as.1url thr trust 90 ENsoutur OF tho Ia't Will aui
fHsuWsui ui
WI. T.. LENylrr hir OF BrovutrIi,
a. .p,i Cao,t, drrr,sri, ln giving bond sthr law
directs. &c. therefore raIpHsfs piI p"rsHn. thu
arr iH'lb.rI o. tlr estate of .pii jrre'sri a.
frlkr immediate iH1mruts md those Who have
lu, tamfrI. ihrrru1 tp exhibit lhr s'mr ~
Jurr ~. 1851. THOMAS HARRINGTON.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-03
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