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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-25

We give, in arother column the details of the
hatchery of family in Westfeld, Mass BY the
husband and father. The murder was not discOv-
cred for week after it was perpetratel-the man
having locked up the house and left the town.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-25
INDICTMENT FOR MURDER
SI0NAI ELECTION. ~

BOsTON, Tbufso.y, Deo - 1V -, :,
The Grand Jry s .spGea 9 =, tho s'I murder Of
Policeman HSdsou. Joyce Is in custody.
The CoyeIror has ordered an election IN the az.
EFT district for member Of Congress in place OF ths
Hon n. p. Banks, on the 9TH day OF January.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-25
Mem1lork daily Gribm,re
FRIDAY, DECEMBER % 1857.
TO CORRESPOEDEN rs.

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
r. LyNAs, Lsncsster-Whst State
DuSsonters sending rettsnce frequently omit TO
ton Of the Post Ofce and frequently the
nene OF the State, TO which their paper to be sent Al
1ays mention the Of the Poet Office and Sto<s
Ne notice can Of ymous Communications Whist
intended for insertion must be authenticated by the
address Of the ternot neoessary for publ
cation, but a. . guaranty Of his good faith
We cannot undertake rejected Commancsioos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-25

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PamADKLPHIA, Thursday; Dec. ss. 49,,
stscks dull. Penssyivsnia 81, St}i reossyWI
Rs;i,o.S SsI. Resdine Raiirosd, Ti keuh Vees'
O., Lop9 Isiaad Raikpod, v.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-25

The correspondence with the French Govern
nent, 10 regard to the bomta'dment Of Greytown,
Hss sent to the Senate yesterday BY the President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-25

To-Day being Christmas ws shall not issue an
Eyesing Edition Of THE TRIBUNE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-25
ELECTION RIOT IN CANADA.
ToRosTo, Thursday, Dec. "a, 1851

A .s,ioss ARRAY occurred at the election in Eers~.
n dsv. I, which O ,aaA named Farrell Was shot saa
instantly killed, anS another, named 0CslsgSsss
tabled.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-11-20
Astounding Developments. The Treas
ure Of the People to be sluced out tol
more Southern Territory.

The correspondence Of the Charleston 5
{. Mercury. disclOses the fact that the even
active and scheiuins leaders Of the South,
have plan in the diplomacy between the
United States AM Mexico. OF purchast O
Territory larger than the whole OF the south.
ern States. The Minister Of the United
States (Mr. Fursyth) is instructed to of.
er % purchase hi. Territory. at a sum SAID
to M about Fifty MILLION OF DOL
LARS.
The Washington Republic does good SER
vice to the country IN calling its earnest at
tention Ia this matter. IL IL significantly
and fOrcibly asks the question, ''are the
people Of this country willing to be ROB
BED OF THEIR MONEY; will they J-rmi,
their TREASURY TO BIZ PLUNDERED :
or will they suffer GREAT DEBTS TO BE
PILED UP, for the sake OF securing to a
certain interest this territory asa Southern
Kansas
There are dangers in all directions. under
the rule Of tho men now in pOwr. but the
most pressing and immediate danger is a
sindling treaty with Ne 10, with wide
margin Of plumber. to induce the Senate to
ratily it. and the House to vote the money
-ksaRebsc Journal.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-11-20

well provided with pies, cigars, and chew
ing tobacco /; and when they robbed the bak-
ers carts yesterday, they pelted each other
with the bread, instead II taking 1t home to
their "starving children"
Belloni, Farran 4 Co. write to the Com.
mercial Advertiser as follows:
As there is great excitement ut present
in our city conc rnlng the unemployed work
ing-men, the following fact may not he un-
important (: being in the habit Vi employ.
ing largo numbers OF men in our operations
OF handling cal we have this week, IN
view Of the shortness Of the days and the sn.
perabundance Of labor, reduced the wages oil
our workingmen from dollar and quar-
ter to one dollar per day. Our wharf has
since been crowded with able-bodied labor
ers begging for WORK, pleading large fami
lies and actual starvation, but who refused
to WORK for dollar per day-preicrring
rather to sit down IN Idlsness. Surely the
dcs,itution cannot be very severe, when such
pay Is declined"
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&arriagrs.

Ia Hssdi-l I, 10Th Inst by Hon Lot NJ. Mo-
rill, Govsnh elect, assisted by Rev Edward p.
Weston OF Gofhsm Seminary, Hoa. Charles w
Goddard Of Ddnvillr. Ia Miss Row-na e., you.r.
ell daughter OF Ex GVyenor AusVn p. morrill, VI
Resdh-ld
In Lyman, t5'h ins, by NJ S-i,h, Ell Nj
Stephen Boagdou Ut Hollis, 10 Miss Lucinda Jel
li-.,n, at Lyman.
In Portsmouth,, nth Inst, Mr. r. fus Barter
he }, OF Portland. Ne. 10 Miss Saliuda b. Run
nels, of buxton. NJ Inc 10
l., N-w,ngiou, I'hh in>'., Mr. Robert Han.on
ut Kl,iery, Me-, To Mis- NJ Olivia Berry, OF New
mgtUn
IL Eliot. Me. Mr. WIN vam-y, at Eliot, te
drs D,Iia IA. Browu, vi he last
In Fr-riom N ~, 4lh ~, BY Ephram C.
VI ,>,u, Esq Mr. Andre W J HunL, of Ll,nington
NJ 10 Miss Hannah T. Bangs, Uf t.imerick.
IL Some sworih. liih Inst Mr. Ei,rn Nj Dav'.
Of bux,on. Me 10 Miss Mary Miles, oi Hollis
In Wells, VI. l2rh INST Nv Rev Giles leach
Mr G-"rr- Liiileted To Miss Caroline Tebbei,,
b,rh IT Wells.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-11-20

Ats Coun OF Probate held q BiddeErd, wiihir
and Tor the County Of York.o The hr'i Tse-d1y
IN Novenbrf, in the yssroi our Lord eikhe %
hundred and tily.seven, BY the Honorable I'd
ward z Bourne, Judge ofssid Court:
ELBRiD9E GERRY, Administrator u the &C.
II tate 81 Johs,n Grant, late VI Limngion. 10
aid county, decess~d, having presented his ms
ccount VI standardization VI the estate Of >sId dc.
ceased, for sllo~sne~:
ORp.EEp That the said Administrator give no.
lice - Sli prrsOns inIrrr.Isd by causing copy II
this order 10 be puhlishrd in the Union q
Eastern Journal, printrJ IN Bid''rford. IN said
county, three weeks .uecessively. ,hsi they may
appear nj = Prsbsie Coun Ia be- beld at Sac
~, IN said couniy, on the irsi Tuesday in Dr..
,rbcr next, ~ IN vi the clock IN the forenoon, aud
'hrw cause. " any they have, why the same
should not be SLOWED.
30 AIleI, FsAScIs BAcoN, Register.
A true copy, Attest, FRAscis BAcos, Register.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-11-20
The Fail Of Delhi.

The intelligence Of the fall Of Delhi before
the British olees, though doubtless correct,
il no, Official. The details are more scanty
than could be desired, which Is said to be
owing to intercepted communication. a
Bombay letter writer says the main facts are
received from 50 many quarters rs to leave
no doubt whatever that the place was as
saulted with suee, - on the llth OF Septem
Der, when permanent lodsmcnt was CT
lected, that during the four or five follow
ing days further advances and acquisitions
on the city were made, and that finally on
the Goth the whole oC the space enclosed
within the wall, was in the English pos
session. The los of the British in killed
wounded 10 stated at six bundled men, in
Guiding fifty officers. The slaughter among
the mutinecrs is believed to have been great,
but no estimate is given. A Large number
escaped cut Of. the city, among them the
King OF Delhi and his two sons disguised in
women's clothes. The English cavalry had
moved forward to Intercept and destroy the
fugitives.
The Bombay THmes in sllusion to the
capture, says;
"The capture Of Delhi has been the great
event of the fortnight, and We now expect
that the rebellion will b. speedily crushed.
- a al m
our power. there will b. no dih ;ulty IN de-
strOying the reb-,ls wherever We may meet
them and thus restoring tranquility through
out the country. The arrival. Ut fresh ~
Inducements from England, both at BImbay
and Calcutta, has contributed to strengthen
our hands, aud confirm the wayering loyalty
Of the neutral provinces Although. how
ever, Delhi has fallen, and the relief OF
Lucknow is near at hand, there is still a
great Geal TO be- done before India is perfect
ly settlsd, and order restored throughout Its
blo,d,tsincd provinces. For the gigantic
work before Us all our Efforts and resources
will he required. and our energies cannot b.
abated until the fabric OF our power II set
upon frmer basis than heretofore
Wilmer K Smiths Times says:
the hack Of the mutiny. Its influence will
be felt over the whole country, and those
who have stood true o. Us in the darkest
hour will hsvs their confidence in our ulti-
mate success confirmed by this event. Upon
n superstitiOus people such striking ca,as-
trOphc will not be lost. The hurdles, driven
out of Delhi, will b. scattered Far AMI near,
and wherever they go will carry with them
the appalling intelligence, with all its NOR
al impresSiyeness.
The India mail brings rumors of new out
breaks and conspiracies in Assam. in the
presidency OF Bengal, a province OF some
COO 900 inhabitants, cejed to the British in
1896. Kurachcc, where plot is repu'ed
10 have been discovered, is a large seaport
town, occupied by the British asa military
post. It Vas taken BY Sic Charles Napier
and is place of considerable trade.-POrt-
land Advertiser.
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From Europe.

Arrirdi Of Me Steamer ARABIA. Important
from India Fall Of DELHI! Cotton and
Brcddsiufs DsciiRed. COasoks AdrGaoed
Hcdcy Bank Failure an LicepOoi. The
A0serioar Horse Again Beaten
Nav YeRK, Nov. Is.
The steamship Arabia has arrived. Delhi
had fallen after desperate resistance. No
quarter was given except to tho women and
children
The Arabia arrived about . o'clock this
morning. Shn brings 81 ,O00, 900 in specie
Sir wilam Gore Ously and family are pas
sengrs
Cotton and Breadstuir. declined. Money
market active nd unchanged. The Bank .
80 . for money.
Second despdtch.-The steamship Arabia
from LivrrpO,l. 3lst ult has arrived at tins
pot. the India mai hid arrived bringing
in,elligancs al the i.ll Of Delhi.
The British assaulted Delhi Un the 18th Of
September and effected "a Judgment and after
six days obstinate Resistance, had, ON the
20lh, obtained possession OF the entire city
Numerous mutlneers escaped, among them
thc Kin. of ID lii and two Suns. the British
loss. killed ami wounded, up To the 10th.
was GOO including % oth;ers. Gsn. Wilson
ordered no quarters to be- given, but the
women and children were spared.
Ou:nIm has reinforced llayelock at Gavin
pore. The latter started iron Lucknow, at
which place the carlson calamity held
out
There wers fears Of new outbreak ut As
sam. 4 conspiracy To restore the ex-RLjLh
had been discovered.
The Bomb.y Presidency was favorable
still although a few cases disiatction had
occurred
A serious riot had been discovered to
murder the Europeans, but IL was thwar-
ted.
Considerable re-inforcements had arrived
at Calcutta. The markets at Calcutta were
dull. but at Bombay ac i've.
Tue Borough Bank, Liverpool. suspended
on the 2Ilh. Del osits estimated ut u mil
lion and n half sterling, fully secured. Liza
biliiIes Of the Bank in balls and endorse
ments supposed tarec millions sterling. Ssy-
eral Liverpool firms have suspended, names
not mentiJned. Other failures comprise
Thornton, Higgins, Ward 4 Co., Manches-
ter liabilities half million. W. 4 IL,
Brand ( Co. London. in American trade
Ii ,billties Eli, 900. Carries Smith L e..
Manchester, James Condie, Perth, flSO,
600
The American horses Prioress and Baby
Ion were hldly beaten in the race for tn
CambridseshIre stakes.
Sir W. Gore Oi-eley goes out ~ Spccia
Minister to Central America wa Washing
ton.
Gln. Cw,isnic had died suddenly Of di
case Of the heart.
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Al Coun Of pn.na,- held a, B,di,f,m within

" Coun Of Pn,taie held a, Bidi,f,ri within
aud tr the Coaniy sc York, ou tile ur,i Tee
das ~ Nosea e., 30 the ,c.r at eur L'r'i
r,ghl,rn n"air-i .,'d thy seven, by the tiUp
ur.,r Ei~.rj T. B.'ur. Ju ig- W ..,d Court
II Inn All LtBJEi. Ai.ni,,.ir,,Iix Vi the
~ IS ate q, u bet, ldb~y, late ii Lebinon Ia
80. c."n'y. dsy~ss-,i, hss.,z pa seul,,i her d $,
a,cou.i 81 atnim,slrsila uf The -,i.ie OF >s,d de-
ceased, loo alb vance ai-J, her pe,lilou tor 81.
ivwsnce odi VI said estate.
OnDskaD, That the sald ADMINISTRATIVE give nv-
lice "a all pr-.as iniri,.,ss vy cau.i.g copy III
this urJrf IN D. puili-nsSi three weeks sac.e.s
ive,y ~ tue Uin'a anI q, <Irra Jnn,, Il, pr,n,ed
=, III 'deiJn'i, lhai ihcv may appear At Prv,,.t.
Court 'v b- held NJ Ssco, m -.ii County, go
tie hrsi rse-day Ia Decraib-r nrxi, nj ten ii tn.
c..ck "a The lose" 49,, s1d shr~ cause. % ell,
they have, whJ i"e sue -i,Ju,L "a 4 ~ slL,wrd.
~ Ai'e.,, fRAScis BAcOs, Register.
A True copJ AllsA FsAsc.. BAoos, Register.
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TaE GREAT ESGLisd REM @DY:
SIR JAMES CLAREE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS,

Prepared from Prescription OF sir j. Clarke, VI. d.
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
Thu. tnyllu,bls meiicine 10 unfang In the cure OF
all those painful and dangerous diseases incident to
the female Constitution IL nO,ra,s all excess and
moves all obslruetsns AMI brings on the monthly peri
ID With regularity These pills should be used two "
three sssks prior cOnaneut they for'ify the con-
.tluoa AMI lessen the suffering during Labor, ensbns
The mohss To p,sfJm hrr duties With safety to herself
all child.
These pm. .houl not be taken BY females that are
pregnant, during the sa tAr'' ~".iA', as they are
sure 10 bring on m,eaiags bat at every other time
aud In every other case, they are perfectly s~ie.
In all esses % Nervous and spinal tneetisn, pain In
the Back sad Imss, iIelsiness, Fatigue On slight en-
srtIoa, P.pslaItSa Of the Heart Lowness Of SPIRITS
Iy.lsriss, SICK Ilrai.ehe, whites, AL all the painiI
diseases OecasOnei ny ad;sOrdsred sysieu, these l'
will sree, cure shsn a.. other have tsIlsd AMI
although possrfal rsusly, does nOI contain iron cal
omrl, anlimsny, or any other mineral.
Pull dreStioSs accompany each bottle Price, In tn
uni,rIsta,-s AMI canada, Que Dollar
Sole Agents Tor the United states anil Canada,
I. @. BALDWIN, 4 CO.,
Rochester. n. Y.
-urrLG = No-E~ Arsurr \. V, t---r.l .S-"''
N.H-si,Vo and postage stamps enclosed 10 an,
authorized Agent, ~ili sasarv bottle ofthe rsey re
turn mail.
d-bri, and Druggists In every tosn In the unite'
States.
u FOSTER 4 Co, No I, cornhlr, Boston. wholesal'
/ Agent f,r y. H. MArchl-lytO
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-11-20
A, Cour, Of Probate held uit,'deiord, within at

Al Court VI Probate held vi iiJelord, within aud
Tor the County II Yuk. uu The hr,i Tuesday 10
Nu,enlrr ~ the year VI our Lori sls hlern nun.
drrd aud MY seven, ny Toe Honorable Edward
t. bourne, Judge at said Couu
IN the p. uiiou VI Edward 4. Rollins, Pra! In
" ihi administrator at ih, estate u Thanas
Shapieigt, late Of Sou,rrs ~"1ih, State Of New
h..,npshi e d,crastd, .nay liz gran'ed ." him.
ORDGHED, tn I the pr'iil,ne' cite tie w'do~
and uex, VI km 10 lake adniinlslr''ioi, a'd ki'e
notice lherol to the Lelrs 'f .aid dereased, und
To all persons Interested 10 sail est ir, b, Iau,'
,us COPY nj ,h. ur,ier To bc pubi,i-d in tn,
Ua,oa j. Eastern Jounasi punlei ~ Blide,ord,
10 said county, inree weeks -ucce>>isrl,, th.,
they may Sppcsr al - PVba'e Coad ~ bc held
Al SacO la said County, on The iir,t Tue>da.
"a Dccenier next, at'en oi the civc. 10 i'e nfr'
n,r',,, aud sl,e ~ cause, u ANY ihey have, VII,
the prayer VI said ,,r,ilion ."ni 'o, b. granted.
~ Aiir.i, FRANCIS aAcoS, Rrgi,irr.
true copy, A.'rsi. fxASGis BAo N, RcI'.isr
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FRoN KANSAS. Kansas adyices state that
the constitution adopted by the Conttitu-
tiOnal Convention was. ~ a vote Of 2S in
favor it 20 about dom against it. The
whole number Of delegates was 60; conse.
quently the constitution was not adopted by
n majority Of the convention. The majori
~ and minority report Of the committee on
u schedule was merged into one schedule. =
IL provides for an election on the 2lst OF
December to ratiiy or rejection the constitu-
ton, the voting To bc by ballot, and the
votes east to be- endorsed "Constitution
with slavery" and "Cpnsti:ution without
Slavery also, for an elsction Ia be held th,
first Monday in January next for the election
OF State and Congressional tickets.
The Lawrrncc correspondent OF the Dem
ocrit asserts that Gov. Walker brought
from Washington manuscript copy Of the
Kansas Constitution alInoi identical will
the one adopted. lie also SAYS that n,
Free State men will vote ON tho DIS, of De
cember.
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Al. Conri q, Pr"bsi~ h-,d =, b'ddsE'r,i, s,,.''
aud Er the County Ol York, on i"e ari Tues
Law 1, N,v-inls.', ~ the year 81 '"r L'ni, '".
Thousand r,xni hun irrd a"d hhy..e,e", ny III
Honorable Edward h. Bourne, judge VI ss.si
C.aiti
f., Lice sPINNEY. Administrative a the -
tate al sarah S,ann~y, late ~ ta,", 10 std
c,ain,y, deceased, h'vinI presented hef se'm
anil ii ,si ssc,sni &c administration u The esiah
al laid tscr~sd ior allowance:
OHpsREp, rhaiibe 'aid Ad,n'n'''rs'hN give "o
,;r, q, all o. ROM interested, by causing c"py"
,h,. ord. 10 IL. pul,ll.h-d Ia the Unh" sud E'''
eru Journal. pr,n,rd In B'Jjeiood. 10 '"d c"uniy,
three weeks ~ ,--~ivrly, thai they my sPpes'
Al y Pmi,~te C.ar To be holden IN Ssev, ~
.aid County. on the dr>i Tuesday," u<cc'n'~
aexi, 1T len ufihe cI,ck IN the k's~noo', sn'
.hew c-u-s u suy they have, Why the same
slsvuLi nvt lie allowed
40 A,,.s, PaAScis BAoos. Register.
Auus eopy, A.les,, fsASc,s BA0ss. Rsyis'ef.
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Exchange on San Francisco.

JkOPLk avar ,isiaity sb' may sish ,s rvmi, faDds
T.. c~hf<s,& .ay drAts " as, 90 Asssrs.
lfsfve v. ,SsssLk 81 sssAi, On sasss " ssli.
Ur.iS -.ssy oss<e.ei frsa aug tsss slssy ,nAy
~ ss.a ,sa sasA. sy sA.sls4sss kxSv's ssS
I'm sS,s,iaf is IA. cIsuaay. ll-rrL-F. O..
nsss tass dr<n &c p<rt vi tssf isslis To-
81 Il btss p~.v<zsi s,sh be ssrv u ussir ~ss-y n
b W pss<s.
". ..s sssr IN ,h~ s~vssAi naass In sAss s..i ND
ed Ne = Ale flSAC6>
s.ii.;Ni, lay ALA. issI. tu
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At . Court 1t Probate held AT B,ddeIord, wlihii,
aud for ID, couh'y oiYvrk, Oh the first Tuesday
IN Nvvr,nl~r. IL the year oi OUT l-ora rish'reu
hundred snI Iili, seven, by the hono'ab'e I'd.
ward T.. Bourne. Judge Ut said Court:
DIMON ROBEK e.. Gdard'.n uf Jane Wey
~ mouth t.iiz .i~ih Weym u Il, Charlotte We,
.l.,u d, aud Mary A Wrynn,u'n, u.inor, aud chil
t'rrn uf James Weymouth, tale ot L'Inan, 10 said
e"unty, deceased, having presented his third ac
c,a,ni Ui Guardianship VI his said wards Tor III
iowsuce.
OapEREp, That the said Guardian CIV,
,Ui,ce 10 all pcrsons Interested, ny causing |.
copy Of this order To be- y ,pli,h.i ~ the Unnn
.ud Eastern Journal, printed in Bjdrfo'd, in said
.sauty, fnr three serss smcessi1ely, that ih-'
nay appear AT Probate Court ~ he held at "a
-, la sad county, ou the nrs, Tuesday u De
9. ner next nj ten ul thtscl,ck 10 The ior-noon,"nd
slew cause, u any they have, why the seine shoul'
uot be- allowed
10 Attest, FRANCIS d ,coS, Register.
4 true copy, Attest, FRANCIS Bacon, Register
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Dratbs.

10 S,co. Oh the 9th inst, Mr. Joseph Goosins,
aged s5years 49, II,
la K,ausbuuk. 3oth ult., Sarah nj. w wife At
lr Tho,ns, l. L'bby, Ui Portland, aud daughter
uf Capt Budiord aud Lsylnia O,s,s, Of keone'
bunk aged ~ years. 18th lns, Mrs, Kelsey u
wife oi Mr. George l. Dresser, aged d yeeis.
Al the lus ne Asylum, Augusta, November .,
Mr.. Emma c Cate, aged y years. wife oi Mr..
B.oi + Cate, Ut B>iVn formerly at huiey.
Ia SacO, 9Th lnst Cora L., only child at Lo'
ihr.p aud Loriuia = Babb, aged l3 uoa,hs.
Ia Krunebuas, 2lih ul,., Susan, vile Of Mr..
John Saith, aged So lsi in,l., Me-. Nathan Bos.
tou. sgcd27 years.
H. Hollis, Oct 70, Mrs Mary. widow Of the
late Joseph SAITH, al Hollis. aged ~ years.
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Ala Court OF Probate held at Bd.lefoud, within
and for the County oi YoIk, vu the drsi ru--dsy
In Nove,nisr, IN the year OF our Lint eighteen
hundred AMI liiiy.seyeu, ny the honorable I'd
ward L. Bourne, Judge oi said Count.
lOHN 9OnEKr,, named Executor in a Ger.
d ,.i in,truu-ni, pufJS'',lus Z" be the last will
,ud ie.ialncni ~ J,.- White, lac al Wills i1
aid cc,iniy, deceased, ha,ing pr-senlrd HE came
us p,u'~ir
Orpr Rxo, That the said executor give nut,cv
10 all prss..ns interested b, causiay u copy %
ih,. otd.r to lie Published three wrecks s,cces.
.iy-ly 10 the Unioa sni Eastern JUurnai, prini-,i
10 Biuiriun, ~ sab cuunty that they may app~sI
Il n Probate Court ~ b~ hrld al S.c,,, ~
aid couni,, on the ir>i Tuesday IN D-c~un'<,
,-x,, at ten vi the cIusN 10 the foreman, aud
h-w cause, if any they have, Why the s~n'
instrument should h.d " proved, spIruv~d, sn,i
,ltawcd - the last ~i s.d testament u, The sa'd
,i,xss.sJ.
40 Attest, FRASc,s bacon. Register.
true copy, Attest, fRA>cis b.cos. Rcgis'-r.
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Al Court oi Probate held nj B,ddrE'rd, 'wlihin
aud fortb- County VI Yort ,'n the drs' Tuesday
In November in the year Of our Lord,,ne thou
saudi eight hundred aud dfiy.sevru. BY the Homer
slae Edward T. ByaIn~, Judge Vi said Court :
JAMES HALL. nan-d Executufi 10 . errisin
- instrument purpuring ~ I've the last " III .nd
i--iaut nj of Daniel Hall, late VI North Berwick.
~ said couniy, teceascd, having presented Tile
,ame ior prol'sir;
OaDslrp, That the said Executor give
nui,cr io I'LL persDns INTERESTED by csusinga copy
of this order a. Le published three weeks .suc.
ce,si,eIy 10 the Union sud Eastern JournHl,
printed nj Blddeiord, IN said county, that ,hry
,iHy appear al Prubrie Court ~ be held NJ
Sac.. in s~id c,,uniy, on The npt Tuesday
~ Drcwinber next, at ten OF the clock Ia The
forenoon. aud shew cause u any they have, why
The said instrument should moi be proved, az
PRIV, d, and ALLOW ell Ms the last will und Tesla
Ileu' VI the said d-ce. led.
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NEw YoRx L'noRKRs. AcorrspOndent Of
the New York Event & Post, says great
deal of the excitement concerning unem.
ployed labor - an intense humbuS. He ex
plains as follows:
ii have oG'red several workmen, carpen.
ter, maSons. &c, work at one dollar PR
day, and they have in every instance replied
that they would rather stIrve than work fo-
less than they have been get,ing, viz. two
dollars pr day. and Yet each Of them is on,
Of Employment.
NV with al. my desire to aid the suffer
ing by employing the idle. I confess nv
symP,thies To be pretty easctually blunted
by this.
The unemployed masses who are making
such q hab-bab in the streets seem to BE-