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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-07-07

oST.--On Friday, the 26th inst, betwee en-
~ Hartford City, Va, ard Pomeroy, Ohio, a
Memorandum Pocket book, containing some
money and several papers of no value to any
one but the owner. The finder will be lib
erally rewarded by leaving the said book with
M. A. Webster at the U. S. Hotel, Pomeroy.
JOHN H. SMITH.
Pomeroy, June %, '57-w3.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-07-07

A ATTACHMENT.-Wm R. Reed, plaintiff,
"a against John Young, defendant-Be efore
George Downing, j. P. OF Scipo township,
Meigs county, O.-On the 23d day of June, A.
ID. 1857, said Justice issued an order of at
tachment in the above action for the sum of
one hundred dollars; probable cost fifty dol
lars. VIM, REED.
Scpio, July I, '57-w3~
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-07-07

NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscri-
1t Der has been appointed and qualified as
administrator on the estate of Polly II. Miles,
late OF Meigs county. deceased. Dated at Rut-
land, this 18th day of June, A. d. '57.
JOEL p. HlGLEY, Admir-.
. June 23--nICw3s
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-07-07

MOTICE.-William Cummins, who has re-
1N moved to the State of California, and Sa-
rah Cummns, whose residence is unknown,
will take notice, that Thomas Ashworth of
the county of Meigs, in the State of Ohio, did,
on the second day of June, A. d. 1857, file
his petition in the Court Of Common Pleas
within and Tor the county of Meigs, in said
State Of Ohio, against the said William Cum
minis, Sarah Cummins, and Theodore L. Mon
tague, defendants, setting forth that the said
VIM. Cummins and Sarah Cummins gaze
mortgage to the said Thomas Ashworth on
the east half of the southeast quarter of Sec
ton number thirty two, of town number
three, of range number thirteen, in Bedford
township. in said county Of Meigs, to secure
the payment OF $3.50, according to certain
notes referred to in said mortgage, and that
since the giving of the said mortgage, the 9TH
er defendant, Il. l.. Montague, claims some
interest in said lands under the said William
Cummins, and Praying that said William Cum
minis may pay said sum of $3.50, with interest
on $50 thereof from the 21st day Of Feb, uary.
1S49, and on 800 thereof from the 81 st day of
February, 1850, and on 1920 thereof from the
2lst day of February, 1851 or that said prem
lses may be sold to pay the same; and the
said William CnmminS and Sarah Cummins
are notified that they are required to arpear
and answer said petition on or before the 9th
day of August next.
Dated this 9th day of June A. d. 1857.
PLANTS & BURNAP, Atty's.
June 16-nI5w6. .&5
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NOTICE..

ALL persons knowing themselves to be in
IA debted TO the late firm Of Smith & Stat
foId will please call Immediately and settle
up so that can buy another stock of goods
and continue the business upon more favora >
Bile terms than ever. Come along, friends,
you have go. all my capital. generously af-
With due consideration, yours,
II. b. SMITH,
PomeroY, JnlY I. ,57-w3
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-07-07

NOTICE E is hereby given, that the subscri-
1N Der has been appointed and qualified as
administrator on the estate of Ira Story, late
of Meigs county deceased. Dated at Pomeroy
this 10Th day of June, A. D. '57.
ELIAS STORY, Admir-.
Jvne 23-nl6w3*
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DISSOLUTION.

TNHE partnership heretofore existing be-
l. tween H. B. Smith and ]. Stafford, is, by
mutual consent, this day dissolved. The
business will hereafter be conducted by H. B..
Smith, with whom all settlements will be
made. SMITH & STAFFORD
Pomeroy, June 25, '57-1Sw3
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-07-07
GRANGER'S
q MATHEMATICAL

NENA IN N\Tb6S =
COMMERCIAL q MATHEMATICA
Z MS II I III IT e.,
COLUMBUS, OHIO
Splendid inducements to those Who qD;sh TO
attend a Commercial Colleges
Situations Guaranteed, or, Tuition Free
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
TNO those who enter my institute. or remit
Il me $50, and thus secure Guarantee
Scholarships, any time before the first day of
next September, can, upon completing thor
ough course of Double Entry Book Keeping
and its Collateral Branches, secure lucrative
employment in Commercial or Banking Houses
as Accountants within ninety days after their
graduation, or hey will be indemnified to the
full amount of the sum paid fol tuition, and
thus realize
Free Tuition, Lucrative situaions.i
Graduates from this Institution are now fill
ing responsible and lucrative positions as
Cashiers, Book keepers and Railroad Office
Clerks, in different sections of the country,
and are being preferred by business men to
graduates of any other Mercantile College,
Hence the above unparalleled inducements
which nothing but the great superiority of my
instruction and thorough training of my stu
dents for business life would wa rant.
The Principal OF this Institution has been
a practical accountant for longer period than
any other Teacher in the Western country.
Address the undersigned for further partic.
ulars. WM. w. GRANGER,
May 12.m5.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-07-07

DRoBATE COURT, MEIGS COUNTY, SIS.
Final settlement of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IS hereby given that the accounts of the fol
loving persons have been filed in the Probate
court within and for said county, for settle.
ment; Joseph Holt, admir- de bonus non of
Sam,l Weldon; Daniel Mauck, guardian Of
A1onao son J; and Louisa J.. siRler; Rob't B. Will
Stn, aam OF n. X. Wilson, decd; William
StanSbury, admir- of j. Stansbufy: Joel p
cnlgiey' executor of David Sylvester, decd
Said accounts will be heard and settled en-
oaturday the 1st day of August next.
July 7, '5T-w3
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HoIfAf.-An estray COW came into my en-
" closure in Bedford township, on the LIST
day OF April. 1857. Said COW is a light brindle
color, with star on the forehead, and is sup
posed to be seven years old.
July 7, '57-w3 CYRUS RITSSEIJ
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-07-07

NOTICE.-John Dennis, late of Meigs Co.,
1V whose residence is unknown, is hereby
notified that Martha Dennis did, the 18th day
of June, A. D. 81, file her petition in the of.
fee of The Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas within and for the county of Meigs, and
State of Ohio, charging the said John Dennis
with adultery with one Charlotte Stanton, and
asking that she may be divorced from the said
John Dennis, and also for almony, which
petition will stand for hearing at the next
term of said Court. MARTHA DENNIS.
BY Plants Burnap, her VS..
June %. ,b7-l6W6. 50 20
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| d OBERT' HOWE Will take notice that on
LII the 10th day of April, A. d. S57, Gabriel
Simon, William Simon, and Benjamin Simon,
partners &c. in the name of G. Simon & Sons,
filed their petition in the Court of Common
Pleas of the county of Meigs, in the State Of
Ohio, against the said Robert Howe and Lot
Jenkins, late paitners in the name of Howe
q jenkins, the object and prayer of which
petition is to recover judgment against the
said Robert Howe and Lot Jenkins for the
sum of $4,000 with interest thereon from the
9th day of February, 1857, for the price of di
vers goods and merchandise before then sold
and delivered by the said G. Simon & Sons to
said Howe & jenkins; and the said Robert
Howe is notified that unless he shall appear
and answer said petition by the 5th day of
September next, a judgment will be taken
against the said Powe & Jenkins at the said
Court of Common Pleas next thereafter, to be
holden for said sum of $4,000 and interest
thereon from the 9th day of February, '57, as
demanded in said petition.
J. CARTWRIGHT, Atty.
for G.. Simon & Sons. |
June %, '57--!6w6. $3.50.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-07-07

h"" al OtHeI klnuS OIL Styles aL tue retail
prices.
To the purchasers of our Pens we present
numbered Ticket on every dollars worth pur-
chased, which entities the holder, by an extra
payment OF % cents on each ticket, to pre-
mil um varying in value from 81 tc 800. The
premiums consist Of various articles Of Jewel.
ry, viz: Gold and Silver Watches, Silver Cob
lets, Silver Fruit Baskets. Gold Guard Chains
Tor ladies', Lockets. Bracelets, Gents Gold
Fob and Vest Chains. Thimbles. Breastpins,
Ear Drops, Studs, Rings, Crosses, &C., none
of which sell for less than ore dollar. Cnun-
try purchasers may rely on being as fairly dealt
with, as regards the prices es If they them
selves were present.
We have been in operation for three years
and thousands have bought of us, and we
have never learned that any one was ever dis
satisfied. This plan affords every opportunity
of obtaining gold watch or some other arti
Gle OF jewelry for trifing sum. All our
penS pencil cases, &C., are manufactured by
ourselves with great care, and we offer them
at precisely the same prices asked in all
other stores in the city. To agents we offer
the most advantageous Offers, and any ener-
ge!ic person can do well by working for US.
We wish agents IN every place in the country,
and persons who would like to become such
will please TO address US, and we will send
printed circulars ofprices terms, DC. We have
no stated periods for distribution. The mo.
ment pen is purchased, the purchaser is en-
titled to receive his premium on the payment
of 25 cents extra. All orders should be ad-
dressed
MERRICK, BENTON Il DEAN,
1856 Broadway, New York.
N. B. Gold pens repointed in perlor
manner. Enclose the pen and 39 cents in P.
o. stamps and the pen will be repointed and
returned post paid.
Nav 06-m3
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8roaohap 6olo Aelt

MANUFACTURING co.
Office No 395 Broadway, New York.
Fourth Quarterly Sale Of Go:d and Slver
Watches, Gold Wdieh Chains, Lock-
cts, Bracelets, de-, dc.
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&arriasss.

In Dover, Nov. 25. by Elder Hewes, Robert h
Hanson, OF Hollis, 10 Sophia ). Cummings, o
Saco
In Wesi Lebanon, at Nssh's Hotel, Nov 10,
by the Rev Mr. Richardson Of Hanover, Mr sam.
uel Bean, Jr, of Piainielj, to Miss Henrietta
blanchard, daughter Of Dr. John Blanchard u
Meriden.
In Sseo, ON the 22d OF October, by Rev. z
Wheeler, Geo w French and Miss Susan A Low.
I'll, both OF Ssco. 18th inst, by the same, Hosea
II Allen Of Hiram, and Miss Eleanor Thomas
Or Brownhrld.
In SANFORD. 10Th ins., by Rev George Heard,
Mr. John welch rnd Mss Mary Ann BrGns,on,
both OF Sanford.
In East Wesimorcland, Nov l2,by Rev Mr.
Clsil,n, SIR Luke Thomas, formerly Of Boston, 10
Miss Mary II Llthefeld Of Ssco.
IL Bingham, Nov j. By RiyC w Broldben,.
Mr. jonathan Clay, ~, ~ Miss Eun,ce w Tread.
well, both Of Buxton, Me. Nov 10, By the same,
Mr. Benjamin + HALEY oi Cornish, la Mis- Mary
NJ Wedg wood cf ParsOnshsld
Ia Turner, 5th inst, by Rev Mr. Hill, EDWIN D
WESIwURrE, IPrinier,l Of Augusta, To Mis-.
CAE"iIsg a NARREs, ri i trner.
la Dover, l2tH inst, Mr. Wn Horne 10 Mis-
Elizabeth COwgn 18Th Inst, b. Rev L ii Rich.
srl>on, Mr. SIMON IL Staples Uf North Berwick,
To Miss Mary T. G.aIy u knlery Me
Ia ID. MYERS, Nov i0lh, hy Rev Mr. ChNifn, Me-
Beuj I Geich.ll Of Topeka, Kansas, To Miss
Mary T. Ham VI ShsPleigh, Me
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FURTHER Particulars OF THE BuRS-
ING OF THE STEAMER RAINBOW. Cme,H-
matt, Noe. -. We have further partic-
ulars of the burning OF the steamer Ram
bow. She had 34T passengers on board,
including large number OF coal boatmen
on the deck. The fire is attributed to in
ccndiaiism ON the part OF some OF the
deck passengers. The total loss OF lives
is estimated at IS. When the fire WAS
discovered the boat was run ashore,
where she burned TO the waters edge
The wind ut the time of the discovery OF
the fire, was blowing a stiff gale, so that
in very short time the whole boat was
cnyelopcd in flames. The steamer Min
nchaha, from New Orleans, carried the
saved TO Memphis. All the steamers
books were DESTROYED, so that no list oI
the lost passengers can bc furnished. All
the officers OF the boat were saved.
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From Warrington.
W.AsHiyoroS. Nov. "a.


IN. Y. Herald correspondence Or
ders were issued TO-DAY from the War
Department for two columns Of troops,
one from California and the other from
Oregon, to proceed TO Utah rs soon as
the necessary substance for them can be
obtained.
The President, in conversation to-day
with gentlemen on Kansas affairs, stated
uuequivocally, that he endorsed the &C
ton Of the recent Convention. He stat
cd a fact which is not generally known,
that - out of the SO members Of the
Convention signed the Constitution and
those who refused to sign it were ultra
pro-slavery men.
(Tshuae correspondence Adispatch
has been received here from gentlemen
intimately associated with Gov. Walker
saving, that up to the goth he had re-
served committing himself regarding the
action Of the Constitutional Convention
in Kansas.
The President will approve Its pro-
ccedings fully. He will contend in the
message that the question Of slavery has
been submitted fairly to The people, and
that the present mode is the only
one for attaining its settlement. The
message on this point is under delibera-
ton, but will be determined this week 10
the satisfaction OF the southern wing OF
the Cabinet.
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Latest Foreign News.

The Collins Steamship Atlantic, from
Liverpool, arrived in New York on Sun
day evening. The news by this arrival
is quite important, both As relating to
financial matters, and general news. We
give some of the Geographic items OF
news.
The Atlantic brings Sl2s,O0O IN specie,
and Passengers.
The ca pturs Of Delhi j, confirmed. Luck
now has been relieved
The King Of Delhi has surrended himself,
and his lie was spared {; his two SONS were
shot.
The Western Bank ofScotland, the Glas-
Cow Bank, Of Glasgow, aud Messrs. Don
nistoun x Co merchants. have hailed.
Messrs. DennisIoun x Co., the heaviest
house In lritaln CONNECTED with the Amer
lean trade, suspended ON the 9Th inst -
Their principal house ans in Glasgow, with
branches IN London. Liverpool. New fOik,
New ORLEANS And Melbourne, bat it u said
the Australian house is no compromised -
The Cessation Of American rrinlttanees was
the Cause OF It's susI-nIion. The private re
sources Of the partners are very large, and
the SUSPENSION - probably temporary.
On Monday the Bank OF England riiscd
it, rate of discount 10 l0p per cent
The Western Bank oi Scotland. Glasgow.
with II paid up capital OF II 500, 200, aud
deposits Of &c 900 100 has suspended. The
business Of the bank Was immense, aud II
had 100 branches in Scotland. The prOpri-
etary members are wealthy, and no eventual
loSs is spprehcnded.
Messrs. Bennoch. Twentyman & Rigg. Of
London and Manchester. in the silk trade,
have suspended. Liabilities from two TO
5000 pounds.
Broadway Il Barclay, Of London, in the
East India trade, have also suspended. LA
bilites E2OO,OOO.
The Funds on Monday declined IA, un.
der the rise in the Bank rates, subsequently,
sustained reaction.
The adyices from America were regarded
as more durable.
The Atlantic Telegraph Co. have decided
10 lay their cable the latter part OF next June
commencing IN the middle Of the Atlantic
Ocean. as originally designed. Messrs.
Glas, & Elliot have commenced the construc-
ton Of additional cable, making 5000 miles
in all. Messrs. Eaton K Ames arc building
now paying-out machines.
The London Times deyotes leader to the
remarkable coolncss OF the Americans under
the existing crisis, and strongly censureS the
uncontrolled issue Of paper money. -.
The Russian War steamer Caspian Sea
has been lost. The captain, three lieuten-
ants and eighteen men were drowned. =.
The English government have arranged
with The Oriental Steamship Company for
weekly Indian mall.
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u 4. { Uun =, pfvl,"', q, ID a, Bed. -."rd, " I'M"
aud io, III, coun'y III York, ~ th'. h"i rue,'i",
10 November, iu the year al o,ii t>or' rl.h',ti'
hundr,J ,nd tii, sevr,i, l,y The Homo aD'e E@''
ward r Bourne. Judge Uf aid Couri:
DiMDN RUbEit -. Gu",irn VI Jane Wry
~ ,n,uih liz ,-th W,,uru .. Charlotte We,
.urai h, aud May Weymouth n:i"ors aud Gull.
ecu ii Jam WcyuiVi'h, 's'e VI l.. mnn, IN saii
,.,uty. ,Irxs.,.e,i, Ia ying presented his third
c,.,nl q, guardianship or hts said wards Tor al
hJwance.
rUapxREp, That the said Guardian give
ao,ce TO all peryons Interested, ~ Causing "
copy Of this orisr ~ be puDll>hed ~ The Unnn
AND Eastern Journal printed 10 BJdeloni, IN said
Icvsuts, Ew thr. seeks .scces-ively, that they
may appear ala Prul,aic Coun I'd. be- held d -
81, Ia said county, W The hesir Tuesday la De
cnber next d, ten o,tbe clock 10 the forenoon, nd
.hew cause, II any they have, why the same should
| not be allowed ..f. Dol
l6 Attest, FRANCIS B.coS,. Rsais,es.
A true copy, Attest, FRANCIS Bacon, LEICESTER
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Al Court VI Probate held vi B,ddeiord, within and
for the County OF York, On The hr,i Tuesday In
November in The year Of our Lord eighteen hun.
died and dizzy seven, by the Honorable Edward
Z. Bourne, Judge III said Court:
4 m the petition OF Edward A. Rollins, psayins
" thai adnias.lrs,ioa of ,hs e-iste VI Thomas
Shspleigh, late Of Somepworlh, State Of New
Hampshire, deceased, may be granted to him.
OlDERKp, Thai the petitioner .oiis the widov
sad next u kin 70 take sdmlnis,rs'ioo, md dve
notice thereof TO the heirs u raid deceased, and
10 all persoos Interested 10 said estate, BY caus-
ing copy Of thi. order 10 be published N The
Us,ou &c Eastern Joum al printed ~ bldde'ord,
10 said cosniy, three weeks .accesively, that
they may appear al Probate Court TO be held
q, Ssoo 10 said County, On tho hr.t Tue.daj
In December next, nj ten OF The CLOCK 10 the Nre.
noon, and shcw cause, II any they have. why
,he pesyer Of said petnoa should not b. granted.
- Is Attest, FSAscls HAoos, Regis,es.
A true COPY, Attest, FRAscis BAcss, Resistsr
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Al Cou,, of Probate held AT Biddefrl, within and
fur III. County o. York, IN the hrs' Tue DAY IL
November, in the ycnrU our Lrd eighteen hun
dred aud 6fy -. ven, by the Honorable Edws'u
T. Bni,ur. Juds-W laid C"uri:
NATHAN D APPLETON. Guardian Of John
~ w Thlng. ininor Snd lid al John Ting
,n,r Of Wa,-rbn'uxb, ~ said ro,niy, d-c-nsed
having prr,rn,-d his srcouui VI Guardian-hip 81
II. = vi wapi Tor slloSancc
OspIRrp. That the laid Guardian give NOTICE
u. all ~, ..,s u.i. rested, by Causing copy a.
his order To he Iubi.hed iarre week, surse>.i"
I, Ia nr u ,,on gu E,,,en JOirnAl pnn,e'i al
Badd tiu,i. 10 aid coua'y, that they may appear
u n Pruba,r Coud, " lie holden a, Ss'I', 3"
sid county. a The inst Tuesday 10 prceinhe'
a.. 4. n, Ten Of ih. civrg IN the fosea.s'a, an
lie = rs,,e. II any they have, why the same
should ,Vt be ail' sed 80 -.
Al Attest, FR.scIs u con. Register.
A true copy, At,es, FRA'c BACON Rg'''-r.
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NOTICE.a
sheria,s- sale.
WORK IS. November 2, A. I

WORK 50. November 2, A. D. 1857. BY vir.
u tue VI an execui'oa which is,uef on iudg.
meat 10 favor VI Robert Mitchell, Of Krune6uak,
IN aaid cossty Of Yosks irder, kxscuios Of Ssmu
Il Mich lsir " ssid k~unsbunk, deceased, q
ths SuPpDs yudrsl cvur, begun and ho,dea
II Aiirr ysthln AID Es I'D osasiy Of York. o
The ,h,rd xsgpdsy of eep,eub<s. 4 d. 1887
tsve taken all the nghi In sqaiiy that William
Junkin', VI heuueounk. To- Sid rounty Of Yosk,
nsd "a The hiieenth d'y VI Ausua last, the day
wh~n the sIine vas attached On me.uc prvcess
10 fedee,n certain mort. aged real estate, with
The buildings thereon, siiua 81 IN .sld Kensshnsk
on The rost 10 Lyman ssi bsiuE the saass thpI
4 SrA.nbed H. ,ssussSe Sesd lhcreof. from ths
aid William JuaEias 10 RVben Fletcher, record
ed IN York County R-cord., July 10, A b 1887
and 20 Saturday The twelfth day VI DssssfpI
ssai. 81 2vciock 10 the ai,eraooa, on the prem
i- sn.ll vrsr ios sale at pubic suciioa. 10 ths
higus n,dJss sid right IN rqui,x OF ssdesaesios
sss.,h,y s~itvxpcstsa. ga Il -. .sd cbirgs,
u sale
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Al Court Of Probate held At Biddelori, within aud
for the County Of Yors, on the irsi Tuesday 10
November, IN the year OF our Lord, one thousand
eight hundred and fily seven. BY the Honorable
Edward T.. Bourne, Judge VI said Court.
nLlVER Killings, administrator Of the es.
" tote Of Mary Thompson, late of Nor'h Bee.
.lck, in said c"aa,y, decreased, having prevented
his ir.t account oi sdnnis'raion Of the estate oi
said Deceased, Tor allowance: slso his private
account against said estate. .sst. -. .f
ORDERED, That the said Admnis,' ator, give no.
nee To all persons Interested, ny rauslny copy
If this orurr a. he published three weeks succe-.
.ively in Nh. UulUn alii Eastern Journal, printed
al BldIriord, ~ said county that they my appear
al 4. Plubd,e Court - b. holden nj Saco, ~
aid county, ON the Gr.t Tuesday IN Dec-'n'~r,
uext, al ten OF the cias In the forenoon, ANA .h-~
cause. /, any they IA We, why the same should noI
Oe dli.i Sed
40 Attest FRAScis BACON, r. gisIer
4 true copy, Attest, FRASci, BHcoA, Register
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Al. Court OF Probate held al BldJeford, within
aud for the Countyof York, On ,ns nr-i Tues
day in NoveGnbe; 10 the year VI our Lord, one
thousand eight hundred and dny-s<ven, by the
Hoaorsbls Edward b. Bourne, Judge VI sa'd
Court: lL ..T... - j. I'D.
~ late VI Ssrsh Spianey, lais Of Eliot, 10 sid
coaaty, deceased, HAVING prr-euled her socoat
add insl account Of administration Of the estate
oi said decesssd, iot allowance; - y ...
OppxRro, That the ssid ADMINISTRATIVE give no
tice 10 all p r~ons issensted, by esusieg arpy oi
,his order ~ he publi-hrd IN the Uu'ou .nd E~st
.m Journal. printed In Biddetord, In ssId coauty,
three s-es. "a srs-ivc.y, that they may appear
aid C. .uh,y, an the 6st Tue-dsyin Deceni,et
Inexf, nj ten AZ The clck iu the fSruoon, sod
,nes c.u-ef any they have, Why The sspe
l shouId not te allowed 'rs' 80
60 Aussl FaAScts BAooS. Register.
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u Q Court or Pr,batr held ri Bi'deford, with .
aud ath- County rf York, IN The fri Tuesta,
in Nnvemle'. Ia the year Of ou' Lord elgnlrri'
hm ir.i ani iiy.>r'en. by ,he .ionorable bd
wani e isuu'nr Judge, Of said Court:
WILLIAM d PIKE, Ex, cuior al the will 81
w B-nn-ii Pike, L,ie VI Cornish, 10 aid c"un.
,, DECREASED, having prr.eh,rd HI, fr.i accouni al
administration Vi The e.tsie VI s,ld drcessed. A.;
"a his private account against said e>talr, for al.
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ORpERgp. that the said Executor give notcr
. all persons Interested ~ causing . copy a.
MS ordsr 10 be- Published three weeks succes.
1lysiu The Uaion aud Eastern Joui nal. prini'
ii at Biddei"ri, IN SAID county, that they ma,
,pp~at Ut u Pr'baie Court ~ he held al 81
q, IN .sid county, On the Dirt Tuesday o.
ID ceiuber next, NJ ten Vt the CLOCK 10 the Ton
non, aud snew cause, Il any they have, vii,
he same should MI b.. allowed
~ Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
'irue copy, attest, Francis BACON, Register