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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-03

Clerks Otto. Of Hanover Circuit Cour; On h''''
The 81 Of August, Sc: .3
William w. Roper, IN his own right. sni az hS%.s
Ma,ia u. Roper, deceased. 'A"'
Against r.rio guuli
El1.A. Taylor. Thonhs G. hsrsbnH, 1--WE u"rn,1
Hardin Burnly. Jr, William Burnly. JohH = ord AL
Msria 0. Munf ri, sally Nuuiord, Mamie n1. T,,p1
john D.. MunIurd, Jr the four las. Of whom n I'D
under ths age OF twenry.oDe Yeas, ~ "it,nM an,
ttcn, their guardian nd Item, 49, .u.p|
The object VI this suit Is ~ procure a O'to. nj.
the persons emitted OF the funds arising from - v,,1nil
farm called 'Ratchf s, In Hanover co'g!, ,cd I'D
formerly belonging To William Marshal u'cry 90, ",
which was neli rs dover by 81. widJ" TIE -. "A
rin o. Roper; the sGid isrm havin. bern s''' u.-c,1
time oi snid Maria .. Roper, under 4 DER 4
Circui; Couri. md by Al affidavit aItG ~ nc. wiI,1
re.r., That Edwin urnly, Hardin Sunny! ," a., 4
B.!..y are Lou.re.!dcni, 81 ne stat" % '"-. i,l
c.otion U. tie p..!ntt, II 1, ordered inst Tue ~ .ubIsJ
JANIS DO appear ns.e wi:Lih Que moh'I ar y, pnsni
tion OF hi, ordSr, and do wEat II nrc"--H) III
toe,r .a.cres, in this cause, anu iant cop! ry 4
b. publ she'd IN somr newspaper pno!ishe'' 70 =. .on; 4
kirbr,ond ipr iour sGcc.,=;y- weeks, ana ms ~ = \
hi, order be posted Gt The irOot door OF tns'o-.' -
~ Tins county en- the .,-t day oi me rsnt CS~-'S
,-ew41 Jas. D. cBRisTLAs. Ga:
cITUATIOS WANTED. a gentleman o. ~.ss.l
rlepce r.. Tsaeher " he Fnglisn oran'a. ,,ieu !
A. ,h.lnsr,cs, Classics AMI French drsiIes a -, al
Alsn a wang lady a. teacher OF EhgisI "
G-ic ,,
re A. A. WaLktn,
p.-,- Wotce,rer county ~
'.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-03

oACON.-i5o hhds prime Western Sides and Shout
ID ders: for sale by l.. G. 3.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-03

VlHosE TURKISH QUILTS Receiving this
morning, 100 of those large Turkish Quilts which
we will sell at the reduced price OF gas each. Those
that have been waiting can now be suppl ed.
Aug ALFRED MOSES, h3. Main 81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-03

NNTHITE GOOD5-WHITE GOoDS.-An End
w less variety of white Goods 90 hand, purchased
under very peculiar circumstances. which. tor quality and
price. cannot be- equaled BY suy retail establishment in
the city.
Aug3 ALFRED MOSES. o.. Main at
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SERIOUS CHARGE ID. Geerhart has been held to
bai! AT StauntoD, Va, charged with causing the death
Of his brother by striking him 8 blow on the head do.
ring an alteration.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-03

SOFT FINISHED UNDRESSED BLEACHED
- COTTONS.-Ihave now in store three cases oil those
celebrated bleached Co,tpus. at only L. &c. per yard.
Aup3 ALFRED MOSES. fS, Main st.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-03

A Law QuEsrIos.-The County Court OF HaTnf
ton Over.eers of the town Of Romney. ii may bind
GU, a free born child resident of that Corporation to
a party without the Corporation-a citizen OF Hnmp'
shire county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-03

FIRE is MALDEN.-Tbe Kanawha Valley Star
says, son last Saturday. afre broke out and destroyed
a large brick store house in Maiden, belonging TO Mr..
John b. Smith. There seems 10 be 10 doubt that the
tire wa. the work ofan 10 candIAry.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-03

MORTALITY Is PETERSBURG. The intermen's
during July were 28-mal,s Is. females Is. The in.
terments at Petersburg ceme'ry were tnr ma h'st
seven months of the year 1857, l23; for 1853 to date,
1US; decrease, Is.
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Case OF HoRsE-STEALISG.-A young man, who in
his fact time has travelled with that moral institution,
a circus, wac caught yesterday in town sf;er Il pretty
good chase and brought before tha Mayor on q charge
of horse stealing. The animal in question was valued
at 900 and belonged to Mr.. Temple j. Blunt, cous,a.
ble in Hanover county The pri,onsr ia a good look
ing young fellow, but seerned to feel rather mean a.
being proInenuded through The streets With bis arms
boun, by u rope. lie gave ha nam- hs George Miles
,Iin- Charles Green, of PhIlade!phIs. and was commit
rcd 70 isil. Tine horse was given over 10 the owner
suhiec, TO the order Of the court. The prisoner had
formerly driven a watering cart in this city, for John
DECEASED.
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James L. K-mper, Madison, Brig. Gen. lst Brigade,
vice Banks, promoted.
CAVALRY.
lsT REGMEST-P. a. Boiling, Prince Edward,
Colun-'; A. Ferguson. Franklin. L;eutenan; Colonel;
Thomas L-ftwich, Campbell, lst Major; Winfield
Crirhton. Brunswick. 81 Major.
2yp. REGIMENT Charles Green, Rappahannock,
Colonel; John :. Barbour. Cu!paper, LIEUT.. C"lone';
Al.x G. Taliaf-rro, Culpeper, IL: Major; j. =. MARI
FauQuier. ~ Major.
Sd 'RsGlMESr -Robt w Baylor, Jefferson. Colonel;
B.nj Stricken, Page, Lieut. Colonel; y + Lighter,
Pooahontas, lIt Major; f G. Bunker, monOngaIia, ID
Major
ih REeIMENT -Sherw;n McRna, Henrico.C o'oneli
j Lucius Davis,- II nrico. Lieu; Co'onel;W II Rich
ardson. Jr,- lIenrico, lie. Major; John j Werih, Rch-
mond, ~ Major.
ty, Colonel; X Z Colsion,' Rockbridge, u Colonel;
j w Stsinberger,' Mason, 1T Major; j NJ Cary
Gre.nbrier, ID Major.
ARTILLERY.
lat -Gustavus 4 Winghald, Bedford,
Colonel; Tho Price, Priuca Edward, Lisut Colonel;
Darcy Paul. Petersburg, Ia, Major; II Is Meade,
Ame!in. 81 Msior.
~ RrGIMEsr.-John II Lee, Orange Colonel; Jno
Is Strange Albemsrle, Lieut Colonel; Geo Dutf-y,
Alexandria, lst Major; j & Moncur-,' Stafford, I'd
Msjor.
Sd. RrGINrSr.-J W Ware, Clarke, Colonel; John
Campbell. Brooke. Lieut.. Colon-'i George w Az
dsrson Frederick, LET Major; j Nef,' Shenandoah,
ID Major.
9TH. RICHEST -lnos. III E'Ns' hichnonn city,
Colonel K w Bowden, Norfolk city. Lieut. Co'onel;
VIM Mnhon-,' southampton, let Major; John Is Cary,
Elizabeth Cry. ID Major.
5h. REoiMEsr Arthur T. Cummings, Washington
county, Colonel; Vim. McLanghton. R,ckbridg.,
Lieut.. Colonel; J McCauslsnd. Mason, lst Major;
& Z Taylo..' Roanoke. 81 Major.
Vacancies exist in The 9Th Brigade, by the resigns-
ton of Gen Boykin. in the 2O;h by the death Of Gen.
Brook, end in the as. b, a new Brigsde.creared at the
las; session of III. Legislature. composed of The militia
of Tho counties nf 1'zz.ye,l Mcdowell. Buchanan end
Wise.
Captain Richardson. son Of the Adjutant General,
has been appointed to the Majority in the Alb Ora
goons. South.
SERIOUS CHARGE ID. Geerhart has been held to
bail at StauntoD, Va, charged with causing the death
Of his brother by striking him g blow on the head do.
ring an alteration.
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WIlHWo

In Scarborough, 9th inst. Mr.. Lemuel Cool
broth, aged IS years and months. an honest
industrious and highly esteemed citizen. Pot
land papers please eopy.I
In Biddeford, May III, William C., son Of Mt
Charles III. Brown. aged Is months. May
julia y, daughter Of Mr.. Dennis Chapman
aged II months May .; MIS- hhAA ph MI MI
aged z years. Nay 10. Mrs. heP'eOs'h p0o'''
aged So years. n
In Berwick, May II, Of lung fever. Mrs Bet
sew, wife Of Jacob X. Webster, aged W years
In Winchester, Mass, Nay s, VI eOnsunp
ton, Mrs. Mary A. G. PlummeI. wife OF MI
BARD Plummer, and daughter OF "n' hO''O''
ESQ. Of Berwick. u u,,-
rat. aged 10 years. daughter VI 'o""
In Dover. April ii, Clarisa C., aged years
and 7 months, daughter OF Mr. Joseph ana p MS
Mary winkIey. April 30, Mrs. susan o. &
aged 22 years and ~ days. wife OF hI' AIoet'
A, Pike. NAV 10, Ellen Frances, aged iSyeas
and 2 months, daughter OF NJ samas' ~ anu
Mr.. Harriet Wiggin. May 9th, Gr. Nicholas
Tolmay. aged SO years and months native
of the County Of Meath. Ireland, and Tor many
wears a resident Of Hallowell, Die.
JAMES sELLEA. who died in this town March
ilth. al the age OF 70 years, Vas one OF the SOL
disr, of 1872, under Col. Boyd. lie Was at the
battles Of Chippewa and Brdgwater; his right
hand man was shot by his side. According 70
his certificate, he had an honorable discharge oy
his commanding 0thssr a, .ss ,s a%s since =, he
va. remembered BY the old veteran. who reeog-
ni,ed him in the crowd that surrounded him at
that time and received him ~ith marks oi pleas
nTs Their meeting was one Of interest TO
both. At parting, the veteran shook hands
with much feeling. bidding his companion IN
arms faTswell until the muster roll 70 called a,
H. mueh respected
Inv ali who knew him; IN honest man, kind
friend aud neighsor. After his discharge nom
the arms he resided In Saso. His friends loved
90 hear him ''hght his battles Ger at his own
freside. lie died vith the CHRISTIANS hope, and
has gone TO hi. rest ~
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Sherif's Sale.

WORK SS.-May IL. 1853. This day seized
u on an execution in favor OF Jacob Kicker,
OF Sanford, in the County Of York, against
Henry Gloucester, Of said Sanford. and will
DO sold at public auction at the Office Of Asa
Low, Esq, in Sanford, ON the Goth day Of June
1853, at three o'clock II. VI. all the right in
equity which the said Gloucester has to redeem
the following described zeal estate, situate IN
Sanford, bounded northerly and easterly by land
of Joseph y. Clancy southerly by land Of Brad
bury Sayward, aud westerly by the road leading
from the Province Mile bridge to Isaac Reeds
house i'm Sanford. Also another parcel Of land
situate in said Sanford, bounded southcrly by
said Chaney's land; easterly by land Of John
T. Paine; westerly by said road, aud northeIly
by land formerly owned by DIR. Weld. Also
seized and will be sold at the same time and
place the right said Gloucester has to redeem
from levy or levies by appraisement the follow
ing parcels of land situate in said Sanford,
bounded northsrly by land OF Samuel Lord ;
westerly and southeTly by land Of Stephen
Merrill, and easteTly by the road leading from
SpTingyale TO Emery Mills in Shapleigh. Also
another parcel situate in said Sanford, bounded
northerly and easterly by Charlotte Davis land {;
southeTly by the road leading from the Cotton
Mil To Amos Getchelrs house and lot Of VIM.
Higginbottom, aud westerly by the road leading
from the Province Mile Bridge TO Elias Little
fields house. SIMON TEBBE1S,
4w2l Deputy Sheriff.
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4 pROCLlNiTIOS TO THE LADIES.

wAEREAs, u appears that the daysof night, honor'
and integrity are fast fading away, aud WhEhhAs'
the unsenp1ous and igDorant are daily taking ad,an-
tage Of the profound and learned, bE III kNONN,
THEREFORE,, 20 all. whether MAIDS, WINS, OF
WIDOWS, that On. CHEEskMAN'sfEMAL fii'L-s
are ALONE the certain panaeea Tor the trouble
Ia female Reorganization they ALONE correeuig an
painful mentTuaton, assuaging All Palptau"ns Oi the
heart disturbed slesp, pain IN the side, aud causing
health and appinsss 10 the whole ser more
20 the MARRlED PORTION, ss they are certain TO
bring on the monlhly period ~ith regularity. AND
WHEREAS, these FILLS are puIcs vegetable and
free from minerals, therefore perfectly harmless IN
their operations aud wholly unlike other medicines
thrust 1IUn the pubic, p0TToTting Ia elect the olces
ALREADY dstailsd. THERiORE, M 1T KNOWN,
that NOTHING bat the aid PILLS Of DIR. CuEEsE-
MAN will accomplish the desired object, when Dl>AP-
POINTMENr has been expsriencsd under the regime
OF OTHER FILLS and the LADIES viii cause TIA.
PROCLAMATION 20 spread amongst them, 10 Their
own everlasting beueht always prrmising that said
PROCLAMATION in must be considered
NULL and NOID; that 10 90 say, that 1Hk FILLS
MUST NOT b. taken when any female u In an INTER.
ESrING CONDITION, otherwise q MisCARklAGE
will b. the ins>nAtle result.
Explicit directions, to be carefully read, accompany
each ton. Price 81. ssnt BY mail on sneosing NJ u
Dr. Cornshu. l. Chseseaan, Bon All, fost once
Nsw York city. Sold " one Druggist In even tow
the United states. Given under my hand aud seal
RE HurCuiNGs, General Agent for the uni,sS
States, lbs Chambers ST, Nes York, 10 whom al
wholesAle Orders .h0ald DC addressed.
BddskTd. BT5s
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Sherif's Sale.

WORK SS.-May IL, 1853. This day seized
u on an execution, the same having been at
taehed on the original writ, wherein Lyman ID.
Spaulding and Janes Parott, OF Portsmouth,
in The County Of Roc bingham and State Of New
Hampshire, are creditors, and Joseph n. Cha
ney and James Boston, Jr,, Of Sanford, in the
County OF York, are debtors, and will be sold
at public auction at the Office OF Asa Low, Esq,
i'm Sanford, on the 10Th day Of June 1858, at
O'Clock z. NJ, all the right in equity which the
said Joseph n. CLANCY, one of said debtors,
has to redeem the following described real estate
situate in Sanford. in said County Of York, and
is bounded northerly by land occupied by 1. b.
Riskrr. eas,erly by land Of John I. Paine
southerly by land Of Bradbury Sayward and LOT
Of land formerly owned by Lyman Littleheld
and westerly BY the road leading from the Prov
ince Mile Bridge in Sanford, to Isaac Reeds
house. The said premises being under an in
c,,nhr.nee of two mortgages, for which see York
County Records. SIMON TEBBETS,
Iw2l Deputy Sheriff.
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SOME LUMBER!

lust RECEIVED. Six hundred and twenty
u ,bopsand long and short lumber, conss ting
of Pine and Spruce Clapboards and Laths. Pine
and Spruce Plank, Pine and Spruce Boards for
finishing. and floors, Bannisters, Pickets and
Rails, for fences aud stairs. Pine and Cedar
Shingles. Also, good assortment Of Framing
Timber. This, with my former stock on hand,
will make a good assortment to select FROM
Those in want Of lumber would do well to call
before purchasing elsewhere. All orders from
abroad promptly attended to; ,.
J. ID. PATTEN,
90 Pspperell Square. Saeo.
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A Book for the Million.

seller. and St.tioners No ~ Court street, Boston,
Brief rsaii.s " u pagss on Diseases Of the sssua
system u 10th ssxss-tAsir sy.ltas and trestnsni-
prepared ~ ph, stefan q the "Boston keleetie Hos
pitaL" This work also contains soorching exposure
u the desspiea asd imposture Praeteed ~ sdsstis
ing qaaeks, 9TH ssms ef their and bocations
sod BY periodical de>lsrs gessray. sent BY mall, On
the receipt Of three postage STAMPS Address Bon
lso1 ps.ton fost once iy3o
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N,NDDIED0

I, this. city, 18th inst. by the Rev; 5. Cow
eli. Mr. Richard Burchsll to Miss hHsHe'
In Portsmouth, Nav 18th. Samuel Gray, ESQ
20 Miss Sarah L. Haiass, daughter oil boensis'
Haines. ESQ, Ar ,.,h.,
Young TO Miss Euniee Jones. MI. marx
Coweil, OF somersworth. to Miss Mary =. 40
ans, Of Dexter, Ne. May 8, Mr.. Z. IL. C9,kin'
of Brownyiiie. Me-. TO Miss Jennie B. went
worth, Of Somersworth.
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Inyalids, Notice this Fact .

Tor the past any years, Or. =. n. Ricu.ubsox,s
sIIFRRY.wINE mrrERs have been unr,al.d a.
an ,ecti,. and Naluasle spring and Sunast usdisn@
And whiIs alasost every Of the thsa.snds % msd
cine. thai have been introdseed within that Pv Ia.
hen .hanAoned ~. RcIsirfsoa's medicine has besh
sustained xitA iser,.sed popularity fer sale At the
Dos,or,. Ofcs No. 81 HaBo,er su,si, and ~ dealsrs
A.. ,,.aiein, ,x,txyh<r,. 49, n H 6ali
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Our 25 Cent Bottles.

We are now having DE. BURLKioH ssAnI's CouGn
MEDIcISE put up in t.suty 1--we cent trial totes ior
an. aecnodaton Of those Who hASs never ussd t, OF
,,ha nav .aIt only small quaBtity. We shall also
oonnas 10 have the dollar sls naSaiaetured a. here
tOiOTe. .,,,. q ~, ,yv
niaAsE,rd Me Ian. LIST, 1858
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Medical Notice.

Having a responsible clerk to conduct his
Drug business, the subscriber will hereafter de-
vote his whole time to the practice OF medicine
and operative surgery. in this and adjoining
towns, where his services may be required.
oFFicE-No. Biddeford House Block. Res
idenee, corner Of Cedar and Centre Streets.
JAMES SAWYER, NJ. ID.
Diddeford. Js.., 1853. 6mos2
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Hair Dye! Hair Dye y! Hair Dys!!!
VIM. A. Batchelor's Hair Dive

GREY, RED, OF RUSTY HAIR, dyed instantly 10 q
least ipjur, "a Hair or skin.
fifTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
awarded % wm A. b4tehsDr, since lsJ9, and over
70 90 applications have been made 10 the hair Of his
Tstro0. u his famous Dye. Prejudice against Dy,inr
the Hair and Whisksrs IL unjust Il ~ould be against
covering the laid head with Wig.
VA. A. hfCiikLOkS HAIR DYE produces q
eolor not 10 bs distinguished from nature aud 1. Wan
ssSITD not TO inlurs In the least however long may
Ia continued.
Made, sold or applied lin my private rosms) at the
wig factory, ~ broadway. New York.
sold In all cities and to~n. % the UHitsd States by
Druggists anil faRey Goads Dealers. -.
eS.- The genuine has the name and address upon
steel plate engraving ON four sides Of each bottle Of
WILLIAM A. BATilELOR,
l,r5s 2JJ Broadway, ". Y.
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Special Notices.

READ RRiDr TR AFFLICTED, RBdDi'
H. T. embold Offers to the afflicted his Oenuine REP
ar,tion Iiu,d Extract Bashu which has accomplish
ed the most extraordinary cures Of all other similar
remedies. Read the Advertisement In another column,
HEADED al slInbold's Gsnulns frepaIatlon" SNI
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CONSUMPTION. BRONCHITIS, AND ASTHMA.

MisdpPrsheHsioa Corrected.
The success which has attended the speeiai
treatment Of affections Of the Throat and Lungs,
introduced by On. ROBERT HUNTER OF
New York. whose practical writings on the ne
spiratory Organs. and the rational system OF IN
halation have beer so recently published, eau y
many persons 10 apply for "Ageneies' As u
Inhalation consisted Of some particular nos
trum." -,
Such a Misrepresentation Is calculated grossly
TO mislead the public; and DIR. Hunter therefore
feels IL TO be due TO himself and to the prseuee
Of Inhalation with which his name and reprta-
ton are identified. TO state, again, that innn IA,
lation." a. advocated by him. Is a SYSTEM VI
TREATMENT based on a correct knowledge OF
the condition Of the patient. and eannot 'hefe-
fore be a subject for Agencies.
All persons desiring to consult or come undsr
treatment. must apply personally OF by letter 10
him OF his associate. Or. II, MELVILLE when
the fullest information regarding the treatment
will be given. either to patients themselves or 70
physicians consulting ON their cases without
charge.
Those who are DESTROYS of consulting. may
address either X. HUNTER, NJ. d., or Drs'
HUNTER & MELVILLE, SIS. broadway
New York.
Nay, 1858. lw2i
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r,IrSr o,rcr. Fob. o, Isss

FIRM ne In. C.d,le, Maion, COmD'is'oRer n fifsIs
1 Ne great pl,asurc In stating that during the
time have been acting commissioner 81 Patents,
samuel Cooper, leo, of Boiton, has been engaged az
socioT and has esn In that capacity IN constant cor
r,spondeucc aud ihtCICourse with the Office lac has
e,inced thorough acquaintance With the Patent LAW
,rd With the rules and practice of the Office, close
attention 90 the interests Of bic clients, aud marked
uor and courtesy that has rendered the transaction
Of Lusincss with him pleasure. have 10 hesitauo
IN sitting HAT rgaTd him az one Of the ,,y best
agents tT the transaction Of business with this once
with whom am acquainted.
yIIAHIEs MASON,
lnu.us sioner " Patents.
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Sherif's Sale.

WORK ss-Msy ~, A. ID. 1858. by virtue OF an
II execution which issued on Judgment In favor OF
seth Z. Bp ant, Of kenDebunk, In said County OF
York trader. at the supreme Judicial Court begun
aud holden at Alfred within and for said County OF
York, on the first Tuesday Of April, A. ID. 1888, have
taken all the right In equity that George w. sto,er OF
kennebunk, in said County Of York, yeoman, had on
the hfh day Of October last, the day when the same
MAS attached mesne process, To redeem certain
mortgaged real estate situated In said kennebunk, De-
Ing the place wheIeon the said sto,er now lives, and
the that Is described In mortgage deed ther col
iIOm the said s,oysr To Thomas D. Wilton aud WILLIAM
Wilton, both OF Ilingham in the County OF Plymouth,
and Commonw ealth of Mass, and William u Train, OF
Roxbury, in the County Of Norfolk and Commonwealth
OF Massachusetts Partners In business under the frn
name aud style Of Wilton, Train Company, recorded
Ia the Registry u Deeds for said County of York,
Hook 2Ji, Page 2J2. And saturday the nineteenth
day of June at thre. O'Clock In the Afternoon, on
the premises, shall offer for sale by public auction,
10 the highest bidder said right In equity OF redemp
ton to satisfy said execution and all ices and charges
A. W. siENDUM,
iw2l Deputy sheriff
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uosroS MARKEr--M.y 10.

FIorp.-saies % Western supethne at 81 ~ fancy
81 90 a T0i extra, 81 IS q "
=, 70 q, ~, Oat.-Northern at ~ a. Soc. Rye, sic.
HaY.-Salss of Eastern at si2 e si5 " toa
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WEBSTER BANK BUILDING

DNTENrS SECURED IN THE UNITED STATES.
aud In all other patent granting counties' sleclh-
elton. s Jr.v ing. PREPARED Caveats flied. Recon-
sid,rations pIocuTrd of applications that have been
rejected uIon iup,if,ts prepared papers, intelisr-
ene,s IrJsecutd. RrissUcs and extensions pro- urea
and In general al business connected with the fatent
On,rs transacted with care and pTomptnsss.
British aId other iouign patents piOeured through
pr1mIt aud cuufdcntill agents IN LONDON and rams.
peTsons residing ~ distance may obtain All nece.-
,aTy Inflammation aud have their business transacted,
by writing "a the subscrsr, without the oub'e abd
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