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An effort is being made to restore the monument
erected in West Kirkyard, at Greenock, over the
grave of Burns Highland Mary, which is now fast
going to decay.
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Mr.. Cyrus Redding, we (Atheneum) hear, has
ready for the press life of his old friend Camp
bell, the poet, in volume
The total number of British troops serving
in India is close upon 100, 900 men of all ranks.
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CONCERT AT WASHINGTON HALL,
By the BALTIMORE SEXTETTE, Tonight, and every
night. C.. LEUTBECIIER. ja7
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RosroN CoA1 Covp,Nv,s Co.1

CONCERT AT WASHINGTON HALL,
By the BALTIMORE SEXTETTE, Tonight, and every
night c. LECTBECHER. ja7
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IfyD DIRECTORS OF
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE,
FOR 1859.
IN FAVOR OF CHANGE OF LOCATION.
HoRATIo L. WHITRIDGE,
HENRY NJ. WAKEFIELD,
WILLIAM CHESNUT,
JOHN S. WILLIAMS,
JOSEPH O. FOARD,
SAMUEL HAZLEHURST.
B. G. HARRIS,
ROBERT FREELAND,
FRANCIS COOKE,
JOSEPH B. BRINKLEY
RICHARD McGILI,
WILLIAM ROBINSON,
HENRY DUVALI,
GEORGE H. KYLE
THOMAS H. HALL ja5-5t
lp INDEPENDENT TICKET,
(pLEDGED CARRY OF MEMBERS IN THs
ERECTION A NEW EXCHANGED
FOR DIRECTORS :oF
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE,
FOR 1850
WILLIAM CREIGHTON,
HoRATIo L. wHITRIDGE,
WILLIAM CHESTNUT.
CHARLES D. KINKS,
JOSEPH B. BRINKLEY,
DANIEL CHASE,
HENRY H. WAKEFIELD,
RICHARD J. CAPRON,'
SAMUEL G. MILES,
SAMUEL DUER
HENRY DUvALL,
THOMAS R. MATTHEW'S Jr
JAMES BAYFIELD,,
a. r. ZOLLICKOFFER,
B. FRANKLIN PHILLIPS Ja4-et
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CHRISTMAS GooDs. CHRISTMAS GooI
"Abi.AiSis ~ ! Lam,
corner of Calvert and Water sts.,


Has received his goods for the holidays, consisting of
Rich Fancy Goods, Fine Jeweiy Gold and Silver Watches,
Pure Silver Ware Silver Plated Tea Sets and Watches
tors Forks Knives Mante Clocks, with very large variety
of useful articles suitable presents The public
fully invited to call and examine the stock. diff
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The London Weekly Register states that cores
pondence from Rome dscredts the announcement
that it is intended to elevate Dr. Cullen and the
Archbishop of Baltimore to the cardinalatial dig
nifty.
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CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE IA Fer 1889
Il HI l. w Il fMTIRsiifaGAEHs'
IL Mih Il AaR HHEf66.r'
HENRY pUVALL,
&. G G f H4RRis.
s sR2f i. h HAEIs
GE9EGE spATTlERR;WyElN,
Oliver zELI,
ssk kMTHf. Z T. Mills MILLS. ias7t
6p ELECTTON.-OyrcE NoRTHERy CENTRAL
~ R A IVA CO. 5amS 10 Jan "a general
nyag ae the @ q nv COMPANY Will be held at
sg !S o e 9F the of elect
,r by ordef ,oo,. i, k R S IS 0aLiMS, Seq
,o ne @ poGhs VIII De closed from ana alter the
P FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE HOME I51Iza OF
has consented to deliver 9 4sef@re G$gyies Bronze
I5th o'cTocg =. th 49, E h>lNu' January
Tickets admitting geneman and Wo ladies 81 Single
tickets cents 10 be bad at the door on the evening and
% 5n ne9kP sSv Of an Ssy Waters cashn
CnTsT - .TTe ,cTzo|
u i'l'A a iNzA0iiU AT
AEsSks' G IS BsEAadEa M sTAr14 CO.'S
to the ceebTsed IN calling the attention of our readers
manufactured and sold by Messrs Constable, Walker Co.
cannot be eXcelled; n r-,,r,,, ~,
And in every Instance AND sHEfs HHDh To ORDER,
WARRANTED TO FIT.
@ ESfhEMG SS fS S3s fsaS Soo 5fss
-, 1SI112T7T 6I Sag9
lfH7;;;I 81 GiRIUE OF A DECREE OF THE
snad CTGUkd l FOX "a IT. CITY the IN
Sales Room 10 70 South Gay street in the city of Bati
o'clock, 7. NJ: 'A''''' ~
on the s + side Of Bear IN ey Of Ba t @eep
a. deicTel in subease from Thos Ellis to Jos H. sank,
2 m} 81 @G' mpToys ca by BRICK DWELLING
BY H1e tA Also improved BY qnestory BRICK BLACK
mn opI cast OF Wellng House. % feet by 30 feet deep
dewad place The whole SUBJECT ground re1 1e $50
Terms o. cash balance with interest at six
be secured by note to the satisfaction Of the trustee
GEO r CINNAMOND, Trustee.
ja1os172oa27sl H. 'o' Els 81 f Baltimore street
-. TDITc,TIII,,c, c,,IE IN
of General or9 M Court If w IN
auction en- M%SbAY s al & s e Pn p ga
f2Sn IF Il SIX s Ps a at sss city,
from from orleans can having front Of u feet and depth
proved by twostoy BRICK Dw EiING H. u ilS 60 I'M
Terms cash. L. NJ REYN0LDSi Trustee.
lal9-lawaw&ds VIM HAMILTON, 4uct.rs.
OF sRr sTo EwTbe unders gppeed
Of SIt9TsD large and d. beautiful assortment Of Rich
SIPFRIG Al RATh w iR 81 ,Tt III AZ GooS,
& Of the said Sowel SAID goods offered and
The object being to- close of the c o sE t g1os
as possible and far the beneft of o cnnrna e ueas
a: A. NUNEs, }rr,,s.oo,
!aV-as KoB!: q KlIGAMAY, ) --I9---e-
n THE MATTER OF THE INSOLVENT FS-
lTATE OF GEORGE BAYER-Notce is hereby given
file the Same properly i With ia the crk Of
1889 L. NJ REYNOLDS,
Jalo,lI,-f trustee
| ELEXIBLE CRATES FOR STEANBO ATS
~, LoIoMoIln Es, OK STATIONARY STEAM ENG1N ES.
De''ei SiedteI ec"nolhS Vi iuel
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SINGERS SEWING MACHINES,
AT 105 BALTIMORE STREET,
HAVE BEEN GREATLY REDUCED IN PRICE.
We are now offering family machine at the Low
PRICE OF FIFTY DOLLARS
- Hemmng guages of every width, binding guages of
all sizes, adjusted to machines.
nS- Send for copy of l. NJ. Singer Co.'s Gazette.
Off W. E. BRODERICK, Agent
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THE BARINGs.-The New York Tribune learns
that the eminent house of the Earrings will form
more intimate connection with the American trade
during the coming year. A nephew of Mr.. Bates
and nephew of Mr.. Barring going in part
ners of Wall street house already established.
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News FROM ST.. THoMAs-An arrival at Halfa
brings dates from st. Thomas to December 27. The
following vessels there in distress Ship
Messenger has had mainmast put in; ship Parthian,
waiting ORDERS ship Atlantic, waiting orders; ship
Flora Mcdonald, discharging; bark Oasis, dscharg-
ing; bark Quincy, taking in cargo; schooner C. w.
Conner, discbarging; brig Minnie, eondemned
brig Wander, condemned; schooner Woodbridge,
condemned; English brig Arab, repaired; English
schooner Lord Raglan, repairing; brig Forward,
has had new sails; American brig Crmea, getting
sails.
James W. Terbert, United States Consul, died on
the 9th ult., of yellow fever.
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F. ID. BENTEEN,
SOLE AGENTF FOR
NUNS CLARK s
SUPERIOR PIANO FORTES.
WARERooMs,
No. 10 n. CHARLES STREET,
At Miller Beachams Music Store
And No. so FAYETTE STREET,
LIST store west of Charles,
Entrance on either street,
The improvements made in NUNN'S CLARKS PIANOS
in the last two have placed them point Of
lence, the best and perfect Pianos before the
public Pianos exchanged, tuned, repaired and rented.
MELODEONS from $i5 upwards. jal0tf
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9ibinfno Autitrs.

RANK OF COMMERCE, BALTIMORE, Dec. 10th
- ls5S-A Dividend Of Four per for the last six
months this day declared payable and after MON
DAY, THE TENTH DAY OF JANUARY NEXT. BY order
d9O2M- GEO. c. MILLER. Cashier
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A WING ORGANrzATIoN.-Th New York Ecen
ing Post of Friday says: A number of gentlemen
comprising the "Dewocratic Wing General Com
mittee for 1882 met at Thorps Hotel, corner OF
Broadway and Eighth street, on Wednesday, for
the purpose or organizing. Hiram Ketchum, of
the 18th ward, elected President, and VIM. j.
Jennings, Treasurer. Vice Presidents and Secre.
tares were also chosen, and the committee ad-
journed to Tuesday evening, 18th inst, (the ami
versary of the birth of Daniel Webster, when Mr..
Ketchum is expected to deliver address, and the
committee will be further organized.
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The big BELL the gift of Cardinal Wolsey, and
the pride and boast OF Snerborne, terminated its
career on Dec. H. As the ringers ringing
for service it cracked, that it is longer fit for
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PHOTOGRAPHS IN OIL CoLoRs.
PHoToGRAPHS-in India Ink
PHoTOGRAPHS-in Water Colors.
PHoT0GRAPHs-Plan Mammoth,Sze.
PHoToGRAPHs-in every style
PHoToGRAPHS-made every size
PHoToGRAPHIC TEMPLE OF ART.
G. n. BARNARD,
n26m No 2l3 Baltimore St
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On Thursday, Mrs Rebecca Kum, wife of the
late Daniel Killum, of Hillsborough, N. H., died at
her residence. at the advanced age of 102 years,
months and 81 days. She a native of Billerica,
Mass, where she was married 81 years ago. Her
husband was drafted for the army soon after, and
while encamped near Boston. under Gen. Washing
ton. Mrs. X. walked from Berica to the camp,
carrying his supply of clothing. She retained her
faculties and the use of her limbs till few weeks
since.
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.TE MERCANTILE LIBRARY
LECTURES
THE SEVENTH LECTURE OF THE COURSE will be
delivered in the UNIV ERLALIST CHURCH, Calvert street.
on TUESDAY EVENING NEXT, at o clock, by
REV. HENRY GILES,
Subject-"REIIGIOUS ART, AND ITS RELATIONS TO
PROTESTANTISM."
Admitting Gentleman and Lady to the 81 90
Admitting person to the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 90
JalO2t
lPMARYLAND INSTITUTE LECTURES
W THE SEVENTH LECTURE OF THE COURSE will
O'Clock, by the Hon. q COLLINS LEE, Of this city go
'"THE PROGRESS of THE AGEn
Tickets IS cents-for sale at the door. jal02t
fP CARD.-In the report of the evidence be-
~ fore the Mayor in the Of the shooting of Thomas
following in the testimony of John E. Popp, he
made say heard Barton say, if you take that an
insult will shoot you it should have read heard Leybnr
The Sun reporter states also
Barton has since stated that Miller is the party who shot
eyburn and told his mother Immediately after the shoot
ing and before he arrested
IT. Joseph BARTON.
Hanover street, on JANUARY TENTH, 1859.
Subscribers their Tickets the office of the
Treasurer, No Law Buildings, and on January 10th at
ja64ts --O''D' Till SECRETARY.
srD THE NEXT ANNUAL ELECTION OF
W. DIRECTORS for the BALTIMORE CORN AND
FLOUR EXCHANGE will be held on THIS MONDAY,
January 10th, 1882 at the Rooms of the ASSOCIATION in
South street JOHN I. PACA,
d27tJal0 Secretary
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A paragraph has been going the rounds of the
papers to the effect that the rumor denied at the
time) that Mr.. Robert Chambers, of Edinburgh,
the author of the Vestiges Of the Natural His
tory of Creation, is confirmed by the new British
Museum catalogue. 1t may be well to state says a
London paper, in settling the parentage ofthis work
that Mr.. Page, the author of several valuable
tises geology, assisted Mr.. Chambers in the pro-
duction of the Iestines.
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WHEELER & WILSON'S
GEORGE MCKENDREE TEAL,

GEORGE McKENDREE TEAL,
At the northeast Of Baltimore and Frederick streets
has received his Fall supply of CLOTHS
VESTINGs.
Weare satisfied haperson wishing economic in articles
of dress will save money by purchasing of him o2l3m
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MARRIED.
On Thursday evening, 9th inst, by Rev Mr. Foley, BEN
JAMIN MORGAN of Hartford county, to D0R0THEA AG-
MES, eldest daughter of the late J. Clayton, of Del
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Stephen Walsh has recently been elected repre-
sentative from the counties of St. Louis and Lake
Shore to the Minnesota Legislature. 1t will be re-
collected that in 1851 he left New Brunswick where
he resided as sergeant in the British Army, with
British Minister sought to have them surrendered
under the Ashburton Treaty, but was defeated in
tba
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DEATH OF JUDGE SAMUELs.-The Richmond pa
pers announced on Wednesday the sudden death Of
Judge Green B. Samuels, of the Virginia Court Of
Appeals. The body was conveyed to the Capital
where it laid in state until Thursday, when it was
placed in the and conveyed to his native coun
ty OF Shenandoah, escorted by deputation of citi
JUDGE o.
6y the people of Shenandoah, whose interests be
faithfully and honorably represented in the State
councils for many years. In the elevated position
OF one OF the judges of our highest State Court he
won general respect and esteem by bis unbending
integrity, simple purity Of life, learning clear udg
ment and able decisions. The State will long mourn
the loss of the valuable services of one ofthe best
of her sons.
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TREATS ALL DISEASES FREE OF CHARGE
DR. BAAkEE will also give special attention to the follow
ing cases; Coughs, Colds Consumption Group Influenza,
Asthma, bronchitis, and all other diseases Of the Throat and
Lungs He will devote particular attention to the treatment
OF al skin diseses- umhago Scrofda Rheumatism (acue
and cronc) Neuralgia, Paralysis, Epilepsy, Dyspepsia,
Piles, and all arrangements Of the Stomach Liver and Bow
els and also to all chronic Female direases Special
ton will be given to the treatment of the
~ Ely T. and EAR
without the use Of the Knife Needle and he has
y on hand AN excellent assortment of beautiful Artificial
Eyes and Tympanums, Ea Drums suitable either
and all agcs-iuSerted in five minutes
DIR. RAAkEE has made a discovery of a Fluid that
VIII produce perfect absorption of the Cataract and restore
perfect VISION to the Eye without the of the knife DR.
Baakee produce thousand certificates his perfect
success IN curing Cancer old Sores Ulcers, FSula Swell
ngs or umors Of every description, and without the
TIE knife Special arrangements must he made with pr
Bkce for the treatment of the last named diseases they
VIII require his constant dyice and attention
DIX. BAAk EE is Of the Skiul and celebrated
Surgeons and Physicians living His fame is known
personally III nearly every principal city the world
All letters directed to DR. Baakce, enclosing cents
from distance, correctly stating disease
shall be promptly answered and the patients
resp0ndcnce FREE OF CHARGE.
Office hours from A. NJ t05P. NJ
DOCTOR BAAKEE
si.,f.'
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Has just received handsome assortment of Black and Col
ored RIBBED BEAVER CLOTHS for Ladies' Cloaks has
hand large and well assorted stock of Cloths
and Vesting He also will make CLOTHING every
scrption.
Call and him at No 107 Baltimore street, adjoining Sun
Iron Building j. b T. PHELPS, successor to Richard
son d Co. nl0f
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6L0-a3artnersbiu aetitfs.

TENHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING DISPOSED
Il of their entire establishment to Mr.. WILLIAM +. GET
TY, would respectfully ask in his behalf hands
their old friends and customers, continuance of the ayors
atteringy bestowed upon them during the past five
years. Respectfully, -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-11

At Court Probate held Ellsworth within ard for the
County " Hancock the first Welnes lay in February
in the year OF LJrd eighteen hundred and fifty
nine.
CHARLES J. ABBOTT named Executor in certain in
purp rtng be- the last will aud testament q
Rsccra H. Jarvis late of Clsue in said County deceas
ed, having presented the for probpta:
ORDERED That the said Executor give notice tn all per
interested by causing copy Of this order To be pub
shed three weeks successfully in the Ellsworth Amer
printed Ellsworth that they appear at Probate
Court he held Ellsworth in said County, the fourth
Wednesday of April next, at enof the clock in the fore
noon, aud shew if any they have why the said in
strument should not be proved approved and allowed
the last will and testament Of said deceased
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
8 true copy-Attest, A. A. BARTLETT, Register
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THE SUBSCRIBER hereby gives public notice
to all concerned, that he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself the trust of an Ad-
ministrator of the estate Of Robert II. Brow, late
Of fremont in the County Of Hancock, deceased,
by giving bond rs the law Directs he therefore
requests all persons who are indebted to the said
deceased estate, to make immediate payment,
and those who have any demands thereon to ex-
hibit the same for sctti 1mcnt.
WILLIAM ). RICHARDSON.
Feb Cd 1859 3
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NOTICE..

NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue Of a license
from the Court Of Probate. holden at Ellsworth
within and for the County Of Hancock on the hrs day
OF Dec 1895 there will be exposed for at the store OF
r r. spoford, in Deer se Saturday the 26h day Of
feo next, at O'Clock in the fte rnoon much of the
real estate OF John Monroe in the County Of Hancock de-
ceased as will produce the Of hundred and sew
ehyve dollars for the payment of debts and incidental
charges OF sale Said consists of of an acre of
land, with an unfinished dwelling h thereon and is
situated in Deer Isle.
c. A. spOFFoRD, Administrator.
Dated this 10Th day of Jan, 1889
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Admir- jon. OsGooD's Estate.
Castine, Jan'y %, 1859.

Eliakim and Joanna Wardwell having conveyed
to Andrew Ncaly Of Penobscot and to Esther
Nealy now deceased lot Of land lying in said
Penobscot, by their deed of mortgage dated Oct.
Il 1884, and recorded at Hancock County Regis
try vol l0l page 5l5, and the condition of said
mortgage having been broken, hereby claim
a foreclosure thereof ANDREW NELLY.
By C. J ABBOTT, his Atty.
Pcnobscot Jan. %, 1859
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ADNINIST TORS NOTICE.

THE sUBSCRT BIER hereby gives public notice
to ali concerned, that he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself the trust of an Adj
ministrator of the estate of Davis Friend, lat of
Surry in the County of Hancock deceased, by Civ
ing bond the law directs; he therefore requests
all persons who are indebted to the said deceaseds
estate to make immediate payment, and those
who have any demands thereon, to exhibit tho
same for settlement.
SAMUEL CURTIS.
Feb. I'd, 1859.
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E 'S % hi'hs 4ipiil Dut Molly sIPIDpn out
cautious, and pricked up her long ears all the
same.
"Well, master. it was so dark couldn' t
see yard past Molly's ears, and the path
was so narrow and the bushes so thick we
could hardly get along ; but just as we came
to the little creek as they calls the Spout,
cause the water jumps and jets along till it
empties into the Punch Bowl and Just as
Molly was cautiously putting her fore foot
into the water, out starts two men from the
bushes and selves poor Molly's bride ~
Good heaven - exclaimed Major War
field
"Well, master, before could cry out one
of them will ms seized me by the scruff of
my neck, and with the other hand on my
mouth he says
Be silent,you old fool,o Il blow your
brains out =
And then master, | saw for the first time
that their faces We're covered over with black
Grape. couldn'ta screamed If theyed let
me, for my breath was gone and nv senses
were going with it from the fear that was on
me.
Don't struggle, come along quietly and
you shall not be hurt, says the man as had
spoke before.
Struggle | couldn't a-struggled to a
saved my soul couldn't speak couldn't
nT,n Wo1,r,s h.,al. go n'ao "-.iolpou ils,.
b. '"'A o"' on oAi says say
.c;,o how so,,,o hu,.,.,. A., ...,
,,k,s ant .,sl, n,,a ,,,s :, . o,',s ,,
savs s,ys ba. W ny "i7 "'''
-JIerr drinl this,
~ ,,''s,or ..:,,
scrufr o, tho noct cn,idn,t a, W..
bnt o,ep my mouth ,nd ar;nI,;, Al -
sna,, r. ,n, s,' Oh '.."N ~ -h"t d.
ho,I. ,,,l ~, s,'ao1I, -" '''''''0 V''"'
Al oh '.snn,,nn, ,s,rsI ,oe;.,s .,.,,r
49,. -, = a1;E,, -.
ahan, mo snoad ,lsro - tha '''',,';
~ ta;nti ,ts ,r,,,,nd ~, j., 1lt
&c. bnI. ia ,h a., 9 ,ha ,1''
~ h',.a II w., o'',n
i h' ' >. u
,1I ho.,I .6''. ~
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"e' S 'p W., ';,',i 1,''s ''I,f
c.. -, - 's.I
~ 'N i'''7 1''t ti s.Pf
",''l '''''' Va, "',,''.i' ''',I' '.l,
d 's''' - ~ "is NV ''''
~ - :, - '''''' o"' '2'',,'' Il
s'N "''''N ~ ~ IN "'' ''''' '''''i
VA ''I,' ~ .''t ''2'
|'.'f'i ,',',' ''g' - ana ''I''f'' I''''h'
''i '''' ~. i'"' anu my prayers
~, ~ II ,''' ~, I'm
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Notice Of Foreclosure.
WHEREAS jeremiah Cousins of

WHEREAS jeremiah Cousins of
Bluehill in the County of Hancock, con-
yeyed 10 me by mortgage deed, bearing date of
November q, \. b. ls5O and recorded in Vol
une -, page AZ, Of the Registry of deeds in
sand county, the following described premises, to
wit tract of land situated in said Buehil,
bounded as follows. Beginning at point in the
eastern line OF Asa Conarys lot sixty rods from
buehill Bay thence running on the line of said
Couarys lot norheriy up to the south west corner
of Ebridge Conarys land; thence by the south
cast line of said Corarys land to his south east
corner, to land of ,iohn II, Curtis; thence ON said
Curtis line, to point sixty rods from said Blue
MIL Bay; thence southwesterly to the bound first
mentioned; and as the ondtion OF said mort IA ge
has been broken now claim foreclosure, and
hereby give notice thereof.
JEDEDIAH DARLING.
By his Atty. EUGENE HALF.
Ellsworth, Jan. 81. 1859. 3wa
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At Court Of Probate held Ellsworth within and for
I'M. County Of Hancock the first Wednesday # Feb
ruary 10 tn year Of Lord eighteen hundred and
hy-niue.
DANIEL. CLOUGH, named Executor in certain IN.
strumeu pirporting to the last will and testament Of
Polly Clough late Of Buehl in said County deceased,
having present ed the same for lrpl ate
ORpERAp, That the sand Executor give notice 10 all per-
sons srt.tI by clusin. copy Of this order to be pub
shq three weeks successfully in the Ellsworth American
printed At Ellsworth that they appear at Probate
{ urt 20 he held At El-wor,h IN SAID county, On the hrst
in. lay 4 July next Of the clock IN the Ire
noon and cIusr il any they have why ths san l-
strlme 1 should be proved approved and allowed as
the last will and testament Of said deceased
PARKER TUCK, Judge
q A true copy--Anest, A. A. BARTLETT, Regis,
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T 5000 AGENrs MANIkn.-Ta sell tI1ree
MARRIED.

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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-11
ADUINIS7RA7RIYS NOTICE.

The subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
concerned, that she has been duly appointed and
has taken upon herself the trust of Admins
tratrix Of the Estate of Albert q Brooks late of
Ellsworth in the Comfy of Hancock, deceased,
by giving bond as the law directs; she therefore
requests all persons who are indebted to the said
dcccased's estate, so make immediate payment,
and these who have any demands thereon, to ex.
hibit the same for settlement
MARY J. BROOKS.
Feb. 2, 1859.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-11

At y curt Of Probate held at Ellsworth within
and for the County of Hancock the first
Wednesday of February, A. b. lsj9.
Ga the fore soin, petition, Ordcrei:-rhat the
Petitioner give notice to persons interested, by
causing a copy of the petition aud order of Court
thereon, To be published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY
in the Ellsworth American, that they may then
appear Mt a Probate Court to be held at Ellsworth
ia sud County, on the fourth Wednesday Of April
,cXt at ten OF the clock in the forenoon, and shew
cause If any they have, why the prayer Of said
petition should not be granted.
PARKER Tuck, Judge.
Attest. A. BARTLETT Register.
\ true copy Of the petition and order of Court
thereon,
; Attest-A. \. BARTLETT. Register