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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-07-15

The Democratic Convention Of Mississippi
has nominated John :. Pcttnrs for Governor,
and i. Il. Webb for Secretary Of State.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-07-15
VALUABLE F,Kn o SALE

~ -NFIsT M TUUNT1, a
w e. fr ale 4 VALUABLE TRACT oP LAM ru-
w tanning Five Hundred and Fify Acres. y!rgla N~'
Ger county Oh lira,v.r Branch. Immediately on tn r'''
i:oa! leading from he mou'h Of East RIVER. IN Gle ro.r'5
10 Wyoming Court IloU>-. aud ate miles from Princeton
county .s!; u Mercer ab0u; Err Acrc- of which 4, uut'
cultivation, ~ acr-- 81 which i well -t In graz. e. q
which = Meadow Land. The Farm T.. beautifully .pst'e+'
ALL wa;-rcd and the land i. Of a tin. qG1h'y. p~ecIi.rt
adapted - she culture ~ al! kinds q cram, aii '-Y-Ia'
% hat 81 Tobacco and Gra--.
~" society III IL" neishborhool OF laid tI5u i -4'4
pa.."'' hy any ia Mercer county. and the adVtrta.-' ~
l'!rs are equal 20 anv in the country. The impr"E-n,H'
O.! 'hr farm consist o. = comfortable pw-lin. HoG.e, q
hci.f:l: corlmod!ous Tor 4 large family a la-g- si'eh-''
Nmos"hoG--. several tables asi other necessary oui-th
Ing all IN good repair.
The term, viii b. accommodating.
Persons desiring TO purrt--- may apply 20 " 80
Grant, tyho resides upon tt- farm or 70 Mr R'"a'-'
White. who reside. =, Mercer Court li"use. bo'h o! SA.L
ar" hereby author zei go maze sale r he ssiae, e.a'
Whole " in part.
TT Tor further particular apply 70 u" aboTs '"'
EtSin Grant. VINO will AXE pleasure in showing me-
farm 10 any or. sl-iinc ~ purchase.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-07-15

Colonel r. Cunningham. the father of the
Southern Matron," died in South Carolina
last week.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-07-15
THE KANSAS CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.

ST. Lots. July IA special despatch to the
Democrat says that the Nebraska delegates to
the Kansas Territorial Convention were admit
ted to day, with the privilege of speaking, and
making motions on questions connected with
their mission.
\ petition from the New England Emf
grants Aid Society, asking indemnity Tor the
destruction Of the Free State Hotel, AT Law
renee, was referred.
The Nebraska delegates presented a memo
rial. praying the Convention To take measures
To extend the northern boundary Of Kansas to
the Nebraska river. The mcmorial was re-
ierrci 10 4 special committee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-07-15

SoLp.-"lraniS;an," the well known and
beautiful spot Of ground on which the residence
Of I. 1. Barnum formerly stood in Connecticut.
has been sold at auction to Elias Howe. Jr.. of
Brooklyn, New York.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-07-15

Major Irving Mcdowell, Assistant Adiutant
General United States Army. was presented to
Queen Victoria on the 18th ultimo.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-07-15

Many counterfeit notes on the North West
ern Nirginia) Bank arc said TO be in %circula.
ton along the line of the Chesapeake and Ohio
canal.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-07-15

John Cobb. Jr., was hung in Atlanta, on the
Sth inst. He was convicted of being engaged
in the murder Of Mr.. Landrum.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-07-15

MlKRIED.
>S~-b>
DIED..

M,anIxr. on the 1th instant. by Rev. u. T. CANADIAN
WILLIAM j. PORTER, OF Baltimore, 20 N-s MARGARET :
TUN.INSnS. q Matthews county. W.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-07-15

,u,ur subscriber will .cll At public auction. 2: Hale.
II. ON the FOURTH NhHpAi N Alhl>l Ni\.
- ,,..r, l.,ad ., th- ri.h' ~ -"i!iucf The LfhNIlI~ o.
IiI>IuE COgN AID COB Ci!jSillli ia Tie ea.a',s
u,Erax ana Charlotte The limit Of IT, deed Vi
Uu. un,iI the 2:ih oi February, l-"!. >"! "er' a..
transferred To The purchaser.
I,.N I.-rvIAr J'S. ". N''lf.N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-07-15

The patrons Of ihc school, II. Res. JGo. Johns. u. C. r.
e Il. Dana: Res. b.. Z Spfisc, Rev. J 7 Johnston. NJ
4ndTia. Va; Maj. ". u. Tyler, Washington cry. q v
trntchh"ld, Speaker - 'he House ~ Delegates of Virginia
John >edion. Esp, stafford, Va; J. Randolph Tucirr. b
Richmond, Va. Nathaniel Tyler, Editor of tho Eicriaof'
Enquirer; DR.. T.. \ Curri". Lancaster county. VI. l:.y T.
II. Phillips, Virginia Female Institute: lion J v Ts.r
Wtrrcnton. Va. Rev. q. \. Eiu-olyiUr NIll,burg '.
T., ". Lewis, DakGrov". W"s'uorclaId county, ".
Foe Circulars containing Term. other rrf-r"acr,. g"
roniais, &c. address Ms T.. TEiB>.
Jlly lj-c2m Alexandria, y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-07-15
&1-~-S>

Vim. l.. TimLcrlakc. Il prominent citizen Of
Columbus, Miss. aged 80 years, was drowned
last week while bathing.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-07-15

Hon. o. r. Singleton, Of Mississippi, has
been nominated for reelection to Congress.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-07-15
Trr Mo.r.,nrnn GrAro.-A report having

TIE MoSfGoNcNl TrAEo.-.A report ha''h.
rs.c0e &c! NeH Yort tina: the Nr';-o'a,r! GUAR, "e
!o.rin. To the Fir, Regimen. Virginia Vo!ua;pe:',
in Richmond. had -icniiic'i their wish /" yi>it Nc"
York tai, summer. in company o! the frhIluni
Gray-, tie New io'h Irish companies "ere ','.'
10 make the necessary PREPARATIONS - receive Them
in an appropriate manner. ., =
THEY .rcv-clnd Montgomery ,'u"r'l will have their
annual excursion down the river neat week. tit -"
incline To- t!.ii.E that they d" ~; c'ni"l"r!"'" '"r
SOHO zine - come going :" New OH. S"ri " ''|
r..nri-r, Time and money. and just iiuw not even s'--
lick, haze mGcl. 70! c!;!.tr to >iarc "r WASTE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-07-15
lille clean

',,,i, AMI pGre tTc:.;h ar essential :" human being
,!.rr sill he = demand Tor tho articles rroIacir:
.,ich. Dr.. punnayarr', month wash. i, one "; ,a-
hr>. aromatic compounds .! :hc present AZ Tor IL
10th. c.n., and breath. ~ u inou,h-wasA /. ""r:.r:
be-, >rr:a,~e,l. Thi~ celebrated aromatic dcut''rtyi !
to- s.4c IN Richmond hy l.l!d.c! AZ Robinson, Va
r.u. * Pcar,c and v. Peterson.
Fi.I particulars OF IL mcri' vii. '~ i'H"'; "''.7'
Used IL another c"iGm!.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-07-15

SALrA nf Sr;,n, &c.-Sincc last report
M.>>r.. e. T. Wor,iam < Co.. -o!i a; auction, -
.h,l.. N,w orleans sugar 81 &..i5a'."5: ;" hhi>.
Cuba 1t .I."."..i': aii - ccg''> "na : iny"; No
i.--,- q. 70! rts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-07-15
'ur UNION FEMALE lysrIrrrr.-L.ast evening

the commencement exercises .! the Union Female
Institute under Nr. Il. +. S:abhs. ;ook place AZ
I.cis. Sire, Baptist Church. Tie kev. j. l..
Burrows delivered the address 70 the yoaTs ladies
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-07-15
RANGE or THERMOMETER.
nE11C1oIs NOTICE.

&C. PTr.LI terrain Church being ciJ--i ~ r--,.
:..rrc wll be 10 service there beio7e the h.' Saba.
August. j...
tNFE:rl FUSE, &r.-safeiy fu'r NJ. co.
= Jackson Candies, Machinery mani f"T't':> 50
ier AL. by l. &c T.. bANLNPuIr
late Z.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-07-15
OBLIGATION.

WISH 4, obtain the situation - Teacher 't % =
.-Ioo! OF private family Uhrr' | can hAt' ~
Igu,-d scholars. d! %prop",rip teach Lninsh. I"i '--
. -" N....,,,;ie.. and. Il desired. c.a-- 90 u'-gr--.
r-r,rb For particulars consult ny father hr 81
r,ra. Eurn, Ordinary, james City COUNTY Va
~" ~. :. "rw5v & ". HUBBARD \ D.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-07-15
EIcuuoyp Wheat MAaKrr.-The ncw wheat

EICNNoND WUrAr MAEKET.-Thc new wheat
j. ro:niu. into market: i; looks we'll. aa! some i'oin
IL, aIiacclt ,"ilt.e> may U~cciae>ci anon. the iiuc>.
ever seen IN market. Tie mii!cr- ar Y~reqariu. t39
the work vii. ,:.er:y. A!ti"o.h inc viir:, market.
strictly speaking. c..ruu"i bc sid I" have oi"nc'!
81; IA Richmond. >t:ii some sales have take" place
q: 81 "a for rci wheat; aud -" i1r white. The
trade vii, ,i"ih,lc-> oi"n t"-!ay and Tomorrow. 'Gt
/; j. very uncertain whether he above quotations tor
wi.ca: viii he of Ioas duration. .Arry..rautc> would
seem L. indicate that the market sill. Tor some time
20 come. rang, pretty IA. The -armnics .! the ne"
crop >c:t in az. excellent II qualify: 10" s.'in =
!DrGc. plumt aud productive.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-07-15

Corfu SALE To-pAy.-Tlic colIrc trade on
dires, importation hc;wcc' Rio and !aelt.oaI = las
bccouin. - matter o: commcniaule c'nme:'ial 81.
cry Oh bchal. "i. our city merchants.
To-Day Mc>>r.. IlaNa.l. Crcn-aa" ~ Co.. VII. 80!
large cargo TO, ba.> pt Go;!cc lur!">c.! >'.rei-.
.6r the Richmond market. T!i> Is tie cargo %; III,
h.rlrc Abigail liryet from L., Il" I.l.cir'. N'
4i..5hsta.ni.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-07-15
II,.rrxs, Cornr.-A great deal of civil huSi.

lIr>rTNGs CuuEr.-A great deal oi civil bust
u,,- u.s transacted III This court !o';eria!. HE
,a,,- an the docket will hc taken NJ a-ain to-day.
ON n,N, Monday tie court vii! taxi NJ tie INT
again. u .rwirn and l~iarhS,!a!e for Us obstruction
nn l.;h street. III, j. the srcl, Justification qicN-
ION al,nu: the rights u q mat. "!tl h!>"wn property.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-07-15
49, 49, -, \. X. II. Eiclm,.-

artNrED,-i Teacher. wa' ~. had - -.
.n.I-.,6sI experience 10 teaching 80 te ".
s.. i,.i-..a situation ~. t-achr! q tu-.sa, N4"s-
ill.,. or classic. g, III" >on'h. Address Fr''.'''-. '
i,,ryl.y 4 Howe, ". 10. lifoAl street. NJ" l''A,
Ifv I.-1i~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-07-15
BRANDlES.
tbft
rAIEEAC. Vintage i'.>

rAZEIAC. Vintage l;!>
= do. l~!
riu.:. Ca,,.!ioa !! Co, Vintage Is:
jam, lIcunr..y, London Dock. Niaii:e -. . - =.
-. ~ an -
All ., ,hl above rraudics have been % hani ior
-. var. aud arr superior 30 any Ia uar.e' irf.
y CEANZ. Successor to r.. cr.Uz e.
i,lv, W. =. fNrhlusr !i.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-07-15

",,\TED Ey a Young iuir. = pl,etc,, H..'
situation. ~ some country town, a'i..,;.tn of A-
,.Iprr II. ha, hal >o-ie 'Nprrirnr" IN mat c'ra. r
S,n give good re:r.s"es- - 20 character ""' 49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-07-15

WANTED srtiuI'c Of ,he lG!F-f.'.
v school. ~: Ancient ami Modern I.,"sns. 'a.V
.mi n,,-i .iAr,,. TEACHER Bon -, E'a.urtl.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-07-15

Moryr NENNON.-Thc repairs Of INC M'ah't't
,. Ho,:rt Vernon were commenced on Monday la>;.
The carpenters work TO he done h.yCo!. C.S. Price.
and III. brick work hy Mr. T.. Stanton, both Of This
civ. Tic improvements on the grc''''S will b" soon
i.lrr.-'. R.r,hirlI Gd:'i'.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-07-15
khrid.c county the wheat

Crors.-ln ~Rockbridsc county the wheat
harvest is abon; over. ami the grain is oi =
superior quality. and the yield beyond thai Of 'eve'
raj wear, past. The on, crop. also. is reported good,
and the corn promises u srr;.! .yie.!.
FLor! FROM New WHEAT ~ NoRroLK-A
ale wa. made on the il;li, III Norfolk, OF sixty
barrel OF ~,upcrinc :lour from new wheat: manu-
a.a 81. ,,.on. communicated s, -.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-04-29

TE'v CuupRNt,. The steamer :, Louis
arrived at New York on the 18th, with ten
million. in gold. The trip va, made in a
little more thun twenty days NJ C,liior.
MA news olimporancc. ThcSau Francisco
markets were in gloomy condition, and d,
was impossible 20 place a round lot u al
ul., any goods without submitting - a
material reduction upon %, already nom,.
nal quotations. The market was quite
sasuaut.
The steamer Coaira Costa exploded her
boiler in San Francisco bay on the 80 inst.
Four lave, were lost, VIZ David wiuslow
CaIy. formerly Of Albany aged 80 /;
Mitchell e smith. barkccpcr oi the steam.
sr, II : O,,rander and George VI. Z. Dow.
ell, frcmen Of the boat
An attempt at revolution in san SALIVA
DR. bad been speedily pat down.
Ai,icys from Nicaragua are only to
March -, and merely confirm news ALREADY
rCCaytl
Dr Trryiit, United State, Consul az Val
Iarai.3, has got INTO difficulty with the
government OF Chill. Several u the priu-
e.rll actor. in the outbreak Of the 2S,h
t51k refuge ia bis house. which was twice
iuv.dra by armed police and the young men
taken prisoners.
Mr. Tr,vi,,'s e1equa,ur had been cancel
81 ~ the government.
TOE revolution IN Chill bad been nearly
quai'gi.
From Bolivia we learn that the opposi-
t.u party bad been beaten in an engage
usa, with the government forces, with a
D.. % sixty fve kiIlel. including many Of
t.e leaders.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-04-29

ONToEp. s,.-,pui -, 1854.
TAKEN ol rNrruIila in iiNpr 81 Mari Aun
L Ret. Ninini.tr,ifiN upthc gppls a1i estate
at l.svi. Reel late of Mexico in The Cpunty ~
ONhrl. deceased. 1, ,,in,t lanes :. Mitchell. ADD
will o., .nII h public auction, 1T the st,r' II
Ch,Ih,lfu 1ul Poster az MrN,co Corner. on
SATURDAY, the tWcni, .hr.t d,y ct MAJ, \. u.
1850. at one nf che cl,sk On The ,urrn,,p, al the
u.bt, utI- All ,rirrr.i which thr -,id J,nrs : q.
Mu,hcll be. or h,lor rhr di, NJ Nuyrm.
l-r, che tue when ihs Sane wtsn,ttrh,l pn ihr
original writ. BE- AL t,a crIr,ir pircrl pi real
c.t,ic itullrl ~ RpNhir, 90 th' Cunt, OF o..
toad. ieipg lt numhrrrl ~, ,n the oh range IT
lut. iu AL iDNn ot R,Nhuy, kn,spaf 10 nstn
buu, Together with th- buliipg' tharsp1, All
benz th. sans premises mpugngr,l bs said
Mitchell 10 Ma, :, Ban (pp. N.N : llpwrU)
op the tw-rt, -ith A., ct Mach 1854, g. secure
the pl,mspi uf one hlll rri dpIl,rs.
JOHN I. SENEgl, Deputy Sheriff.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-04-29

ToRuoN Nrws. The steamer City Of
Washington arrived at New York, on the
si,h inst. She brings dates to the 18th.
The latest news is less alarming. and there
are strong hopes tha, war may b aver,ed.
War lad been considered inevitable until the
llti. rhepowers have consented 10 a gen.
er,l dislrmins before the Congress Assem-.
blsd.
The Pa,rie. which Is the organ Of Ma.
poleon's private Cabinet, speaks Of last
and supreme eaor, which England and
Prussia are making IN behalf Of poacc. r.
ferrins to the Austrian proposition for a
general disarmament. Tho pa,rie asserts
that France Is still on peace footing. She
has collected no army on her frOn,icr-has
no, applied to the Legislature flr war cred.
it-while Austria, having increased her
army in Italy to 100 600. might commence
ramfaign tomorrow. 1, concludes with
. l-lvat saying. " n Austria means that a
general disarmament i. 20 result in the
maintenance Of sta,u quo in Italy, and not
ofrsolying the imperviousncSs Of the PRES.
snt situation IL must no. b expected that
Frame, vail Dc lapcl by such demand"
4 hitter from Munich state. that the cav
airy and infantry Of ihc Blyarian army are
g. BE- plhcci on a war footing. and before
che end Of the month al Germany will De
m arms.
Ts,Ncr. The Moniteur publishes de-
Gre ordering an apportionmsn, ola hun
jrri thousand eonscrip,s among the differ
emit Departments. Tn. is the Who'll, con-
tirs,nt tor the year. In ordinary ycars
So,ooo, ana in some years 10000, have
b,,n called out
Il reported tSat French army Of o.
sgrv1t.an i 90 BE- concentrated on the iron.
ter, 0t The Rhine. Also that four French
and sandman war steamers had b,rn d..
patched O. the Adr.atic, O. be in rtalines,
T. blockade Trieste AMI Venice. Il vashse-
WIS, stated that Council Of Marshal, W..
O. meet az ,he Tuilsric. in Few DAYS, to
D. presided over by the Emperor.
\ dispatch from Berlin saws il Is a.scriel
in competent military circles. that by the
fr,t Of June Napoleon will have SIX hum
JreI thousand men ready O. march, ofvbish
10000 an, % ho used ia l.aly.
d was anticipated that Austria would,
in few day., declare varasaiust sardinia.
Austrian troop. continued 70 advance upon
The frontier, Of Piedmont. Ecinf9rccmcnts
were arriving every day a, Milan aud Pa
va.
Advie,s from Hong Kong by mail are 20
Trh ~, and report the supplies OF tel were
falling, all the tea districts having been
swept, and thc low Qualiti,. arriving show.
irs ihgrc i. very l,,lc more 10 come. Con-
Glsrine the quality prices were extremely
high.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-04-29
Sheriff. sale.

ONFuHu, -. iprl 10. ls5l.
TAKEN on execution. Ahhltt '. Arli1g. nnd
l siil lr s,ll b, rublir Nu-ti,l @, the highest
bi Rec. 900 SiiHpl, th- 2Sh d,y ~ NAV. \. ID.
1854. 10 unr u'cl,,k, T.. VI ,tthr hotel in l.,v.
cli Nilhgr, al thr 'igit iu equity Nhich said NJ.
hng hat on the ! tn diy IT Scptrnh'r 4 n.
lsSS, ~ and a. 30 the trtl estate now uccupiri
b, him lu the town oi Stow.
SAID pfrmisrs are under mortgage a. u. ".
Hastings. a. srcur the payment II noe hundred
ipllrs. said m,ugagr &. dated August 2iIh
lsj7, and !. the onI, ,ncumhran.r hnown 20 the
creditor
TRuSTuM KNIGHT, Dspm, sheriff.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-04-29
LATER FROM ENGLAND.
AniraI Of ,hc Ciir Of wa.hlnglon.
- Temple Street. Bilhton. Eag. !
Febuafy 2S,h. 1859

= Temple Street, btllston, Tug,
Februty 2s1h, 1859.
Me..r-. Perry Davis s. soa-Geuis; take
pleasure In handbag you the enclosed cs'imonials
Of Ii. yirtue. ofpavis' PAS KiLLTs. Itvas
the request ofihe parties that forward them TO
yoa Gr qualifications. have also testimonial
irvn George Cartwright, ,nsiacsr. snd Richard
Webster. miaer, bp,A Of ihi, town; also Of Mrs.
Jouc. ofvirioria Phce. aaI Mr.. Cadman, Keep.
e. ofths B,ri in-llani loo.
Nvur. tu'l,, Jrss, fLrrcIER.
StEs;-I desire 10 bear willing tc.,,mony to the
vpads,lul siicac, Of Pc,r, DAVIS. raia K,ller.
have tried "a ior yarioa. complaints, and ifprc.
psrly used, IL T.. believe, true To IL. name,
rain k,rer. I beg to remain ,oar. truly,
EpwAKp RowLEN, Shropshire.
StRs-I have zee yopr Paia Killer Cor Liver
Compliant. anil found II 10 b. the b.st remed,
ever u,sd. have sl.o used 1t With .ucce.. Toe
toa,hache anI ulr,Ssled sore throat. la 'hou II
be. no rqual 10 th,. coun,p. ! bes to remiin,
yoar,, Sc, J.MoRtroS, CRcd Cow Ian)
: Bndgr -, BiIl'tou, Eng.
Sold b, al dealers IN MEDICINE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-04-29

The Utah Valley Tan think. that between
four and i've thousand persons will leave
that Territory Tor the States and Califor-
ma, all OF them ap1.tatc' from the Mormon
church, in a few months.
The opposition between the steamer. run
ming Oh o., st Lawrence, below Montreal
iss5 great that the fare between (L0rdl
an Montreal has been reduced u Is cents,
h,.rc oue-thiri OF a cent mile. The dIs-
iaurs b. O. miles.
Tbcuev Canadian cents possess a remar-
kah.s rscalnrity. They are no, only to-
Ken, of,alue, bot also standards Of weight
an measure 100 cent. weigh exactly one
Pound. aud one cent measures one inch.
4 nan has been arrested in New York
charged with passing counterfeit or worth
l,.s Sel b.ll, on the CobbJssecOnteo Bank
o! Name.
Information has been received in HART
ford from Rev. Mr.. Van Icnnep, Missionary
IN Toat, Asia Minor, that on the evening
Of March g the mission premises were burn
ed % the ground. Mr.. Lsnnep only had
tine to save himself and family IRON the
flames. None Of their property was saved.
BIyard Taylor, ay. the New York Pos, =,
Is about to erect an elegant residence ON
The Bnndywine, in Chester county, Penn
sylvania near the scenes Of his boYhood, and
where bis parents still reside.
Patrick Donnelly. drunken vagabond,
FUND valloWins in the mud Of street in
St. Louis last Thursday, was sent to prison
Tor City days, lie was formerly prosper
ou' broker in that city. worth over $780,
GO.
Christopher Cole committed suicide by
drowning himself IN a mill pond IN Lining.
ton, Ne. about two o'clock Saturday
morning. lie was laboring under an at
t-sk Of insanity. Mr.. Cole Raves a wife
and Eve children.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-04-29
O,ronp. ,..-Nta coutl % P,olsle heldalrat

OXFORD, v-At a court Of Probate held a. Par.
T.. within aud fofthr county Of Oxford, on the
"a To-. IA, 81 March. \. u. 1850.
nN the p-iitipn IT HANNAH GORDON, wii.
" ne 81 R,uTL T.. GoEDoN, late oi FmnAlin
Plantation ~ .,il Comfy d.cei'ed, paving Tor
hu.hnni--
O,f,rsi. That ih- .sil petitioner give notice
H. al person. Interested b, cin'ing cops IT thi.
order q, b. publ,,h.i three week. suc-c..ivel, ~
the OSilri Den 'crAt, public newspaper printed
At Paf,.. that they may appear alta irnlute Court
a. be- hell p,ri.. ~ -ai CJuuly, "n the third
Tic.l,y u Miy next. At nine II the clock "a the
forenoon. an ,hew cause. flny they have, Why
the zane .houl MT be granted.
THOMAS II. BROWN, Jais
4 true eopy-altest;
D,vID KS,rr. R,srHr.
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Commissioners of Insolvency.

WE, the Subscribers, having hsen appointed by
w the lion. Thom,. N. BpWn, Julgr Il rru.
late f,r the Coaniy of ONf,rl. Commissioners io
receive aud sNainin- the claims 81 the several
creditors of Sor.nus \. Jole late IT Greenwood.
IN siiJ County OF ONfbr,l. deceased, whose estate
!. represented in.olveni. herb, give notice that
siS mpsih. fron AMI aiter the 18th day Of March
4. u. 1850, have been allowed 10 saii creditor.
To- hriag ia and prnvr their claims against said es-
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e r,ch q, the monlh. IT June AMI September,
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THE OXFORD DEMO GRAFT.
Commissionors OF Insolvoncy.

WE. the Subscribers, having becn appointed
w by the lioa. Thoma. II. Brown, Judge Of
Probate Tor the Couniy Of Oxford. Commissioned.
To receive an examine the claims Of the several
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IL aid Couaiy OF oSiord. deceased. whose estate
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