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By BARNARD q BUCKEY, Geo,...o.

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offer At auction, on TyEsDxY. the sth day Of De
i've t7s, OF Old Geersetovn,. .bouedsd d as folows,
VIZ; beginning at the end Of "a feet II Z inohes ~
neespred vest on the north line Of wstsr% Stree Street.
from Its InserssotoS With High street, and runnins
thence north and parallel With High strset 70 : 81
iees eey. thence with said sley east TO intersect
om 0s tSe hon and lei vth High
!. Ts... q .sle: Sne.Eslf of the purchase money
With interest. 10 be secured by sots and dsed OF
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i.sa Trustees esorsetovn Buildinr xssoc,,.sion. 81,
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EkUsTEEy SALE by virtue Of deed Of
trust from Ann K obertson. dated Mach I'm.
is52 and 81 record, we will ofFsr st a1csion. on
MQNDAf the 5th day Of December next. All az
ooock ms on the pre- misses, the ca sternmost psrs
o. thai part OF lot No .twenty zone, |" GIL OF Old
GeorFetcwn, lyinz on the north side OF Pro, pecf
street. fronting thlrty mine feet six inches move or
lese on said street, aud rgnnng back north Of the
rear line Of the lof : :. 80 - - SO W 'Hs
4, Terms 3! sale; One,thlrd Of the purchase money
20 re pafd IN cash. and the residue ia two GO al m
stalnssss at and u months, with interest 10 be
secured by notes and deed cf trpst. - =
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~ CANAL RESTAURANT. " u
AT This quiet establishment, the lovers of rood
eeting can ind st sl times eyery deiiosoy . I. a
Of the season, both from land and water vEykQ
and served Mp In the most approved style. ,U.H7t
N, D.-Fresh suRplles resolved every day.
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w s. ANSWER 70 THE ABOVE 80
w f Wonder that our worthy neixhbor should
have taken umbrage et our advertisement . few
days sgo. Measure him we had NO intention Of
rejecting upon his Siss OF Clerks. We knew he
was Grsss, but dad not know he was fssdsr ss to
be CALLED by our advertisement, and We publish this
snswsr that We may heal the wound and be COED
90 10 eo6w McGREGOR & CO.
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Ne. $50 SEVENTH. STREET, Ne. $50
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,Ths sslssmsn are polite gentleman. and take
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TOR sALE.-I Offer for sale . yaiusbls Farm
= in Loudoun county Ygginia, oa most libsrel
Tor improvsd city property. ikis croprrsy is stn.
ated a one Of the most improved ipd highly coih:
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-05-06
Approved April 4, l759.l
AN ACT relating to the Reform School,

AN ACT relating 10 the Reform School.
Be il enacted ny the Senate and House Of RepreSPn-
f1tiues in LEGISLATURE assembled, as follows
l. Section one of an act additional to chapter
hundred OF the Revised Stitnes, rela
ting the Reform School, approved March tweniy-seve,
eighteen hundred and fty eight is hereby amended by
striking The inst line OF the hr>t section the WORD
"elrven" and ms ring the word STEM
SEcr2 Section two of said act IL hereby amended ny
striking in the rs line ot said -ecnnd section the WORD
"eieven" and inserting the word 'ten."
SECT g. Section four OF SAID Is hereby amended ny
adding thereto the following words land when writ
office provided for in this section shall he duy made
aud directed the said Aldermen Sc
lecinen deposited in the office in Portland and the
postage prepaid IL shah be a sufficient notice"
Seer A. Section five of said act is hereby amended by
striking the first sentence and inserting the words
AT time after three months from the time OF the CIV
ing the notice required the supernie ndent
such city town. the expenses incurred for tue
othng and subsistence of such hoy not exceeding one
dollar per week, up the time OF his commencing any suit
therefor i"
srcr S. Sections six and eight of said act are
hereby repea ed.
sEcr 6. No action brought by the superintendent in
his capacity shall abaie by his ceasng to be in of
fce but his successor upon notice, may assume It's pros
scnon in his name plaintiff. All actions founded
contract of kind, whether in writing or under
sod or not, retofoe made, that hereafter he
lie, with superintendent in his official capacity
be brought by the person being superintendent at the
time of the suit and IN his name a
plaintiff All actions for injuries done or occasoned TO
the of the Reform School, and under the care OF the
supsnt ndent in his official capacity may be prosecuted
in Of the who superintendent at the
commencement of such action.
The supern endent may with the consent 81 tho trus
submit controversy, demand or suit to the deter
mnaton Of arbitrators or referees.
Whom 4 superintendent Is apponted, and aceepts
the oes all the books accounts and papers belonging 10
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-05-06
[Approved April 4, 1881

AN ACT regulate the compensation of members of the
Senate and House oi Representatives.
Be IL enacted By the Senate and House Of Represea-
t1fiuss IN Legislature assembled, AS follows
SEcrIos |. Each member OF the senate and house OF
shall be paid salary of hundred aud
ty dollars, r the regular annual session OF the iegsia
tnre which he shall have been elected and two dollars
miles travel from his place Of abode once in
each shall be entitled to be paid his mileage
on tn day of each session. and fifty dollars of said
salary the first day of each month thereafter during the
session. the end thereof the balance OF said salary
if any part the unpaid. But in any
cused therefor by the house which he belongs there
shalt his said salary dilas for each
every day he shall he absent The president of the
senate and the house oi shall be
paid three hundred dollars for each regular
uf the legislature, with the same mileage As other
members, and subject 10 the sane deduction IN case OF alb
aforesaid. Any member acting president pio
the speaker pro TEN ni the house shall
dollars per day therefor. Pay rolls shall
made and pa made by the treasurer of state
cording to these provisions.
Seer. The sixth section of the one hundred and ht-
teenth chapter the Revised Statutes hereby repealed
far the relates 10 compensation of member OF
and house ui but no further
SEc. 3 In extra called by the COVER
accordance with the provisions OF the constitution,
OF the and house ot representatives
shall be paid according the present provisions OF the Re
yised Statutes.
Approved April 4, 1889.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-05-06

AN ACT TO aid the Aroostook Railroad Company in
the value and promote the sale and settlement OF
the public LANDS.
enacted 6y SENATE and House Of Representatives. in
Legislature assembled as follows;
SECTION /. All the public lands shall hereafter he
managed and sold under the direction of the governor
council, treasurer aud the land agent Tor the time
being and they are hereby constituted board for that
purpose and the governor, State treasurer and the lana
agent in the absence of the council shall constitute
quorum for of the business hereby contd
To them. said board SHALL from time 10 time,
all lands suitable for settlement To be survey ed int" lots
hundred and sixty ePch and the char
acter OF each lot be noted the plan plans of
sue survey, be retained in the land office And the
board shall mnimuni price 10 be noted on each
lo The land agent thcreupon under their direction,
sell such lots parts of lots, at thai price, or
dollar actual settler, than one hun
son. And every purchaser beside the payment OF one
dollar per shall he required within two years from
the date Of his purchase establish his residence on his
lo and within four tum such date to clear on each
lot less than fifteen acres, ten OF which shall he land
down grass and huiid comfortable dwelling house
it, aud the purchaser fails pernrn OF the fore
going duties required of him, he nres all right TO the
land, and il NAV be sold To another person.
Timber lands may sold for price exceeding one dol
lar per private sale at auction, under such reeu
laons above named board may prescribe, after
giving six nenhs notice thereof. Any person may pur-
chase lot paying the full price thereof at the time OF the
execution Of deed which conveyance shall require the
performance of settling duties by the purchaser or his gran
tee In actual occupation thereof; and all eonveyances
made by such purchaser those claiming under him snail
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-05-06
r relating 10 attachment Of morgaged personal

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property
tGiiu.s legislature assembled, as follows
L. NAeuevet personal property hereafter al
taehed or seized by officer writ execution, shall
shall give The officer writing, notice at his
claim of the actually and justly
due him the mortgage least forty eight hours be
fore shall commence any action against the officer
therefor, uhcer the creditor may within that
time discharge the mortgage by tender OF The
thereon, restore the property TO the
debtor mortgage.
?. II any person. claiming personal property by
virtue If mortgage shall omit Tor The space of days
of such attachment gwen 10 him by the utCer
deliver him statement oil the amount due ON the
mortgage aforesaid he shall he deemed have waived
his hold the property by virtue ot such mortgage
SECr 3. II any such claimant shall make To the attach
ing officer false statement OF the amount actually and
Justly due the mentioned IN the preceding
sectiuns he shall forfeit aud To HE creditor IN the writ
double The amount OF the To be TecoV
cred IN a special action ON the case.
SECT 1. In Of a redemption of mortgage OF per
sonal property behalf u creditor attaching such prop
erty SEEING the execution, and subsequent
sale of property under tachnent seizure upon ex
the officer selling the shall ff,t appropriate
redeenng creditor from the proceeds o sales the
paid in redemption of the mortgage with ntetest,
there he much, and the residue there be" shan he
appInpated other OF sales OF goods attached
seized execution
SECT S. The provisions Of this act shall apply 10 all
named ia The sixty fourth section OF the eighty
hrst hapter OF the Revised statutes.
Approved April t. 1889.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-05-06

AN ACT authorizing Judges of Probate TO appoint Com
ms>Ioners IN certain cases.
he 1t enacted BY the Senate and House Of Reprssen
tatiues IN Legislature assembled, ~ follows
/. " hen more CLAIMS against the es-
person deceased under guardianship, Though
inSoven deemed by the executor, administrator,
guardian, be eIuThitant, unjust or Illegal appca
writing the judge of probate and after notice to
claimants the Jdge upon hearing, he satisfied
that forth said application true. NAV ap
point two commissioners who sh I'll, after beng
daily sworn, and motif, The parties a directed III their
commission, meet at convenient time and place, and de-
ermne whether any aud what amount shall be allowed
each claim and report to the judge at such time a- he
limit Sections five seven eight, ELEVEN twelve
thu, teen fourteen and fifteen of chapter sixtysx of the
Revised Statutes shall apply such claims, and The
ceedpps thereon No action shall he maintained
claim committed commissioners herein provided,
less proved before said commi sones and their report
all such claims shall be final, saving the right of APP
peal.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-05-06
[ Approved April 4, 1889. !

AN ACT amend chapter hundred and thirteen of
the Revised Statutes relating the reet of poor debt
Be il enacted by the Senate aud House Of Repressn-
fatires Legislature assembled, as follows;
SECTION /. The twenty-trst section OF chapter one
hundred and thirteen I" the Revised Statutes, Is hereby
amended by striking all alter the word staed" in the
NTH line M the printed copy.
SEcT. - The htl section of the same chapter IL also
amended so read, follows: Section ). II the
debu makes full disclosure at the appointed time and
place of said justices Of the actual state of
his affairs all property rights and credits, answers
all proper nterrogaories III regard Ia thu aud II the
justices satisfied that the disclosure true and do not
discover ANYTHING therein Inconsistent with his taking The
prescribed twenty eighth section of th, chap
they administer such oath To- him and cery the
tact the writ aud the debtor shall hereupon he DIS
charged from ny the person having him N custody
SEcT. g. The seventh section Is also ameisied So as tn
read, follows, to W.T. Section II the dentor Is DIS
charged from execution Issuing the judgment
The process shall against his body, but
against his property only.
Approved April 1, 1881
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the Reform School shall he delivered to him. and he shall
with all the and subject all the obi
gauns regard contracts that his predecessor
would have been vested with subject to it change
rad taken place IN the office.
sscr. This shall take effect when approved by
the governor
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-01-20

thority to carry into effect the provisions OF
the proclamation, which they did, and re.
turned home that Governor CussisG in
his first proclamation from Great salt Lake
City, declared ",he proifered pardon was
accepted, with the prescribed terms Of the
proclamation. by the citizens Of Utah :"
"peacc IL restored TO our Territory" &c.
The Attorney concluded with (: Where
fore gentlemen Of the Grand jury. it only
remains for ms To say, for the reasons given,
that there are now no acts Of sdition, trea-
son, or rebellion agains, the Government Of
tho United States 10 this Territory, which
the Prosecuting Attorney Of Utah, with the
Presidents proclamation and pardon before
him, and the Governors solemn announce
meDt Of its acceptance, can charge before
you against any Of the inhabitants Of this ju'
dicial district or Of the Territory Of Utah -
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-01-20
SAINT PAU L..


Several days since, public meeting OF the
citizens Of Minneapolis, was held 10 consider
what measures were necessary TO secure the
construction Of the MinDesots and Pacific
railroad westward Of Minneapolis, and Of
The Southern Minnesota rond between Min
ncapolis and Hbakopec. Resolutions were
introduced and partly adopted, by no means
temperate inexpression, and which indicated
much local dissatisfaction. At length, II
was deemed expcdient to adjourn to We'd
ncsday evening, (January 49, for the fur
ther consideration Of the resolutions.
We arc informed that at this adjourned
meeting. great reaction Of public sentiment
WAS apparent. The vote by which the first
two OF the resolutions were adopted, was re-
considered. whercupon the whole series
WA laid upon tho table with no chance
Of resurrection. They deserved no other
fate. being dnIl and malicious rebash
Of the Trades Of the Mtnnesofidn newspaper.
Another Series was introduced NJ sab
stitutc. which were expressed ia much bet
ter Euglisb than their nnlucky predecessors.
They also sraigned the railroad policy Of
the two companies named, AZ injurious TO
the local interests Of Minneapolis and might
have been adopted, except for the sug-
geston OF DIR. kEuB, that u committee
of ak should be raised to communicate with
tho Companies and report two weeks hence
upon the whole subject Of the railroad con
nections Of Minneapolis. A resolution To
that effect was introduced, IA substitute
for the resolutions pending, and elected
very interesting discussion Ncsas. KEITH
and IT, T WELiEs opposing themselves to
any has,y aud nconsideraie action IN the
premises. Al length, Mr. Noumr, Of st.
Anthony, who happened To be present inii'
mated the proprioiy oi an adjournment to
Saturday evening, January 49, wherenpon
motion accordingly was carried by di.
vision Of The House
Thus II will be .ecn that the sober gee.
ond thought" in having i,s full conservative
influence, among our Minneapolis brethren,
When il ia considered that many prominent
citizens Of that town. were most violent op.
pOnents OF the Loan Bill aud their old
hostility ia now re entorccd, bya dsappoint'
ment among the people that railroad con.
struction has not yet commenced in their
vicinity, the rcsult Is very significant Of the
tendency OF public opinion.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-01-20

The hope Of tie Black Republicans lead
ers That party may spring up in the South
IN favor Of the African Slave Trade is al
ready blasted. The people Of the South
who would re establish the trade are not
sufficiently numerous TO be called faction.
The scheme does not flourish even with the
extreme fre-eaters. For example, the
Mobile. Ala.) Adrertiser, the most radical
OF all the Southern journals on the slavery
question, repudiates the scheme in terms
the temper OF which will be understood by
the subjoined paragraphs from one its late
issues
The aborigines Of the Guinea coast are
not a class civilized and already in servituje.
They are not aware of the blessings confer
red upon their unfortunate race when made
made slaves of--a superior order Of beings
They are aware that the white sailors on
the coast viii pay large sum for every
sound African, and 50 each chief is at all
times ready to march upon bis neighbor, to
'uau anu hlHtibs, w NuNbuBtIi biIt uSSptIdtc
resistance Of the Infatuated brutal fellow
negro, TO Kill hundreds in the endeavor to
capture a dozen and all for the purpose OF
furnishing cargo for the slave ship. That
it would be better if every African had a
Southern master we all admit better for
him in this world and the next. But that
it 10 justiliable to encourage the murder Of
one hundred Africans 10 the endeayor to
bring dozen Of them under masters care
is an absurd and inhuman idea. The advo-
Gates Of the slave trade contend that to bring
a cargo Of Africans from Congo is precisely
the same as to bring the same number from
Virginia and yet in bringing negroes from
Virginia We transfer them IRON the hands Of
one kind master to those OF another, while in
the other case we encourage the destruction
of three human being for the gain of the
service OF one. One is rational, wise
humane and legal barter, the ether is mur-
der.
We are not willing to encourage blood
shed, even among the british .avages, for
the aggrandizeSent OF few ship.owners
We are not willing that those crueties that
We have enumerated should be carried on in
the name Of the South, and for the osten.
slble benefit Of Southern interests. In the
name OF Southern civilization and en-
lightenment, we protest against the slave
trade AID It's concomltaEt horrors.