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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-03-08
THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
FIFTEEN DAYS LATER
From the United States & Europe.

Early on Thursday morning last the bark Comet
VS. seen Of the port, having had n fine run Of ten
DAYS and fifteen hours. She was followed By the
Yankee. about three hours later, with the Eastern
mai. Of January 20. We have papers by these arri-
vals
-. 20
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-12-28
MARRIAGES.

In mi. eity yAi inst, by Rev. II. ID. Abbott, Mr,
benjamin. Floyd, OF this city, TO Miss Juiie''e
I'm his city. e,d Inst, ny Rev. u. d. Abbott Mr
Daniel Walker, to Miss EliIa Plummer, Ooth oi
I'm m. city. 18th inst, by Rev. Chas. Packard,
Mr. Daniel Melntire, 10 Miss Marcia A. Currier,
both Of kenne5unkport.
In thI. city by Rev. Chas Packard, Mr.. William
TreVeus 20 iiiss Octayia Peabody, both OF this
city.
narl, Mr Joseph W Fairfield, OF this city, 10 Miss
Sarah r. Hutchins, 81 N.
In Kennebunk. nth ult.. by Rev. A. T. Barnard,
Mr. Horace Harmon. OF Buxton, 10 Miss Emma r.,
daughter Of Capt. bradford Oakes, OF n.
In bath, AZ the Columbian House. 2d inst, by
Rev. l.. Jersey, Mr.. Augustus VI. Jersey. To Miss
l. Flora. only daughter Of ]. d. Leach, Esq- both
Of Bath. Me.
In this citr. 2,i Inst, NJ Rev. &. 2. Foster, MI
Freeland =. Chapman 10 Miss Eliza J. Hanson
both OF Saco.
In this cltN 18th inst, bT Rev. H. Abbott Mr
Lorenzo TarbON, % kennebunkpOrt, 10 Miss r. III
len Mitchell, VI this citr.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-12-28
TIE
ONLY DISCOVERY
Worthy OF any Confidence for
RESTORING
THE BALD AND GREY.

Many. since the great discovery Of Prof Wool.
have attempted not only a. initiate his restorative
but profess Ia have discovered something that would
produce results IDENTICAL but they have all come
aud gone, being carried away by the wonderful Ie-
suits Of Prof Woods preparation. and have bee a
forced To leave the field TO It's rcsIstless sway. Read
theiOllowing
bath, Ne, April 18th. isoo.
Prof u. J. Wood A Cos Gents, The letter wro,s
you In 1870 concerning your valuable Hair Restor.
alive, aud which you have published In this ylcin.
ity and elsewhere. has given rise 20 many enquiries
first, Is Il fact 81 my habtatlon and name stat.
cd In the communication second, II II true OF all
therein contained third does my hair still contin-
ne to be IN good order and Of nat9ral coloIi To all
! can and do answer invariably yes. Ny hair IL
even better than In any stage Of my life for forty
years past, more soit, thrifty, and better colored
the same Il true oimy whiskers, and the only caus
why II Il not generally true, II that the substance
Is washed On by frequent ablution % the lace when
II were used BY wiplns the face In close con.
nection with the whlskers, the result will FOL.
low as the hair; ] have been In the receipt of a
great number Of letters from all parts Of New Ia.
gland, asking ifmy hair still continues 10 be good ,
there Is 30 much fraud In the manufacture and
sale of various compounds A. well as this, II has,
doubt been bascly Initiated and been used not only
without any good effect but 10 absolute Injury. /
hauc not used any of your restorative OF any nc.
count for some months, and yet my hair Il as good
prise, a. am now 81 years old and not grey hair
an my head OF on my face and % prove tins fact
! send you lock Of my hair taken OF the past
week. ! received your favor OF two quart hotties
last summer, for which am very grateful ave
ID 10 my friends and thereby induced them 10 try
II, many were skeptcsl until amer trial and then
purchased and used IL with universal scecess 4
viii ask as a favor. that you send me a tcst BY
which can discover fraud In the restorative soId
by many, fear. without authority irOm you. A
pure aTicle will Insure success and believe where
god effect. do not follow, the failure IL caused by
the inpuTc article which curses the Inventor OF tho
good. I deem IL my duty rs heretofore, 20 Keen
YOU apprised Of the continued effect on my hair
as assure all who enquire Of mo of my unshaken
opinion OF Its valuable results.
remain, dear slr, yours,
A. e. RAYMOND
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-12-28
Notice OF Foreclosure.

WHEREAS, Mrs. Maria Drake. OF Lyman, In the
w County Of York ami State OF Maine, by her
Mortgage deed dated June nj. 1850. conveyed 20 Il.
a. Stevens. Of BiddefOTd. In said Comfy OF York,
In mortgage 10 secure the payment Of her, said
Maria brakes note Of hand TO said T. e. Stevens,
aeertain parcel ofland with the buildings thereon,
described In said deed, situated In said Lyman,
aud bounded rs follows, 10 ia Beginning at
a stake standing in the corner Ofthe highway lead
ing from Alfred 10 saeo aud 20 GoOdwln's Mills -
thence running sOuthsia east bysald highway, cad
ing nom SacO 20 Alfred rods TO land formerly OF
Reuben Goodwin thence north 81, east thirty.
Ave reds and threc-fOurths 10 land OF Luther Han.
soon thence north 5ls west by said lIanseoms
land six rods and seven links 10 the road leading
TO GOOdwin's Mills thence southeTly by said ROAD
10 the first mentioned bounds containing one
acre and 2t square rods. and the same lot OF land
conveyed to said Maria Drake by Aaron Aver by
his deed to her, dated Oct 18th A. ID. 1851, aud re-
corded In York County Registry Of Deeds. Book
2ls pages sJi-5 o. which deed reference may he
had and the condition of aid mortgage Is broken.
Now therefore the said ElhridgeG stevens by rea-
sou Of said breach Of condition, hereby claims TO
foreclOse said mOrt and notice thereof Is here
by given for the purpose Of ioTeclosing pursusnttO
the statute Ia sucy cases made AMI provided
ELBRIDGE q. STEVENS.
BiddCford, Dec. a, lS6o. JNl
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-12-28
suAWS CANADIAN
HAIR INVIGORATOR.
PINT Uot,I,.. 40 C,,t.

Many persons want an article for rs'iorisg the
hair In another sense THAI merely changing Il FROM
EISy g. IT, original color We mean those whose
mar not grey, hut whO have lost losing their
hair IIn,. unhealthy state OF the scalp caused
py sen y, SmOrs In the hair, hair eaters scurf,
= Tier cause or those who have
Thin 9a5 SaSs PS5'SPGs ,, e
merely required o. restore grey hair 20 it, original
color. They want an article which shall bring
about healthy action or all the organs aud YES
ss upon which the hair l. dependent. thus causing
a. 20 he restored ia the true sense OF the word.
All, or nearly all the preparations Tor restoring
grey hair e. IL giual color, now before the pub
lie contain one or two art cles which are Of impor-
lance and value, hut they all fail Ia this respect
They all lack an luyigUrating Princse OF sufficient
power t. restore the scalp itself a. healthy ac-
lion for this very reason they fal 20 confer any
permanent good. The mere operation Ot changing
Tie color IL the hair amounts Ia very little unless
an article can be used which shall bring about
perfectly natural state OF the capillary vessels and
give tone aud yiguT 10 the scalp, thus enabling u
t. maintain a healthy action, aud cause The hair o.
There is a common Herb for sale IN every
apOthccary shop which has been found o. have the
most istiIoraiiRg and rsstoriag effects when cuui
hined with other ingredients and applied u the
hair This herb forms the active principle Of this
preparation. A. u l. found growing only In Can
ada and along the northern borders of the United
States We have named this the CaHaiiaa Hair In
yigorator This herb we believe really possesses
more power to inyigOute the scalp and produce
luxurlant and healthy growth % hair than all the
cAsmtc1ks OF the hatcta Medlca. ~ i uscl IN the
inylgorator in combination with such articles rs
have been found D. possess any value In other 50
cale Hair Restorcrs thus giving II greater rssfor
iH1 Hugoratig and tsHi- properties than are found
combined In any other article. 10 rapidly restores
grey hair to is original color, by restoring the
scalp o. healthy action. II causes the hair % grow
luNuTantly prevents IL irun becoming thin, dry
and hrash Kills hair-eatcrs, aud eiiectually re-
moves dandrui and scurf and cures all humors Of
the scalp.
- Read the following certificate from one of the
In NFuNn hna fnslFI
medicine for over - years
DIpBEFORp. Ne. Dec. 9th. iS5O.
lam satisfied. from = thorough inycsti cation 81
the matter, that although there are other
good Hair lnvig0ratOrs that ShaWs Canadian Hair
lnvsOratOr contains articles not used In any STINT
lar preparation, and which are Of the greatest value
for lnvigoutn. aud restoring the hair.
Itr T. q. STEVENS. ND,
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-12-28

4, cou,, Of Probate, held at Saco. within and
~, he eounty Of York, oni the fret Tuesday 81
D.eembsr, Ia the year 81 our Lori eighteen nun
drcd and sixty, by the Hon'E' L. BOURNE 1udse
OF said Court
nIuoS ROBERTS. guardian OF JINE WEi.
uoIrTU A minor and child of James Wey-
month late Of Lyman In said county. deceased.
hsy,ng prcsented his fourth account OF GuArdian.
ship d his said ward Tor allowance,
ord,r,d. That the .aid Guardian give no We
arlcr IL be- published In the Unioa JSsraai print
ii In BildeiOrd, In said county. three weeks sue
ecssIyely, that they may appear ats Probate couI,
A.. arst Tuesday In January next, at ten OF the
sioct I'm the forenoon, and shew eau-eif any they
have, why the same should not be allowed.
"a Attest Francis bacon, Register.
A true copy. Attest Francis bacon. Register.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-12-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.

COUGHs-rhe sudden changes OF climate are
sources oi Pulmonary, Bronchial, and Asthmatic
Affections Experience having proved that simple
remedies Often act speedily and certainly when Ia
should NJ once be had b. "BraEH's BAoaeAial Tro-
eAss," or l. Ienges. lee the Cold Cough. or Irrta.
dion Ot the Throat be slight by this pre-
caution a more serious attack may he elfectually
warded on Public Speakers and Slhgcrs will nnd
them eiiectual for clearing and strengthening the
voice See advertisement 6mOsJ2
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-12-28

A, =. copr, Of Probate, held at ssco. within and
fnr tbe county OF York, on the first Tuesday 81
December, m the year Of our Lord eighteen hun.
dred aud sixty, by the lion. u. Il. Bourne, Judge
Ui n, MEsERvE. administrator Of the
. w estate OF ROBERT s. GILPdTRfCk, late OF
Kennebunkpori, In said county, deceased, having
nr,.ented his hrst account OF administration oi
he estate Of said deceased Tor allowances
o,s,,,s That the said accountant give
Ill ,' an nsr.ons interested, by causing a copy
asthI. order 10 be Published three weeks .ncess.ise-
Ia i'm the Usioa and Journal printed at Blddeiord,
in said county that they may appear sa,,r,s soa
~. sr,t Tuesday In January next. at ten oi the
sIn.I In the forenoon. and shew cause, u any they
nave why the sane should not be allowed.
navy; ""' Attest, Francis bacon, Register.
a.. eopv. Attest, Francis Bacon, Register
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-12-28

q c. G. Woodman, Esq. formerly Of Bos-
ton, aud well known here as one Of the most
efficient and popular speakers of the last cam-
paign, has tskenihe entire charge Of the Port
land Adrsriissr. Mr.. W. has been connected
with the .dfreriissr for some little time past.
and has shown himself = vigorous and able
writer. We welcome him to the editorial corps
of Maine.
Tue WEATHER for the past week has been
decidedlJmild. The sleighing is excellent, and
people round town seem TO be improving the
opportunity for sleigh riding as much as pos
sible.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-12-28
Fire Insurance,

THE undersigned. having been appointed Agent
| offhs York COsHty NHfsai Fire InsHratcs Com
pury Of South Berwick Me-, Is prepared Ia receive
propo ls for Insurance ON safG kinds of property Of
every description. Mt the usual rates. said compa
ny ha now NJ risk In said State, sj,o1OW Of poop
erty, rn which are deposited premium notes Ia the
es are literally adjusted aud promptly paid: The
risks taken by said company are yided ms Follows
list class, Farmers PT0pcrtyi III class, Village
Dwelling Houses aud contents 3d class, safe Kinds
uf mercantll lie and manufacturers property. Each
class pays for It's own losses. ...
For information, terms &C., apply to RUFUS
SMALL, Agent and Collector OF Assessments
City building, DlddefOrd, Maine. lCu
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Iremaln, dear cir, yours
A. T.. RAYMOND.
Aaron. Run. XIV No. N ,s,s

AarOnf Run, Ky, Nor. ~, ls.s.
Prof. O. J Wood, Dear slrl-l would certainly be
doing you a great injustice not 10 make Known 10
the word, the wonderful, ~ well the unex poct-
ed result have experienced from using one bottle
OF your Hair Restorative. Amer using every Mind
Of rrstotatlvcs extant. bat without success and
finding my head nearly destitute Of hair, 4 was d.
nally Induced a. try bottle Of your Hair Restora.
tive. Now candor aud justice compel me 10 at
nounec o. whoever may read this, that now pos-
SEES a M and beautiful growth Of hair, which 4
prun0uncs-richsr and handsomer than the original
was will therefore take occasion 10 reeomi,,eni
this invaluable remedy "a all who may feel the nc.
cesslty of Il. Respectfully, yours,
Rev. &. ALLEN BROCK.
r. \. This testimonial of my Appreciated i.r
your valuable medicine Gas you are aware Oh /. ,n
solicited bat II you think II worthy place AZ az,
the rest Insert II You wish, II not, destroy aud ay
nothing. Yours. &c., Rev A. n
The Restorative IL put up In bottles OF three .lIe.
via large, medium and email the small hoIds 4 a
pint and Ietals for dollar per bottle the nc
dun holds at least twenty per cent. more In Irr
portion than the small retalls for two dollars pe
bottle The large holds quart, 20 per cent. morr
In PREPARATION, and retails Tor 81 bottle
: %; Wood A Co. Proprietors, go broadway. New
York, and iii Market btreet. st. Louis, No, and
sold by all good Druggists and Fancy toois deal.
ors. i2w3s
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DEATHS.

In Saco 25th inst, Mary Jane, wife Of Josiah II
Boston. and daughter Of VIM. Mason, OF this city
aged - years.
In Saco, 2ith inst. Miranda wife Of Benaial
Clark. aged - years and 4 months.
"Dearcs, mother, thou hast left US,
I thy face no more shall see,
Many hope has thus bereit me,
Many Joy hath gone with thee.
Yet feel thy spirit ever
Canes downward frOm on high,
That thou wilt forsake me never,
And dry my fearful eye.
Neyemore shall behold thee
On the changing shores Of time,
And my heart Is lone and weary,
A. the hill OF llfc climb.
Looking backward, sad and wlstful,
Where my journey first began,
NOurntul hncies rush towards the,
And detection leads their yan."
m WATERFORD. III inst, at the residence other IA
ther Elizabeth G., eldest daughter % Hon. lsaaS
aud Clarisa Dcerin- aged % years and months.
She experienced religion fifteen years agO, and
then Joined the church Of which she was really Al
exemplary and devoted member until removed u
the church triumphant Her religion was matter
Of principle, qualifying her at all times To give
reason Of her hope In Christ. Though Of n mild
and retiring disposition, yet her readiness and de
csi0n In cOniessing Christ as her Saviour was WoI-
thy Of imitation. She was prompt In her attend
ance al the sabbath school aud Religious meetings.
until prevented by declining health, thereby ex-
hlhltlng "a g'hl tAttullc 70 llusc uNtN tiat'is "
the faithful performance OF duty. Intelligent anu
lovely she was esteemed and beloved by all who
knew her. hut she was wasted away by a long ana
All tive disease. and wheE apprised OF the near
approach OF death she manifested no fear-was re-
markably calm, peaceful and resigned. She con
yersed with her friends about death, and gave most
of the directions concerning her funeral. Having
thus faithfully completed her work ON earth, she
peacefully passed 10 her home In heaven. CON.
In Wells, nth inst, OF Consumption at the resi-
lence OF his Elther.in.law Mr. oliver Hubbard, OF
Newton Mas, a-cd - years AMI months.
In this ety. lothian MUultOn, aged y Years.
In Shapleigi, 10th inst, John HUdsiOn. aged -
years and months.
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AT A Court Of Probate held at saeo, within
and for the county of York, on the first Tues
day OF December, In the year of our Lord, eight
cen hundred and sixty, by,the Hon. Il. H. Bourne,
Judge Of said Courts
OLIVE WENTWORTH. administrative 81 the
" estate Of MIRK WENTUORTH. deceased, late
Guardian az Juliette Wentworth, n minor and child
Of Lucy Wentworth late 0f Berwick, In said county.
deceased, having presented, FOR allowance, the said
Mark WcntwOrths second account or guardianship
Of his said ward stated by the said Olive Went
worth.
Ordr,d, That the said OllyeWentwortli give notice
to all persons interested by causing copy Of this
order 10 bc published In the UHiOH 4 Journal,
printed at BiddeiOrl, In said county, three weeks
SUCCESSFULLY. that they may appear at n Probate
Court 10 be held at Alfred. In said county, on the
hrst Tue sday in January next nj ten OF the clock
In the forenoon and shcw cause fany tiey have,
why the same should not be allowed.
81 Attest, Francis Bacon, Register.
A true copy, Attest Francis Bacon Register
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~ q Court OF Probate held ut Saco. within and
for the county OF York, on the first Tuesday In
December, In the year of our Lord eighteen
hundred and sixty. by the i.Oi. l.. l.. Bourne,
Judge Of said Court
IN the petition orD0 nc ASTIBBET TS,adminlstra.
Otrix Of the estate OF JOHN II. TIBBETTS, late
Of Berwick. In said county deceased. representing
that the personal estate 0f said deceased II not
sufficient 10 pay the just debts which he owed ut the
timeof his death by the sum OF sixteen hundred
dollars, and PRAYING for license 10 sell and con.
yey 80 much of the real estate OF said deceased
as may be necessary for the payment OF said debts
and incidental charges Also on her petition for
her dover In said real estate Ia he assned and set
out tn her, and that commissioners may be appoint
cd for that purpose pursuant 10 law. Also on her
petition for an allowance out Of the personal es-
tate Of the said deceased.
ordosd, That the petitioner give notice thereof
10 the heirs of said deceased, and 10 all per.
sons interested In said estate, by causing a
copy Of this order 10 he published In the UHi0n q
Journal printed In BlddefOri. In said county, for
three weeks successfully, that they may appear
AT a Probate Court 10 be held at Alfred, IN said
county. on the first Tuesday In January next, at
ten OF the clock In the forenoon. and show cause
any they have, why the prayer OF said petition
should not be granted.
"A Attest. Francis Bacon, Register.
A true copy, Attest, Francis Bacon, Register.
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DIR. BELLS
British Pills.

These pills have been used In England Tor over
one hundred years a. a standard family medicine.
They act with the greatest ygOr upon the liver and
In the blood and set they are the Eiiist pikRoTH,
and operate without producing any " the harsh,
gripping pliRs produced by other pills. In the scope
Ot their curative powers they reach and
overcome more diseases than any medicine ever
discovered No family should DC without them -
For sale by all dealers Ina medicines at p cents
box. -
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An Adjourned NIrrling

OF the York County Temperance Association will
be held Ga SacO on "Wednesday next, commencing
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and continuing dar and eve
ming
lion. Neal Dow, {. A S,ackpole. ESQ.,, and other
distinguished gentlemen will be present and ad-
dTess the meeting -lwI
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British o1eon
pEREINIED WITH OTTO OF RnSES

PERFUMED WITH OrrO OF ROSES.
This elegant preparation Tor dressing the hair
Il eWirely unlike anythin: else In use. being pre-
pared frum the oil u plum which grows only In
Persia in Asia N gives the hair rich, dark, CLOS
~ appearance, keeping " moist and lively for a
great lsugth Of time aud j. free frOm all the sticky
grsassss found In all other preparations for sale
everywhere. Price only o. cents. Double sIe -
cents. -
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LATEST FROM SOUTH CAROLINA

The evening papers Of tonight (Thuslay)
hing the intelligence that the Commander
of Fort Moultrie has burned the works.
spiked the guns, and has proceeded with his
men 10 Fort Sumptcr.
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TRIUMPH,
NJ. VI. TARR,.........,IAS ST., sAco.
November 10, iseo.-swi6 -
Arc You Insured P

The subscriber. having been appointed an Agent
for several of the best Insurance Companies ~ the
stores, Merchandise, &C. And also Marine risks on
vessels, freights and Cargoes on terms consistent
with solyeney ans fair profit.
Iyrs HAS. FRED ToWLE.
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C. E. DERBY, Actuary, c. A. A.,

SIG BROADWAY, NEw- York.
~ B.-Subscriptions received and forwarded
by rris,ram Gilman. at 8. p. Shaw's, 80 Fac
tory Island. agent for Saco and Bddeford and
vicinity. where specimen Engrayings and Art
Journal can be seen. 3w52
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BEEClIER'S SERMONS.

The Publishers Of the BOSTON TRAVELLER
have nave made an arrangement with Rec HsHry
Ward B,scAsr to publish ,rsry saturday during the
ensuing year Photographic Report OF his Eve
ming Discourse addressed TO the congregation at
large. These sermons will 10 revised by Mr. Beech
ar himself, and BsSi,,.si,r other paper. They
will he published in the Daily, Scientifically and
Tssliy Trarsiisr.
Particular attention Is paid in the Traveller to
For,,ga and DOms,iic Noes, ship NsV', MARKETS
and SiocI Sale, The proPrietors are determined
that while they Furnish the cheapest paper, II shall
in no respect be inferior to the best paper In the
country,
The REVIEW OF THE WEEK, a summary o
all the news % the weak. with running eommen
tary upon the most important EVENTS by enc ofth'
bss, aud most experienced writers In the country
Is another feature peculiar TO the Traveller ans
adds greatly TO t. value.
We will furnish the paper on thc.following terms
Daily, single copy, 81 per year.
Five copies, -
/ SemiNeekly, single copy,
A club Of ten, ~
Weekly, single copy,
A club Of ten, To-
And one copy to the sSttsr up OF the club.
/ '.sCash always In advance.
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At n Court orProhate held at saco, within and
| for the county ofYOrk, on the nrst Tuesday 81
December, in the year OF our Lord eighteen
hundred and sixty. by the Hon. l.. T.. Bourne,
| Judge Of said Courts
uULDAH SAWYER Admnistratrix ofthe estate
| III ofBdRSIBIS ~. SiUFER, late Of Buxton.
In said county. deceased having presented her first
account Of administration OF the estate ofsad de-
ceased, for allowance
Ordered. That the said accountant give notice 10
all persons interested by causing copy Oftls Of
der t. be published three weeks successfully In the
Union q Journal, printed at BiddefOrd In said
county, that they may appear at n Probate Court
TO be held Mt Alfred, In said county, on the first
Tuesday In January next, Mt ten OF the clock In
the forenoon, and shew cause. II any they have
why the same should not be allowed.
81 Attest Francis Bacon, Register.
A true copy, Attest, Francis bacon, Register