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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-28

Fall Meeting, 1851.
TEIHE FALL MEETING over the Hsmphis Course
I will commence on WEDNESDAY, october 30jh
1851.
FIRST DAY, WEDNESDAY, O5t55er 20.-swepp-
stake for all axes, he miles $500 subscrip-
ton, $iU0 feTfeit hree more 10 al the stake.
SEGuSD DAY, Ti5H8DAY, October 5l.-Sweep-
stake for three year OLD; mile heats; $500 s-JacsR-
ticu; $50 forfeit
TaIRD DAY, FRIDAY November Jockey Club
purse S20O mile heats best t.ree Ia Eve. EnT ance
money UeA per cent Gadsi.
FOURTH DAT, SATURDAY,, November 2-5weep-
s ke for three year Cs, beats Of two miles; $500 sub
scripdon; 500 for cit. Three or mere to fii tee
stake.
Tbs above stakes 60 nome ami close on TUESDAY
0st.bCr lst, 1861. Security f0r the forfeit required
in all cases.
JhU CLAY STAKE for three year olds; $500 sub
scrigiou; 500 fOrieIt $50 declaration, closed With
tweny-erht Subscribers * decaTstlous) will be run
AQbDAY. October IS b.
Shodi she above stakes Ill Purse Of $500, three mile
heats, entrance Gen Per cent added, Will be hung up
Tuesday.
Examinations to be rrsde 90
CHARLES STONE, Secretary,
aL2S dtOcI Box No. 40, Memphis.
Louisville Courier copy month, Or until sup
Urr sShd " A g..
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A National Debt of SIX HUNDRED NAL
lions

liens
The President seems to think that q national
debt of six hundred millions would be but
trfe for he country to bear. Those who are
well informed know better. Il is more than
one-seVenth OF ali he dent which Great Britain
finds herself loaded with at the end of eight
centuries OF war. J he wealth Of the United
States is not one-tenth part Of the British em
piFe; SO that six hundred millions for US would
be a greater burden for MS than that Of four
thousand millions for Great Britain. At siy
per cent, it would require thirty-six millions
every year to pay the interest. In ordinary
seasons, this is about all that we could raise
from customs; 90 that the expenses of the gov
ernment would have to be defraved bv direct
taxation, and the principal of the debt, il it
was ever paid, would have to be by = direct and
oppressive Assessment upon the pockets Of the
people.
In the dim distance we can see that the
funding OF this debt would create great aris-
tocracy, while It would grind down the labor
ing masses. Taxes upon tea aud coffee, upon
sugar, upon m0l9sses, upon every article Of
necessity or luxury, direct or Indirect, would
be the consequence, in time OF peace, of this
tremendous debt, which, IN addition 60 our
State, municipal and corporation debt would
hang over US fer centuries to come. The sac
rifce may be aecCSsary-it may be q l50TE OF
patriotism but it is foolish to blind ourselves
to its real nature and ch -racter. Il s Just as
fool sd as 1t was to uldsrrate the forces at Ma
nassas.- Cincinnati Eagai5ey.
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LAGRANGE GEnssHeaE a CadaEsly.

TTvHE exercises of this School viii be resun sd gn
1 MONDAY, September %, and continue months,
with tie ptlon Of short vacation curing Christ
mas holiday. The scd31 building has just
pletel ami is thoroughly fitted the purposes Of the
school The services Of Er. T. IS. EicJu have been
cured Assistant Instructor for the uiug session
Text books kept by the principal For iur her nfOr-
nation OF catalogues, address at La5rsngs, Tenn
au2I-Zma ". 2. MITrHETL. Prlueipal-
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@nER nrEmaaR

I OFFER foF sale valuable TRACT OF LAND. situ-
j a-ed in C0unc Bend, Ark, known as the Briseos <
JeLkn place being the southeast fractional qua-tr
and east half Of southwest quaIter OF section IS srf
nqrth hair Of section p. and east hsif Of northe
2, north Of range east, adioining the land o. Maj
Baldwin on the south. Said land viii be sold privats
and proposals. f5T the invited The sale b q
c.Osed after the tst Of December next. Terus-Drs
third cash; The balance in two equal annual iusfa-
mants Address
GORDENTIA WAITE. Ex'r, etc,
ausJ-Su3t Hclly Springs, Aias.
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FoRMTpABLE NAVAL EXPEDITI0N.-We Q learn
from Norfolk that fleet OF eight men-of-war,
with a large number Of transports, sailed from
Hampton Roads on Monday, and passed
through the Capss. Whittier bound is not
known. A large force was on board, coDject-
Hally stated at % 600 men--though such a
feet could not carry such a force 49, Richmond
Enquirer
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menaphfs. Tenn.
Terms per Session :
PAYABLE EAIF-Ts4zLr-uvARrABLv II

ADVANCE.
Tor Board zl1 fui ion ia aay or ali of tae f5T,oiug
branches EesiiHg, writing Arithmetic Engiis6
Grammar 1sogrzply, History Rhetoric CoIuuos sri51
CritClsD- Principles or Natural Fhi1-,1lv Chemist
Try and B0rauy Mental sld HO-aI P-ilasophy Plain
sewing, Marking -tc., SIS $50 so OF SICO Accord
ing 20 the class the pupil. For day 5cholars
r1-tLon SO, so, SO or $50 according 70 sgs Or e=ss
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RIFLIEe CANNoN.-We learn That Nessrs,
Skaats s. Co. have taken the contract 10 rife
all the cannon at Fort Morgan. Two 32pound-
era we're brought up Saturday for that purpose,
1gbieh will be finished we learn by Tuesday,
and two more vii be brought up to-day. Col.
hfaury is determined to have everything in tip
ton older in time for the attack from the enemy,
if they ever make an sttdck-&objte Register
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A Uaagce for ACCiY9 service.
OUNTED RAN ERs.

HAVING been authorized by Governor Harris 70
ii raise Battalion u Eounted Rangers for the war
desire 70 enlist ave hundred sbie-bol6d men mount
ei and equipped with such arms they procure
hst guns and pistols prefeTsblel, sula3lc 10 the
wee Those wa0 cannot entirely edua themselves win
be furnished afus BY the state. when mustered in,
valuation Ct the property in horses and viii be
nAds, AMI the amognt credited 10 the volunteers.
Those wishing to enlist are requested to roport TEN
selves TO me at the Gsgoso House where quarters wl
be assigned them until such time the battalion Is
raised. n. 2. FORREST,
iy2o-dtf Lieut. Col. =, A. Tenn.
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es-A yoyng lady inquired the other day OF
a sailor why a ship was always called she.
@Beeause.U replied the sailor, "the rigging al
vsva costs more than the bull"
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e Some days since an article appeared in
our cOlunBs relative to a lead mine on the
Warrior river, which was long used By tbe
Cherokee Indians. We are pleased to hear
that the Indian field notes have been placed in
the hands OF enterpTisiBg men, who will per
hsps soon be manufaclu ing pills for Lincoiu's
army One OF the old Indian forges mas been
iscogered.-.5agsftiser aHd Register.
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f~P When you get pretty well out Of en-
ri 5ymsEt, Try attending to your own business
foT while.
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Pr &QEEe Sch0oH
aIEAPHis FEmALE C0lE,FGF.

FEsHE sIITEEEgH SESSION will begin on tae SEC
J. 0ND EOHDAT IN September Tais --stltutiou
it Is believed, Affords unsurpassed facilities
QGi5itcE OK thorough ana polished siu alton. The
BOSds AID Treasury Sotc7 OF the Confederate Gstts
will be taken at par vs'ue Cotton at the market
price, IN payment Of cues The charges. in aGvau-e
for board and regular tuition, $l0l per session Of
twenty weeks. To secure situations patrons should
make previous application. ss tie number Of pupils is
limited 20 sixty.
For circulsTs giving full particulars apply TO
q u. HACEHEa55N,
fo2S-Tsvans Presi7e3t
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E.RGnT ARTHLLERY
TACTICS!
NOW READY, a complete AID handsome edition Q
Light Artillery Tactics!

Embracing the Schools Of the Piece and Battery and
fnl instructions for eld service standard author
tiles illustrated to which Is added Manuals for the
sabre aBd Colts r. vover, Guard Aouutings Duties Of
Septinels Duties Of Companies and Quartermssters,
soldiers RAtious ard mode OF cooking them; Sugges-
tions to Soldiers, Blank Forms, etc.
Price Sij three copies $250.
Eoes any OF the Confederate States taken at par
Liberal discounts 10 the trade.
address J. L. POWER,
ssh Jackson, Mss
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STATEMENT
OF THE CAPITAL, ASSETS AND LIABILITIES OF
The Insurance Co. Of the Val
ley cg Virginia.
,EE-FE = 1861

Insurance tgEluaales other than those chartered
By the State Of Teuness see
TyIRST-The name and locality ofthe company, ''Ths
Y Insurance Company Of the Valley Of virginia." To-
Cated st Winchester, Virginia.
3 The amount Of capital st0Ck...... $780, 90
3. The amount o. capital stock PAID
up...............-.....- .S295,S75
Tue remainder due is Represented
by STOCK notes. Of undcg5tsd
security. ...-.-.'..-....-.. 4ol5 100000 %
ASSETS OF TIE COEPANT.
Amount Of cash On ha-d in the hands Of
agents and ether les2 e5
Real estate. None'
Bonds owned by the company yIz..........-.
STOCK Bonds o. SJockA1ilers ......-.-. f,G75 90
p Missouri -e's coupon
trn.s.. SO Ga0 IL ESQ Co
u yfr-in!a COM, n I,,p,is.. n eco 77ud %
90 Tennessee COUPON bonds, &c eco i4GlC no
~ bonus. aln@ .............. 80. 10000 5000 90
1SiI11 IylGa5as ,s1S c5Srsa bonds bonds 100 i75 90
9 Corpora iigU oi WllCheS-
ter s's couroa ban.s.... SO 800 60
registered s;oes........ 1,Ga0 1920 90 $3.50 co
DEBTS secured by mortgage, to-v7it:
On real estate worth double The
deat secured. l6 ST Sc
De-i- otherwise secured by PLEDGES or STOCK
and personal ia Gl3 +3
Debts Tor premiums. 5,srl 58
Other securities rs follows, t3-wit:
BARK stock. Par vaIus. Market value.
vtr5ials s.o,s.....-.. $4,000 1850 90
80 shares Merchants and
Mechanic Ba-l--...,,. 5000 600 90
81 shares Bank OF Virginia
Stock.......-.s ss.--.s.. a,eIt 8,3~s co
50 Exchange Bank OF vs.. 6euU f,15O 90
90 shares Bank Commerce, 2OG0 SEQ 90
20 shares Fairugut Bank, gey So 90
% cg 5"t Of TiTSipia... 71-i IN. ". $500 SIZE 90
10 shares Bank 0f win
Chestar..--.r-rss.....s. 6Jl 4la 90
y shares Bank CT Louis-
5s... g.. Bsaa q E:as, '5SS 55o 2:SS &c &C C
shares Commercial Bank
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Fron. wcslern vIrglnIa.

News frsE lie west has Teachtd us through
2 Gentleman who left Wi8e's camp on Satur-
day last. He reports that Wise is still en-
canped on Big Sewall mountain. On Wed
ue=dav the enemy advanced very near hin,
bnt rsfrained from the threatened attack, and
feH back again to distaLce Of two miles,
,.b,re he Ii row escamped. The expected
movement against Gen. Floyd did not take
plaee. Botn Cs cur camps are now quiet, and
he expectation OF az attack no longer exists
Gen. Lee, it is said, is on visit to the camps
Of Floyd and Wise.
Lieut.. Broakes, one Of Gen. W!se's aids,
brough. down yesterday upEards Of fifty pris-
oners, ibe same which were captured by Col.
navis in his late brilliant encounter on Coal
river. The gallant colonel is now guarding
Richmond Ferry on New river.
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VkLUATIoN or BosToN.-The assessors re
turns Of the city Of Boston give a total Of
S2T5. .28l 200 taxable property, decrease Of a
million and q half from last year. The value
OF real estate is three and a half millions mere
than last year.
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EJ5l. B. "JLFa' N0I7T2 3t1-Ia'

GE9 ". T. CROOE. Insurance Agent sHa Aversg7
Adiusler, Telegraph suildils, continues 10 receive
applications issue and renew policies .ot the above o'i
and reliatIs Sutheru Insurance Company at rates
Lo.- en-. -n-.enL- --muanE aE-rL % ---.- ..3
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Confederate Pcnds and Treasury Eo'es, Cotton.
Wheat and Bacon vii! be received IN payment.
Catalogues, containing full particulars sent auPi-
cation 10 She President. ami I'm
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-09-27

and for the county ofYork. on the Tue day Of
September. m the year Of our Lord sishteeu hum
dred and sxty.cne. by the Hon. Y. T. bourne,
Judge Of said Court
DANIEL DAM named Executor In q certain ir.
~ strument. purporting 10 be the last will ana
testament Of ELBRIDGE @. cHELLiES. late Of
Ne.aed. I'm ,aid county. deceased, having present.
cd the same for probatet
o,dsrsd. That the said executor give notice
70 All persons interested by causing copy o. this
~ ne Cn,gH ard Journal. printed at IIiddeiord.
IN sAid county. that they may appear ut Probate
Court 70 be held at Alfred. in said county. on the
me, Isesnay In 'tober next, at ten of the eiock
why The said Instrument shovld not he proved. APP
proved and allowed ~ the last will aud testament
VI the said deceased.
81 Attest. George II. Knowlton, Register
Atrue copy. Attest, GEORGE al. Kncwlton, Registsr.
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DEATHS.


In this city. 18th inst. Mrs. Hannah, E..
" fe OF Josiah II. Smith, aged 20 years. She
was lovely in lie and happy In death.
In this city, 18th inst, Sarah T., daughter
Of Cyrus Gordon. aged - years.
In this city, 10Th inst, Joseph L. ", son OF
Joseph ID. Bond. aged . months.
In this city, 10th inst, Joanna Buckley, aged
| year, months aud days.
In this city, 2ist inst, Mary Abby Levine,
aged one year.
In this city, 22i inst, Isabella NJ. Atkinson,
aged 10 years.
In this city, 10th inst, OF typhoid fever. Eli
ward T., son Of Josiah and Martha c. Knight.
knight, aged y years.
In Alfred, 10th inst. Martha Farnham,
youngest daughter OF Jerc. X. aud Abby L.
Gle, aged 2 years and 10 months.
clinging in our selfish love,
Upbraiding In our pain,
Holding TO our murmuring lips,
This bitter cup to drain.
God forgive us--she was thine
Thou gav'st and Thou shOuld't take,
Yet her absence makes for US
A void and weary ache.
Help US bear the loneliness,
That hlls each dsrksnel room;
Tell US when the bud Is blown,
Christ garners in the bloom,
Darling Matty! rest in peace,
Thou art the garnered bloom,
Borne on angels piniOns far
Above earth's misty gloom.
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THE UNION &C. J0uRNAL, * x - :. X
MARRIAGES.

In this city, al inst, by Rev. J. Stevens
Mr.. Jacob Ridley. to Miss Abbie X Halnlin,
both Of this city.
In this city, BY Rev. Charles Packard. Mr.
Charles 4. Hill, ~ Miss Almira VI. spoaord'
both OF Buxton.
In saeo. III inst. by Rev o. 7: Moul,on,
Mr.. Francis b. Libby. OF Gorham, Me to Miss
Mary Z. lounge. of ssco. =,
In Portsmouth,. n. H., 10Th inst, BY Rev. L.
ID. Eddy, Mr.. George Chiver, OF Nova Scotia
To Miss LIME L. staekpOle, OF Gorham.
In Auburn, 10Th inst, Mr. Thomas Co.'S, OF
Danyillc, 10 Miss Louisa Goss, OF Auburn.
la Skowhegan. 18th inst, Mr.. Augustus A.
Packard, to Miss Sophronia A. Herrin, both
Of =.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NECROSIS.


IL there be any disease calculated TO drain
away the lie Of u man, aud weaken the mind
and body by its painful slOwness, |, isthe death
Of any part Of the bones. The PERUVIAN
SYRUP gives support under the profuse dis
charge. hastens the separation Of the decsying
bone. and heals the indolrut aud irritable ulcers
consequent ON the long continuance OF the un-
healthy suppuration.
PRovIScFrowS. Mass, Nov. i6, ISIS.
Geutlemen.-I have had a remarkable case OF
serofalous affection of the bones and periosteum
combined. which had been treated for more
than q year by other physicians without sue
cess. used the "Peruvian Syrup altogether
In this case, which effected q complete restora-
tioa To health. The patient was ahoy ~ years
of age. The whole tibia and tibtla oithe right
Lee was anteriorly diseased; several pieces of
bone have come through several openings since
have attended him, rs well as before saw him
The boy says that Immediately on taking the
Syrup, the taintness, which has fOr q long time
troubled him very much. Immediately subsidized
and his strvugth began TO increase. IL dis.
continued the Syrup for one week. he would
begin TO complain OF the "sll gone" sensation
NJ MS stomach. aud on taking the Syrup again
the sensation Immediately left him. For such
diseases As this, consider the Syrup an inyalu-
able medicine. Yours truly,
JEREMIAH STONE. N. ID.
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PoIsoSED MINK BALLs.-The Philadel-
phia Pres says Il has good authority for say
ing that the Southern troops have used Mimic
balls in which a deposit Of arsenic was made
under covering Of tallow. The Journal OF
Commerce SAYS this statement seems ineredi-
hle, and we hope. for the credit Of the Ameri-
can people and Of humanity, that il may be
related .as many Others oftbe same character
apparently Designed. to increase the exasper.
alton already existing between the North and
the SOUTH, have been already. lfsubstnn-
tiated, il shows with what yindictiye ierocity
a iraticidal war may be prosecuted, and that
the full power ala Christian civilization j,
needed to keep human passion in check.
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~ The Washington eOro.pOndsn, Of tho

II The Washington correspondent OF the
N. Y. Tribune says; "A- an evidence OIL
the prompti,udc with which the war Depart
ment has me, every demand OF Gen. Fremont
for munitions and aid. and also OF the energy
with which the war Is prosecuted, We will
mention that in the very hour that request
for l6 9-ineh field guns was received frem St.
Louis. the esrriAgs 6r them began to move
from Maine. and the guns from Pi,,sburg.
The entire order arrived in st. Louis in fifty.
one hours 80
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y Tho New York World thinks the slim
ulatiou Of enlistment should be the chief con-
Germ Of the day; drafting should not be
thought Of until all other means tail. Com
pulsory service would rob the cause Of halt
its glory. Let every loyal citizen do his duty
in melting young men to rally to the old
flag. and we shall have no occasion for any
such Injurious resort. The rebellion will be
overcome, as il ought to be, by the uneon-
strained iaithfulnecss Of men xho know how
to prize their government.
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DR.. MORSE. OF PORTLAND,

Well known Cor his successful treatment Of Cos
ss.rfsss. csf~rrA. <sfAas, sresefif. and All dis
easss OF the TAyssf ssd Lssss b. Medical lnhala-
tior, with view 10 the accommodation Of his na-
merous patients and others DESTROYS 90 consult him
In Saco BddsfSri, end the surrounding towns. will
be ct the Diddsford hcuse, Biddeford. the rsf fri
n stormy on Friday. Dr. NJ. will be At Biddelord
tAs nsxt day. saturday. n pleaap&
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The NATIONAL LoAS.-The amount OF sub
scriptions for the past week in New York
city was about three millions seven hundred
thousand dollars, or an average Per day OF
more than halfa million. The present week
opened with an increase ON the above average.
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JEREMIAH STONE, NJ. d.
NOTICE

Having purchased the Stock aud Stand lately O.
eapisd BY Sands fogx. respectfully iafor,a IN.
eltisens % BlddsfOrd and SAGE. aud my iri.ud.
throushoat the County, that intend 70 carry on
the Batehefing and MArhst House business In all
il branches and solicit fAlr share of their PAL
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- The Western States seem to lack arms
for their volunteers. There are still twelve
infantry. and three cavalry regiments in
Illinois ready to march as soon as they re-
ceiye their arms and equipments.
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SHOWING uER CoLoRs.-A gentleman from
Cheat Mountain tells the following;
A squad Of Indiana volunteers out scout
ing came across an old woman in a log cabin
in the mountain. After the usual solutations
one Of the asked her
"well, old lady, are you sesesh '""No,'
WIS her answer. "Are you Union?" "No,
"What are you, them" ~ Baptist, and
alters have been ," The HOLSTERS let down,
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eral occasions he was equally successful. and was
pronounced the "Wittlcst man In England" the
SCourt Jester" the american Menus" aud "Glo-
riOus Jehn," all over the Country. lie had also
the honor OF Glowing" before the Queen aud
Royal Party, who eomplimGnted him In the most
handsome manner.
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1
Al n Court OF Probate held at Limerick, within
and for the County OF York. the first Tuesday In
September, IN the year Of our Lord eighteen hun.
dred aud slxty.one, by the Hon. L. Il. Bourne,
Judge of said Courts
IN the petition Of CHARLES TUFTS, guardian
W OF JOSIAH SEDGELY, OF Limerick, In said
county, an insane person, praying for license TO
sell and convey, at public auction. private sale.
all the rsht, title aud Interest Of his said ward In
aud to certain real estate, situated In Limerick In
said county aud the proc ieds thereof TO be put To
Interest said real estate being more FULLY described
In said petition.
Ordered. That the petitioner give notice thereofto
all persons Interested Ia said estate. by causing
copy VI this order 10 be published three weeks sue.
cessiyely In the Union and Journal print d In Bid.
deford. Ia said county, that they may appear Mt
Probate Court to he held at Alfred. In said county.
on the first Tuesday In October, next ut ten Of the
clock In the forenoon, and shew cause. any they
have, why the prayer Of said petition should not
be granted.
- attest. George u. Knowlton. Register.
true copy, attest George II. knowlton, Register.
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- II is reported that there are seventy
mills now engaged in manufacturing cloth
for the Government, and that the amount OF
goods ordered is abou, q, OO0, 900 yards.
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At Court Of Probate held nj Limerick within
aud Cor the county OF York. on the first Tuesda y
In September. inthe year OF our Lord eighteen hun
drcd aud sixty -cnc, by the Hon. T.. L. Bourne
Judge of said Court
10SiiCA GOODWIN, named Executor In q certslr
81 Instrument, purporting "a Ice the last will and
testament o. GE0REE GooDWIN. late OF Wells
In said County. decessed. having presented the
zane for probatci
Ordered, That the aid Executor give notice "a
all persons Interested, by causing copy ofthls 90.
der 10 be published three weeks successvsly In tbs
CRios \ Journal, printed at Blddeford 10 sa :,
county. that they may appear nj Probate eeur Is
20 be held at Alfred In said county, on We III ~
Tuesday In October next ut ten OF ne sy ~ =.
the forenoon, and shew cause, ~ - .ror.d'
approved. and allowed .. the last will aud 'ss's-
ment OF the SAIL deceascd- :, .,-,. u..t.,.,
Is Attest. t.ecrEs ~ o-i,oa n si.ier.
A true copy attest 0sorss H. A"s"''"' "NsA'e''