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Litchfield enquirer., 1861-02-07
$5,676 39

$2,644 g Making balance against the town of $3, ,o3l s7 A tax of mills on the dollar upon the list of 1860, was voted to be levied to meet expenses and reduce the town debt.
 proposition to reduce the number of town officers was indefinitely postponed by tie vote, with the chairman voting in the affirmative. Dr. Blake was appointed Collector of Taxes for the ensuing year, and G. NJ. Woodruff manager of the Town Deposit Fund.
 The Superior Court re-opened it's session on Wednesday morning, Judge Park, presiding.
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-02-07

THE III REV NICHOLAS MURRAY, D. D.. the well-known :" kirwan'" died on Monday evening at his residence, in Elizabeth, N. J.. of d;...s. of the heart. He was a prominent man in tha old school Presbyterian Church, and pastor If the first church in Elizabeth for many years
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-02-07
TORRINGTON,

Births in Torrington in the year 1860, &c., Marriages, Is. Deaths, 4l.-Under year, g. From l to 5, 8; 5 to 10, 2; 20 to 30, 5; 30 to 40, 6; 40 to 50, 3; 50 to 60, ]; 70 to 80, 3 30 to 90, 3; 90 to 10o, ], @
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-02-07

icy; but Judge Harris is said to be man of the nsS' quailhcations, and will represent well the interests of the Great Empire State in the conn. ell chambers of the nation.
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-02-07
gpfal aud County Mslys.
LITCHFIELD.

An adjourned Town Meeting was held on Mon- day. The following is statement of the 6nan- cial condition of the town on the first of June next.
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-02-07
ASSETS.
S2. 6i4 51

Due on Peck's bond, $2,614 52 Cash in Treasury, (about) 30 %
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-02-07
LIABILITIES.

For outstanding orders issued pre-)
 vious to Oct. 1860, S2. For outstanding orders issued since
 Oct. 1860, 2: For State and Military Tax, (due
 this month"; $ For estimated abatements on Tax1
 (estimated
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-02-07

THE PEACE CONVENTION at Washington ad- heres to the resolution to sit with closed doors, but we are, nevertheless, enabled this morning to give an account of the proceedings. The Con- mittee on Organization, appointed on Monday, reported in favor of President John Tyler of Virginia, for President, and J. c. Wright, of Ohio, for Secretary. The report was unanimous chair, made a speech. which had the happiest ef- feet on the Convention. At it's conclusion he was generally congratulated, and most of the Dele gates announced their readiness to follow where Virginia would lead. The regular business of the Convention was not proceeded with, the ex- cuse being that the Delegatesfr from several States had not yet arrived.
 The effect in Washington of the result of the Virginia election-which there is now no doubt is strongly in favor of the Union-is considered as rendering more probable some compromise. It is believed that it will increase the disposi- tion of the conservative majority of the Northern men to make some arrangements which shall strengthen the Border States in resisting the tide of secession Some of the Virginia members of Congress, however, insist that the present ac- tion of the State only delays secession-that it does not render it improbable. This, however, of course very much depends upon the action of the Peace Convention.
 THE CoaxEcrIcur CoMMIssIoNER.s-Ihegen gen tlemen appointed by Governor Buckingham to attend the Convention of States at Washington, which was organized Monday, are Hon. Roger 5. Baldwin, of New Haven, Robbins Battel, of Norfolk, General James T. Pratt, of Rocky Hill, Amos s. Treat, of Bridgeport, Judge Mccurdy, Of Lyme, and chauncey F. Cleveland, of Hamp- ton. ;,
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-02-07

Territories, best for posterity they have been doing this because they thought that the exten- sion of slavery by the national authority would bring down the vengeance of Heaven upon a guilty land because they saw that wherever the institution was most powerful, civil liberty, whose elements, as I have before said, are free dom of speech, freedom of the press, and free dom of elections could not exist. And in all this they have been exceedingly in earnest.- They have won great victory; they have elec- tea President of like political faith with them selves; and now you gravely ask them to turn tneir backs upon all their past professions, to renoonee the principles by whose utterance they nave obtained power, and to make themselves a MooAefy ana hlssing to the whole civilized world, because the defeated party threatened a resort 70 arms! When they comply with that request. SIT, the time will have come to level down Bunk. The chairman of the select committee ,s .,;o House has reported series of measnros .,a o ,ef which IS joint resolution for an amanSnaaa. to the Constitution, of somewhat different ohs aeter. will read it, reported: '''' 'Aa'- ART. XII No amendment of this Const;,,.;.,.
 having for its object any interference within
 the States with the relation between tbc;r c;.; :;
 sens and those described in section second .,
 the first article of the Constitution as 6 all
 other persons" shall originate with any Stats that docs not recognize that relation within if,
 own limits, or shall be valid without the as
 sent of every one of the States composing tn,
 Union. -e
 ,-a Is it possible to listen to these words withou feeling that we are ashamed of what we ar, doing? Observe the circumlocution, the awk ywardness of construction, the involutions o meaning. What is it all for? Sir, it is because you are putting slavery into the Constitution be yond what the fathers did. Do you say thai they, too, described bondage by circumlocu tion! l answer, they did no such thing. They intended that their Constitution should contain no Federal recognition of slavery; and they went directly to the accomplishment of that in- tentiop by designating every human being in the land as psr.on ss Why put this piece of patch am told that it is only intended to prohib;t future amendment of the Constitution, hayinr for it's object any interference with slavery in the States, and then am asked, do you wish to in-
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-02-07

inently unwise. I shall vote against the bill.
 The committee have reported an amendment to the present law for the rendition of fugitives from service. The President, in his message, had emphatica!ly condemned the statutes known as personal liberty bills, and had even declared that, without their repeal, "no human power could save the Union." It was very plain that the President had never read the laws of which he was speaking; but, so far as my own Stateis concerned, l have always been willing to repeal the particular statute alluded to, whenever the Federal Government should take away the evil which that statute was wisely enacted to guard against. an happy to say that the bill report ed blythe committee will, in my judgment, ac- complish that purpose. The act of 1850 was peculiarly liable to abuse of process of the worst description, even that whereby freeman might be deprived of his liberty; against this evil portion of the free States have legislated in the manner complained of. The present amendment, though not so perfect as could have wished, does yet contain such provisions as to create moral impossibility that any. freeman can be re- reuuced to bondage under it's operation. The Suesion IS not, however, whether would vote ; rou !. as an original proposition, but whether i consent to the amelioration, so far, of the port, and upon its passage by Coneress. viii join fn Ca He . recommendation to the people of my State ior the repeal of statute whose ionper continu- ahce @ VIII nave become unnecessary.
 oe .ne :enml.lee has reported one other measure oi specinc iegisiation. It is as follows:
 Ss , M ssaetea oy the senate aad Hoase ot Repre-
 Congress assembled: That every ,person cho. ea .a
 ed, by indictment or any other satisfacsarg. aag evidence, in any State, with treasen. felonsy
 or other crime, committed within the fur; ;sd;cc'' tion of such State, who shall fee or who shah have fled from justice and be found in another State, shall on the demand of the execntive authority of the State from which he fled upon the district judge of the United States of the
 district in which he may be found, be arrest ed and brought before such judge, who, on being safisfed that he is the person charged,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-12-27

The report circulated the other day, that
the Ksnlacky legislature demanded tie re-
removal Of Secretary Csmeron. seems mol
10 have hssp correct, The following extract
from the ciDeinna.i Gazette. written BY ia
correspondent at frankiOr,. Ky, shows the
spirit Of the legislature
The caucus, the other night, ON Federal
relations. resulted as ! predicted in NV dis
patch that evening The general tone "a.
,smpera'-; tbSre wa' d'.r,~i,ion Ia X
pOrc the 'sraiiOr. OF the Message AMI Ii,
War report a. far q. possible. and ~ NJ
bod the Gc,erumen, At all hazards. To,
resolution. condemn the policy Of armins
thu slaves, but max. No other allu.ioa %
Cameron
"A li,ile incident tha. occurred du'ins
The caucu. debate illustra,e. the temper Of
the members. The probability that the ~ar
would end in The destruction OF slavery "a.
alluded to. The 'trOose-, pro slavery man
Ia the legislature. and one Of the largest
,svvholdsr. in kentucky. arose and aid
A. 20 that. CIR. | ~i.h TO say, here in nv
place, that II tie question CONES to that,
vii willingly Ice ever, slave N nv roo
session rather than 80 Kentucky prove ial.C
- the Government Perish slavery. .r
long live the Go,errnentr And IN. dec.
larA'ion vas received BY that H-ntuety eau.
Gu. with s.l,O OF ,0cifsroa. chc.r. a"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-12-27

FurNc ArTEI SorIu AduPAteh. dated
to- or ihrre DAY. b-iyre the sailing Il ID.
steamship Atlantic irOrO Port Roysl. state.
tha, Depression Of .P'rit. prevails through.
og, The ~hy.s SOsIh that abe general lsel.
ius 4. a. q, absolute failure bad already 80.
tied upon them that the sugar p!autsr'
are a.. Ju,oD m-n and that IT Ne taseMo
bils " Ny~ Orleans the cotton planters silI
I'll ring their cJiton IN tor sale. Further.
more. We arr t,ll that ibstc exists 20 Tho
S.uJh yyfy great iss'i,u,i1n. and that she
planters nave nothing q ted their slaves ~
Their hA. bc-a a great instruction Of black,
in Mississippi. ana an immense quantity o.
prupsrty h.. b-sn DESTROYED, s so ,oO0 ct
tue Qui:nan estate alone. IL rs said.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-12-27

WsLEiNG - THE wsTEN." A corre..
ponieu,. IN ret renee % = paragraph IN
Mltjay evening" Journal, heaici assbove,
say, that the invention. BY which a msn
can walk GA the wnt'r hy az q bNNts Of
. flas fastened o. the iset 10 the manner o.
snow she's. ia B5-;on one. The inventor
= .hip carpenter, perfected his inVeniion
during b.. leisure hours 10 the winter VI
ls5s, iu little hack building IN High
street Pl'c. in ,hi. city, tested Il IN the
docs. ia that vicinity. and had !, pateu,ei.
our eorr~-ro1dsn; $40 h'm walk on the
water At tie rate e. thrss nile. an hour.
lJourDal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-12-27

Fosr Knox. Duiy Of tie Gorrrm,rs.
We know no, ho- many hundreds Of dol.
lar. Government he. sIPsnled Ou Fort KnOI,
at BuCtPOrt NarrOws, but certainly 10 10
Oee Of the strongest fortIfcaiions IN the
country. IL is both bomb and ball proof,
"a being impossible to =, either against 10
at right angle With any aat surface. Bot
il be. a. vet no gun. MOUNTED II -s have
= foreign -ar, tie Ersl'-h, Du,eh AMI
French know the imporsancs OF C,s;ins for
= nAvAl depot, iar the Gag Of each Ia. ~-sci
over IL. Tvrt Knox sa0gld b. nAni!e4 ior
the do1bis parPo>s OF protecting to~n.
above, ADD forming shelter tor .h'ppiu;
Belfast Jour.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-12-27
N A r X IE D

L. Ba.iea. Oh. Nc. Lsoas,d Aulr~-. a Bel
t.i5td 10 Gsofgiaps \. Ad.n. OF >-eo.
a. Pdftlsnd. Chustnss ss.., - -. LnAs''
shurch. b., Rev Ais,. bo'g..-, heay H,ds
snrh Tea. o. Nc. MARI shsrtarrs. sIi'.'
t.a. htsf 4 H0a. yoha ". Dans, al. q f,y si-sfE
D. Wihpu. De- 20. M. Nslh.n'sl iii.coCs 10
Ne. R.chsi Rsntali bath oi D'l6sh
IL fo,ll,sd, 18Th ChsTls. J. rs.oot. E-q., 10
Mfs- NJ. ~. saith offoutaai-
a. B.ihsi. De. 10, b. Rev. A. W. Poul. Mr.
El-s.st.r D. Ru..el 90 Mes il.iea VI. No
~Oli, bsh ~ Gfssu. r1d.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-12-27
In DAYS OF old.

Th-rr was tim---iu dlSs ~ old
Mhra ho,hh -. pft-d sh.1e 80 gold,
Tha' a. sss ps..-d--''l 49, n-sl-e,
Ihsi pfsciDas bp,s--sii .houl protect.
az -sn.- ,ni fssson. I'll ~, hstsh.
p5 i, sHl.i spp,ar thsrr'' bd, little hit,
ApD.s O thea o. carr your ,Il.
4 tae lnsnsit.ts a.- oi iieu'cA'. Pills.
T,,.- r-.ulrk,bs P,''s st,ril. sho'e comnuai,
TO- b, heir sr,isffl rIr-s. iiapisi o. IN
ta-,, ,uaih. m,aa.-,i and al age. Pot up 9Th
E1st.h, Sp.a,sa. Fs-ssh "a G-rp,a d,t-ciiou,
EIas.aii, r,,si-i ~uh .agu. par-l, vegetable
az 49, in itrf- pni,i, biz. 20 p csst..
.fScy al,~itisrai-at oa thifi p.ge
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-12-27

O,TORp.ss- -ts Court Il Probate held az Pa.
80. within s.d lee the Cogniy IL Osic'd, ea
III. third TUESDAY Of Dss.sl.r, A. ID. 1851.
.nN the peiilioa IL AMANDA N. ELLIS.
" si,Ios 4 Villas. Eu,. late of Caatoa "a
.aii eopaty deceased. praying f.s an allowance
out ~ ihs per.on.i estate II hes late hu.bsad--
Ordered. TIA, the .sid petitioner give notice 10
al pe,.On. interested, h, oso-iag cop, Il ihi.
nrter TO h. published three weeks .uee~.,iv.Iy IN
the Oxford Denoerai, pti,ted ., PARIS. TIA, they
s,ay appear 1t Probate Court To be he'll 1t Ia.
.. ia a, id Count, on tn. third Tse.Js, ofJsnusy
a,>t, ~ uiac o'cbck 10 ih- brrnoOn. snd .b.s
csn,.. " any they have. Why the came should net
L. granted. ...
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-12-27

Ol,oRp. S.-At Count Il Probate held At Ia.
t,., within all ZOE the C,.an's II Osfcrj, on q he
tnir-i TS--sisy 81 Dsc,mbsr. Az. 1851
CARAH fUELL, nsm-i .s-cu,',s ~ esT.
- tain instTuw.nt p"rrn't'.g to ~ the lest
~,h sai t,-i.m.a, "f Gia..u fusll l,,c 81 som.
SsT - sad cos-'s, d.c.s.-d. having pr-..n,-d
10. s,W- ia probate.
O,i'''d, that tho .s,d ->.cv,.i> give Doti~- 20
al I'~f-''a- interested >, causing scrp' ~ thu.
ourr 10 u publshei ihrre week. .DcerssiV-h "a
the oSIaTd Democrat printed at Pare. that Ih-y
,nly appear at ruubste Cart To- ~ h,id d IA.
&c "a .sid Coanty. onihe u ra..'s, NJ Ian. ..xi
At nin. o'eIock "a the forenoon, and .hrw cause.
n any the, have. ~hy the sd Instrument shoui
not b. proved, approved. aud allowed =. the last
vii sad testament Of ,alJ d,ora.s,i.
T.. W. WOODBURY.. Judge.
a true copy -ait..t;
JOSIAH =. HoHss, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-12-27

The Fifth Matte Regimen, has worked
ii.,il up TO Oh state Of efficiency. We
have, Of late, heard only from that quarter
= determination - DO yell and 10 merit,
public apprsal. Let the sold'srs ls'rn
that their noble AMI .aecu..fal caJr,. az.
appreciated BY tbsir friend. At home. lPOrs.
Adv.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-12-27

Ot,csp, 81 Ats Costorrrob,te held a, IA.
n.,~iihin and Go' the cosnty ofONipri. on the
thiri Tuesday Of p-c-mbcr A.D. i>6l.
TtNNAH FRENCH. adai.,r.u,x ~ N.
estate Of I.shh Fr.Beh late ~ Aibiu, IN
add e"o.,y deceased. h.',sg w.'.n'-d her hr.,
and hnsl secoaat Of administration Of the estate
of .a,d d.cessed lor allowance;
Or!o.i. That the .aio sdm'ui, give notice TO
all person. iai-T,.Ied. b, causing u copy al this
order TO b. p1hh,hei ihre w-.A. succes.isel, ~
rh. Oxford Dr@ocTsr priaied al P,u., that they
saav appear a = Probate Cosr, io h. held u, Wa.
lefio,d. IN .iid county the 22d ia, 81 JaVuaIy
u.xi. at ten O'Clock 10 III. f,'-soos. ant she~
oa".e II s.s ih.s have. VII, the Sane .houd
MT H. allowed.
l.. W. WOODBURY.. J.ds..
A true oop,-s,i..,i J. = HoHBs, R'g,.i,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-12-27

Rulu. Chilt.. a minister ~ Berlin. y IL.
formerly settled at G,l,nantOn Iron WORKS,
has cIop~I witt 4 daughter Of Judge BE
worth VI Berlin. leaving bic siie and three
children in destitute circum,iaHce.. FIRE.
Pres
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-12-27

Four hundred dollars have already been
contributed BY the Masonic Fraternity Of
Name. toward the CoiO.sAl Bust Of III.
Go'vroor Dunlap decsa.ci. Which 10 pro
po.sd. and which D, 20 be entrusted TO I.s
young and t.lvniet sculptor. summons.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-12-27
H.-rick. Kid Strengthening Plaster.

earr ~ 6v- fu,f.. ,.a,a. @l s'.sss.. II the
hIcast. .,.i- "a hack. 80 Rheumatic Cpinpl,ints
in m ~'Jptn, short p-ti,si 81 hm-. Spread "n
l--sui, idi waite b.,h .k,n, ih-r nae sd,vci. the
s-a',t a. - ,nr..ns,mssc,, sni ..sh one vi
.riT fpm -, week g. ih,e- ra.,aih.. rIrs rs
81 rsnis.
Iirrnr.'. sasnr Co,led p.ll, aud ~ r,.l,"
,r- .allb, Da.g,.. col ucrh,ni. ~ 30 g,u. o.
M, Unic,i >t,i-.. Can. ~. ard South An~fis..
.~i 90, -. obI..ssi 10, ssl,as faf tasr b., thsis
Iuilnaa-, Dg. l.. Il. ULEKICk S 90.
tnI,n,. v. Z
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-12-27

NOTICE OF FORECLOSURES. Waa'-as
~ Gsio. G.. swan. of woD,i,tock IN the cuun.
I, 81 Osiori asJ STATE II usir.. Wy HI. Heed 4
n'1,y,gs dated As.s., %, lsS5. s.d r-onri-,i
IN osiorl Registry ol J--'i.. box los, pss- 80,
euavsysd Q, az too errtaia rrsct. of psir.l. n
Iand. 10 vt. q part .! 10, No. n. c,n,.ia,.I "a
~ ic,s. m~. o, l~,. AL . part of hi n, -.
conlsinins 10 acres more or less. h.ik parcel. IL
LAnd b,n- 10 the ~e.i part af saia W",.is'pes.
add I.l-'.nos Zoe iuIl dessrip,os. u sAid p"o-ls
81 ssi INA, b. had 10 the J~eI. % Inn Jlck.oa
To .sh Gs,ss &. swan, roc~d-i - book 100,
page ISL. aud Of Bssj. q. jsoA.ea 10 ssL sssa.
I.rofd-d ~ isok los, page 3is, 81 sad T-cori.,
and ~h-s... Oh. coadifi.a of aid mortgage Ia.
bsen bsoksa, claim b. ioreotsr the sane Agi...
ali, 10 ihs statute "a such cas-. made .ad provided.
u. y. JACKSON.
Paris, dec. ~, ts6i.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-12-27

o,roHp. ..-kt Couu III rfo,a,. he'll Al
r,ds .,thin and Sc the toau,y II osiatd 90
III. th,oi Tue.da, ~ Uccrihh-r. \. ". 1891.
l,LIZA \. PATRICK, guariiin ~ ssu'h "
L. Patrick .ni oth.T. Of Draa,us, ~ .s'i
Cosaiy. s,iso--, h.''n pr---n'-i h-r hf'' '"rOuHI
af ru.rdiaa.hip Of .ah strls inr aihvasc';
Ordered. that the SD gp.tli.n g,'r n-'ie. 10
III p,t,or. iui~r..',d y, rsu.'rg cop, oi'h,s
asds, a h. paid .h-dt three ~esk' .aees.'is'h 10
tn. O,i,td D~s"crs',s pab,'c s.-sissp., p''n-
tel at Pare. hat iAs' NAV .prs.' alta Ft"l's's
Csusita b. held atF ~ .lsTg, ~ .ah Cs'au'i, On
,-.s,v thisd "A, sfJlsaaD, 4. ~, Is6s. NJ ten
a'et-k ~ The t,r.-s'at, ssi .ho~ c.y.- Il ssy
thu, hs,, ,~h,th--m- shorl' not ~ showed
T.. ". WOODBURY.. J-ds,
Atrus coP,-sus't
J Ho..,. R.sus.-,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-12-27
Importing Houses,
YAyKgE xeTIexs.

In e's'si.'J,y the do'so or .'ngL oa,.
Watch Glass. al md-'i,i. ~, w.ichrnst-r,
~'l, ~ f.rr,-h-d eh-'r~r THAI they o.uh. boarh,
10 Portland. 10 ,k'r. p.svIs h,i ts,isr call 90
h,s ,st save s.s.y.
! E,spth,ax ~sFn.oi~d 20 ~ -h.i "a - .ai Tor.
tie mu'io 10. Iibas.ty \. The bet pplicy." and
The n,.t surr 90 .sec-si. A~ srk ,uurS.,ed
10 him gill 10 d.,ss sooooii.s n caairsos. asd
warranted g,ol.
| he ~p.li i,ks 10 49, say ~s,rh-. that hs,s
been .r-'i- hy insSp.ue-r-i w,tkm-o. saa n
he d"a'i make th.m psTl,rm s-ll ihs'- viii he M
rhugv. The sane seth cl'.'k..
| pl.,s -ateh a,.-m--st. Will - fsiI I-~-iird
shcnI, Iuirrt. sui f,-,d qi,nirr % verge ~sishss
~ul b. ,li,'-,I 90 Lrs.' E.o.-mcp's ~ q hir
w,ce. Cbr"noasi.' l~hr-s Inserted ~ vaichrs
ihn have pi.i, b,l,re'.; and hn.n, sp,ih ,rs
that .. '~rsis,a " ~ done 70 . watch e' sL'cA
oil b. i1a- al be-. .hpp..a wsrsnisti 60 10 don.
80 . ~,'k n,nlik. m,ns-r.
wss1 ,s'ic',eiE~ os,sr ~achmsksp. .h,eh
s,ii ~ don, =, iIir d,.~ouHt.
Jowolry Repaired.
Letter Eny'avisG srstiy tIscuted,
ETC"bp.,I 10, oil Goh sad silver.
I BprUbi Hat. ls6i. Is
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-12-27

O,rosp, ,s.--N . Cowt q Probate ,n fsris {.
a. n. ,hir, r s-day 81 nece'ub~f.A.D. 1851
IN tie ps'iiioa II LYDIA YOUNG. w''b'~
81 iieaty VI. Noaug late ef iisuiord 10 ss'd
Csss,y ae,.ss~i prs,,as 'ha he' l'~rr may b.
ss.s,sd ssi ..t o., 10 h-s ~ her lais hs'b'ad' q
s.s,-. ssi that Co@mis-inners b. spIss'-'sd ief
that PuTPp.s-
Otds,ed. That N. ..,i p-,tiaass rive "el'ce 10
az r~,.,-. ip,es,.t.d b, csa.'ag = e"ps Of IN.
ord IN ~ p.hi.h-i ;hrr- ~~~ks sa-cs..'s-ls %
the Ostos,I Dsrnnsrst. s~~spsp~r p''si"d N
T.u.. that ,h.s m.y appear AZ . Probate C'au
=. n. heL az rsri.. ~ AID cc.",y. sa the ,h',d
T~.ds, u Js.asty s.>i. ., a'a- o'L.ck - the
fsr.nr-,. and .h.w ca..-. Il saS the, have. ~hy
tho SANE .hosid ~, - s,sa,e,i.
T.. ". WOODBURY.. J.ds..
4 tr,. eops--,iieai J. =. Nosrs, R~riS-t.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-12-27
A wnnarriul IittIe Niero.sop-,

NIAGNIFYING ..u,ll usj-ct. 500 ',s-.. ~,lI
vi h. ssai 10 49, applicant as 30. p, oitsss.
fs-as. r.zfs a. -tiyer. sad uae piak stamp. f''s
ufi. H.rrHf prsrrs i1f one IJ.As. Aiir,ss ME-
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rot .a.. which .,i'eprl, ,nfisr-. vrcn the Pet.
cot ,.k.. cat hs ,b. 'sasat.ensfes. NJ. CHAs.
RAYMOND, of Br.itletOso' VI. ysiy 3Dil. issi.
4. tAss,e,'., ~. ROSENBERG, ag,al Toe .s,d
'nseh'ar, b. Hstheny, esasioa the ruhi'c zgsiast
hsyia. .psfiaa. aricie. .s the m."utae,res he.
already tsisa ,t.p. 10 Aad cat the ru'hy ssrt'es.
sod ~ take ms.sar,. 10 desi~ith them socordiHg
tsi.-; and he, charged - 10 zee that h's patent
!. dsN praiec,ed.
No asach,s- s-nsine .srrrt % bars the nsms
Of ID. msaSf.sis,sr stamped upon the spo.'l .tsai.
ard. and the date Of the patent apea the led s~r
n. ROSENBERG. Agert.
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Oi'oND, -. A Cent ofPruhiIs held al rsri.
s,lhia an "a the CuuniS Of O,iuti, on th.
th,d Ts~.dS II D-c~nb-r. An. l-.i.
C,nlNN HENSON. go ss az, sab,ns Dunhsm,
- sr,si,an 1T Wiili,p 10 pilh.n ~ f.',- an
.i,t C',rl,, ta'uor. h'',ss prrfeni-j bee hr.i
AL haal .ceoSai u .ri,aa'h,p 81 'iid~ iO'
shNsncr.
Ooais'ci, Thi, the said suafd,aa gave notice To-
I'll p-ts1ns inlrr-st~i, ~ csusing cop, oI ihi.
arirf ta - vulI,.hri thr-- seek. ,ucrr..iSs, 80
the oNb,i - nsctat ptinlej At Pans, thai they
So, appear at q rulrs,, CO"ft " ~ held At IA.
1is IN 80, rupaiN IA tb. third IU..dss OF January
49,. 81 Ma. o'rl,rk ~ the ioteapoa ani she.
-sa--. u az, they have, Why the .aa'c 'huiid
cot h. allowed.
D.. ". WOODBURY.. J4is.
A ip. copS--.tie.t; 4! =. Iioss. legrsrr.
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10th. ho-esab,- Jsiss Of Probate cr the Coan'y
efOse~d. ga rwrfr1.
HUABLY v~pV-s-sss. H.riss NORTH Of
III Ss.ssev. u ss,i Cssssy. that che 70 the
widow Il David Meu,ii. lsss Of sunssr IN ssid
Cssr,y. whe lied - che sis,h ds, Of Oessssr.
A. ". 1851. tusssts,e, seisrd s~sl pssse-ssd ef
real estate, god. asi chs,tsls. r'sh', aad CREDITS
which ..gh, "a he sd~.ai.srssd scceousa 10 law.
wher-lors ,esr p.,i,.eass po'ys that sdIs'ni''fa-
tioa a sail estate mas he grss,sl ,o her.
HARRIET MORRli.L.
Oxvcpp, s-Ats Casrt cf Probate held At
r,ri.. Within s-d &c the eoss'y III O>sari. sa
m. ,hi,d TUESDAY % peee~b-s. AID. ISL. 81
Ia the fcrrgries pe,H's.,
I-Scsi, Ths, ,he sad p.,i,'ssss give "o''os
% al p.s.va. Interested n, osas,as copy OF hsN
t.,it,,,. sri this ~,dsr thereon 81 10 p.sh.hed
thee -s,k. sacc-..;veh N III. Dsiord D-'""crst
. -~.csps. p',,'eJ AZ Ps,'s ~ sad C"a"'s. 'hA,
the, n.., sprear ~ = rr,ta'- C."r' 'o ~ held
=, Paris. .. the ih,ri Ts-s.isy 81 Js-sss, sss'. ~
mae of the clock 10 the lefce"on. and she's eas.s'
II an, they have, ~h, tie s,ae shash "os %
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