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DIED..

DuD, Oil Saturday. June ls,, at Ill.,, +. ~, at The resi-.
dcnce OF Mrs, Julia Pryton, 10 Richmond city, Mss An
ME T. SMlTH, daughter Of the late Msjor Charles II. and
Eyelins s. smith, OF Norfolk.
Earthly lovo and sympathy can bat family shadow firth
The grief that llogers about Lhs grave.
With silence only rs their b ncd,ctlon,
Gods angels come,
When, Ia the shadow Of a great afniction,
The soul sits dumb
Memory can recall the vanished brightness and the lost
delight, affection rrtrGce the glsiness and beauty Of u life
no fair ind freting, and Fatlh and Hope picture the peace
and rest and blessednes, OF her Heavenly home; but the
pen fahers and the eyes o'erlow In the s;tempt. 10 portray
what Earth must mourn even In the thought Of what
Heaven 'has gained. The purity and gentleness which
characterized her every thought and word. the calm love-
Illness which seemed the atmosphere In which she daily
moved. the grace Of motive and the charm OF decd, the
thoughtful love ana rnn!steriny care she excited snd be-
slowed, all that 10 loyrirst In humanity sanctiied and en-
nobied by Christian faith upd .c!ror- such was the lesson
OF her life, such the remembrance o. her death.
Give our tears TO The dead! FoT :. inaniyt claim,
From It's silence and darkness, Is rrer The same;
Tic hopes OF that World wnosr ~"Nistence Is bliss,
May not stlfe the tears OF the nrlrnerS Of this.
As Il cloud Of the sunset, slow H., lting In Heaven,
AS a star that Is lost when TIE ".y!lght i, given,
Aaa glad dream Of slrmber. wf'rn wakens In bliss,
She hath passed TO the wall, Il .he holy from this.
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AN ORDINANCE

To Repeal tie Ratification eJ'Me Constitution
cT the Enitsd States Of .Amtrica, by tie
State Of Firginia, and 10 Resume all tie
Fights and p0utrs granted unaer SAID
Constitution.
The people Of Virginia, 10 their ratification
Of the Constitution vi the United States OF
America, adopted by them in The Convention,
OH ;hc twenty. fifth day Of June, il the year,
OF our Lord one Thousand seven hundred ard
eighty. e!ght, having declared thu: the powers
granted uudrr the said Constitution. were d.
rived iro@: the people Of the United States,
and m!gat uc reSClned whatsoever the same
should be perverted u their injury and ~.
PRESTON; aud the Federal Government naricg
perverted said powers act only to the injury
OF the people Of Virginia, but to the opprcs-
sion Of the Southern siarcholdins Safes:
Nov, therefore, wc. lie people Of Virgins,
do declare and orGsin .iai Tie ordinance adop..
ed BY tine people Of this State IN Convention,
on the twenty fifth G4y ol June, in the year nj
our Lord one thousand seven hundred and
eighty eight, whereby the Constitution Of the
United States of America was ratified and
al! acts oi the General Assembly Of this S,atu
r~atitying or adopting amendments 10 said Coz
stItutlon arc lie: cby repealed and abroga,ed
thst the un'oI, between the State % Virginia
and the o;t.er States ualer the Constitution
aforesaid, is hereby dissolved, and that III"
State Of Virginia is il full possession and ex.
crclse of al the rights Of sovereignty which b.
long and appertaln 10 4 &C and independent
State. And they DO further declare that sal!
Constitutions Of the United States CT America
is no longer binding on any Of the citizens G.
this State.
This ordinance shall t.ke effect and bc an
&C: OF this day, when ratified b. q majority CT
the votes Of the people Of this State, cast al /.
poll to be taken thereon, on the fourth Thurs
day in May next, in pursuance Of L schedule
hereafter 10 be enacted.
Done in Convention in the city Of Rcn-
mord, on the seventeenth day Of april, in he
year Of our LORD one :hcrsad eight hundred
and sixty.ont. and in the eichty-iIth year u
the Commonwealth Of Virginia
\ true copy,
JOHN l.. ErBANx,
Srrr,fYry nj Convention
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CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
BUREAU OF PUBLIC PRINTING,
RIcHMosD June 10 h, 1861.
SEALED PROPOSALS vii! he received ct this office ue.
= I'll the Goth day Of July next, ut noon, for furnishing
the undrrnnIed paper for the use OF The Government OF
tie Co1!ede rate States, TO wit:
BINDERS PAPER.
s5 REAMS IMPERIAL.
., REAMS SUPER ROYAL.
IS REAMs ROYAL.
~ REAMS FOLIO POST,
80 REAMs MEDIUM.
81 REAMS DEMI.
Ito REAMS FLAT CAP.
lou REAMS GAP. CSRGLEU.
100 REAMS LETTER, CSRULED.
PRINTING PAPER.
zoo REAMS BEST BOOK PAPER jYS9.
The contractor will be bound TO furnish the PAPER at
such time and 10 such quantities a. The Superintendent
Of Public Printing may uir-ci; and must alive bond, with
two good surrties, for Inc faithful performance Of the
contract
Specimens Of The Paper to be furnished mus, accompany
the bid.
The Proposals to be addressed TO tn. superintendent o.
Public Printing, and endorsed, "prnposals for Furnishing
Paper"
The Names Of Two reliable sureties, also, to accompany
the Proposal. GEORGE Z. ~. NELSON,
June 2r-1im superintendent Public Prinrlnp,
RHETORICAL, AND PHILOSOPHICAL
James MatIron, late PRESIDENT OF The United Slater by
Rev. John Klce, late Professor Of Christian Theology 10
Union Theological seminary, Prince Edward, Va.
A. MoIRli,
June 20 81, Main STREET.
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R~NOTICE.-Thc Gees IL Of tie city Of Rich
w. mond having Hppolnted us q Committee TO have
.our TENTS made Tor our Volunteers, who stand muc!I Ia
need Of Them, &C hereby give rot!'s Tint We hive opened
a Room under The ST.. Charles Heel, whrit: We shall be
prepared to give out Tents to h. 'n- de Oh reasonable terms
Aud We appeal - all persons, " > are willing to work for
our Men IT. the War, who are suffering for their Tsnls, and
which are Absolutely sLcessury l.r their protection, to call
and help US.
~ We Will be ready to dist ihute materials Friday
MOI ming u y o'clock.
NJ r. HILL.
l.. ". GLA2gBROtk, %fCoEmL..
~ IT WrSNE
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DISTINGUISHED A~RRTAL.--The Hon. Howell!
Cobb, OF Georgia, arrived here on Monday and
took lodGiags at the Atlantic.
Mr.. Cobb comes To visit MS two SOUS, who
IRE connected with The Southern array, and
on duty near this city, one Of whom, we regret
to mention, is dangerously ill.-(Norfojk Argus,
June ~.
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SPAIN:
.~-' SPAIN:
The Queen Of Spain has given birth 10 q


son. -r......
The address of H.. Deck, to the Emperor of
Austria, has been adopted by the Hungarian
Diet.
LIVERPOOL. June 6.-The sales of Cotton
for the week have been rs, 500, bales, including
IL, 500 bales for speculation, and 1900 Tor
export. The market opened quiet and closed
firm Ut full prices, there being 4 large Speech.
lativc inquiry since the advices by the Great
Eastern. Sales on Friday, 10000 bales, in
GLIDING 1000 bales for speculation and export.
The market closed firm 1.-the following quo.
tation: New Orleans Fair ST; Middling Ii lG;
Mobile Fair 81, Middling 7 ll-lG; U plands Fair
81; Middliug 7 l1-1a.
The stock in port is ! $50, 900 bales, ofwh:ch
800, 600 bales are American.
S.-Flour is very dull and dccli.
ming; Wheat active but irregular, Chicago lis;
Corn dull, mixed is offered at 30s.
LONDON, June 6.-Consols S7!i90, ex div.
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Later from Missouri,

ST. LOUIS, june l7.-Report says that
Brigadier. General Slack, whilo mastering
troops into the service of the State, at Chill.
Gothic, was taken prisoner by Col. Curtis, with
his U. S. volunteers, on their way to ST. Jo-
seph. 1t is understood thai Gen. Slack will
be taken to Fort Lsavcnworth.
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8I THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

LIC-'
Whereas the Convention Of this Common.
wealth, On the 18th Of April, 1861, adopted al
ordinance 10 repeal the ratification of the Con-
~stilution O! the United States Of America, BY
toe State of Virginia, and to resume all the
rights and powers granted under said Consti-
tuition; aud by a schedule thereto annexed,
provided for taking the sense Of the qualified
voters Of this Commonwealth upon TIE rati6-
cation or rejection Of said ordinance, and direct
ed the Governor 10 ascertain the vote so taken,
and without delay to make proclamation Of the
result, sitting therein the aggregate vote for
and against ;iie ratification: and, whereas, the
returns Of several counties have not been &c.
ceived and Of others cannot be obtained, in
consequence Of the presence OF a hostile force
in the Northwestern and Of the blockade in
the Eastern portions of the State: and, by the
returns which have been received it appears,
tina. an overwhelming majority Of the people
have voted for the ratification Of the said ordi-
nance: now, therefore, |, joins LErcIER, Gov
erior. in pursuance of the authority sp given,
do hereby proclaim the aggregate vote a!ore.
said to be KS follows:
For ratification. l2j, $50
For Rejection, 2o,ai1
Majority fur Ratification. ........ l05,5TI
And to the end that tbs entire vote OF the
State, rs far Us it can be sscertained, may DC
kno~n to the people, ! have estimated the
vote of the counties from which returns have
rot been received, taking the same from the
lcc,l PAPERS and from sources believed 10 be
correct, or nearly so, and appended It to this
proclamation.
10 therefore further declare, that the said
ordinance has been ratified by the qualified
voters Of this Commonwealth, and in confor-
nifty to its provisions, DO annex hereto a copy
thereof, together with the schedule accompa.
nying The same. And whereas by another
ordinance, 'fur the adoption of the Constitution
Of the Provisional Government cf the Conted
crate States Of America" passed 90 the 25th
Of April, 1861, IL is provided, hat the said or
dinapcc shall cease to have any legal operation
CT effect il the people Of this Commonwealth,
UPON the vote directed 10 be taken or the Or.
dinance CT Secession, shall reject the same;
and it row appearing by the said vote, that
tho people have ratified the said Ordinance Of
S.ccssiUn, therefore | do further proclaim that
the Constitution Of the Provisional Govern
mint Uf tic Confederate States Of America,
ordained and established 1t Montgomery, Ala
bama, on the eighth day Of February, 1861, is
now in fall force in this Commonwealth, and
mus. be- respected and obcyed.
Given under my hand as Governor
u. s. and under the seal Of the Common
t-~' wealth, this l4th day Of June, 1861,
and IN the S5:h year Of the CnmuionW cath.
JOHN LETCIIEH.
By the Governor:
GEORGE ". MrSroKD,
Secretary CT the Commonwealth.
Estimute IF COnjectGral Maj0rities for Gna
ugainst Secession IN C"umties Jr0m uhicA no
~returns lace been nude:
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DAsS.Gr, 10 FORTS PowEATAN and fraasS.s
L.MELTOWS, and to GROVE and H.
SION EHAR4S DAILY.-The Steamer 3S&yrD$
Curtis PEEK. Captain J. II. Freeman, s9s5SS@
will, 70" the accommodation OF .ho.s wishing IN ,i.!t
,rleads .tati Inci a. any Of the shove plice,, q. also those
a; Williamsburg and Yorktown leave the wharf At Rock
e.s ErEHY M0NNISG, Except Sunday rr.ci.eiy ST
O'Clock. touch 4: City Point by 8 o'clock, Fort pGwhat.o
by 10 o'cloc.. JaIaes.cwn ii O'Clock, Grove Wharf ~ u.
and Stone Whsrf1 o'clock, P. u.
RETCS1NG.-Win leave stoEe Wharf 1t ~ O'clock,
Grove al IN o'clock, and, touching Of all the regular
~harres toots going and re,urr!cgD arrive At Richmond
about So O'Clock, z. II.
Passage for the trip to Stone Wharf and return, - Meals
extra, 80 cts. each.
ar The above schedule vii b. comm. n.d 81 MON
DAY, 18th June.
June 20 /. Q. k:SKINS.
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MULES WANTED 1000 MULES WAN

WANTED-To purchase for The State OF Tir-S
W nia-l0O No. l MULES, from Ito l5H s25RA
hands high, and from 4 10 s years old and they wv
ru.t be entirely sound and yell broken for which $1,000
cash will DO paid Cd delivery. b. ,. P1ChLES,
MAY 2a-lm Quarteruaster Va. Volunteers.
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The Farmrille Journal, Of Thursday, an
nounccs the death of A. 2. Eenable, Esq, Tel
Ter of the Farmers Bank, at that place, ag"d
about "a years.
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Actual m~sjority for ratification from
returns. 1o5,577
Estimated msjorities against %rat!.ica.
cation from counties not heard
officially. s,sa7
Total majority. "a, 100
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MArnR's CorRr.-The following cases were
before the Court yesterday John l~Iancs,
charged with stealing a pistol; Thomas Dock
ey, charged with assaulting Cornelius Stakcy,
vas required to give bond for $3.50 to keep
the peace; W. Thomas aud c.. Mantillo were
each fined IS for buying chickens in The first
market to sell again.
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DIED, on Wednesday morning, The 18Th
instant, in %Lynchburg, at tho residence Of her
brothcr.in-law, DR.. r. S. Payne, Mrs. Eliza C..
Garland, wife Of Col. Samuel Garland, of the
Virginia volunteers, and daughter Of John S.
Mecm, Esq Of that city.
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By the Governor:
GEORGE W. MuSroED,
Secretary CT the Commonwealth.
For Secession. Against Secession.

Estin.uts IF COajectGral .Majorities for Gad
Ggainst Secession i" C"untiesJ r0m uhieh no
returns hace been nude:
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i've.
NAYEMe,.rs., Baldwin. Baylor. Berlin, Biakey, Bill
sesu, Borst, Bould!n. Boyd, Byrpe, CspeEton, c9s e,ohss
CoGman, Conn, Q. = Conrad, Robert !. Conrad, CrI'cner
Add!son Hall, Cyrus Hall, Raymond, Holcornbe. Mhrmn
dake J"hnsoi. Peter G. Johnston, McConas, Mcneil, Jas
b. Mallory. Miller, hsfett, Morris, Morton, Moore, se =
Scott, Sher-y, Southall, staples. strange, Snthernn, roy
loe, Robert Ii. Terner, Tyler, Waitaele, Williams, woods
and Wysor-56. ,.o
MIR. T~REDwAy.-As there seems TO be a diff.
GUILTY upon the main point involved, to wit:
whether there is a military necessity for this
road, and as the opinion Of Gen. Lee seems to
be required to solve the difficulty, it appears
to me- that we should take some measures to
derive the necessary information. ] know of no
one Individual who could properly ask Gen.
Lee for information on the subject, but as it is
within the province of the military committee,
move that the whole subject be referred to
that committee.
Mr.. PRicG.-It seems that my friend from
Pittsylvania has not understood the matter rs
| do. | understand that there is a clause in
the ordinance which renders it necessary for
the General in command to express his opinion
that it is a military necessity before any ap
preparation is made. This important fact,
therefore, must be ascerteined before the ordi-
nance can be made available. Now il that
opinion has not been given or shall not be
given, then the ordinance is a dead letter; but
# tine commanding General shall give his sane.
ton 10 the work, it is admitted that an appro.
~uriation will be made. If | am right in this
view there can be no necessity for referring the
hill to any committee. There is another view
of The subject. If there be a military necessl'
ty for this road, we ought to make it cost what It
NAV: for | am not willing that the citizens upon
harder should believe we are not DESTROYS
Of q, attending their interests as well as our own.
1t is all Virginia soil and ali as far as it IS pos
sibls must be defended, cost what it may.
therefore shall vote most cheerfully for the
ordinance.
Mr.. TREDwAY.-I was not aware that . pro.
vision was in the ordinance which prevented
it from taking effect until the opinion of Gen.
eral Lee was ascertained, but I still think that
Ihe reference to the military committee is the
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Clem's Summer Cure.
For the Immediate and certain ture of
Djarrhea, Dyentery, and all de-
RANGED or RELAXED state Of the
Ro7ce1s

TINS Is A comparatively new preparation having been
in limited by the propretors for about three years
vet 81 aicently long to convince them and the community
about them Of is merits and fnestimable value
which induces them to it up TO the public generally
which they endeayorng to do. The Summer
Cure is simple sweet syrup compounded OF roots aud
banks contains opium drug or hurtful substance
of any sort is mild and safe in its operation pleasant
and agreeable to the taste, and may be taken in the
quantities prescribed with perfect safety at any and all
times as the patient from pain or too frequent discharg
may feel require 1t safe for tie tcnderest infant
and is entirely reliable for all ages and conditions
The effect the summer Cure is truly wonderful
nr up as does the most violent attacks by the Of
only oneor potiOns in about twice as many hotrs
and the worst Of confirmed chronic California
piarrhea completely cured, by the Use of one bottle
For children and infants, and particularly for children
troubled with relax induced by teethng IT HAS EQrA
II Is remarkable for its soothing and healing qualities,
and is much esteemed by mothers for children troubled
with cauker. Mothers should not, will not be with
out it, when they shall have proved It. 1t must be
nown To he appreciated The Summer Cure does not
like other preparations Of its kind constiate the bowels
thereby endangering life and stating the immediate
Of cathartics but gives immediate relief from pain
checks the frequent discharges ard at the time
nyigoTates and strengthens the pateDt and leaves the
bowels in a sound healthy and natural condition The
Summer Cure has been used for three years in great
variety Of cases. and yet ts SEvER BEES ES0SS
TO fan. IN A SINGLE INSTANCE. Who can say much
for any other medicine? 1t might with propriety be
called Inlalihlc' Testimonials Of its efficacy, yir
tues and astonishing might he addaeed, but the
public already saivated With such and the
rprtors prefer rely the merits OF the medicines
alone Tie Summer Cure is put up in three ounce bot
ties with the words Cems Summer Cure blown in the
gIa on side uf the bottle, and llowes Co, Pro-
pretnrs" on the other full directions for
pasted on the edge The label the outside wrapper
their invention, printed in two colors, and bears a
fac simile Of their signature, (lIOWE5 Oot without
hdIcsale agencies are established in all the largt cit
les Of the Unou Of whom Druggists and Country Mer-
chants can obtain supply.
UoWES Il co, Proprietors, BEL FAST, Ne
For Sale by CALVIN g. PECK, Ellsworth, 3n26
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ALWAYS RENOy ATING RESOLyENT IS ( GREAT
Ii NJ ANn sINM AEu REMEnN.
RAILWAYS REGULATING
PILLS.
IIll sE11nLn ELEsSING- No Z

I1i SEuoLp BLESSING. NO. g.
RAILWAYS RE6t LATINO PILLS are the only Veg
etble substitute ior Caione Mercury, Antimony, oui
nine and their kindred mineral poisons, in use.
RadwaS', Regulating Fills are elegantly coatcd with
NJ licna Gum thirty Pills in each hoNdo5e from one
to siN-warraited IA peate in six hours.
KADWAN', REGl LATINO PILLS ARE TIE MOST
PLRfECT PILLS IN 81, aud the only Pills that pos
any new medicinal properties .egulang powers
that have been discovered during the present century
THE WEAK GROW STRONG.
The first dose Of RadyaS : Pills the seed Of health
in the and diseased system, and in fifteen minutes
after dose swallowed will check the progress Of d-
ease m sly h"urs an evacuation from the bowels II
patient viii san strength. The sick become healthy,
the feeble strong every organ in the diseased body Is re.
Gscitatei with new life aud Higor and health and regu
hrity Wiz reign throughout the whole system The se-
Wi he regular in secrrtas br the skin regular In It's
hincn ions, and the heart regular in It's neatngs the pulse
regular In its motions, and the bowels regular, at
lar hour in dsclarrtng their contents. bet all who has
occasion u take pcysic take dose Of Railways Pills
II your system Il Out al order, two three OF Railways
Pills will establish regularity
HE Ing ailments Radwars pills will quickly
cure, and free the system irritating humo., and
cave every organ in the body in natural and healthy
condition
Constipation ofthe Bowels, IIyseria
lnh animation Of the Bowels, Whites
Inflammation Of the Kidney lrlnsnza,
Headache, Nervous, | Fits.
llesdrche sick, Kidney Complaints.
Measles, Bladder Complaints,
Small FoX, Indigestion,
bTUpsy, Scarlet Fever,
Costiyencss Typhus Fever,
BIousness, PleuriSy.
dyspepsia, bilious Fever,
lrresulaIy, Heart Disease,
Unhealthy Drains.
Loss Of Appetite Loss OF Memory loss Of Energy and
Loss Of streI 9Th
IMPORTANT TO LADIES.
Ladies suffering from Irregularities Monthly Suppress
sious, krtentinns, &c should take Of Rad
ways Regulating FL every tight for week before
the expect period. They will ali diseased
strucons aud Insure healthy discharge the proper
time.
Price Of RrIways Pills rs cents per BOX Coated With
Gum peasant to take 80 Pills in each box. Sold by
Druggists and Merchants everywhere.
KADWAY CO.,
% John Street, New York City.
Sold in Ellsworth by C. q. Peck Sullivan, A.
B. 4 A. Simpson Gouldsboro', II. NJ. Sowe
Cherryheld, G. s. Godfrey Bluehil, John Ste
vens Sedgwiek, D. Rea North Castine +. A.
Emerson ; BuckspOrt, L. II. Parker and by all
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HANCOCK, ss.-supreme Judicial Court. April
Term, 1851.
Upon the foregoing libel the Court order that
notice of the tendency of the same be given to
the libelee therein named, by serving her with an
attested copy OF said libel and OF this order there
ON. or hy publishing the same three weeks success
siyely in the Ellsworth American, the last publi-
cation or service as aforesaid 10 be at least thirty
DAYS before the next term Of this Court to be hold
en- at Ellsworth, within and for the County of
Hancock, on the fourth Tuesday of October next
show cause, if any she has, why the prayer there
Of should not be granted
Attest, PARKER W. PERRY, Clerk.
A true copy of the libel and order thereon.
80 Attest, PARKER W. PERRY, Clerk.
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Alta Court of Probate holden at Ellsworth within
and for the County Of Hancock on the first
Wednesday Of August, A. d. 1861.
nN the petition of Joanna d. Hopkins, admin
~ istratiiz of the estate of Am's Hopkins
late of Sedgwck in said County, deceased, repre-
sentinr that the personal estate of said deceased
is not sufficient to pay the just debts, which he
owed at the time of his death by the sum of eigh-
teen hundred dollars and praying for a licence to
sell and convey much of the real estate of said
deceased, including the reverson of the widows
dover, as may be necessary for the payment Of
sa id debts and incidental charges:
Ordered That the petitioner give notice there
of TO the heirs of said deceased ald to all per-
ons interested, by causing copy of this order
10 he published in the Ellsworth American printed
in Ellsworth, in said County, three weeks success
sively that they may appear at a Probate Court to
be held at Ellsworth, in said County, on the first
Wednesdsy of September next at ten of the clock in
the forenoon and shew cause, il any they have why
the prayer of said petition should not be granted
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
80 A. A. BARTLETT, Register.