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He1dl ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE OF SALE.-Wharea.

~ NJ 44]I VI SALE.-H leTeai~
defau1t aas been made ,a tie condition. o, . ~
. e.Shiesa hundred aid .ityt tesrn alu e1ss:t:A i
y a. 5nsseyFsa s, .na q. MssI.,,v: sfaa ecmraa7
sad a1 e .ee II ae stw sceferar eI S.;
% 70 statn ot Wscons1,. 10 Isonk or karvml Myt.
Eass* % raSes i5s - III nc11ats; wI,rr.f ~
nndtr ssld uortx5.e, and the anIcs-i;red ass assn
duly const' u:ec and Ap?uait, acSvrulnx to r1c 70.
rras,se & i s p5sssk e - ad as d
power Of sa!e contained IL 3s.u .ostasr a1 Il. ~ r.
sof4nea OF lay. tht uudrrslae !. F5ati.s n:tr ,..i
cEhteen hundred and r!1:J ua,' i. H.. -,a;s.u jiin
OF said Stcooygan Aa4 ILL s.-.L1A ::a.s7:I e,:..a,
tho afternoon t,.at DAY, sell i. suuc uut,.ua :!
highest tier, lur tr ty., t.,4::. * *
sissyeEa' u 9:aad ar1 Ems, 81 ID :er:s ~.
pre- cH-t* Ill. r. ntr1':nS e! b." Hs1r.n
sheteoa unpaid ee.n lie 4n.vn ,, 1s =, iEe5s1 T.. +
Il ihe Kaiir.st II ,s.l CO 49, ::. r.; 9is;;
EFsSyes Ra 6 III u, e, t e. ia La n
raliwayA raiI> brtsr. ~ - ~ "Ii2s stna,,
oshSt III, pGl1a ..e ali tc lan!. All er.itx.
paay thrs ne eela saaeeJYS' or snd ,.t,i. s-
xt 10 aid int v.,n x sr n5, ~ u rsI 2 ;in
xsts u :h.,f st osaas., ualcg ~: Il: I'd ;r':f
and also u M tolls - = set ,n u ,1i
md N}.la3 Il and 2tief lrAncs5 oi -,:. s:letoyau
sad ntst d Sna isanroad Iompcn5 Ill tls
Aaa 1so ~ the lcc4.Lo+v. tE.!;t- ien.rr tnrs oi
f&a aehlHerT. r.aShlne ,hop, 1ul, ,afi Ia.
isr ean1pnens working o;trs., aud .,'uur1p. 81, Of
tb ~ saslrusd thea II ;hszcaitrz aruur. By
aq 20 sooyxan and M.>-sp l:AiISosd 1un.aY
St1aat r. s1a atortA III Hue OIL al, suE-
suttanon OF tho<.a thea a%neI " utherr! !.. ": VI
wlEa pessoaal chas:les dtclare t. b. n1turss
~ e. =, not separated G4er=frorL and were 70 be
Ie..-,,.- ,..1 . ,sA4uA szssos; rss*.e..
, 1861-02-19

The following il the number Of hogs packed in
Perry, H., to Feb. 1861. together with their aye-
, 1861-02-19

Grand Union Triumph in st. Louis,
and Probably In the State.

ST. Loris, Feb. 18.-Incomplete returns in
tlieatc the election Of the Unconditional Union
ticket for the State Convention. This city
gives il about 5000 uajority The election
passed of quietly, no disturbance of any kind
occurring. The returns from the State as 1ar
as received favor the electionof Union candi-
tatn
, 1861-02-19
T1Na.

New HAVEN, Feb. 1.-THE Daily Aorn'n0
Ne7os Office took fire hst night The mate.tals,
except the press, wers destroyed insured
Building saycd s:..-
, 1861-02-19

/ The Agent Of Adams' Express informed an
had carried $4,000 in money, belonging to
Floyd to Arlington, Va, at two different
times, $50, 900 at one time, and So COO at an
nther
, 1861-02-19

Vice Prea1dent HAmlIn en- route for
Warrington.
BANGOR, February 1a--Vice President HIM
ln and wife LETT this afternoon e. .puss for
Washington. He will arrive at Boston this
evening, and leave for The West tomorrow
morning
, 1861-02-19

M ORTIMER ". SMITH,
.11l O1xao9, ILL.,. :"
Ahhactm of Land Titles for og1o Ccunty,
AND ATTORNEY AT LAW. -
/ Ahetfsctx made from thorough Abstract Roeord4,
complied With cAre and known to be CORRECT fe1a1t1
, 1861-02-19

EVefy EnE1ne{s Icfnlshed VILE
JUDsoS'5 PATENT GOVERNOR VALVE.
Fer Flour f!iIla We ccalGeauy recommend them a.
superior to any o1htr style of EnstEc and thsT viii
Save from rs to so per Cent In Fuel
,;cr the usoal class Of boilers In rse Ii the Te.t We
hail Keep IN assortment OF different sl1es at cur cs
aecesssry fnforatop obtained regarding them, Com.
peteut men WILL II desired be furnished to set MP and
ttart engines In any part tho country. supply
WATER WHEELS, 6HAFTING. GEARING. &C.
Atver5 low pricea.
r. ". BAXTER d. cos
Mil rur.t6hipE Depot West Water etrart between
Randolph and Madison, Chicago Illinois.
Prst DE.ca address Box2G4 lLS'j5ly
, 1861-02-19
Gbicaqo Trihutte.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1861.
MONETARY.

: MoxDAr. Fob. ts, 1sst.
There vas more active demand for Eastern ex-
chauce today, and rates were nsnaer. The banks
commenced By offering oX . cent PREM, but after
the New York Stock market VIA received hH 2
cent. was freely paid-c.osing drn. The selling
rate at the banks was 8 per cant. prem.
coaR EXCHANGE BANK At DEsoro, NEBRAsxA.
We saw to-day large package Of the bills Of this
bank sent In from the country to one Of out city
ba1kcz.. 1t Is unqnestionsbly ''cdt" Of the
wildcat Kind. The bills got up In the style Of
our Illinois currency, and might I've mistaken fortt
Gtve the Germ Exchange Ut Scbrafk, wide
BERTH.
G4IEsA 4 CHICAGO UNION r. Il The following
table shows the comparative earnings Of this road
for the week ending Feb. Is:
Freight. .*,o.s9s IT, s,sss,:s. ::s,ss17ns. 7 E
Aati-, sc..-- 8o@ ao@ 49,.
Total. ~, 7eca7 *1s,a4ss,s' s3,ss'6o Inc.
ST. Lore, AIroS & CHICAGO R. R.--The follow
iuc table shows thr eatnin:s Of this road for the
week ending Feb i: n,.,.
week. month 10 18th
Passengers. i s'ssa.n ~ :; :Gsa Mi g q
Nsils and Expccss,.... s558 1G71 16
Ttls1 Sa4b1St6o 40,Aa.ao
Corresponding period 1850. 17,1l5.O1 33,x33. Gu
Increase in 1861 ...$ 6,991.6S I,H. 80
Fonk1ox EXCHANGE IN new Yonx.--Feb. 15.-
The n. Y. Journal Of Commerce says:
Foreign exchange is less reCular; leading ban
Eers' bills are held with more frmness, and prime
commercial signatures appear to bc ecsfce itr the
moment: but AZ prices have suddenly declined a.
some points South s@4 per cent. the range here is
unusually wide, and the market unsettled, onr
quotations are almost nominal. Ne quote bills
It 60 days on London lo1H Gl0e4 fot documehfa'
y, ln3G1NK for commercial. 164A@1o5 fur han.
Eara. mostly at 1917; DO At short sight 1o6G6iM ~
Pxris at o. DAYS 51J5 20; do At short sight s.
aS5o; Antwerp 65o@b4o: Swiss 5,45@t 70;
Hkmburgh a5as5*; Ana.terdan 36x@4o; frank
.tost 4nA6t+oa {; Bremen 74AG7sN; prussian sha'
1est 6eHN7oM.
ST. Loc1s, Feb. 16.-The 10. Democrat says:
= Exchange Was quiet at yesterday selling t4se-
6k prarn. Ior sight on the East aud Sonih. Some
gpM ~ low as per cent; and with the present
stage OF navigation, We may soon look Tor lower
, 1861-02-19

MASTERS SALE.-State of Ms.
~ oots cosasy Of Cock S. s.--sucez1oz cosrt ..
Eleanor y, Read u beafooF, senpar;. I1ss isnos q
Bksl2s s7aasl 41 G. Il LLs..enss; Jonn Man:aop LII
\. Boouc, DaE1i ;. kly. Trustee nf lroebs r. EyeF1
Lhoebs 4 Avery; tFsdssscs Tuttle. Herly sp1tth..
Esltes 4easy 4: Haa,!nstoa, Pat,p Wsd;xosrs Gst.
VIZ Z. farks. Joha + Chaatn md Daniel e. fc1guson
Fahus so,tss .ssssy sIyea hat IN pursuance OF a
tns sstn tLaT Of January. 4 d. lsl, L Ia Scott =
81 u Gha1ser5 o. ;ns sn9e5or Co*rs Chesso
cash. = tae north door o. tes Co1tt House ii tn
CITY Of ChiczEo q said CoasT ot Choz, on MONDAY
ten o'clock 70 the eosenoon e thas da!. the folioE
Ing described reAl estate. situate IN RE Citv ofChlesr
County OF Cook, md state OF Ilfcbfs to.T1t-I$Ss
no;u Addition 70 Chicago. IfsA S{.f,T- -IeAx-
Master In EhA1cery of I.e 9r oer.cr Cunrt - I,
bsssd January Slst 1ssl. Chicago,
, 1861-02-19
COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY EVENING. Feb. 16. 1861.
The following arc the receipts and shipments for
f,-4r asrh4 honeA~
, 1861-02-19

Al OkIGAEE SALE.-N hereas,
- Joh1 7. shezrlca o.,he CItT CT ye* FORK hers
soNse Mostgaked Qnte tn. undersigned. Loila :. tor
Bsh i. ls5t, ant 1tcorr. II Il. lvordtr, titre of
F1ge 80 eeftsn premises rsrc1caiter described.
cure tho payment Of ce:sa1 tta.. for t#, thousaud
nyc andFed 1ollars. dated JHi.' x. \ D. la,. Aad
ALSO Of 1fIa for niEntr-. nl:fr'l duar5$ '.Atcd
FebsuaSJ .at = y. iSr* tfrc r.r. ;r'll tho Aa!d
1f1e day OF February. - ar +" - ssc1':e ute pAS-
ment OF semi-aErus tnlers-: OIL t." -a.t. ra and uosn
u the z1te n len Per cent ,r a;:"! u ~ rs asst tny
OF Apf41. \. II. i-<3. +.r:tAe a. ~. Has btsn
rnAdn IN thu p4ymer. If tH ;al !is RFnfA OF
Interest," a!cn are fa!itE DIE ~ .l. Zais aad note
and hasL tefElore elect=t Il utt!a soe tsid pftr-
ctpal SANS dts pasaEit. ,x.. Al.
Ee. u refofe no l. Is hrrebF :iTcS seAt raEsua.t
to tac now, cor tsine.l In L. 80 loft<Ase sEai
setl st nnhlf,. auctk,E 1t tst t-Ssr door, III c
Ctfr o{ Cnica-A ia t.tuntr Ct eok on the tcutY
frrt 4. II 5nnuarv l. i .% u frn u'cIoc5 in *.
- - ta1 ass 10 tic highest picdeF for c,a ~
the anld torlc ca.rd prcsI~~r. t,i.~!t:-Lot numher
s.vrnt."n III u block nnIthef h:tetu G5> Ia john
IS. tsherta = S,orf." AaGtt:os o Ch.caku IN m
t,tr ~ ,,of nEI @ta:s ii Lille znd al HI 1T so
redemption " tie -Ar JoEl 7. 4hrfnsn Ii
nf1Is - sea 1.a:r-xr Ur.- I'll =, D. 49,,
Da1'7 '''> JOnA ). foRTER. ,,..tsavse
r4xv111 . ExrrH, AEya da2AJs3EtS
1ae sbore -ale n postponed until Tnu1sdav IA
.a1enth tl.y OF March next, at the 4ame hort tna @
niaee above mcnti2cetl 1A
FAtwxLL 4 SNrTA, aga
Chicago January ase ISL fe1.dI1~sd
, 1861-02-19

1TO RE N 1.-THE Five Story
store 10 rent In the large wholesale bocls On taln
stseet oGtEesa State street and The great Central
and May: Inquire 1t No. Is Lake street II s.
SAN1 YER,
, 1861-02-19

General Commission Eexchanxs.
NO. Do1Es BUILDING
fh1lHely -'"fe@'s ~A@
, 1861-02-19

ITO RENT--A thrce-stoyy Eng
l. Iish basement Brick House near Tn!on Ta.k II
eeasy access By Randolph OF. Madison street Sars.
House very PLEASANTLY located. t,ntalnr all tic
modern tnproyeulcois. Use Of stable lfdr>ired Pos
session giyep At once; Rent iow tn good ten"ct.
AIAo-To ba Fentet On the Lit Of May several very
pleasant iioutcs near Union Park Fer particulars
sddregs Boz No. 81 Chicago Post Office, t,autrp
g.. ftslcljSw
, 1861-02-19

Thurlow Weed left this city the moment be
read Lincoln's indianapolis speech.
, 1861-02-19
Un Re,1t.

ITO RENT-A Store and House,
Il West Lase street third house from Canal.
Possession given at once HOUSE tree stories. rnE.
tor boarding hou~e au1 faft-cn. Location iur bus.
ne%s enr Of the hest OH the West Side.
ALso-Two suits Of Rooms in The house corner Ct
Clinton and Carroll streetA tcntrances cntir:lT So
perate from other tenants> o1s desirable for
small family and rent very low. apply to i. +. Shk
TON. loo Washington street, Office number & OF aL-
dress T. U Box 11tJ. tall c.}t lin
, 1861-02-19
Total. .$l5, ,1oG = $t9, ,33:2,6 ii $3,ass.Go inc

ST. Ler1e. ALToS & CHICAGO X. R.--1ne 1ollo"-
Ing table shows thc cat1in:s OF thls Toao lot tne
week ending Feb. j. n,.,,
, 1861-02-19
1|2Ha11tfD.

UTANTED-A A well educated Ger
w man who hax been engaged in husiaess Ia CHI
cco for the LIST ten years and Is well ar4napted ln
% city wishes % Eeta situation as BooEkseEer os
boaness. Best Of cit5 references gtYen. AddIsss 4
o. Box 1HA3. 1aA1<%
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-08-24

getting Is. Cd. for gold buttons which had cost
him Is. in London, and the man who had
bought them had not paid for them He had
been fined eighty pounds for this, while forni-
cations, drunkenness, fearful oaths, Sabbath
breaking, and torgeries, had been lightly fined
this had tied up his hands and heart from
what he had proposed. People might con
denim him from this, but he could not help
their envy
He was going to another world where he
could not be judged as he had been, when
those most jealous against him were as lions,
while he was but lamb. He had been advis-
ed to petition for the remission OF his fine,
which was decreed by only one vote, but he
had been prospered, and did not think it nee.
essary, but he advised his executors to do it,
and if they obtain anything to give it to Har-
ward College. He said it was not usual to
talk Of things like this, but believed the cir
cumstances justified it, and cited instances
where similar things had been referred to in
other wills The acts of his principal accuser
are discussed at great length, and with cores
ponding bitterness, and he finds consolation in
the support OF the church, while the general
court was against him.
The disposition of his wife's property after
her decease, is provided for, and legacy is
given to his grand daughter, on condition that
her unworthy mother, sometime ye unnatur'
al! and unhappy wife, of his son, who
appears to have been disrespectfnl in her de-
meanor towards the testator, should have no
part in it, Or benefit from it, or share in her
education. Any person finding fault with his
disposition OF the properly, is to be deprived of
any legacy under the will His, property
which lie estimated at four thousand pounds,
is described with remarkable minuteness, and
every line of the will is indicative of peculiar
temperament, which with much good common
sense, descended to the mnutest particulars.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-08-24

BOSTON MEDICAL ASYLUM.-This
1I Institutions established for the benefit OF the sick
and suffering, whether rich poor is under the mme
date of DIR. H. X TAYLOR, aided by some OF the
best consultation talent the city Affords The OF
treatment practiced embraces all the modern improve
ments which have been made by the professors and
dents of medicine surgery electricity magnetism psy
chology and mental and spiritual philosophy. DR. Iay
Tor an experienced physician, as well skillfu op
orator and manipulation During apractiee of twenty
wears he has been emnenty successful in curing
of the worst Lung and Liver Diseases Dyspep
sa Rheumatism, Neuralgia Mental and Nervous Depres
sion, and Female Complaints, which have come under
medical Many cases of Nervous Prostration Neu
ralgia and Female Derangements are relieved at
single visit Diseases of the Blood, from whatever
Produced are treated by the eclectic system with inva
rabe success. Patients from distance, who may wish
remain in the city while under treatment, can be fur
nished with good accommodations and board at moder
ate rates, by communicating with Dr. Taylor day
two before their arrival
Office, consultation and operating rooms. No. II Han
street All letters OF inquiry must enclose post
age stamp and be addressed to Dr. T. X TAYLOR, Bos-
ton.
=. S.-Dr Tayors Medical Work for beth sexos, enti-
tied 1.-THE Medical Companion, can be obtained of him,
or Of W. v. SPENCER, Bookseller and Publisher, 81
Washington street Price 50 cents Three stamps extra
when sent by mail. diff APPS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-08-24
N0ston advertisements.
BOSTON MEDICAL ASYLUM.-Tbi

80 School street. opposite City Hall, Boston, Mass.
Samples seen at stores of BUSH 81 Co.. FITCH Il OTIS
G. II. HARVEY. HIRAM FRENCH, and at G. FOSTER q
&C. IS, Agents, 222 Main street. diff d3l
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-08-24
Heal Gatate.
On be gft.

A TENEMENT of six Or seven rooms.
~ on the corner of Main and Beaver streets to rent
WIN use OF barn. Inquire OF A. BANGS, the prem.
iseS' diff mch26
HNO LET-A Cottage house in Oxford
= place. 1t is pleasantly situated in of the best
neghDorhoods in Worcester and the house is good re
pair: possession given Immediately. For further par
tlculaS inquire on the premises, No Mechanics
Hail diff Tvs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-08-24
French Muslins, Ginghams. Yard Wide Prints. Gray
Dress Goods, thick and thin, in superior fabrics.

Dress Goods thick and thin, in superior fabrics.
A:SS IS botti5Alsc at aglhs ' 4; Win
press, closely sealed, to ali parts Of the country
PRiCESFull strength slO half strength, So quarter
RemehaJeri This medicine is designed expressly
FER @ G gAsEs s %e4 ,S az 9 emeSes q n:
represented IN EVERY RESPECT or the price wW be
~ BEWARE IMIrArToNsl None genuine and war
1e9 ed Unless Prepafd snd sc NfY a b q a
SONS REMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOR SPECIAL DIS
nzg@Ihs specially embraces all diseases of private
nature, both of NJ EN- and WOMEN, by regularly edu
whole dtteation to them Consultations BY letter or
sent by secure from observation to all parts of
the United States Also ACCOMMODATIONS for ladies from
abroad wishing for secure and private RETREAT and
good until restored to health.
WORD OF CAUTION.
lg- 1t has been estimated that over Tvo Hundred
Thousdad Dollars are paid to swndng quacks annually
in New England alone; and that too without the least
Is naa M class of persons Who aT be eS III as s
lose it, but once paid taey can Repe get back nor dare
All this comes from trusting, withodt ingtify, to men
who alike destitute Of honor, character, and skill
extraSyagant assertions II praise Of taen;elses II
therefore You would apold being han6agyed take no
MAKE iNQGTRY it will cost you nothing and may
in nine cases out Of ten are-bogas there no safety In
trusting any Of them unless you know rho and What
Or F.H w send s 9y sge los STAMP
on Private Diseases generally. Also, Circulars giving
fun information with te most Hndoabted references and
testimonials, without which, no advertising phvsician
medicine Of this kind, is deserving of ANY CONFIDENCE
| To- Dr.. MATTIsoN is the only educated physician
in Providence if not in ew England icho makes spe
shii if there ARE any others LET THEM DO THE
| SAMEi otherwise, you had better keep away from
them.
address plainly and dec 70 DR.. NIATTIsoN, as above
~ uott"u
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-08-24
SnsurantG.

SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE
~ INSURANCE COMPANY, Springfield Mass
CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, s45OOO0
EDMUND FREEMAN, President
W CONNER JR. Secretary
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-08-24

r II. JOHNSON gives SPECIAL attention
ASs to Jobbing0rders left at lO9 Main street, at E.
D. Cheneys store, in the Theater building, or No Ii
Arch street, will be promptly answered. Persons NOV
ing IN INTO or out of the ctv. respectfully requested
to favor HIM with their oroers Il. ii. J0HNSON
mchlI dtf.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-08-24
JOHN M. MERRICK & COMPANY
- so I PRoPRIEToRs AND MANUFACTURERS OF
TIMRY,S PATENT BAROMETER,

For the United States. Office No. Central Exchange
Worcester, Mass
This New Patent Standard Instrument differs in its
construction and operation from all others, being
struced with Flexible Section arranged to Com
pesate ir the Changes in Temperature, leaving the
height OF the mercurial column entirely unchanged by
the extremes of heat and cold whether placed indoors
or out and substantially obvates the hitherto great UNI
certainty of reading the Barometer.
This srument otherwise Entirely Portable having
Deen safely transported to every section of the United
States AMI Abroad and entirely free from leaking aud
rum, consequent upon the of Wax and other Trash
in attempting to secure the mercury in the tube
This Instrument is used endorsed by many of the
most enin entity practical scientific men in the United
States. - ~
Parties purchasing Barometers should be careful and
see that the Instrument is marked Timby's Patent
Price from 81 to $40.
The above instruments put up in the finest Rose
wood and zncora cases, with Thermometers attached
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-08-24
miscellaneous

SARlG ENT9S MAGIC SOAP.
lst This preparation is free from all deeterious quail
ties and perfectly harmless Its will not njurc the
skin or the most delicate fabrics. 2d 1t Onetlrd
Of the fuins rcnl'red IN the other soap, washing
can be done In ri put halt the time The clothes DO MOI
require 69ttR9 tlannels and colOred goods be
washed WIN ese o. cotton or Linen, without fuilng
OF shrink ne rase spots IF any kind are warranted e
grease and dirt paint, varnsh grain with
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-31
STATE OF MAINE.

OiTokp, ss.-At the term OF the Court Of Com.
4, Commi..ioser.. holden at Pare, 30 and ior
IN. Count, OF Oslord, on the ,econd TUESDAY Of
May, 4. d. ls6i'-
Up.n the foregoing petition. satisfactory e'i.
d..e. having l.en received that the psI,ioosrs
,,. reasonable, aad that ingn,ry into the merits
of,h,;, .pplie.iH.s ). e,p.d'e", 10 /. Ord'rsi,
In, an. Coant, Comm ,.ioaer- meet al the dw,l-
i'm, house Of EbsneaIsf Ws.hbarn. IN Hartford.
y,,l,,. the t~eatye,gh,h day of June nest, a. ten
o',L,ek A. NJ, and thence pfOcssd 60 ,'es the
route mentioned IN said p-iiton; immediately al
ter which view. besriag II the parIe. aud VT.
....e. will be hal at -Dme convenient place IN the
vicinity, AMI such other measures taken 10 the
ps.m,.~. as IN. Comm,s soocrs shall Judge pruI,r.
AaJ IL - further or,-r-d, that motto. Of th. time.
place AMI purpose oi the Co,ami,.'oaers meeting
Aforesaid he given To all persons aud corporations
Interested by oAusisg sties,ed copies 81 said peii-
Iioa AMI Of this order thercoa to he served upoa
the clerk Of the town ol Hartford, and al.o posted
up in three public places IN said town. and pub.
li.hed three weeks sgcosssisel, N The Ohbri
Democrat, a nssspape. punIed II PaTi,, "a .''
Comfy of Oxford. the hr.t VI said publication.
and each of the other Lotices. o. he made "'''I
aud posted. at least thiny day. beio'e 'a'I
time of meeting. To the eni that All persons ahu
corporations may thea ADD lhere appear q I'D 'hsS
cause, if any they have, Why the prayer " '''H
petitioner. should not be granted.
Attest : SIDNEY fERhAM. CEih'
A true COP, Of .aid Pet iiion an Order OF '9"H'
I,,,.t SIDNEY PERilAM. Clsrk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-31
JOHN KNIGHT anil IS other.

OiTosp, s.-ktihe Court II Coant, Commits
.ionrr,. holden At Paris, ~ and lor the Conn
Of O,iofd, on the second Tuesday Of May A.
u. 1851.
tpoa the foregoing petition, satisfactory s'i
tsace h.ying hem received that the pstit'unsrs
ar. re.pon.ibl~ and that iBguir, ,nio the mers Il
their application !, espeii,nt, IL !. OspbETD,
that the Coaaiy Commis.ionet, meet al the dwell.
Iin. hnl.. of sumner u. Newell 10 PeU, on
saia,,isv the tNesi, .nin,h day II jane ns,t, at
At ten Of the clock m the iorsaoon, ani
theace proceed o. view the rputc mentioned ~
said psii,oa imrn.disiSy after shich view hraf-
Jog OF the partis, saJ ~lIs..scs Willie had at zone
Convenient place 10 III. vicinity, ADD such other
,nea.urr. taken IN the prrmises a. the Cos'nsson.
90. shall Judge pSop-r. And u "a farther Ordered
that notice 81 tLr time. place ini pufInss 81 the
Co,nni.,ionsrs' m~eiing Aforesaid H. gi'sn % all
t--r,oa. and co,poraton, Interested by caasiag an
sts.,sd copy OF add petition snl ih. order there
on 90 he served on the cLrk II he town ~
Ilatlotd. and al.o posted up "a three public
places "a 's'd tosn.
And publi.h~i three weeks 'uccs''i'ely ~
the Osford Democrat newspaper printed At IA
Ii ~ .a,d count, ~ ONofd, the hTst oi said Pub-
I,e,iion. aud each 81 the other nplices, g. Ia
made. served and posted a. least thirty d,y' 10
es. sa,d tine IL 'neetag Co the col that al per-
san. ani cofportinns may then sni there appsar
aod .hs~ csuse ~ say they have, ~hy the
prayer Of said petiiioaci. should not he grant 81
Aiie.ti SIDNEY PERiiAM, C.etk.
A true copy 81 said Petition ard Order Of court
Attest SIDNEY PERiiAM. Clerk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-05-31

To the hoseuhls the Coat Of Coun,y Comm..
sioasss Coz the Coooty Of Oxiosd. ~u 10 b.
holden In ssid County u Oxiord al Pare, on
the secoei Tuesday OF May, 1851.
HuMBLY shove, Berjamis o. IIa,ehia..
Ill Joha fo,e, William ~. foys. Thoms.
Br,sat. George y. Silver. Iieary y. Io,.joy.
Bsnj.mia v Dunlap, Edward r. Dualsp. P~sio.
Ed-srd', Frederick PhiIbf,ek. and Joseph u.
Andrews,
That town way, IRON q stake stsndisr on Or
near the d',,d,ng 6t lip- l-tweea hnd of Bsaj,.
min y. Duni'ps. and James Asdstson. snl near
the centre ~ the rad now travelled, thescs In
. westerly d'r.ctio. sero. Land of Jams Andst.
son. the foor iot, Lssi of Rafps Merrill. Farnsn
AiA-,r, ~, l.. Chspmsa, aud hnd ~ y. X.
Chapman 10 po'at near \. X. Chspmas's d-,l.
lag house, ,n the town of Andove', ~osld H. q
great publ,c oon,eniesee: that the s,lscim,n Of
said to~n 81 AeJo,er, after notice and hssf.
ing ofihe parties, have lad oct such way, and ~.
parted the same o. the to~n. al q public meeting
of the inhabhani. called zoe the purpose. daily no.
ti6ed and ~afnsd. AMI hsh sl the town hall "a
aid to~ N, Ns,smlsss q, 1885, vet The ioss hs.
unreasonable, released a1i DELAYED b. sllo~ sni
sppso,. aid tosn ~s,. laid ou, by the ssLct.
n'ea aiofe's,d; and "a pu' the ssm. on ierofd.
Wherefore ,our petitioners, con,idsIing ih,m.
selves sggriessd by such delay and refusal. p'ay
,ha, your honor. would. agreeable 10 Law ~ 'och
case made and provided, accept snc approve 'aid
town Nay sai duect the sane Ia L. I.cofdrd 10
Oh, t.ok. u .s,d io~R.
Ando,sr, April ~, ls6i.
WILLIAM ~. fOyE, snd ~ Others.