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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-30

O,ronp, .-N q Court Of Probate he'll NJ
Paris, within and ior the Count, of ONiori
az the third Tuesday 81 August, AID. lsoi.
GORGE W. GORDON, administrative 90
" the estate Of RrOcl T.. GORDON, late 81 Frank.
len Plantation. ~ SAID Coaaty, uece,sed, hi'ins
rrr.ru,cd h.. third and final secpunt o( sih'n'..
trt,oh ofihs estate If 'sid deceased Gor allowance"
Ordered. That the oid i,dm'r give notice 10
sll r.-f-nns Harvested ly causing copy ct tbs
Order IN ~ Published ihrr- week. succr.sivrl,
In the OSfsd Democrat prin,rd 1T Par. that
the, M, appear at a Probate Couu 10 H. held
at pNh,ld, ~ aid CDun,y. the iiih DAY 81 Sep.
iemlsr neat. At NO O'Clock IN the afternoon. and
.br~ cause. Il any they have, Shy the same
should not H. allowed.
ELISHA WINTER, Judge.
4 tru. copy-atte.i: J. =. HONS. Register.
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rmnMAs nAskEIL, bid. Of O,f1n
SARAH RUSSELL. late II o,srd.

IN sah Couaiy deceased, by gi',a; bond =.
the law directs. IL therefore rsIuc,ts al pet-
sun. sh, arr Indebted e. the estate II sad lie.
ceased. To- make ga Mediate p'ymcnt, and those
~ho have an, dcmanis thcrcon u exhibit the
sau~ o.
Aag. -. ls6l. SAMUEL Cii,DBOuRNE. q.
The subscriber hrrrb, give pahlic notice tn,
b. ha. l-en dul, spppiatri iy the iionotablc
Jaig- II Probate inr the CsInW IT OSad, aud
assumed the tru., II administrator ofihr estate OF
JESSE PEABODY. late Of Canton,
IN ,sii Couaty. deceased. b, giving bad a. the
aw directs. ~ therefore r~l,csu I'll psrsnn-
indshiri % the estate If said drcrassd 20 make
imrn-,i,ai- payment, sni those Sho have any de-
IN. nj. th-fron 10 exhibit to sane 10
Aug. ~, ls6i. ELBglDGE u. HARLOW,
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ONrorp. s-At,Co Court II Probate he'll II fafi,
within snl hr The CouniN 81 oNirrd on the
thiri TUESDAY al August, \. ID. lS6i.
NIyu.LiNM ". HOLSTER. administrator II
w the c,tstr o(Chatity Hall. LAT" Of NrNiro,
"a .,i Cnuai,. dccshsed. having presented h'.
..cond sni hnIl account ~ administration Of toe
estate II .sd d-cca.-t fnf sllpssncr.
Ordered. that the 'aid sdm'r gave MOTTO" 10
al ptt.on. interested 10y causing copy "i this
otder H. H. pulli,hsd three Nsck''ucccssiV'lN ~
The ONiotd Drmpcral, puhlic neW'rap'i p''n-
tel AZ Pans. that ihrN NAV appeal 't' Probate
C,urt to l., held at pi,6cl, .a,i C'uaiN on the
iith a., IL sept. n~Nt. at > Il .M.and shos csusc
any they have, My the same 'houh not bc alt
ELISHA WINTER, Jsis'.
4 true copy-atlc''
J =. iioBus. R'Errfu.
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The subscriber hcrrb, gives Inhlic rnIcr that
h. h.. b--n dol, sppoinlcd by the ilonotable
Jalgs Il Probate Go the Coaniy IL ONiS1d. and
ASSUMED the trust oi administrator 81 the estate u
JOSEPH WHITMAN, late Of Waterford,
"a .aiI County. dcccs. - by giving hpni a. the
Law directs. lie therefore r~Iuc,ts all p-rsnns
Who ATE indebted 10 the estate ~ .i,i deo"assd
To- make immediate payment, ADD those Who have
aay demands ih,feoa 10 eSh,H the .am"to
Aug. ~. ls6l, llERRi,k 4. DAVIS.
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Bryant's Pond High School.

TUE FALL TERN Of thi. iu,li,u,ion will con-.
rntnoe On MoSD,r. srrr. 9th, lsoi, and
cani,nu- eleven wc'k..
HENRY u. WALTON. 4. NJ, Principal.
With .och assistance a. the intcf,.. ofihe school
inay require.
A. the interest OF . ooldspcnis largely mp.
On those attending, Il - hop~,. that the beet
,chob q. ~ the vicinity will attend this school.
4 Teacher. Ch,s will b. formed. ~ Which
the meml,sr, 81 the class will receive all the ben.
cit oi Normal School.
u the ,ouag msn of the School, OF citiIens Of
the place should desire It. Instruction N lIauiee'.
Tscic.. and the Ellsworth IOu-ve Dnil Will be
gwen, ire IT expense.
TrIrioN. Common English, $500 per term,
of - cent. per week Higher Engl'sh, $3.50
pet term, 90 IS ct.. pcrWcck; Languages, siO,
or 20 cents per week.
Bo,EB. Boarl can he obtained ~ the village
frum IL IS 60 si,75 p~r week. Ample accomno-
,lations can be obtained inr .ell.b,ardin,.
JOEL rERiIAM. IN, Secretary.
Hpant'. Pond, Au-. 10, lsbl.
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A DEMONSTRATIONS SALE. by virtue of
"A license FROM Oh. Judge Of Probate for the
Coun,y Of Oxford, the uad-f.i gnci. admini.trs.
tor ofihe estate oi James Philb'iek, lite of An.
dover. in the County Of Oifotd, deceased, viii
sell, by public or private sale. the premises. 90
Saturday the 2slh LAY Of September, at one o..
clock y. NJ. .o much of the real estate of ssid
deceased .. will prodnoe the sam Of ihre. hun,
dred aud fly dollars. Said estate consists Of
the homestead farm. including the re'er''on OF
widows dover therein. " necessary.
J. l.. CHAPMAN, AJm'r.
Paris, Aug. -, 1861.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-30

We learn ths, Rev. Mr-. Jenkin-. who
spoke at the UniEersali., church, in this
village. last sabbath, i to preach a, Bry
ants Pond, next SUNDAY.
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Col. Dunnell. has resigned his connection
With the Fifth Regiment, sgreeably to the
wish Of the Government tina, no should 90
70 his poet n. consul at Vera Cruz.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-30

The proceedings Of Union caucus a.
Bgekfeld have bean received but have been
o nltted from lack OF room.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-08-30

The Cumberland County Convention was
held in Portland, on Tuesday. The follow
IN. nominations were made Senators, Sew.
all y. Gross. Nathaniel Pease, W. II. Vim.
ton.
Commissioner, T.. {. Andrew. Of Otis.
field
The delegation from Portland were au'
tborired TO presen, candidates for another
senator, and Co. Treasurer.
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40 deduction ior absence the fret and last week.
For further pa iieu,r addrrs. the Principal.
10. UPTON, or !. 4. DENiSoN, at Norway,
Me, -
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE. Whereas,
Eb-uetrr Wthsm, Of Hebron, ia the Cooaiy
Of Oxiord, AID State Of Maize. by h'. deed 81
Mortgage. bearing date April i.i. A. d., 1897,
conveyed To me- the 'ub.cr,Der, oeTiaia parcel oi
hni situated in said iicb'on AL de.cribsd a. tot.
lows. bounded on the nooh by The B'ckrell road,
.o.called. On the we,tb, sa'd rosd and the land Of
m. heir. Of John Fuller. on the south by land Of
Cu.hing Phillip. aid Land Of Richard Young. and
ON the es.t D., the county ROAD L'dins 10 Buckhsl,
containing Forty i've acres moIe 90 le.s. The con.
di,ion Of said mortgage being broksn cL,m To
fbrrclose the same. JAMES FOGG.
PaIi., Aug. q, 1851.
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OXFORD DEMocRA AT.
To the Hon. Elisha Water, Judge Of Probate
Cor the Coaniy ot Oxford.

To the Hon. Elisha Winter, Judge Of Probate
Cor the Coaniy al Oxford.
OALEB =. POOR, Administrator Of the estate
Y Of George q. Trasg. late 81 Ando,er. IN ssid
County deceased. respectfully represents; Ths'
the personal estate OF said deceived u not sufh.
Gent ,c pay the Just debts. which he owed at the
time Of hi. death. b, the ssm OF four hundred
dollars.
Your petitioner therefore pays your honor
would gran, him license % se al public or private
.sle and convey or much III the real estate
said deceased a. NAV h. necessary ioi the payment
Of aid debt. aud Incidental charges.
CALEB Z. POOR.
OXFORD, s.-At a Court Of Probate held NJ
Paris. wiIhm aud ior the county 81 Ostord.
on the third Tuesday 81 August. A. ID. 1861,
On the foregoing psiii,on Ordered, tia, the
.sid petitioner give notice 10 all persons Interested
b, oausing a copy of hi. petition with thu. order
thereon, 10 te putl. three weeks succe.-iveh
~ the Oxfor,i Democrs,, a Newspaper printed AZ
rari. IN said Couni,. that they may sppesr NJ
Probate Cont 10 l- he'll at Rumiord. on the ilth
day Of September NEXT. q, nine O'Clock ~ the i"'e-
noon and shrw cause " any they have. Why the
same ,houd no, IT, gtsn'.d.
ELISHA WINTER. J.ig'.
A true eopy-siie.ti
J. =. Iioun', R,snr.
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InsrPII WIIlTMAN, bid. Of IN.

The suh.r r,l~r hcrch, gives pablo notice that
she has ben dul, spp",n,ed hy the Honorable
Judge ~ Probate Toe the cuuHly oi ONlori, and
s-.i,as the tra.t Il aimini.tri,,N the estate Of
THOMAS HASKELL, hi. Of o,hri.
ia -.,d Couaty, decss.sd. l., giVing bond ~ the
Law directs. She Therefore request. al pef-ons
sha ace inisb'-l 60 al" ~ststs 81 ssid d"cs's"i
g. make immediate p1ymrnt, ani those Who have
anY ,lrmaad. thereon a. cNhb,t the sane 10
Aug. -. ls6i. RUTH HASKELL.
The .ah.crib-s hereby s,S.. puhl,c notice that
h h,. bcen dnly appointed Nv the Honorable
Jaigr ~ Probate fof the County Of oNloui, and
assumed the trust of administrator Of the estate
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The Suh.cfil-r hef,lp give. public notice that
he ha. l-en appointed b. he Honorable Judsrof
Probate, f,r the Couuiy Of oNford, ani assumed
the trust Il administrator of the estate of
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DI E d

IN Paris, 2sI alt, of diptheria. Aldie A, aged
wear. 10Th iN't. Daniel II, aged 5 ,.ar,,
children of Freeman Irish
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STEPHEN CoLDURN. late Of Rumfri.

Ia ,sid County. decreased, ly giving lond a. the
law directs. She Therefore requests all per,ons
Who indsb,ed 10 the estate Of SAID deceased TO
make immediate payment; and those Who have
any demand. thereon To- exhibit the SANE 10
Aux. ~. ls6i. Lucy COi.UuRN.
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LATIRorI.. SOuLE. late Of o,lord.

IN aid Count,. deceased, b, giving hani the
Law dirscl.-hr therefore requests allpc'sons Whp
s,r iaisbted Ia the estate o( -a,i deceased, In
make imnrd,aic payment snd ih".e Sho have
40, demands thctrup. a. exhibit the same 10
Aug. -. Is6i. SAMUEL ,iIApBouRNE.
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Tho subscriber hereby give. public notice that
she h,. been iuy appoin,ed Nv the honorable Judge
of Probate G,r the County II oNiotd, and assumed
the uu.t Of ENecuiriN Of the last will and tesla.
u,ent Of
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4 true eopy-a,ie''
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-02-13
The Moptyomerx Convention.


Convention Of delegates from South Carolina,
Alabama Georgia, Florida, and Mississippi assem-
bled at Montgomery, Ala, on the 4th, to establish
provisional government for the seeded States.
Hon. Howell Cobb, of Georgia, was elected
Chairman, and j. j. Hooper, Secretary. The usual
preliminary business was transacted, when the
Convention adjourned until Tuesday.
Mr.. Cobb, IN the course of his remarks on taking
the chair said that the occasion which assemblies us
together is one Of no ordinary character We meet
as representatives Of sovereign independent States
which by solemn judgment have dissolved all po-
ltical connection with the government of the United
States 1t is now a fixed, rrevocablc fact The
separation is perfect, complete and perpetual The
great duty now devolves upon us to provide a
government for our future security and protection.
We can and should extend to our late sister States,
which identified with us in interests, feelings
and institutions, cordial invitation to unite with
us in common destiny. We are DESTROYS at the
Time of maintaining with all our late confedc-
rates friendly relations, political and commercial.
Hon. D. l.. Swain, j. L. Bridgcrs, and II. W.
Ransom, ESqs., were present Commissioners from
this State We have rumor that they Were not
admitted 20 Seats
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OBJ Stanbar0.
RALEIGH: THURSDAY, FEB. 7, 1861.
The Virginia Election.

The virginia Election.
The people of Virginia voted on Monday last for
delegates to State Convention, to assemble on the
18th instant
Returns from large portion of the State show
that the secessionsts precptators have been bea
ten four or five to one The majority for referring
the action of the Convention to the people is also
very large.
All portions of the State, as far as heard from,
have contributed nobly to this great Constitutional
Union victory The people have spoken, and the
disunionists stand rebuked.
Among the leading men elected to the Convention
we may mention John Tyler, Henry A. Wise, A. H.
H. Stuart William L. Goggin. James C. Bruce, T.
S. Fournoy, William Ballard Preston and Sherrard
Clemens. We have the satisfaction of announcing
that John B. Floyd has been defeated
All hail to old Virginia!
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Exhibition at the Deaf and Dumb Asylum,

\ number of the members of the Legislature,
together with many ladies and gentlemen residing
in the City, assembled in the Chapel of the Asylum
on Friday evening last to witness an exhibition by
the pupils in the different departments of that Inst-
tuition. The exercises consisted in the execution
of several pieces of music, fundamentally and
vocay, by the blind pupils, to the satisfaction and
qualification Of all present. The deaf and dumb
pupils exhibited their proficiency in sign language,
and several of them related short stories by the
same medium, which were both interesting and
amusing to the audience.
The arrangements at this Institution are now
very complete, and the number Of pupils in attend.
ance is as large as at any former period The Prin.
cipa Mr.. Palmer, and his assistants in the different
departments seem well qualified for their positions,
and judging from appearances, they have gained the
respect and love of the poor unfortunates placed
under their charge. There is room At the Asylum
Tor several more pupils, and those concerned may
feel assured that children placed in this Institution
will be taken care Of PSI =
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Accounts from the Indian Territory state that
the Texans have threatened to seize upon Forts
Wasaita, Cobb and Arbuckle. The garrisons at
those forts are believed to be strong enough for
their protection. 80 -
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Louisiana Convention.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb An the Convention, Sat-
uTday, a resolution to establish standing army was
made the order of the day for Tuesday.
resolution in regard to citizenship was referred
resolution of inquiry was offered into the expe-
dency of exemptng capital and property from taxa
tim for five years.
Standing armies dangerous to liberty; yet
Louisiana must have standing army, and SO must
North Carolina if she sece.les Standing armies cor
rupt the morals and eat out the substance of the peo-
pie, but what do the oligarchs for the people
Broken down politicians must have epaulettes, and
boots and spurs, and high salaries as Colonies and
Generals; and beardless boys, who belong to the
favored classes, and whose hands have never been
blistered even by honest labor, must have commits
sons, and swords and feathers and ribbons, and be
supported by the people. This is what secession
means.
Capital and property, too, must be exempted from
taxation; the burden must fall on the industrious
classes, while the common people "-as they are
insutingy termed by the oligarchs-must be draft
ed to fight the battles. Are you ready for this oh
yc common peoplcs" If so, go for disunion.
Gov. Pickens telegraphed to his commissioner to
Mississippi on the 10Th utimo, to 20 for "strong
provisional government" for the seeded States
That means military despotism
Mr.. Yancey took ground in the Alabama Conven
ton against allowing the people of that State to
choose delegates to the Montgomery Convention
and also against allowing the people to accept or re-
ject the provisional government to be formed. The
masses of the seeded States are already under q
despotism. But day Of retribution will come
They will rise in their might, and then woe to suct
| men as Yancey!
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SENATE.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 6, 1851.


The Senate met pursuant to adjournment.
Hall to the amendment Of Mr.. Waugh the bill exterd
the Western C,afeds RaiIroad-.he yeas and nays
called.
The amendment and the amendment thereto rejected
Mr.. Waugh then offered amendment, requiring the
terminus Of the road be at point the east side
of Deep River. Rejected.
The bill then passed its third reading BY of is
to Is.
The bill to amend the charter of the Western North
Carolina Railroad Company taken up and the yeas
and nays being demanded its third and last reading
by vote of Z6 to 10.
The bill to charter the Chatham and Coa6e'ds Railroad
passed its second reading without discussion amendment
On motion Of Mr. Bledsoe the rules were suspended
the bill passed its third reading and ordered be
ruled.
The engrossed bill to survey the line between the
counties Of Wilkes and Surry and the bill concerning pau
in the county of Forsyth passed their first reading
and were put on file.
| A resolution in favor of Queut. Busbee.
Mr.. Bledsoe moved to amend, by paying to B. Moore
certain of money for legal services rendered the
| State.
After debate between Messrs Turner and Dockery
the amendment adopted, and the bill passed its last
| reading =
The bill for the further improvement Of the Abemarle
ana chesapeake Canal was put on its second reading.
The substitute reported by the COMMITTEES was adopted
Mr. Turner oppoied its passage.
| Nj. simmons spoke in lie defence
Inc Dill, a. amended, passed its second reading.
Cn motion OF Mr. Simmons, the rules were suspended
and the bill was put on its third reading. II =. -
H. Turner moved TO amend. b. requiring the Compsay
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Murtb-Cardila 5taaharh

EDIroR AND PRoPRIEFoR.

.
WILLIAM W. q OIL DE N,
ED1ToR AND PRorRIEToR.
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The STANDARD.
FCISLATURE OF NORTH-CAROLINA.
HOUSE OF COMMONS. ~.
va MoSDAY, February 4th, 1851.
y.r NroHr SESSION.

.s+2l HOUSE OF COMMONS
SO ~ - MoSpAr, February 4th, 1851.
- 81, 8, ,sss= NraHr SESSION,
The House met att O'Clock.
The bilto lay of the State into eight judicial circuits
was taken up a.. ....., ~ linda.
nnitely postpone.
M Person defended the b stating facts to show 'ne
necessity Of the proposed measure. g ..x;,,
Mr. Bowman opposed it. because Of the feature "t taxing
litipsnts to meet lie increase of the expense.
The bill vas further discussed BY Messrs saH
Bachelor IN favor and by Messs Henry fea'es aou AA'
lum, in opposition. ..,.,,,,.d
The vote being TAKEN the bill was indefinitely
bill concerning laying taxes Tor common scooo' F"'-
poses was read second time, and .,
On motion Of Mr.. Latham, was indennney Pos'P'"eo'
Other bills passed their second reading ..;-. .;,s
The following bills passed the second sno 'n'fo
and ordered to be eDgrnssed . Nm. , ,f
A hill 10 prevent telling timbers IN NORTH Pfeeg ~
Reuws Greek in Forsyth and bill concerning
ment of the poor in the county Senate sit pre-
vent the telling Of timber in certain streams u Se"
Nj Williamson obtained leave of absence until Monday
Mr. Fspe by consent offered bill concerning the levy.
ing taxes Tor school purposes in the counties Of
Ashe and Allegheny. Goes on the calendar.
Mr. Booth offered resolution to send message 10 the
Senate proposing On Tuesday DIN inst 10 meet
in Wilmington on Monday lath.
The resolution discussed, and pending its dscuss'on
the House adjourned.
he Reporter takes this opportunity to correct on om's
sien In reporting the election Of United States senator last
week. Hon. Sion H. Rogers was reported as being put IN
nomination but it almost Immediately withdrawn as
were the names Of several other gentlemen spoken Of in
connection with the nomination there being several gen
teen speakg almost simultaneously, the withdrawal OF
Mr.. Rogers omitted througb~misake al Inc utne
He was rot voted for nominee
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TO raise their mortgage before any bonds shal b. issued by
the State. go go, =
The amendment was lost. sS
The question then recurring the passage Of the bill,
it was rejected yeas 81, nays %. !5si 3 9ssv
Mr. Bdsoe moved % reeonsider the vote By which this
bill was lost ~ s5f5s. ~
Pending this motion the Senate adjourned.
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.

-. HOUSE, OF COMMVNS. .,ltS "a
MIGHT SESSION. --,.
The House met at O'Clock.
The Danvie connection railroad bill taken up Mr.
Galloway the aoor i IsS
The entire session occupied In the discussion Of the
bill Messrs Galloway Shober Mendenhal and Slade, ad.
vocating and Messrs Person. Rridger and Pondexter,
opposng it, The House adjourned Mr. Poindexsr having
the floor. sS