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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-19
Miscellaneous Oil Items.


West Virginia.
THE Decker Creek, West Virginia, oil
well is down two hundred feet, and pro
crossing favorably.
IT is stated that the landed interest o.
the Thomas Holmden farm, upon which
the United States and Twin wells, on
Pithole creek, are located, has been
stocked at 81 100000.
AMONG the new oil companies recently
organized were the following; Mus!;;n
gum and Morgan County Oil Company,
capital 100000; Ashton Amber Oil Com.
pany, capital 100000
A NEW we'll on the Hawthorn Farm,
on Sugar Creek, above the Shippen, is
pumping twenty-five barrels The Blr-
pumping from twenty to thirty barrels
each.
FROM the Clarion river region we learn
that the Whtehill well and the Blyson
Run oil wells are continuing to yield as
much oil as ever, and the Clarion River
Company we'll is being tubed with excel
lent indications.
THE work of sinking shaft at Petro-
leum Centre, seven by seventeen feet, to
the depth of FIVE hundred feet, is in ac-
tive progress. The we'll has reached a
depth of about twenty feet, which is the
result of one weeks operations.
ANOTHER splendid strike is reported
on the Maple Farm, on Duukard Greek,
Greene county, The well belongs to the
Seaton Company, is five hundred and
sixty feet deep, and pumped in twelve
hours one hundred barrels No particu-
lars.
CAPT. FRANK X. RENO, of Beaver, who
has been operating at Smiths Ferry,
struck oil at the depth of seventy-live
feet a few days ago, a4l is preparing to
pump 1t is estimated as two barrel
well, and is of the heavy oil worth q
dollar per gallon His well is located
within few yards of the territory Of the
Smiths Ferry and Little Beaver Petrole-
um Company.
THE Lafayette Courier speaking of oil
in Jasper county, says the Indianapolis
Company have the most cheerful iudica'
tions. Their we'll is now down about
three hundred feet. On one day last
week 4 fine vein of oil was opened, and
the fOw at one time Was estimated at a
barrel an hour
The Boston Petroleum Oil Company
commenced we'll on Eight Mile Run,
near Marietta, Ohio, on July lst, and
struck oil on the 9Th inst, at fifty-six
feet On the llth they commenced pump
ing, and are now getting the heaviest
and best quality of lubricating oil at the
rate of five barrels per day.
A NEW oil we'll was struck, few days
ago, at Burning Springs, some thirty
miles south of Marietta. Ohio, in West
Virginia, that is regarded as a magnifi-
cent success On Monday afternoon of
last week, gentleman who visited it
says he remained four hours, and during
that time it flowed one hundred barrels
Of oil through seven-inch pipe. ,.l
Oh prospects in the neighborhood of
Franklin, on the Allegheny, are improv-
ing The old Hoover well. which at
tracted so much attention a few years
ago, and which was ruined by set of
tools getting fast, is now producing one
hundred and twenty-five barrels per day
The new well on the Foster Island, just
above Big Sandy, is flowing one hundred
barrels, aud increasing. These develop
ments have turned attention to that sec
tion of the oil region, and still further
successes are daily looked for
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From Fortress yIouroc.

FORTRESS MONROE, July l'.-The
snip Missouri has sailed tor Bordeaux,
with tobacco from Richmond.
Col. \. II. Blunt has been appointed
Assistant Quartermaster at tnls post,
and Capt, Nathaniel Low, Jr., at Norfolk.
The new and beautiful chapel OF the
L. s. Hospitals here is 50 far completed
that services were held there yesterday,
CHAPLAIN p. Roc and Rev. Mr.. TiSdaie, OF
tho Christian Commission. conducting
the ceremonies.
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A Moral for the Times.

The following passage from Montss-
quieu has q moral which needs no point
ing out:
"As soon as arepublic has encompassed
the destruction Of those who wanted TO
subvsrt 1t, there should be an end Of ex.
anples, punisiments. and even Of re-
wards.
Great punishmeuts, and consequent
ly great changes, cannot take place with.
out investing some citizen with too great
a power. II is therefore more advisable
in this case to exceed in leuity, than in
severity; 10 Danish but few, rather than
many; and TO leave them their estates,
rather than TO make great number Of
conf.cations. Under pretense of reveng.
ing the republics cause, the avengers
would establish tyranny. The business
is not to destroy the rebel, hut the re.
bellion. They ought to turn as quick AZ
possible into tee Usual track of govern
ment, in which every one = protected By
the laws, aud DO one oppressed
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WHEELING REGISTER
,,,nxgspAY MORNING, JULY 49, 1869
Te,.grnphic Summary,

cld ,Iosed at the regular board IN Ne"
york. Yesterday, at 3ll3s' an" a.
evening exchange al 9l.l''' frisods
rho Nv York r45tae says the tr'e"SS
= Iatf payi. and C c Clay '''a'll+" a,
sn;nant conrsrl for them d"''"g ''e
"iCn T,'r,o -" hnrdrcd SEX aud wounded sol
,"'t E,y, arrived at New York from
''r'o' Tp~ New jersey Republican State Con-
,,;,r will assemble on Thursday
Another ,sation. with Governor
p..rry q, its head, has arrived from South
Carolina.
Tn, Raleigh Progcss says there Is n"
v.llow fever at Wilmington
Governor Broush is still at Cls'e.',nd'
yew York and New Orleans will 500"
he connected by telegraph
The dock ct WILMINGTON IS Sa'o 10 10
.',tinnorr crowded with freight for
CONTINUALLY '''"'N'
shismcnt to the North.
Attorney General B'wdeh' OF Virginia
has rendered q decision in relation to
.be risht Of certain rebels to hold Office
IN which he says that those who have
weld Office under Confederate authority
are not eligible to any Constitutional OF
Gee
Tns applications +,r pardon are still
.dmerous, and the list this morning IN
ludes number of distinguished n'n-
4 special to the Nav York Posi- says
,,- Nudd, OLaugIliu. Arnoldand Spang-
..r were sent to .lo Dry Tortugas on the
ly.b \ Washington dispatch says they
.,rr. sent to Albany on the 18th.
The boat race at Pougbkeepsie yes
,erday resulted in favor Of Samuel Col
lisy. Of the New York boat Time, five
miles in thirty-seyen minutes aud twen-
e. seconds
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STANTON AND Ro,ECrAN5.--As N the
r4Sc Of al the othpl Generals. 5y@utou
as Extensively lusole.I t. Conceal Rose
c,aas, As viii be seen ~ the following
extract from ii, testimony:
Il received iunr the pIcside0t, in re-
ply, letter comWcadiug the sdom of
the suggestions il my lc,tey but the
Secretary of War 10. only gayc hem IN
mfovorable reception, batweuI so far as
10 say he would be id if he would give
ne another man. General Rousseau
said be was satisfied my ofGcia. destruc-
non was but question Of time and or
PoFlrmty; the viii to accomplish it tX-
,s'ed, and that there was 10 uso To hope
~, any assistance FROM tbo War Depart
''-''' boston C,urir, Juiyli.
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Convention i'm New Jersey.

TRENTON, n. j., July 19.-The Repub-
lican Union convention for the nomina-
tion of Il candidate for Governor takes
place on Thursday. Numerous candi-
dates are named 1t will be an exciting
convention. The anti-railroad monopoly
men and friends of negro suffrage, will
have something to say. A convention of
democrats, signed by n. n Halstead of
Hudson, is called for tomorrow, in this
CitV
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Trouble In Mobile.
Cairo Tel. TO Chicago Tribune.

The New Orleans Times learns from a
gentleman from Mobile that on the Attn
Instant, party of negro soldiers met a
lady and child upon the bauquette Of a
st,eet in Mobile and one Of the negroes
kicked the child into the street. A
white soldier coming up demanded to
know how he dared ;nsn!t lady
Words passed, and t. -tsult was that
the white soldier drew L. revolver and
shot the offender, This " he signal
Tor the beginning of q fol Ole riot.
A crowd gathered and many 11t:s Were
fired, resulting in number of kll.ed aud
wounded
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tALF must have remarkably pleas.
=. s s,"le oi society at Loaveuworth City
49,, ''As s'nee' he notorious Colonel
',s4nisoo ,.4n m'ao an assault upon D. r
Anthony a former Mayor. both parrir,
aAns 'he'r Fevolver', aud Jsuni.an get.
ing seriously wounded. Anthony was
tired and subsequently acquitted T%S ~.
cntly L. B. Wheat, Esq, met Ans. ne
IL the street and sgat ii his fars TI, ny
!luignity was not resented The offence
vas committed in consequence Of 'Sn a s,."r
rioas article appearing in ApthSnv.Ss = S'o'. go.
pr, the BWlletiR. 'f pa
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The ConspiratOrs TO 60 to the Dry Tor
tuRas-Other Sentences.
Press Dispatch.l

NEW YORK, July IA special to the
Post from Washiugton 18th says The
President has chansed tie place of i'm
prisonment of Dr. Mud OIaughlin,
Arnold and Spangler. .- Wcre to-day
sent to the Dry Tortugcs ;"1'o.d of the
Albany Peniteatiary. Colo. tamilton
Davis, Private Secretary, has be,n se2t
to Fort McHenry; Prof. McCrlcch, tue
alleged protector of iucendearr ii-cs in
New York, to Fort 'Delawaye, aud Cen.
Harris to Libby prison.
The Cabinet was in sessioy O..
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BOaT Race,

PoUGHKEEPSIE, July lS.-The four
cared races came OF this afternoon and
resulted in favor of Samuel Collier, OF
the New York boat. She beat the Pough-
keepsie boat about two lengths and a
half TO the stake boat. Tao time III
which the five miles We're made by the
New Workers was tlirty-seven MINUTES
and twenty seconds.
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Extensive Burglary.

BosroN, July l3.-The houses OF Hon.
w. McGilvery and Capt P Ruddleton
in Sears Port, were broken into on Sun,
day night and silverwarc, money and
Government bonds and other valuables
to the amount Of several thousand dol
lars were taken No clue ID the bur
glars has been discovered.
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ODD FELLOWS AND SECESSION -Ir ;s
satsd by a prominent meu5er Of the
lrder that when, during the var. fbs
i'd Fellows of Louisiana and Tevas 60.
aded from their Northern bratbran ~
o9th Carolina rebuked the secedCrs
nd repudiated their action.
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The Baptists of Missouri arc cons. -
ing what course to pursue with --is ne.
to the new Constitution. II So j.
many of their clergymen can 10. ,aAe ihN
prescribed oath without perjury.
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The Boston Courier says that the test
OF loyalty" Is undergoing a change In
Massachusetts,. Hereafter it will not be
loyalty" but treason" according to the
abolition-republican Interpretation, 20
support tbs administration.
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Ren Butler.

New YORK, July l5.-The Alexandria
Journal says Generals Butler and Mose.y
have entered into law partnership In
New York
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Sick and wounded Soldiers.

New YORK, July ls.-The steamer s,
r. Spauldiug, from Hilton Head, has ar
rived with 800 sick and wounded soldiers.
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Garernor RrouRh,s Illness.

CLEVELAND, July le.-Gov, Bfougf
had very serious relapse last night, he
is somewhat better to-day, but very Ill
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-04-28
peatbs.

In Lowell. Vt April 2o,h, L.ban sprasue aged Ga
years. n Y, Ohio and Mass papers pleas copy.
In Chicago 2lst inst Mrs NJ. Eliza Poser, only
daughter Of Hon T A. Wright Of Warren, VT. sged
q years. lady highly esteemed by all who knew T.
whose death will be mou'n ned BY many friends here as
well by the family and social circle in her Vermont
home.
10 Stove, April 9. Mary A.. daughter OF S A. and p
Fuller aged is years, month and II days
In Eden, April ~ ofeAncer In the stomach, Deacon
Simeon ingalls,, aged II yea 5.
In Joliet. H., Apil Sd, Laura A, wife OF Ephraim
Guild and youngest dAus liter Of Georg aud Lucy Har
Of johnson, aged 10 Yeas and months.
In Morrisvile April 9th Of Group Charlie o. vii
iams aged year md days.
In Calais. April 10, Roby Pesree, eyed s2yes's for
merry Of hehoDoth. Mass
Papers in Taunton, Mass. and Providence X. L.
please copy.
Killed At Burkesvile Station. Va April 9th. sergt
W,1ys Lyman Of Winooski member Of Co. l., lst VI
Cavalry. aged 10 Yeas.
In Cambridge April 8, Daniel BlAisdell, aged SO
years.
Mr.. BlAisdell was born in weare, n H., March y
l775-mArret in ne 1874, and moved 10 Cambridge ii
Mach 1895
Ia Montpelier April "a, Of lung fever. Mr.. YAlsntn,
Wiley ased 60 years.
North Star and ". papers please copy.
In Mofetown, April 90 Of hectic fever snrie Lee
daughter Of Peter and Catherine Lee sged 20 years,
months and Is days.
In Painbeld, April "a, Capt. Nathaniel BGteheder
aged IS years.
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Sprrial Nottrfs
CAUTION FROM THE
AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY.

CAUTION FROM THE
AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY.
II having TO our knowledge that limitations Of
the American Watch have been put upon the market in
great numbers calculated BY their utter worhesness to
inure The reputation Of genuine products TO ptotee,
our own interests and the public from imposition We
again publish the trade marks BY which watches may
invariably be knosn.
We manufacture styles Of Watches.
The First has the name
AMERICAN WATCH CO.. waltbAm, Mass. !" en-
graved on the inside plate.
The second has the name
APPLETON. TRACY & Co., wAitham, Mass. 1"
engraved on the inside plate.
The Third has the nsms
"P. s. BARTLETT, walthlm, Mass engraved on
the inside plate
All the above styles have the name American Watch
Co. painted the dial, aud warranted in every re
spect
The fourth hiss the name
"wM ELLERY, Bos ton Mae" engraved on the
inside plate. and is not named on the dial.
All the above described watches made Of various
E's and sold in gold or silver cases, as may be 70.
quired.
1t possible Tor to accurately describe the numerous
limitations to which have alluded. They are usually
ms ,ribed with nearly approaching our own
to escape the observation Of the unAeeunomed buyer
some arc represented as made by the Union watch
co.'-no such COMPANY existing some are named III e
Soldiers Watch" 10 be sold our fourth OF VIM Ri.
lefy style, usually knova the Soldiers Watch. -
Others are named the " Apple on Watch Co" other.
the p 5. Barley, instead OF our s. Bartlett; be-
sides many varieues named in such msnner to con.
vey tho idea that they the vesble productions OF the
American Watch Company.
We al,o caution he pablo, and particularly soldiers,
against biying certain articles Watches free
ly advertised 10 ilustrat, papers Army Watches,
"Ohcets Wawhes, r'Mig,e Time Obsevsrs," 'AresnA
waehes," &C, the prices u shish stated be from
seven to sixteen liars. good watch in these times,
cannot be All Ided for any such n, nsy
ltle asnd the psrt q the buy sri will protect
them from gross imposition
ROBBINS h APPLETON,
Agents for the American Watch Co.
5f57'Rw 1872 Broadway, New y ork.
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METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS.
NOTICE

hereby given to all persons who are intending to apply
for situations teachers 10 the schools Of the
town Of Bas Montpelier, in the County Of Washington,
that the public examination for teachers required by Law
within said town will be held In the school house near
North Montpeleon the fret Saturday In May next at 10
o'clock. 4. NJ.
All persons designing to teach in the common schools
OF said town are desired TO be present promptya the
time and place Aforesaid.
All citizens respectfully and codaly invited to at
tend.
N DAVIS, JR., supt.
Bast Montpelier. April rs, 1856. $3.50.
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Among the most popular and useful articles OF the
day the FAMILY Dys CoLORs, manufactured by the
we'll knoFu practical che nists, Howe Stevens. So
upenot these dyes, easily used, aud vitha
Afforded low price, tina, they literally getting
into eyeryb dis bands the praises Of their merits
cverybodis lips. Once tried, they become indis
Ien,able 10 many parts OF toe country they have dis
placed all Other substances and methods Of dyeng We
without an. hesitation whA,eyer pronounce them the
best dyes ufsctufei while At the time they
tue cheapest in price. The ladies' p,rtieulaIiy
de ightd with them "a
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ANDREW J. REID

wsvRBAs William =. Di kinson Of Chelsea in the
County Of Orange, and State Of Vermont. has ned hi,
petition in the Office Of the County Gle H. for said Uoun
~ setting forth that Andrew Reid then Of said Che
sea. Of Lowell in the State Of Massachusetts,, on
the 3lst day OF October, A d. 1859 dull, executed "a
Persis Bixby Of said Chelsea mortgage deed Of certain
lands in said CheseA TO the payment Of twelve
Of hand Of that date, and payable in one two
three four ve six se,en eight nine, ten eleven and
twelve years from dAte,sad notes being for fifty dol
'ars each with annual interest And furthermore set
ting forth that the 'aid Persis Bxby on tie Sd day Of
December, A D. 1868, assigned the said mortgage and
notes TO the said William f. Diekinson-snd iu thef
setting forth that the said Andrew Reid resides in Lo-
well in tne State Of MAsPchusetts, and praying said
Court q ChanceTy TO foreolose said mortgage.
WhereupOn 1t is ordered Il at said Andrew Reid be
notified to appear and answer to said petition at a ses-
sion the Of Chsncery be held in Chelsea and
for the County Of Orange the third Tuesday in June
A. d. 1865. By publishing this order in thu Vermont
Wa'chman and state Journal paper printed Mont
peer in the County Of Washington, three weeks sue
cessyey the last Of which shall be least twenty DAYS
previous % the commencement Of the term TO which said
d'feudaut is ,quied 10 APPEAR
Dated at Chelsea ia said County n Orsnge this 2lst
day Of April A. ID. 1875 l.. g. HINCKLEY.
VIM. HEBAkD Autjrney. Clerk,
kA.hf
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- ATE OF We MO Mt
- wAsHiNGToN DISTRICT, SIS.
In Probate Court. held at MONT eler in said dis
trioi on the 9Th day Of April, A. b. 1865:
Robert Hsrgin. administrator Of the estate u John
Il Brown late Montpelier, in said distrc, deceased,
presents bis administration account for examination
and allowance and makes application for decree Of
distribution and partition Of the estate Of said deceased
Whereupon, II is ordered by said court that said
account and said application he referred TO session
OF said court 10 he held al the Probate Office IN said
Montpelier, the 9th day Of May. A. ID. 1868, for
hearing and decision thereon And u is further or
dered that notice hereof be given 10 al persons inter
esed by publication Of the three weeks successive
ly in the Vermont Wstohman State Journal, news
paper published at Montpelier, previous To said time
appointed for hearing. that they may sppear At said
time and place. and show cause " any they may have.
why said account should not be allowed, aud such
decree made. By the Court
! 1855 Attest. 7 Il MERRlLL, Judge.
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TO DIE IN A BAD CAUSE
as those who fa in the rebel rankS undoubtedly do Is
foolish. But ON the other hand
Dying for Good Cause
those who wise and prudent ugh to remedy the
defe Is OF nAtIfe with
ChfSTA DORO'S HAIR DYE,
dug everJ day, every City Of the Union, is emf
uendy praseworthy. This peaceful revolution is going
throughout the whole land, and thus beauty aud
harmony supPlAAt homeuess and ineongru,y 5356daw
eAauiAeiufed oy j. OklStADOhU, No. Astof
iouse Ne~ NorA. sold by all HAN iiressers dAwly
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HAIR DYE HAIR DYE
BATCHBLOK'S CkLkBRBTkD HAIR DYR
La TIN RRaT In ran WnaIn

10 Ihh l9hbi IN iAb w ohLD
The only Harmless True. ana Re!ta6Ie DYE hno,on
The splendid Hair Dye is Perfect--changes Ited
Rusty OF Grey Hair, instantly TO Glossy Black OF
Natural Brown. without lnJuTng the Hair Staining
skin, leaving the Han Soft and Beautiful; mpAfts
Vitality, frequently restoring s pristine color, and
recrihes the III eects OF Bad Dyes. The Ge4uine
sgned William bAtoheloT all Others mita ions
should be avoided. Sold BY ali Druggist, &C Factory
-oi barclay 81, New YORK. Bachelors New Toilet
i'sAm in' uressiuR tht ban ll'hSdA~
Rdito' Of IPateA'aan 4 Journal '-DEA sIA-whh
your permission wish say the readers Of your pa
per that will send, by mail, all Who wish il
free Recipe, with full directions for making and using
simple Vegetable BAUM that will siectuAly remove in
days, Pimpss. Botehes, Tan, Freckles and all In
purites Of the Skin leaving the soft clear, smooth
and beautiful.
will slso mail free to those having Bald Heads. OF
Bare Faces simple directions and informant that will
enable them to start full growth Of Luxurian Hair
Whiskers. OF a Moustache in less than thirty days
All applications answered by return mail withou,
charge. Respectful yours,
THos Y. CHAPMAN, Chemist
4557 1871 Broadway, New York
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- TATE OF VERM ON +.
- WASHINGTON DISTRICT, So

Ia Probate Cour held at Montpelier, In said Dis
,rict, on the l5fh dsl VI April, A. ID. 1885
Charles d. Smith, administrator OF the estate OF
Nathan Johns ~ late of F,tshed, In said district,
decreased. presents his STANDARDIZATION account for
examination and allowance. and makes application
for decree Of distribution and partition Of the estate
of said deceased.
wheteupon It Is ordered BY said court, that said
aud said application be referred 10 session
Of said Court to be held at the Probate Office IN sad
Montpelier, on the 9th day Of May, A. ID, 1903,
Tor hearing and decision thereon aud IL ia further
ordered, that notice hereof be given to all persons
interested, by publication Of the same three weeks
sue essively In the Vt Watchmsn State Journal, a
newspaper blished At Montpelier. previous 70 said
time appointed for hearing that they may appear at
said time and place, and show cause, II any they may
have. why said account should not be allowed, and
such decree made
BY the Court.
1855 Attest, 7. r MERRILL, Judge.
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ltqal Nottffs.

A y. PEKkYs BSIATb.--1he suit
"A. scribers, having been appointed By the HSnors
bic Probate Court for the district Of Washington, Com
missioners, 70 receive examine and adjust all CLAIMS
and demands OF all persons, against the estate Of
A. B. Perry late Of Cabot, 10 said district.
deceased, represented nsolven, and the term Of sir
months from the 9Th day Of March, 1855, being al
lowed by said court 70 the creditors Of said deoessed
exhibit and prove their respective claims before
Give notice. that will attend to the dutie. Of
appointment at the dwelling house Of Nathaniel
Perry Jr in Cabot in said district on the 25th Of April
and the 25h Of August next, At O'Clock. in the fore
noon, on each Of said DAYS.
HORACE CARPENTER, 100.
CORNELIUS SMITH, W"
Cabot. April 10th, A. d. 1855. 1855