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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-13
CHARLES SIEBKE.

SFANoY DYER AND SCoURER, South
Street near the B. & o. r. K. Depot Wheeling,
". va All kinds of Shawls, Ribbons, and eve
ry description of Silks and WOolen Goods, exc
cnted on abort notice and on reasonable terms
This is the first and best Seeam Dying Essa"
,shmant in the Western States. s"p9O
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-02-16
THE UNION &c JOURNAL,

Accounts reported to the Senate that under an
order Of the Legislature they destroyed unis-
suei bonds Of the State to the value OF $751;
5O0.-The subject Of municipal war debts and
their assumption by the State was under con.
sideration. and an able argument was made in
it's favor. The matter was reforrcd.-In the
House the appropriation in aid Of tho Milford
and Prinoston turnpike was under discussion
and was postponed till Tuesday next.-A large
amount Of miscellaneous business was trans.
acted in both branches.
SATURDAY, l0th.-The business transacted by
the Senate was mainly miscellaneous in it's
character and not Of importance.--A series Of
resolves asking our Congressional delegation to
urge the claims Of Maine to long standing debts
against the general government, that the pro-
ceeds may he applied to the construction OF the
f. and N. A. r., was introduced and referred.
A large number Of reports from Committees
were made.
MospAr, l2th.-The business in both BRAN
ches was mainly unimportant, consisting chie'-
" Of the reports of committees and the reading
aud passage Of bills Of miscellaneous charac-
ter.
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Tux W,TCUnAY & RrrLEcToR.-This Religious
and Family Paper whose advertisement appears
IN our supplement OF to-day, stands confessclly
among the first journals Of the country In ability
and influence. Ii is one Of the lire papers, dis
cussng in catholic spirit the great social. liter
airy, moral and religious movements Of the age.
Its able articles on the leading statesmen of this
country and of England. and its brilliant crit
iqucS Of Metropolitan preachers, have attracted
mu,h attention and comment the last year. II
announces, rs will be seen, fine list of contribu-
tors for the present year.
"DOS'r nv Foolish. "-You can make six Dollars
from Fifty Cents. Call and examine an Invention ur-
gently needed by everybody. Or u sample sent free
by mail for Soc thai retails easily for by r. H. VOL
cott 40 Chatham Square, N. York. declmly
~ Americans not only do their fighting and voting
hut their pcrfmng Phaions "Nisht Blooming Cccus
has attained celebrity achieved by any foreign perfume
in this country, and Europeans admit that cxcels any
Of the floral extracts made abroad Sold everywhere.
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STATE OF MAINE.

State OF MAINE
YORK. SIS
by virtua Of an sxeculinn which issnri uInD a u,i,
ID ment IN favor of william VI. Clark, Joscph W.
Read AMI Warrsn =. Chase, all II Portland, In tho
County ~ Cumberland In sad state of Maine against
Nathaniel Farm, OF kenncbunk in said County Uf
York. Mt the Supreme Judicial Court begun aud hold.
en- at S,co, within AMI for said County Of York, on
the first Tuesday Of January,A u. IS66, have taken
all the right IN equity that tho s,d Nathaniel Farm
has or had on the thiTtyirst day IT July A. o. 1905
at 5"'c"ck T.. ~, the timo when the Same was at,
tachc on mesno process, Ia redeem the following de-
scribcd real estate, situated in kennchunk, in ,alG
County of York, H. wit A certain tract Of land with
the buildings thereon, bounded follows heginun
on the highway leading from Krnnshnnk village 10
kcnnebunkport, at the corner of land owned by
Charles stevens Jr, thence running south ~ degrees
east by land of sa Stevens and by land &c stephen
Perkins ~ feet to land Of Caroline Wakefield thence
to stake, thence north ~ degrees vest by land Of
Joseph rtcomb Ia feet to the highway Aforesaid
thence by sad highway lGl feet 10 the place he
gun at.
Tho aboyc described premises being subject 10 n
mortgage given 10 Joseph Titoomb, Of said Kenne-
bunk, To secure the payment Of nOto Of hand for
three hundred dollars, dated March 2?th, A. ~ 1855
and int rest until paid, on which there IL duo
about three hundred and thirty dollars Said mort
gage deed Is recorded In Book 2iO pages III 10 2gl Of
York Registry. And the sev day OF March
IN saa kcnnohunk, shall sell by public auction TO
tho highest bidder, sad right In equity OF rcdemp-
on TO satisfy aid execution and all fees and charges
OF sale.
EDMUND WARREN, Deputy shlerla.
Kenncbunk, Fob. %, 1866. 3ws
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MAIYB LEGISLATURE.

WEDNESDAY, Feb. THE Senate discussed
shs uawker and Pedler law, aud adopted m
ameudmen, including in tho prohibition OF sale
the selling OF goods by sample. Another
amendment was proposed, but not acted upon.
The bill WIS laid on tho table for further dis
eoss'on.-Iho bill to incorporate the 1ntcrna-
tlonai Telegraph Company was also before the
Senate, anu an interesting debate took place
The bill was passed to be eugrosscd, but mo
ton 10 reconsider was entered. On tho to-,
vote for laying the bill on the table, there uere
sixteen in favor Of the bill and ten oppo..d -
A bill was reported from the Finance Conm;,.
tee, making provision for tho payment OF m.
war loan OF lS6l at its maturity.-A bill was
reported allowing tho city OF Bath to appro.
pirate money TO erect n monument TO the mem
ory OF her deceased soldiers. An amendlnen,
was adopted extending the permission Of the
State to any city or town to thus appropriate
money. and the bill was then ordered to be
IS n,ed.
rnURsp,r, s,h.-Thc vote passing the Inter
national Telegraph bill WIS rcoonsidercd in the
Senate, an amendment was adopted ani the
bill again pas-cd.-rhe uawker and Pedler
law ws discussed ut length, but hnal action
was not reachcd.-The House Committee on
Elections reported in favor Of the sittin: mem.
Der in tho Berwick and North Berwick contest
I'd case. A minority report was submitted.
and both reports were ordered to be printed. -
Gen. Hill, OF the llth Maine regiment, was on
the door, and the House took a recess to speak
with and congratulate him. The colors Of the
regiment were brough, into the Hall and eS.
cited much enthusiastically usury ball was
refused passage after oil amendments had
bean voted down. A motion is entered TO re-
consider.
FaipAY, 9th.-rhe Committee on Treasurer
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EDITORIAL BRBvITIEs.

~ Thaw.-At tho State Convention OF
our Southern brethren in New Hampshire
one W. @. Sturdoc was chosen chairman, who
closed his speech with saying, 81 a,n constrain'
ed to say with tho Psalmist. 20, my soul, can
this DO death -" The cops. Of the Granite
State aresingularly fclcitous 10 quoting "scrip.
,ure," as Pcter was Gas dy hoc.cako in dc
ribber. and bimeby it'lcome back white bred"
The President has not forgotten his form.
or occupation. for in speech to recent dele.
CATION he spoke Of restoring and repairing
the brooches that have been made" IL is sup
posed that his elevation to tho Presidency set
ties tho alsi'y Of the provcrb that it takes nine
tailors TO make man. I'm Pa. last week u
jury gave verdict OF $4,000 to u pretty
young lady in breach Of promise CAST
Jim Brooks Of New York will lose his seat in
Congress The williamautics' Thread Works
Of Hartford have declared dividend Of 800
per cent. Such antics are justifable.
Judiciary Committee of the Missouri Legisla-
turo have decided that female Reverend can
legally marry others; hut can Row. Miss Olym.
pia Brown marry moro than ono man at time
or second while the iirst is living? These are
vital questions, or very nearly so.--The New
Hampshire papers are setting up the swindlerS
Ma,her & Co. Newspapers should not be 70
easily sulled. We advertised the rascals two
years ago and a certain publisher, thinking
we were hasty, still trusted them, and now suf-
fers to the tune Of $40. Good enough for him.
- Nearly tho same convention which pas.
sed tho secession ordinance OF Texas has again
assembled to bring the State baek.-president
johnson told delegation that he believed ne.
gro suffrage would result in war OF races
South Carolina papers say tina: tho freedmen in
the interior Of tina, State arc behaving we'll.
Tho returned rebels Of Western Virginia
aro very troublesome. and Chill have
made an alliance against Spain frank
Pierce of New Hampshire has madc bar.room
speech in Which he endorsed the President.
Since the legislatures Of the rebel States have
done that ame thing this is the seycrcst blow
Mr. johnson has received, and time will show
how well ho can bear up under such implics.
ons.----lt is intmatcd that we arc On have
an outside train to aud from Bostop..--Tho
national committee Of tho Democratic marty
81 called have had q meeting, but resolved Ia
wait for something to turn uP.-rhc colOrcd
people Of washingtor nay taxes on property val
ucdat 81, 239 ,0OO.-All but six Of the Sign
ers OF tho Declaration Of Independence were
Masons. Butler has declined Gen.
Grants further acquaintance in note Of
very doubtful prOpristy.
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ShcriH's Sale.

STATE goo M,NE-IoRH, ~
NhKES by virtis u In Ivor e Dani-I ".
Lori u Malien, County II MllcsN AMI State 70 Mas.a-
chuses against Cornelius Kelly II Keshankp port IN sail
County q York or huplrN AMI seventy ,oli,rs and
damage. AMI el-yeR dollars AMI hny x ,,ts cSts
10 suit anil win h. soil pic anioo twelfth day q
March, A. u. $3.50, at ten oclk in the Jnnp NJ The oc,
81 H. Farlebf IN sail KcnnChurk port all tn right tts, ant
interest that sail Cornelus Kelly has this uinhiy q Frb
mary A. n. 1864 by virtue q hoRi or c,ntrlet b. Gu.
We, from said Eni ~ tn EHnsing descris rial cytp
n wit lot % land an huhiings thereon, sitniof "a all
KenncbHkTnr, bounisi tn Sth ~ the "osi CAP, rod
kanc from Car In1oise Ia Kenn'hunkI PIT village 81 the
East North anil West Ivy hBl 81 sas Lp hing Ilr salnc
lan,l now ocrgpiei ny sail k"ny.
EDMUND WARREN, DcTnty StsrG.
February D. ls6i
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Ats Court OF Probate holden at Biddeford. within
and for the County Of York. on the fr,t Tuesday
10 February, in the year OF our Lord eighteen
hundred and si1ty.hve, by the Hon. L. L. Bourne,
Judge Of said Court
IN the petition OF Paul A. Chadbourne Guardian or
" Emma r. Chadbourne and Ianthe w. Chadbournc,
minors and children OF sylvester w. Chadbourne,
late Of south Berwick in said county deceased pray.
ing for license TO sell and convey, at public auction
or private SALE all the right title and Interest or his
said wards In and 20 certain real estate situated In
South Berwick. in said county, AMI the proceeds
thereof 10 put 10 Interests said real estate IL moro
fully described In said petition
ordered, That tho petitioner give notice thereof TO
all persons interested in said estate by causing .
copy oi this order "a be published In the Union and
Journal, printed To- Biddeford. In said county for
three weeks SUCCESSFULLY, that they may appear nd
Probate Court 10 be held at Alfred, In said
county. on tho first Tuesday In March next, nj ten
Of the clock In the forenoon, and shew cause 10 any
they have why the prayer Of said potion should not
be granted.
Attest, George II. Knowlton, Register.
Atrue copy.
Attest. GEORGE H. Knoylton ReyIster
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Foreclosure Of Mortgage.

NOTICE Is hereby given. that Abial III. johnson,
" Junior Of Sanford, In the County of York, by his
mortgage deed hearing date December 18th, IsS,
aud recorded In tho York County Registry II
Deeds in book .S1. page iig, conveyed to Increase
\. Kimball 81 said sanford, In fec and In mort
gage certain lot Of land situated 10 Sanford aiore.
raid and bounded as follows Beginning the north.
westerly course OF Charles Jacobs land, which he
had OF william Emery, and FROM thence running
southWesterly by land OF Hosea Wulard into John.
william Allen, thence northeastcrly by said Aliens
land 10 land Of said Jacobs thence northerly by land
Of said Jacobs ~ place Of beginnings and Is the zane
land which said Abial II. JOnson. Jr, purchased OF
bis father. Ablal H. Johnson Ia 1851 The condition
Of which mortgage having been broken i. by reason
thercof. hereby claim to foreclose the same:
Sanford Feb l. 1885 3we
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er who cannot be beaten by any professor In his
line, OF whatever age or sire. He has comic
turn OF irresistible character. Besides the above
attractions. the original Continental Vocalists'
sing some Of their most popular pieces. As
guartette, these vocaists can hardly be surpassed
IN performing popular music. Their contribu-
ions 10 each evenings entertainment are worth
more 'han the whole charge Of admission.
American Life Drops,-Life indeed.
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Al q Court OF Probate holden at Blddeford
within and for the County Of York, on the first
Tuesday In February, In the year OF our Lord
eighteen hundred and sixty-six, by tho Hon. Il.
F. Bourne, Judge OF said Court
ANTONIO LOPEZ, Guardian Of valentia II. Good.
4 win, a minor and child Of Joshua Goodwin, Jr-
deceased having presented his aIst account OF Guard.
ianship OF his said wards Tor allowance
Ordered That the said accountant give notice to all
persons interested by causing copy or this order TO
DO published throo weeks successfully In the Union
r Journal printed at Biddeford In said county, that
they may appear at Probate Court to be holden at
Alfred, In said county, on the first Tuesday OF
March next, at ten OF tho clock In the fore.
noon, and shew cause, if any they have, why tho
lame should not be allowed.
Attest, Gcorgo u. Kuowiton. Register
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MARRIED.

In this city, Feb H. by Rev. j. Stevens. Mr.. Charles A. J.
Blake and Miss Mary T.. Davis both Of Il.
In this city, Feb -, by Rev. j. VI. Palmer, Mr. VIM H.
Hanson J Of BddefOd and Miss Hattie g. uksr Of Sco
In this city, Feb TO- by Rev. L. H. Wi,han Mr. Andrew J.
Avery ami Miss Sarah y. foss, both Of II.
In saco, Feb 10, by Eer j. Dohby. Mr. Alvin j. Poland
Il Portland, aud Nrs. Rosie Dolley u scarboro'.
Portland papers please copy.l
In Saco Feb TO- by the same, Mr. John H. futile and Miss
Lucinda Harmon, both Of &
In Acton Jan. IS Mr.. Daniel Wentworth, H. Of Lebanon,
anil Miss Sarah 4. Henderson at Milton.
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WEh having hem appointed by the Jngr q Probate fhf tho
w County a York, rcceiye AMI rSanrpr claim. u tho
', s.nes Drown, IT,, late ~ Lyman In salt county,
WIZ estate IL reprr-entsf insolyent, give D"ttc
lt sN ouhs commencing u" scni lay - Janpary, 1890
have been allowed 10 sa crito 10 hing In a prove their
claims. and that We viii attel te ssryce ass,u. a, AZ
the once o' william T. Lfd 70 kennsbAnk, the last sat
uriay Il March, April AMI May, from 4. " toIPM Q,
each of sail days. WILLIAM " D,GD
SETH " BRYANT.
Daei at Kennctiuk this 10th day u February lssa 9
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Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED having been arIsansoi Commissioners
rceye AMI decide upon all claims against the estate u
Ira Andrews lite Of Waterorough IN the County - York,
decrasi which estate IN, en represented insvent hereby
give notice that they will met at the store u John H. Say
vani, IN Afai, Monday March 5h, March lgh. April
ph, April ia anil Mt the house Of sail dea,i In Waterloo
rough Monday, May q, 1861 for that purpose Tine of
meeting On each q saI days, o'oIsk 4. VI.
JOHN No. SNYWARD
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additional tickets, but conld not get them and
il is said that Major Generals Logan and But
Ter made several intellectual applications Tor
tickets of admission after the member. had dis
posed of the allotted five. FAIRFAX.
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In Kennebukport, Feb o. Mr. Jonas Day. about % yrs.
In Kennebunkpott, Feb. II, Mrs Hannah H. Day. wiz Of
Mr.. Joseph Ray, and sister Of the above, 81 yr.
In Ale Feh g. at the residence Of d. Lord, ESQ, Miss
Ruth H. Dyer 81 yrs sudden and painless death tennui
ated an irreIHuachable life.
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Notice..

OJBSCRIBEIis TO Stock In Lot No. II Ia the "Crowel
y farm" near Boutwell, Canada West, win organize
rany pursuant to Statute No. Is? II this state passed 1862
on Saturday evening March 3D. 1866 samuel stmson's
,tot. Qw) Fer order.
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Tho Great West.

r,cs n, the surfy f-rs who look about hsn over the
,cJ r,i,,,. aDi 30 NILS their lands and granares are
a., r,nIer esate by the death u belOyct chill from
49,, ,,ar- a crtuA C's Cough Blam never faii. tocre
"a ami i aho best rmsiy in the worh br Cough Cotis
.id all thruat and lang dseascs
Co.'S Dy.,-t~ia the Only r~iy known that Is csr-
tan, 10 c,s Dyspepsia fpiigcsticn and n @ all disor-
ders rrr.rcfrg irm Mr. stnsnsch and bowels
Or. a. BACON, Sole Agent for Biddesord. Nv
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LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED

IN the Pet Onior NJ Bttcfrd sas e Msine tbs I6th
! day Of February. 400.
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BairJII NnrrtE,y Thomas
Benson MaryJ NlnSon sirih
Drliy Mr-.Dayton Heskin sarah 4
Conn Mary r, WessrVc Sirsh
Cochran Bridget Noyes SirahJ
Chpmln T. " Nn'rssy Julia
Cicrr'nts Hannah r N.k"nn'y James
CLARK inra II MrFcs 4 rore y
Davis Ann Mitchell Snlha N
Davis Arthur NithcrSon Hor,s
pay Charles Narcisli Cssns
Duihy Hattie Nsssry. Charles
D,,iam Mrs JOHN Nlsh Ifa,ri-t
Emery CssOryr 4 Mason Mary 4
Evans JOHN " Norwood Sarah =
rocg Martha W: Perkins JohnL
fwlerJF Ni~hari ,,eyr:c
Gopisin ErrnF F~k"r Mao
Iilsty Alnmo RNpn HDm.S
Higgins flaa ,ickcr James
Harvey Elizabeth G'llsy Jams
HAYNES LOrctHo Sheppard UlIrlro
IIankhi Mrs. HE Str~nt 'h."
Ifllpth Minute TurncT lila
Harvey fIrhoN Iy,r
Hatch Slrlh 4 TaTh0N IIulla
jordan Betsey Warren jennie
Jortln Icha'of Wilson Frank
Joniin NaryJ Whittcn EniN y
Kane Catherine Young MatyP
Kelly Miry
- To obtain any OF these letters, tho applicant
must call for AD'ESTsED LETTEns. and pay ous
cent for advertising.
~. ~ not called tor within ONE NoyyH they will
be sent to The Dead Letter Office.
CAROLINE Y. CONAN, r. NJ.
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Attest, George II. Knowl,on. Register.

At Court OF Probate holden at Biddefor,i, WIN
IN and for the county Of York. on the hrst Iue.asy
In February, in the year OF our LORD odgn.c.n
hundred and sixty-six, by tho Hon. u. ID poui"''
Judge Of said Court, ,,., ,.,.o nj,
MARIETTA FLOOD. widow Of Dariu; Tlocd. late o.
vi Buxton. In said county, decea.ea,' re nsr.anal
tentcd her petition for allowance ou' W '"'
estate II said deceased .,v. ,o,ice "a all
persons interested by causing P,y.sl printed Al
SiaSeprd. in sai county three weeks sGeeess y,
that they NAV appear 2, prSoa's On o"d bs a,,s
r,.sS, In March next. at ten or the clock IN
ths Sorcucon, and show cause. any they nave why
tho 'Am' Attest, George II. Kuowltou. Register
A true copy. vo~,,or p.y,.tsr
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TIE BEST THING YET !
DIR. BACON
Il agvnt for saco AMI BtidefJri II
WcbStcr'S Hair Restorative. !,
A CA RID.

A CARD.
Tho subscriber having sold his stock in trade to
MEssrs. X. A. & W. d. HENDERSON, takes this method
ofteudering his sincere thanks to the pnblc for tho
very liberal patronage heretofore extended TO him.
and trusts II will be continued 10 the new Arm.
Bdd.ford, Feb. !, 1860 M
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DI ED.

r Notices OF deaths exceeding six ucs inserted free
above that number, at regular advertising rates.
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CARD

Rsss.srSY, reb. 10, 1885.
The undersigned very gratefully od,rs hi, thank, 10 hs
pupils and the ciii,ens a mi. village r the many s,moui-
al. Il approximation az his humble services ss raeber the
nsmlsr u peeunlary value. ID hos
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THOS. p. S. HAMPSON,
Fl lair d r SSER.

Ar THH--
ISLAND HAIR DRESSING SALOON,
No. 10 Factory island. saco,
One door North NJ YORK Co Counting Row. The Lrg.sf
AMI most cnmoious AMI only Slton Rei ,p ia mol
ern sylc In the two places Grateful or past yurs ~ .e
IL AMI viii ertaVcr % merit a ountinnbc- of the snc.
HAIR CUTTING, CURLING, CEASrpOOING,
Shaving. Hair and WhiSker Dyeine.
,ionc In thr highest styi. ~ IN. ART
Ao hr sale, ff,r Re-tortr waranti % tay TIar 10
us original oniof In two weeks Ray, and to Hair
on Bald Heads. Hanpson German Cr,aa ao Ms.ard s~,i
Vegetable oils br sas at Sv yrsesN
saco, Feb, 1864 20
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Roots Psstashiue-Its qualities are rare.
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MXINE.
A, Court Of Probate held a, nlddsfard, within and

At Court OF Probate held at Diddeford, within and
for the county OF York, on the FIRST Tuesday In
February. In the year Of our Lord eighteen hun
d.ed and siIty-siS, by the honE.E. Bourne, Judge
m the petition OF Lydia II. Bufram. Guardian Of
" Cyrus r. Buffum, Arthur II. Buffum and Edward
Of North Berwick In said county. deceased. repre-,
senting that said minors are seired and possessed or
sna more real s.s,s .sef 10 a NI6h
That an sdyantageous Offer OF one hundred and my
dollars has boon made by Pelatish lIu.sey, OF North
In Sad county, which offers 10 10 for tho In
.ses. OF all concerned Immediately 10 accept, and
III moc sds OF sale 10 be put cut on interest for
.no Ceneht Of the said minors and praying that IL
interest Aforesaid according IN The s,a,,a I'm ncS
cases made and provided " " ~
Ordered ina, the petitioner give notice thereof to
copy OF this order TO be published i'm the Uu,on ana
Journal printed In Biddeord, In said county, three
bate Court to be held at Alfred, In said coun.
ty, on the first Tuesday IN March next, at ten
Of the clock In the forenoon, and shew cause, u
any thcy have. why the prayer OF said petition
Attest. George II. Knowlton, Register.
A true copy. ,,, p.,,,,o,
Al q Court OF Probate holden Mt Bddeford. within
and for tho county Of York. on the rst Tuesday in
February, in the year Of our Lord eighteen nun.
bred and sixty-six, blythe Hon. BIZ bourne 'uuse
u said Court
IN the petition OF Samuol VI NORTON, uuaI"ah ~
" Josiah W. Witham, John II. Wthani, Moses III.
Wi,ham and Levi w. Witham, minors and children
OF EphTaim Witham. late Of kttery, In said county,
deceased. representing that said minors are se.vd
and possessed Of certain real estate situated IN ai
Kittery. and more fully described In said petitions
That an ageous offer OF three hundred TWEEN.
~ dollars has been made by Charles III Riley, OF
Kittery in said county, which cer 1t 'sor The inter
est Of all concerned Immediately to accept ana tue
proceeds Of sale TO be put out on Interest Tor the Deh
eft Of the said minors and praying that license may
he granted him 10 sell and convey the Interest aoe
said according to the statute in such cases madc anu
provided.
Ordered. That the petitioner give notice thereof TO
all persons interested In said estate, by causing
copy Of this order to he published in the Union
Journal printed in Biddeort, in said county Tor three
weeks excessively, that they may appear NJ Fro
hate Court to le held at Alfred, In said eoun.
ty on the first Tuesday in March next, OF ten
OF the clock In the forenoon, and sheH cause Wy
they have, why the prayer OF 'ald petition should
not he granted. ,, ,..,.,
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