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sAcO.
2 The following is tho admirable address
Of Mayor Hol'son:

The following is the admirable address
Of Mayor flol'son:
Gentlemen Of Tie City Council:
An act TO incorporate the city Of Saco
was pssscd BY the Legislature Of the State
upon Feb. 5, 1867. and approved by the
Governor. This act provided Tor Tho sub
mission Of the proposed charter to the legal
voters NJ the town. at meeting duly called
for the purpose. The charter was accepted
by msjoriiy Of our citizens on Feb. 18th,
and the Selecimen Immediately Proceeded
10 divide tho town into wards. This work
was performed promptly, and the first char.
ter election was held March lllh, 1867.
We have been elected mombafs Of the
first board Of municipal officers under The
provisions Of the act Of Incorporation, aud we
are now assembled TO effect an organization,
and transact such BUSINESS 40 may properly
come before us. '...g " r .l
The proposal to exchange our system Of
town government for that Of . city, was
,houglI, by larc and respectable minority
OF our citizens to be measure Of doubtful
utility. Objections to the acceptance Of the
chatter we're urged chiefly upon the ground
that under . city government there would
necessarily be al increased expenditure Of
money without increased advantages &C.
cruing TO the citirens. - rF
Such being the conviction of many Of our
citizens, Il 10 plainly our duty 10 make tho
expenditure Of city money a. moderate as Is
consistent with the public good. While we
should look carefully sfier the interests Of
the city. no should undertake no expert
ments Of which tho expectancy may DO
questioned.
10 view Of the fact that ! was called sud.
denly TO the Office Of Mayor, and the short
time which has elapsed since tho election,
and the pressure of other business, II cannot
DO expected that should enter into any dc.
tails relative to the new city. My recommen.
dsiions will be, therefore, OF 4 general ehsr.
scier, and shall refer you Tor particulars to
the several reports Of the town officers.
-rrI PUBLIC SCHOOLS. .
The importance Of Education for the ad.
vsnce,nent Of the best interests Of our youth
demands that we should make the Public
Schools our first care. So fsr as ] have
ueeu bniOftueu our cCuOOts uto uoW III u
prosperous condition. ie(er Won to the 70.
port Of the experimenting School Comm,,-
tee for particulars relative to The several
districts.
BY Sect 2lst OF the act OF incorporation |:
sAii the power and authority vested In the
Inhabitants Of any school district In the city
Of Saeo shall be aud the ssue u
hereby vested in The board Of Aldermen aud
Common Council Of the city aforesaid, and
they IRE auihorized 10 consolidate the
school districts and arrange oil the sGairs OF
the same a. one district" ~ ........., LII
You will perceive from this that Il Is OPP
tional with the Council whether the differ.
ent districts shall be- united or not. AZ Of
present divided, there arc niue districts,
named as follows:- "a. .n
District No. l-village.
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Attest, G.orr. n. Kns.n... n..f,,.r

At n Court af Probate holden Ut Alfred. within
and fss che GRAVITY NJ FORK, on The hrst Tues
day IN March, In the year OF our Lord eight.
cen hundIe! snd siIty..sven. BY ths Hon. y. X.
Bourne, Judge sf ssiA Coats
MARY GRANT, widow Of Jacob Grant. late
III 81 BERWICK. In aid county. deceased, having
presented her petition ~ her aswsf In sh estste
to be assigned and sst oct 20 her. and that CON-
DIsioners may be appointed for that Purpcss PSF.
suant 20 laws
Aiss, her petition Cor an allouses ost Of tls
personal estate Of aid deceased.
orSsrsd. That the said petitioner give notice h
oil persons Interested, by causing Q copy Of TIN
order 20 be published three weeks sseesssivsly In
the Crsi.. ys.,ssi, printed 81 Blddsfsrd, n said
county, that they msy appear at Q PrUbats Court
70 be holden 1t South Berwick, In ssid county, on
the arst Tuesday OF April next, at ten OF the
CLOCK In the forenoon. and shew eauss. " asy
they have, Why the same should not be allowed.
Attest, 0sOrss II. Knouitoa. Register.
A trusecpy.
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Al . Court Of Probate held at Alfred, within
In March. In the year OF our Lord eighteen
hundred and siIty-sevsn, by tho Hon. Il. z.
Bourne. Judge Of said Court
WILLIAM DOREN EMERY, named Executorin
w Acertain instrument. purportins ~ be the last
will and testament 81 Joseph Emery. late of Eliot,
10 said county. dsceased, having presented tho
sams for probate,
ordered, That the sad executor give notice 10
all persons interested. ny oassipy . copy " this
order 10 10 publIshsd three weeks sseoessivsiy IN
the Union and Journal, printed At Biddsiord, that
ct South berwick, In said eoonty, The first fsssL
day 10 April next. at ten u the clock In the
forenoon, and shew cause, II any they have, why
the said should not DO proved. approved
and allowed ~ the last will and testament u tho
said deceased
Attest, George II. Knowiton, Register.
A trus copy.
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DIR. 8. g. FITCHS
"EAMILY PHYSICIAN

address, No money required until the book 10 70.
ceived, read, and filly approved. II Is perfect
Guide 10 the sick or indisp0sed.
Address, DR.. q. 8. FITCH, Is fremont street
Boston. " '. Iyo
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In this city, March %. Charles Sumner. son OF
Owen and Julia A. Smith, aged 10 months and 20
In shapleigh. Rev. II. Perkins. pastor elect OF
nnrhsm ior two or three years, and had Just en-.
tered into an enya Eemsut with che church ~ Shap-
leigh, but bsfors moving his fsmiiy he va taken
'' In HI Hutton, tSsimcn Fails vIiiass) March .,
Mr. Rachel Ilsns0u, sHsd 50 yssrs and months.
In Cape Elizabeth. March Is, OF typhoid fevsr.
Miss Lsttis N Aver, only dsughtsr OF Rev. y.
and Z. =. Aver, OF tho Maine Conference ssod -
In Jsek,on. March 70, Mr.. G. I'm. Boyd. aged
% years,
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DIED.

or Notices Of deaths not exceeding SIX lines, inserted
ftee above that number, at regular advertising rates.
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House Lots for sale.

ok GOOD House Lots for sale, situated In the
y pleas ntsst and most growing part Of tho city
most business parts OF Baeo and B,ddsferd, and
within fsw rods of the Spring 81. School House,
olIsrinS Q rare chance Cor any one Who wants 10
furnish house for himself and family, lnstsad of
paying rent s,6ugh ~ build house, and then not
have any Of his own. 49,. ...
plan Of the lots may be seen BY calling on the
'''''"' DAVID ruxBURY.
BAco March 10, 1867, 3mi3 II
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placed around the land. and thst this prop
crty generously given shall he made attraet-
i've and an ornament 70 the city, instead OF
remaining longer an unslghtly waste.
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cARE or TnE PooR.

refer you to the report Of the Commits.
sioner Of Highways Tor details a. to tho 70.
pain upon the streets fos the past year.
Some improvements in lighting the streets,
suggest whether Il would not be advisable
10 pIscc Two or three additional lamp posts
upou North STREET. Strangers arriving by
tho cars st night in our city cen scarcely DO
prepossesscd by their reception.
Il 10 to be hoped that during the current
wear, our public may be provided with a
Horse RsiIroadby private enterprise. Such
q R.ilrosd running TO Biddelord, and to our
superb beach, cannot fail TO render our city
more attractive TO residents and strangers
We sro allowed BY Law to expend I've per
cent Of the money raised for highways In
se,tinp out trees, and otherwise ornamenting
tho streets. Ia view oil making our city At.
,ractivo 10 strangers, and more pleasant for
ourselves, I would recommend that some.
thing should be done in this direction.
.... '". rfRr DEPARTMENT.:
During the past ycsrour city hes not been
Visited by destructive fires. Our fro de-
% rtment 10 efficisnt, and was able to render
much aid at the terrible conaagrrtion, in
Portland. In view or the efficiency OF COR
steam Gro engine snd tho increased security
which Il gives to property, would suggest
the proprieiy OF exchanging our old band
engines for an additional steam engine.
.... g. PUBLIC PRorERrr. .r. .,..
The property nov owned by the city con.
sists Of the City Building, Poor Farm, Jail,
lssd and Engine House, M Fec 81, With
Engines and 6re sppaiatus Which arc valued
in The aggregate at $4,000. ,.,.i.. d,
Ia addition TO this property there is con.
siderable real estate pan Of which b known
"a the s.eommon," which vss donated to the
town for eertain purposes upon certain CON
di,ions By Sir Vim. Psppsrell, 10 752. In.
ssnoch = one Of the provisions OF the deed
b The. che land shall b fenced BY The town,
I reoomnsod that substantial fsoos b
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A large majority Of our population are
aw-abiding, and the services Of n police
force are no, frequently required, yet there
are sorhe exceptions; and, rs tho very fact
Of our having a veil organized police would
DO the best guarantee sgainst disorder and
lawlessness in our streets, would com.
mend this subject TO your careful considera.
,ion. I refer you TO the accompanying TO.
port for details as 10 police operations du-
ring the municipal year just closed.
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plieit on this vssy poist. and state that M
money shall be psid out % the City Trsesury
except on orders dfswn and signed by the MAYOR,
designating, the fhnd = aSyvvprefSos from
which saix orders are To - paid" esThs City
Council shall take care that no monies shall be
paid from the Treasury unless granted OF appro-
pristcd, shall secure . prompt and Just aecount-
ability by requiring Bonds with suficient penalty
and surities from all persons trusted with the
receipt. custody az disbursement Of money"
This ordinance certainly ought 10 be sufficient
To convince any and every officer chosen by our
eitv government that there l. Law under which
he 70 90 act. and On which law he IL held strictly
accountable. Let our appropriations then, gen
t'msn, be made with the stirtest regard to
economy, and the actual necessities OF the case.
BEFORE proceeding to speak OF the present con-
dtion % our finances, desire tn recommend one
thing and that 10 that the Trrssurers Report t"r
the year he made mp And printed Immediately
ster the close of his fiscal year. 90 that ve may
have IN opp0rtsniiy Cor examining IL, and ascot
taining where our money has been expended dur
g. make and report TO you an hap-' aIArd estimate
which nav, and frequently does diner nom the
TrssAnrer's account as afterwards published.
look upon u, MT only rs an act OF justice to The
Tfeasur In placing him right bef6fe tho people,
and thereby doin: away With much complaint anil
i.a,.andins, bat .lso an act Of Justice and duty
on our ovn part u Was formerly the custom 10
do -, and lsnow In most cities, and see no RIA
again.
como nsvt SPEAK of our Finances, . suhjse.
Of The highest Importance and the deepest interest
" sseh end every c'tlssn VI Biddsford; Oar re-
sources may, and should he properly elAssed nm.
der ~. heads available or unavailable, and
ncasuai The brner, OF available, may DO sumu-
Cd up ~ follows,
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9. y. MERRILL has taken the 0snsrsl Agency
Cor the Mas. Go. for the State Of Maine, ssA The
busnsss Of that Co. will he attended 10 BY him u
his Otnce In Union Bloek, Biddsfers. Ne, ~
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which NO 0ffer 70 The Nade ~ manu1hctuFeTS pfcel
CHADBOURN 4 NOVEL;,
IL 81 Main st.
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The Mayor cleo, was introduced tn the
council by Mayor Shaw, who, after taking
the usual oath Of Office, aldrssc,l them as
EnlIows.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-11-29

Maze. vth e. "a coast iirc. inri4'iine
lass asa in.ets. ol go uii,.s. Is mort II .
ccmmcr-ial S,a,e tian Wiscolsis. nth on
Z. O. lake nasieslo1 ca iae calt. ana re
M,esi.sirgi Cd &c vcsi. The fsrac-. wall
t,r-cxicasive wafer power. - also iar-, Il
-cueagcd in manufacturing. shicb = not tbs
ease vitl Wisccrsin. Taking The rro,luc.
tioHs Of -four ard meal cotton good. lan.
Ter. boots and shoes, wooicn goods. cioiL-
Jag. lcafhsr. machinery. minerals. fshcrics.
The aggregate va.aA; ion OF tbe ssne bf The
census % l>Go ~as. IN Maine. 49,. .@'.llz /;
IN Wisconsin sl5. SIS al. We ri-ht ~
tCnd tbese statistics q an inlshniie ieng;h-
bat link tbAi cnoseh has been given for
one time. proved. ~s behave that
he SOL q Maine - made mere proauctivc
than that q Wisconsin. and thai the down
east" hruier. ubo sccks 70 img,rcve his con
Iision ~ gong T. Wisccnsia make mis-
tskc. TIE latter STATE has one q TIE most
pro.ia-iise so,ls Of the Wet. b.; a, fact
hardly shov tLat So exceeds Na'nc. Nh;ch
D, frcqucnt'y Pot-a q in d.raraciu-
ferns.
Msine !, -ooi S.ate. bu; beg l,sd,uc
rae- Iu-sucl q mistaken roi.cy Or t,..riv
-cnl-atlou, tic Tendency L,--- Co. drive
a~ss th-r vouth. irsicsl ~ rcfa.-ss... then,
and caiiur in cthc-s to hc'- rc,r'- en-
STATE. Dr. i>-o. Name vas SEPARATED from
La-saetu.eii. -al aia.i-.ef OBJ lLe Ialaa
as q sovereign S.s-r. ui.h rorai.t.r- q
~--s. T. l-s-. the censas how'd a
prcrorti-n oi s-3. as. an .nc-case Of ever
So /. s. Per cent. good rare. though ne, IN
PoPul-tioa 70 INST 81; thc we.tern S,.ie.
Had this ra;s bscn tcp; rp an nov. Der
f'cPslatiou IN 1870 ~oaid have Len SIS. -
CO instead Of sol. as and iu $50. 10
IA. instead Of 5~3.fG9- ana IN leo i,
would havc rcachci 9f6 80. uhea a. -.
cnly 61~.S79. Tie rate OF rrarescn,a-ion
iu Corgrcss. ~hich vas ci-Lt nsn.i-ers q
tlc u1-sc irom is..5 70 iss8. voaII lave
Continued. instead @ which o. ieIl 90 seven
in i~iS. 3D. six IN l~-S. and o. Eve In l~sg
Tlesc r,maEks ~ouii s-riy c,41aliv vel io
H. o'hsr Nes Easllnd States. fo- q. .tovn
~ The ceasas rctlrns. an o.her f.u-r.
furnished O. thc Agricultural Dsr.as A.
" ashia-,c-. Mz.lc b. u..ic ptola,i,,- IN
soue rtsfect- dian SONS ether SISTERS .- ttr
E-ast. vhile. a- before stated. Wis-r-.i.
hss a. rica a scl - any o.hcr section % %,
Wet. ~iih ihe Possii o. eNcep,icu 81 NJ
sauri; but ~ mast reserve oiLsr c5mr..si-
sols Tor fbe fsfarc.
A effort j. no~ being made O. devrio-
tbs resources oi Name. ~tirh - har. "a
ir'ist o. pr &c suoocs-ful TIE spirit q h.r
motto. -' nu.So.- Il! lirtcs.) ve ho,e 90
src .a-.rl firourtout ber tcrler.. s-l
i-.r ..a-s .lo1ts arl ar-um,ats u--i O.
Ar.r aer e-tc-l-.- 500. and ll1-tiers CO
i---. ar Pave t.c- .-.o.s...rs employed
to .-aec t.u 81. arrr-t-,o iis Wee
-it o...r ..t ous i.-r r.a-f-y. ia l>,..
f s readily s,s~-. 10000 -afi,rs -f
Mr'ar @e-r farl rr.-f-- abroad. one
t.i lrl .-i s.e terlr-. of Ner Ea.iaa5.
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Why Leave New England
In he Nos Of October iith. under the
above heading. Ne gave some facts design
al 70 show la, The soil 81 New England j.
more protective than that ofthe West. and
that the Eastern farrDers i better rewarded
thAn his brother OF tie West IL vas then
showr ~ the 6gurcs 81 the ccnsns 81 $50
that Is per cent. (or SCI. coO) Of the natives
Of New England had lcfi her brother- Ol
tbsse one half (2So. Ooo) we're living ia the
eight Western OF NorthWestern Staies. IN
Gliding Missouri and Kansas. Figure,
were A'so given 10 show that OF siN sianlard
ercps. corn, wheat. oats. potatoes. isy and
tobaccO. tbs prediction vas grcafer pr
acre IN New England thar is * o. IRE
most Protective Western States. vlic IL
home market value q ihe proeuet. va.
nearly dOuhlc. TIE .s,-sra na-hcr &C
etsshSis 81 What raisel 90 thc are 81 Ncr
England fer fouE Years. ls62 O. ls65 in-
cllsisc. vas 4 "A lgsLcls. ucs,h g. 80
"a ihe West The yiel1 uas 20 iasl.l's. worth
Si5.2e. such bricfs uere Gle facts given
ln che article referred Oh.
In car forncr article we also comra-ca
an aggregate - States. We new propose
% compare sinsie S,atcs. ard vii take
Name and Wiscousin. for the reason that
mere natives 81 Name are fornd Ia Wi-con-
sia th-n n any other Western STATE The
latitude Of the two Stztcs j. vcry nearly tis
sa--c NJ - - a. - - 49, cd
norih altitude. AMI Wisconsin bstween a.
So and &6.5S. Portland Is abou. SD --iIc,
iariher north than Ml~aukce Rockland
and Osbkosh. and FarGsinston ard Green
Bay ar about On tie sane pararcl A..
regards climate. the winter and sarirer
seasons are aboui the same. IN Frb-ua-y
a the present year III Temperature in
Name ranged from 3 above to ~ te,or.
the mean beng $40 l. W-..-sia q.
sane month q hanged from p allow. Oh 20
below. the mean benz IS. Wciavc usib-
M hat gives the tcmpcra,urc of any SOM
raer month % Ills year. bat - 6nI tha; ,-
Angasi. 1855. the temperature N Nance
ranccd from 90 % 80 Above. AM IN Wiscon-
siH from s5 20 a.. sLosing remarkable even
rates between thc two States.
H,iae ias .1 era of1..--s square u;l,.
OF -tS5'.-f0 acres. GO wLicd 9 s--.sIs
~crc Improved ilnls ir 1850. w.
extends over en- area 20 re 30 -l..4,
ries. CT 5t.5li.cfo acre. ofaLi,ls.-f-.-
$50 ~ere i-F-crcl. lT o. ccr--s 90 OLE
rr1r ~ru,f.I. 10 c-Ir-,..r ala r--r a..
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f-pJE Aslso- The question tcu
u.acl va..- lsr. .i tat o.. make q tar.,l
Cd i.'.r % oi;sn a,.ri. ani TIE ans-ors. a.
agenrrai ri srar',-. .. five ia.fsi. a., A.
io~rd.- 80 Co. ala--l PAR 90 tl.- Il.ia.
que oclr-F irua A-r-a.-ursf >or..-v ir
i~''s- f.r ni-n O.: ilr-c doIla-s rs oI---
q for 'lc t-st barrel a. hoa- made from
~inte- What. AMI ai-o che SAN, nsas from
slrIrE ~h-at \ frn en'~reI ore barrel
eae-. aee7laPae 18th th1 s.l.cmsag tAat
sixteen trfAe.. oi vin-,r ~irat visi3ed
tareo harr~i. AID oar hsndreI srd thr..
1o-nts g h.4---ai co. rate Of l-4r tl.t.s..
ant lt,.a re--,. "a. t, t'.. barrel
oi ~. g ~-.l.. t..r tl-he'- ,le icd ,ll,.
e. barred. -.-f. a- ie-r l..i.'s --.
te...'-,s i... -.t-. arr 4--r ..s
..r I.-.t ...
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-.-r.. 'l'... o..
ar '.- ..f
..a ina .-r ..a--. .- GA.
u--.- r-..... a.i ..a. .- l. i..-
r- o. -..s- ,r-a.. .-ssI ian l. N-.t
-r. r---. Oh ..-e. ..-.- -.-
NI.- -r...4 r.>..- r.-r
...r f.- vl- . .-.-
~-.. l. .-s .,,r ..r.l.1 r. GO ..rd
a'as n i.n'acn-t aa-s bosses. t-ar.l-,rts.i
in 1ansi roais. or stut up in cars. We
have h,cu in ihe habit. ihe Lass year or $40.
oi p-roi asirE OR folr frrn niIs in our
oan STATE. tai - have nos 90 fsI,I iu
oh a.linE al artirie 60 thc l.cst oaaIft.
by tais plaa 90 advoil tte Bad shrat .o
abanianf lar.a- a we ..lsrr .a Gle Hf....
brcaa-- tL.I oauia rat Ga a uais,t r-
sarh sh-s, Boz rae Ei-i. sbers q r-sa-i i,-
te ts-r. q. 10 .,roei upou -s fo- our con.
samItian. .f-rl.r
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Legal Notices.
Non Resident Taxes.

a. tae tasn 90 BYRON. in ths Coasfs q OS.
So g. ~ s~.r iS6S.
FfNilE foiiostax hst ~ taxes 90 rrsl estate q
80 f--tlrHt o~esrs ia ~ tnsa a. o..
sus. g. fhe yrnr i-t%. "a IA. r...~.frrf a,
WA Y. kaanr. Nei-ertor n srid ts-u. 90 ~
sisses az oi -sFtsssiss. lee. -. t--ra rrteYr
81 - ata a. ~ as % nsfn'ng aal.att 80 ths frst
tay q SI.trui-r. i-S7. ~ -. rrtts.r.ts ~ ga,
tste. 80 80 rsu.sfns ualssts sd asttrs i.
hsrs ~ gives 49, 81 thr $50 tnxrs "a ta.sr.sf
49, chafEr- 49, ~ pad rrfe a. see. .r ~
safd ta~s ~f'hta sixhte-n ua-rths frsus ~ a.s-
"a th~ cuanniturai "a =. 4 hils ra-h Il -
real .state tasst - ili D. susrrrat o. 80 -
sr,oauf o. ihsrvtor. tsrisctsx tufese-t aad
q srass. -tl -tthani lsftksr nassr~ - ia "a
guilc as-fuas af ~ rs-a Iion-s .u thr ss.i
to-a. - N slse-sh 81 ~ tetrusry l-s- attsl
o'cs-k n.
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Nplitt. III uatrfssr--t. q $3.50 49,
~ 2ttfrs -Fg.atatet ~ 80 ~epr~uss Jafs 81
'osrt. 1879 -ifAis 80 - ~ Cos..fs oi o. -
f-rd. - go - - rpF~si ~ IA ,r.r o--or au1
sfhers tfusa ~ l,.lgusuf n ths Cauats Co-arar.
staurrs 60 rarf t.rnfr. f,srrr .-a ~ =. r,n-h q
ths teaufs 49, i-,i.eg fan o. Sci iiiu FL N-~-
~ 80 isr- t-t-ssa 80 r.sth 80 .-urh ia.ks a
80 A. ro-c. .r.atiFrs stfAr rt.rr esil fisftrr's
irrrr sa brthrf. h-rrtas see -sscs rhst 49, 81
inrsr af ~ 49, - iia..~ ia fisfhsf 90 frstas
~ siNfh - 81 isresul-r ~ 81 20 a'rssrs m
tt~ tarrrs.a 10 ~ Iallsrsr af tlrsta. fhs ra-tf
tn saraf.n aai A. kraf 81 parta-- fairffsrri. ..f
rrrF.F 90 srra ts-ia1oaF rar - lttl lrtsrr fhel
81 - ~ 5ocf 81 ~ srt~af
FWINfMa- BaRNF-
NATWANliL +. IITTLEFtfLp.
JACOB THOMPSON.
Oct. . s7s7
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ufHFHN rFf u....H FL CT Trees 80 faFH
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