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HE BUREAU OF EDUcAr1oS. We
noticed, short time since, the es-
adjustment Of National Bureau of
Education, by Act of Congress. From
the following Washington despatch,
1t will be seen that Connecticut
teacher has received the appointment
of Superintendent:
PROF. Henry Barnard, of Con
nectlcnt, was recently nominated by
the PRESIDENT as superintendent of
the Department of Education, a Ma
tionat Bureau established by recent
Act of Congress. Prof. Barnard is
widely known for his labors and eff
clency in behalf Of the cause of edu-
catlon, and the appointment is uni
vversally commended as one eminently
fit to be made"
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All the wit of the world, it seems,
IS not monopoized by Irishmen, as
the following, from the San Antonio
(IeXas) Erpress, referring to the Oh
sequles Gen. Johnston, at Calves
Soii' VII low. 1t says: If General
Johnston as alive, he would tell the
fools to his ashes alone
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Family Residence for Rent,

- THAT well known and commodious
1f!I RESIDENCE, on Boundary, near
-sA.AA Main street, with every necessary
convenience, (known as the Sondley House,
Is offered for rent. Price moderate. Apply
to JACOB LEVIN,
Auctioncer and Commission Merchant,
Corner Assembly and Plain streets
March Il
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A New TICKET New York
Herald, of Saturday last, suggests a
Presidential ticket for the coming
election. 1t proposes the names of
Gems. U. 5. Grant and II. Z. Lee for
President and President. This
ticket would take, if it was practica-
bic.
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On retiring from the firm of WELLS.
CRAWFORD & FRIDAY, take pleasure in
recommending my friends and the public
to the confidence of the new firm of
CRAWFORD Il FRIDAY. J. H. WELLS.
Colambia, S. c., March II, 1867.
March IA o*
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SHIP n EWS.
PORT OF CHARLESTON. MARCH IA.

ARRIVED YESTERDAY
Steamship Sara 5ossa, New York.
Steamship Patapsco, Netf,, Baltimore.
|. ). steamship Memphis, New York.
WENT TO SEA YESTERDAY
Steamship Moneka, Lobby, New York.
Steamship Sea Gull, DuttoH, Baltimore.
Norwegian bark Deodota, Liverpool.
British brig Spartan, Halifax, n. S.
BriS Myronus, Higgins, West Indies.
Schr. S.llie Mearce. fortune Island.
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STATE CoNsr1TUr1oNA1 CoNvEN.

STATE CONSTITUTIONAL CoNvEN-
TONS. While the Maryland Legisla-
ture is determining the matter of q
call of convention to remodel the
State Constitution, in compliance
with the undoubted popular demand,
several of the States in the North
have already determined OF are con
sidering the holding of like conven-
tons for themselves. Michigan is to
hold 4 constitutional convention,
which will have power to prepare an
amended State Constitution. In New
York constitutional convention is
also to be held; and the subject of
holding a convention to revise the
Constitution of Pennsylvania is being
asitated at Harrisburg.
\ new color, called amaranthe, is
worn for carriage full dress. 1t looks
remarkably we'll under gus-light. in
velvet over white satin undertrains
This is the greatest novelty, as also
light fawn Grape, over which blue
beetles and other brilliant insects
crawl among the ruddy autumn
leaves / do not advise this, unless a
very brilliant white under skirt relieve
the tan impression left by SO negative
color; the effect is, however, ex-
tremely distitague -Po7'is Cor.
CONTRACTS FOR CARRYING THE MAILS.
\ Washington letter says: In view
of the fact that all the contracts for
carrying the mails in the South ter
inmate on the Both of next June, the
whole force of the contract bureau of
the Post Office Departments engaged
in preparing for the next mail lettings.
The competition for this service is
about as high as was expected. The
decisions will be announced on the
2Sth instant.
IMPEACHMENT NT.-Andrew johnson
$50 says Forney's Chronicle) contri-
buted most generously to the move
ment in favor of his impeachment,
by his extraordinary conversation
with the editor or reporter of the
New York CHizeu He said that the
aristocracy of shareholders had been
succeeded by an aristocracy of bond
holders.
AN ANOMALOUS MILITIA. General
Mansfield, AdjutantGeneral Of Iu-
diana, IN his report to the Legislature
on the condition of the State militia,
says 1t consists at present of a major
general, acknowledgement, quarter
mastergeneral, and no privates, and
he recommends the passage of law
that will add some privates to the
force
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PURITY OF MANUFACTURE. In times of
so frequent adu!tsration of articles in daily
use, it is gratifying to be able to commend
Colsate's Family Soap for it's established
and tested purity. No soaps in the mar
ket are more free from all adulteratng or
delcterious ingredients. This fact is one
which should extend the use OF this Soap
into every family.
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Dissolution of Copartnership.
HNHE firm of WELLS, CRAWFORD 4
Il FRIDAY Is this day dissolved by its
own limitation. j. H. WELLS,
DANIEL CRAWFORD,
JAMES X. FRIDAY.
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FOR RENT.

A RESIDENCE, at the corner of
llMI Plain and Williams streets, contain
-~AsaA-ing six rooms. besides kitchen anl
servants quarters; at present occupied by
the subscriber, to whom application may
be made W. X. GREENFIFTD
March IS *
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PASSENGERS leaving Columbia on the
1l.4o 4. IN. train, CAN GET DINNER at
kinssrilie, on arrival of cars, at 1.20.
March Is y
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The Undersigned will continue the bust
ness as heretofore. under the name of
CRAWFORD & FRIDAY
DANIEL CRAWFORD.
JAMES X. FRIDAY.
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Local Itepa@

PERsoNAL.-We were much pleased
yesterday evening, at receiving visit
from gentleman to whom we GO
under many obligations for raaterial
assistance i'll bringing the Pha,aio:
into existence. We refer to Hugh
Wilson, Esq, of the Abbevlle Press.
Mr.: W. visits Columbia on business.
and to take a short breathing spell
Success to him in all his affairs, say
we.
The ClEcUs IS COMING. Mike
Lipman's great show will make its
first appearance in this city, on
Wednesday, March 27 This compa-
ny has been exhibiting before delight
ed audiences throughout the South,
and, besides the usual attractions of
circus company, present other
features, which commend it to gene
raj admiration.
The corn forwarded to this Dis.
trict by the Southern Relief Associa-
ton, for the relief Of the destitute.
will be distributed on Monday, the
18th, and the following days, at the
Office of the Freedmen's Bureau. in
this city, to such persons requiring
1t as may bring certificate to that
effect from either a member of the
City Council, Commissioner of the
Poor, or a minister of the Gospel.
IMPoREAST.-The following order
explains itself:
HEADQ'Rs DEPT OF THE South,
CHARLESTON, March 13, 1867.
General Orders No. 81.
An official copy of the law. enti-
tied "An Act to provide for the more
efficient government of the rebel
States - having been received at
these headquarters, it is hereby an
nounced, for the information and
government of all concerned. that
the said law is in force within the
Military District composed of North
Carolina and South Carolina from
this date.
! BY command of
BIT. Maj. Gen. J. c. ROBINSON.
JOHN r. MYR1cK, 1st. Lieut.. 3d u.
S. Art, Bvt. Major y. S. A.
We have received a letter from a
gentleman, dated Hi@lsborough, n.
c., March 10, 1867, from which we
extract the following. The name of
the author will be given, il necessary:
''While Gen. Johnston was retreat
ing through Orange County, Just
before his surrender, South Caro-
linlan ian officer of cavalry had a
horse stolen from the yard of Joseph
Thompson. near Hillsborough The
horse is III this County, and can be
recovered by the owner, and the per
petrator punished Not knowing the
address Of the officer 1 cannot com
municate directly with him.
ii hope you will insert Il suitable
notice III yonr paper, and request
other South Carolina papers to do
likewise. that justice may be done.
and property recovered. c.
s&
| New -ih' 'EhTIaE3l;:Hrs. .-.lttrnt.olI Is cali
&C! !" tho following advertisements. which
are published this morning for TIE frs,
t;nc:
Dinner for Passengers at Kingsyille.
! ii. ID. llanaiian-Corn and Oats
w. L. Waltcr-Auction Sale
| jacob Bell-Citation j. G. Gibbes
| Mike Lipmam's Circus.
! JAS. s. McMahon-City Taxes.
| PURITY OF MANUFACTUHE.-In times of
so frequent adu!tsration of articles in daily
use, it is gratifying to be able to commend
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HaY! HAY.

100 BALES prime North Carolina
1VO ltAI, received on consignment
and for sale by \. 4. PHILLIPS.
March II ,
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Printing Material For Sale

q n assortment of TYPE and MATERI-
IA AL, sufficient to publish large sized
paper, is offered for sale at a very reason
able price. The TYPE is as good as new.
For further particulars, apply at this
Office. Feb %
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TO TAXPAYERS
State South Caroina--Richland Dist

state South Carohna--Rlchla Dist.
By /dcob Bel, Oy'diuGry Of said District
WHEREAS James G.. Gibbes hath
w applied TO me for letters of adini-
nlstratlon on the estate of Gabriel r.
Starring, late Of the District aforesaid, de-
ceased:
These are, therefore, to cite and ad-
monish all and singular the kindred and
creditors Of the said deceased, to be and
appear before me, at our next Ordinary's
Court for the said District, to be holden at
Columbia on Monday, the twenty-tifth day
of March instant, at ten O'Clock q. M. to
show cause, if any, why the said admins.
tratlon should not be granted
Given under my hand and seal of the Court
tills eighth day vi March, in the year
OF our Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and slxty-seven, and in the ninety
first year of American independence.
JACOB BELL,
March Is f2 Ordinary Richland Dist.
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Cutlery! Cutlery!i

4 FULL assortment of Table and Pocket
"a CUTLERY, SCISSORS, &C., in store
and for sale low by JOHN c. DIAL.
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New ADVERTISEMENTS. -.lttcnt.onl Is cali
&C! !" tho following advertisements. which
are published this morning for tie frs,
t;nc:
Dinner for Passengers at Kingsvile
II. ID. llanahan-Corn and Oats.
w. L. Wsltcr-Auction Sale.
Jacob Bell-Citation j. G. Gibbes.
Mike Lipmam's Circus
Jas. 5. McMahon-City Taxes
Ellsworth American., 1867-11-15
Oh. MIL ER'S
Soothing and Healing Balsam


1T HAS PROVED ISFALLIBLE FOR BI-RNs
FROZEN Limbs Bruises, rpTalns. " olnds pf All
kinds, Pains IN thc side. Back shoulders Chjl-
bial1s, thsFiesi iiahas- sta Neck, Ague. in tho
fIce or Breast, Ear 4 che. Deafness PoiSon;nT
ErysiFelas4 end Inflammation e tie ives 20,
hbcuiHaiism II Is not certain cure vet hundred
H. lc2.
~ Al tNTIEN II MEDICINE, when taken in sea.
soE, II witt cure inflammation Of the Bowels pr..
eniery, Kidney Complaint. and Cholera siorbu. /,
y ~ aAsp fAne brifhsFIa, 6fy coughs, and Astbnls
NJ metbeIue + purely vegetable IN its con-.
posii!"n eeothing and healing tn its influence and
may be given to any 20 or sex with u.rfef ssfe;v
" mas hteH before tbs public during the past nine
years, ana has wrought some = the uost a-tnn.sh
ihg cures The proprietor challenges the u orld ,a
pi@lsee rs superior as remedy. FOR sale by ali
e. D. lssI, Proprietor. Springfield, Mass
,,'iea- Barncs 60 2i Park Row New York
VIII also supply the Trade al List Prices.
eowlyearIo
Ellsworth American., 1867-11-15

IL l6 large rolaas, sro.
20 d9a5le-coiHa.t lsa9es IN each rol'fme.
The leading claim. to public consideration
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-. i -gsfs.ses ali other wora, IN tie faluess
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y No ottar work contains 80 inany reliable
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-. The best minds in this country have been
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branch Of manufactures. mechanics, aad general
Science.
~ His library in itself where every topic is
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whi,h " in enable a student, ii lac i so disposed.
10 consult other authoritic- thus al ding AiA
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showing the wonderful growth 4 all sections
Ever, one Gtat reads. ever. ouc that i4inzlcs IN
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the cert1inlv of finding l. al last. VIII tyc!op-
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parisoa Of the be.i authorities. Moreover, while
only men Of fortune can collect library complete
IN al tAe departments Of knealc ige, { logTdia
worth in Itself tor purposes OF reference at least
iuoU-aHd vOnlnc-, ls wi hin The reach OF ail,-the
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Ellsworth American., 1867-11-15

At a court Of Probate holden at Ellsworth, within
aud for the County OF Hancock on tae Ath
wednesday OF Oct A. ID. 1881.
NELIA JARVIS CHANBEisLAiN, named TX
lJ ecutrix in a certain instrument IuFpoftHs
y. he me last will aud testament OF John Z thai'
berlain late OF Castine in SAID county deceased,
having M e-entsd the same for probate;
OgDLgED,-That The said ENecuitN slve h@2uce @
order 10 be published three weeks suceessIyeiy IN
The tIlsworn American printed at Ellis orth, tat
th.,, NAV appcar at "A Probate Court 10 b. held at
Buckspo.t in SAID county On the third edne>da"
OF jan next, atten OF the clock IN the forenoon,
ami shew cause If any they nave, why the laid in
sfran,ent should not be proved, approved, ami
sIloyycI 40 TIE last VIII and testament Of said
dscsased.
avy4l GEo A. DYER, Register.
Ellsworth American., 1867-11-15

~ e0urt % Probate holden st Ellsworth vitAin
sad fsr the County ef Hancock, On line sc.
Wednesday ot ssrt A d I.57
TOHN 7. Emery Exeessfor Of ise last VIII of
u Joei kneEy ie u s.deH In sad CoaEiy de-
ces essed--bzylng preSsaIea his drzr account OF Ad
EnIu.stTasion nIs0n said estate for Probate:
pRuF-1sEIS - Thai the saAt ENecGsaS a-ITe ESisse
thereof 10 slA pFgsozsS Interested, BY cans copy
Of this OTsfcf - lse fsntl5@ised ihree eeks sucres
worth eaat Ties Tzay appear 81 Prossrp Court -
be holien at Eilzs-aEFn fae first Wezlue t1T
q e. ~ Tea II 1he rleck IN fbe fa-paeai
and shey- c1Hse- IL ans they have #hy The szIae
sh8uld not be allowed.
PARKER TICK. JadEr.
y true CoEfE--Atstst;
5aI GEo. \ DYTr. Re- te--
Ellsworth American., 1867-11-15

A, a Court OF Probate holden Ellsworth, with
in and for the County OF Hancock, on the hrst
"Wednesday OF Oct, A. d, lsbl.
YYARyET 4. HADLY, AdmN', upon the estate
Ill ri Richard IL Hadly late Of tranhIin III sald
county decased-having presented her hnai ac-
count Of Adtni-islratod upon said estate Tor FRO
bate
oRpERyp That the said ttlnr give notice
thereof 10 all persons Interested, by causing
a copy OF this Order ta be published three weeks
rueces.iveiy in the Ellsworth American, printed
IN Ellsworth that they may appear at If9batc
court 10 be holden at ElsA UrtA ON the hrst " Cd
uesday Of DEF, next, At Ten OF the clock IN the
forenoon, and ahcw cauae itany the! have WI. the
came should not be allowed.
A True Copy-Attest: ,,-,,
3wtI GEO. y. III LIZ, ieelater
Ellsworth American., 1867-11-15

To ne Honorable judge Of Probate for tic County

To the Honorable Judge q Probate for tic Count.
Of Hancock:
Tat undersigned Administrators .; tte es, a'e ai
cygaiy, DE-: i7ts4, scsId44g represents that tie
g0Ols ca1iEeIs Tzlts aEd cE.s.lL= Of =afa Dc ee 81
are - szy AIS gast debts and ss
Of administration D. the eI taree tiVas sAnd
dollars; Wherefore yQar petitioner PFays your
E9lgE 10 s4AI tlte. Lssense 70 sell. =. pu5iIe Or
private sale, the aezi estate oi sail trrJ. h +. Ba
AsE, aoi zsceei sl1 sa.n. AID convey the sAgise
VIZ tlIe -t9Ee an4 Lgt LAsllEe. al the corner
taade by tue highway ie4iiAs 70 Baehla aud the
highway is4sliag land, Iad all mas interest in
IA Hols.:s.sa1 ;aTIn 48a real estate Of IA. tate
FayesSs Baker, oI ihs real tstate OF the deceased
to salisfy $40 debts aad charges OF adrniaI=ir "a,
t.ul.
Ellsworth American., 1867-11-15

4 fTFR an extensive practice Of upwards Of
= twenty wears continues 10 secure Patents in
the rniiel States also IN great Britain, IRA &C
and other foreign countries. Caveats, >pealiica
ionS Bonds, garments, and all psper- or draw
win dispatch. Researches made into American
Foreign works, 10 determine legal and other
advice rendered III all matters touching the same
1 efie- OF the claims Of any patent furnished by
renting one dollar, Assignments recorded In
Wa. hIUgton.
No .fgea-g in he Juifc3 state, pnssesses superior
facdfiss for pAtaiaiag iatcafs u asocroiniag the
pracfi-.ibti!fH efitrenti9Hs,
During eight months the subscriber III the course
of nj large practice. made ttrcs rejected app!i-
cstaons >IXiFhS AFfLALs; eteTy one of "hicn was
de- ded IL h, ffcor BY the commissioners ofratents
TESTIMONIALS.
u regard Mr. fdiy one OF the most durable and
successful practitioners with whom have had
official intercourse. CHAs, MASON.
Commissioners of Patents,
Il have No he-iiati0n III assuring inventors that
they cannot employ man more competent aud
tt=lsfiroYtAy, and more eApaule Il putting their
application. IN a form To secure for them early
and favorable consideration Al the Patent Office.
EDMUND BU URk,'
Late Commissioner oil Patents,
''Mr. r II. EuDY has made fur tue TiIIR1EES
applicatlons in all but ONE OF which patent.
have been granted and that one il nowpendlng.
such unPli,takahle proof Of great talent and
ability on his part leads me To recommend nil in
VcHtOrs to apply to him to procure their patents
IA they may be Of having the most faithful
attention he towed ON their cases and al very
reasonable charges. JOHN TAGGAl:D.p .
Jan /. isJI-hil
Ellsworth American., 1867-11-15
GEO. H. EMERSON.
tFtfI- II FNIf-I.NIJN.
GED. ". fkR1lN>.
By {. J. Abbott, heir ATTY.
Castine, Sep. Is. i7ys
.TKTF 1rkINT

Hanco h, IS. Court Of Probate, sep. Term,
gue k-poTt A. u. lsj..
Upon the foregoing Petition, OEDERhD,-lha.
.ai Petion'r give public notice 10 all per-oHs IN
Nrested, by Causing copy OF tAe
r.. tition, and ihs order thereon, To be published
three wee-s suecessively III the Ellsworth -Ameri-
Can a Newspaper pubilsAed in Ellsworth IN said
County, tast they may appear at = Court OF Pro-
bate fcr sald County 10 be held at Ellsworth on
the fret WeIncsday of Dee. next, AZ ten Of the
clock in tae forcnp9n, 20 shais cause, # any they
nave, why tie prayer VI said peII1aer shyd4d not
{ srauteI.
PARKER TICK, Judge.
cwu Attest :-GEo. A. DrER, Register.
Ellsworth American., 1867-11-15

Al Cont OF Probate holden at Ellsworth Within
aud ior the County "f iianaoek on the ionr,ii
"Wednesday Of Oct. a. - ls''f.
~.I.PTis STEyEAs Guardian OF Henry A. Hes
IL i ford 4 al minors, OF GoAl'isbpfe IN said
tounty eceasctg--haVng pTesente his hrst ac-
count of Guardianship upon SAID estate tof fro-
bate. - - n. -. .s.;
thereof TO ali persons Interested, BY causing q
sa,,,. ~ this order To be published three weeks
s,,r1essiyey in the Ellsworth American printed ia
EiIs sworth that they appear AT ai'robate L0art
10 hc holden AT Ellsworth 0A the hrst wednes .
5av III bee next, III ten OF the clock IN the fUrg
na;,n. and shew cause ii any they have, why the
same shonld not be allowed.
PARKER TUCk, Judge.
"A - Ono. 4. DlEa, Register.
3w IL.
Ellsworth American., 1867-11-15

NIL .EsszEi.9eg liEr}y Tes Yss s3ts notice 10 il
azszaee7fss5 iEgt g. f,e- fse-a sis1&v spFe4zf-
rfi zlsi f.a- tatta .ig7 Ii8- I rAe tr-5 o az s3
stFzsr "a. tfie e-r. ge7 81 ALVIN r. sfFtytEN~
tate of r~r4-e ss t4e touatF 81 Hancock deceased,
~ giving h5Bsi a.. Ina iaH dire = h1 therefore
=e.ts al sF-J.4s zGgltsst if E-le -as1
15l-asels estzte f5 EalSr lftllalfl -4tc 15a le+.
Ar tho. ws53 saFE au. 4eu4a1ft- t-E1EGH ~ e.
WILLAED { HIGGINS.
o. ID, -.
Ellsworth American., 1867-11-15
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eerf rad sarYeyor In iyOl. Price Sl0
send 10 the Publishers for Circulars and Terms.
u. APPLETON ~ 60, Publishers,
lia3G AS and llj BIodnwdy. sew loIk.
Ellsworth American., 1867-11-15
s.7cock, s.. Gaars u i'FesA.s, .oei. Tern, =.
To lie Hosors,,e Judge of rrse2se log LIZ coaats

To lie Honorable Judge q fseoze io- te Co11i..
Of HANCOCK
nyfIE unders cnesl. wilo-- q aiber. 9. Brooks
II Iase ot Eigs-9o-tsl IN -aI4 t5aBt. tie-tae,f',
r-specif4tlly Represents. that SAL cc5es-c1 Gie1
to.ressesI os Per-a Ial f.sgaie, al Infca5sta u
WHICH ha. Aesu 8H3g fetuFaet. tate l.s I5yt1te
OfA5s that her essIasianccs ten4Cr y Attf~-
.aTv that -ss =hs2id lG4e iHs-t II -sa Fe3stsl.s-
E-taie than entitled e. ia 5Zslsi f1i-A54
thereof. Size therefore rrass That ye1r ti9-9f
.1aid gYau; her sacI A5O-slsc CIT - said FsT-
sonal Estate. FgaE discretion oE may deter
nsIne necessary and proper. a nd for nc apP0iat-
Tueni o. Commissioners ~ --t cut Ler Dover On
said estate - ,.,,,--.,-
Oct 3, lo5s7. -
STATE OF MAINE.
HAxcocx, a.. Court u Probate o5t- Term A
D., ISL.
Upoa ine foregoing petition, 6EDEEEL That
ca u iaog ggEe isg;ire 10 al peEsolis interested
b. cau-fAZ a copy Of the order % Dc
pil)l .1ed tfzeG wgh- ely Ia the EA-EGft
faeriesB a IL. WeIa el published II Ellsworth Ia
f@I1 E9ua;y, t8aat they tizsy appear ~ Court ~
irty.J4;e for t,ssF - te eia al EsN oft7 gT
s8s brat Wednesday II be De6t- - ten o tne
eiocs ia iAe losea9oia, and ss- cause e an k44eE
have, $ h. lie s&Ae should not D- granted
PAEKEK TICK, Ju1Ee.
A tue coPy-4rest;
Go \. DYER, Register.
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