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SETTLEMENTS ORDERED TO BE
ADVERTISED.

tn is ORDERED THAT The
following accounts Of Executors. Admins
traitors and Guardians that have been hled 10
The Probate Court of Trumbull County, be ad-
yertised for four consecutive weeks. agreeable
to law, and that they continue or ale for inspec-
ton and exceptions. until the 18th day Of April
1851. when they will be examined and ordered
TO record, if no exceptions appear thereto.
Geo Wallenmeyer, decd. final settlemt of EXT
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This ChangeabIe Weather is very trying
to health, particularly for such as are troubled
with any pulmonary weakness. Even a little
hoarseness may SO ~irritate the lungs as Il pro-
duce the most direful consequences. GOES
COUGH BALSAM cures hoarseness every time.
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The Pennsylvania Legislature ON
Wednesday passed an act. concurrent
with an act Of the Ohio Legislature,
authorizing the abandonment of the
middle section of the Pennsylyanis and
Ohio Canal. thirty-fve miles, from Gil
Tard to RaFenna.
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A; D. WEBB, Agent, Warren, Chic.
March q, 1857,
Farm FOR sale.


THE SUBSCRIBERS offers for
4 sale his farm. situated 3 miles northeast Of
Bristol Center, Trumbul Co.. O.. on q goodroad
running from Mecca. TO the mills known As
V~radenbuEgh's Mills. and containing two hun
dred and ninety-six acres of new land one
half in pasture and meadow. the other half
covered with valuable timber. consisting Of Inc
Poplars, Oaks. Ash and other valnable sorts Of
Timber Surface Rolling and well Watered
with two Creeks Of never falling water: Soil
Sandy and Fertile. There are three Springs on
the farm. one Of which is soft water.
There is on the farm q good Frame House, in
afne place. surrounded by a grove Of about 200
second growth Maple trees. Also q good bear
ing Orchard, containing some $50 trees. al graft
ed and selected from the best Nurseries in the
land A good Sugar Camp of some 500 large
hard Naples, sugar House and Arch. making il
q desirable location for Farming, Dairying or
Grazing. There are also two Saw Milsin sigh
of the farm. a 9Iist Mill and Store about "a
miles distant. and a Sehoollocated on the farm.
All other information wanted. can be had from
the subscriber on the premises.
March 8, lS67-Sm SAMUEL ST0VER.
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STATE OF NEw YORK,
rOUNTY OF n. Y.

Stephen CroEell, President. and Philander
Shaw, Secretary of the Phenix Insurance Com
pany. being severally sworn, depose and say,
that the foregoing is a full, true and correct
statement of the affairs of said Company, and
that they are the above described Officers there
Of STEPHEN CR0WELL, Pres't.
PHILANDER SHAW. Sec'ty.
Subscribed and sworn before me. this 18th
(seaD day of January. 1861.
70 Stampl Th0S. T. GOODRICH,
COMMISSIONS for Ohio.
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". miscellaneous.

". miscellaneous.
The greatest amount insured in any
one risk So, OO0-but will not as q
general rule exceed..---~--~~ $40. 600
The greatest amount allowed by thel No gener-
rules to be insured in any one city, al rule
town or village. and the greatest = governed
amount allowed to be insured in by eircum-
any one block stances.
The amount Of its capital or earning
deposited in any other State. as Sc
curity for losses therein ...----..-. Sl33,400 90
Deposit required IN Ohio, made annually.
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Columbus, Ohio. yGnpary .. 1867.
It is hereby certified. that the foregoing Is Z
correct COPY of the Statement OF Condition of
the Phenix Insurance Company Of Brooklyn.
n. Y, made to and filed in this Once. for she
year 1867.
Witness my hand and seal officially.
Seal JAS. IL. GOLDMAN,
Auditor Of State.
D. L. Winia,ns nhinf rlnrE
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AdIournmenf or Cnngress.

The Senate and House adjourned, on
Saturday last, till the first Wednesday in
July. On the same day on which Con-
gress adjourned the President issued a
proclamation converting the Senate in
Executive Session on Monday, April first,
inst. It is supposed the session will con-
tinue a week or ten days. Tae chief bust
ness to be done is the confirmation or re-
lection of Federal appointments.
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Certiaeate 81 Authorifr
To expire on the 31st dsy Of January. 1852
Once Of the Auditor Of Stated
InEurarce Danarfuonf

8&lA = y 4 90
Once Of the Auditor Of STATED
Insurance Department.
Columbus, o., Feb. Is 1851
Whereas. The North American Fire Insurance.
Co.. located at New York. in the State Of New
York. has fled in this once 3 sworn statement
Of its condition, as required b. the set To rsgu-
late Insurance Companies not Incorporated By
the State of Ohio" passed April s. 1856, amend
ed February 9. 1854. and the act To regulate
Foreign Insurance Companies. passed Aprn.5,
1866; and. Whereas. said Company has furnish
ed the undersigned satisfactory evidence that
it is pos essed Of actual capital Of ct least One
Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars. invest
ed as required BY said acts /: and. Whereas, said
Company has filed in this ONCE a written instru-
ment under its corporate seal signed BIZ the
President and Secretary thereof. Authorizing
any agent or agents of said Company IN this
State TO acknowledge service o. process. for
and in behalf Of said Company according 70
the terms of said act Of ApulS 1850.
Now, Therefore, In pursuance Of the acts
aforesaid, I JAMES II. GOODMAN. Auditor Of
State for o.. do hereby certify that said NORTH
AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE Co. Of
New York, is authorized to transact the bust
ness Of Fire and Marine Insurance in this State
the thirty-frsr day Of January, in the year
One thousand eight hundred and sixty-eizht.
ISeal1 In Witness Whereof. I have hereuntO
subscribed my name and caused the
seal of ny ONCE to be affixed the day
and year above written.
JAS. GOODMAN, Auditor Of State.
N Wnnn o ~
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RNOLD'S INK.

IA We have a good supply Of all sizes ofthis
celebrated Writing Fluid always on hand
March SIT PoRTERs BOOK STORE
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New Advertisements.
A Ill

james B. DunIap.l Before Azor Abel. J. P.
n VS. Of Warren Township.
On the 18th day of March, A D 1907, said JUS
tice issued sn order of attachment in the above
action. for the sum of SIS 49-lOO, which suit will
Apr 8 1867 JAMES .. DUNLAP.
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n@.The lower branch of our State
Legislature has resolved to adjourn on
the 18th inst.
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The Transit Routes of Panama and
Nicaragua.
From the New YsrE Hegsld. 18th Feb 1851

PANAMA, 1st Feb. 1867.
yellow Fever is almost epidemic on the
Isthmus. The deaths from that disease are nu-
merous, and Panama IS full Of pestilenee and
flth. The season is the siekliest kn0gn for
years. The yellow fever Is rsginG OF board the
Jamestown. tthe United States map-ofwar,) and
the deaths average one or tVo per Siem- The
Commodore viii put to sea IN order 70 disfnfect
the ship.
"Dr. Little. American CoRsul. died Of yellow
fever on the 29th January. From thu fact that
the majority Of the men on board the James
town are prOstratsd with disease. the usual
guard Of marines at his funeral could not be
formed"
Iron the New York Tribune 18th Feb, 1sG7.I
"PAyAMA. 1st Jan. 1871
The health Of cur atty Panama. Is not by
shy means what il usually is; there have been
many deaths. ChOiers is said to have entirely
disappeared on the Nicaragua route
NOTICE TO CA~LIFORSTANs.
There has not been epidemic disease OF any
kind on the Nicaragua route and II z quite
healthy. The next steaneTsky way OF Nieara-
qua will be the Santiago de Cuba. and San
Psanoisce,P Sth and 90th March.
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ESTATE OF TIRZAH CASE.
Idec'd. The undersigned has been duly
appointed and qualified ExecutriX Of the last
will and estament of Tirzah Case. late Of Gus
taVus. decd. RUTH CASE.
Gustavus. April 5. 1s67-St.
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ENACTMENT.

Truesdel & Townsend) Before Azor Abel, J..
VS. p. of Warren Township
+. R. Woodford. TrumbuII County. o.
On the 14th day o fMarch. A 1861, said Jus
tice issued an order of attachment in the above
action for the sum of S5S 90. which suit will be
for trial May IA, 1857, at 10 O'Clock, A H..
apr 3 1851 TRUESDELL 4 TOWNSEND.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-04-03

The ely question Is agltaIlnS new
York. At a recent trial in that city,
relative to a lot of jellies, the fact trans
pired that strawberry, pineapple and
other jellies were all formed out OF ap-
pie Jelly, colored to suit the name, snd
Favored with essences.
4 Montreal dispatch has this cheer
full item for adyepturers; Another
large gold nugget has been found on
the property of the Deleny Gold Mining
Company, and was sent TO Quebec to-
day. The weight is officially announ-
ced by the Government Inspectors to
be fifty and a half ounces, and the coin
value is nearly 5000.
We learn incidentally, says the Gin
cinnati Gazette, that the raiiroad7Eare-
house and woodshed st London, ohio,
caught fire last night and was totally
destroyed, with all their contents
How the FIRE occurred, or what the
amount Of the loss is, was not reported.
4 man named David Doty, proprie-
tor and driver of stages between Aus
tin, and Nevada, committed suicide by
shooting, az Austin, on the 23d of Feb
ruary. Er. Doty was from Ohio. De-
preston Of spirits, consequent upon s
unsuccessful business, vas he u OF
the act
Statistical returns show that the
deaths of the n~ative-born Massachu-
sets exceed the births.
At 8 late term of the Clay county,
Indiana, Circuit Court, some young
gentlemen were fned Eve dollars each,
for laughing and whispering in church.
Says an exchange: We had the
pleasure not long ago of c~onyersing at
/ Bethlehem with Dame Heekewelder,
the fret white child born in Ohio. Her
father was the celebrated missionary
among the Indians. She is entirely
deaf, but very cheerful and courteous
in heS manners.
A Special dispatch from Akron in
forms us that the house o. q Mr.. Heck
ell. at Sufield, was destroyed BY Gre
last night, and his five children perish
ed in the flames, No further particu-
lars are giyep
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THE AMERICAN FARMER

THE PRACTICAL FARMERS
Il own Paper. The cheapest and best Agri-
and Horticulturaljo Journal in America.
illustrated with numerous engravings OF Farm
Buildings, Animals. Implements, Fruits, Flow
&c. Orig one dollar a gear. Agents wanted
s ~ sc IT. Shtasei Owl e99nnTy; anS state; e
are offered. For full particulars Of which, send
for a specimen copy. N0t1 Is the time 10 subscribe.
on your name and the name of your
friends Address. JOHN TURNER.
Publisher and Proprietor,
Rochester. N Y.
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S45.ss6 90

Sf9sooO W
STATEMENT of the condition of the REPUB-
Lie FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, Of the
city Of New York. on the S1st day of December,
lS66, in conformity with the Laws Of the State Of
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.XECUToR's NOTICE.

LINotice is hereby given that the undersigned
has been appointed and qualified as tx
oftownship Of Mecca, TrumbuIl Co. o..
April S-St. A CASE, Executor.
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Office Of the Auditor Of State.l
Columbus, o., March ], 1861.
1t Is hereby certified. that the foregoing Is a
correct copy Of the Statement Of Condition OF
the North American Fire Insurance. Company
Of N. y, made to and filed in this Office, fertile
year 1867.
lSeaD Witness my taEd and seal oaicialIy.
STAMP JAS. WILLIAMS.
Chief Clerk for Auditor ofSfats
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STATE OF NEW YORK,
County Of New York.

JAMES W.6us, PresldenE. and 2 ". BIeeck-
er, Secretary. Of the North American Fire Insu-
rance Company, being ssTerally sworn, depose
and say. that the forsgoing Is 4 full. true and
correct statement Of the affairs Of said Tnsu-
rance COMPANY, and that they are the above
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Once Of he Auditor Of Stale, |

Once Of the Auditor Of Stale, I
Columbus. O., January q, 1867.
1t is hereby certified that the foregoing is 4
correct copy of the Statement Of Condition of
the Norwich Fire Insurance Company of Con-
year 1867.
(Seal.) Witness my hand aHd seal officially,
JAS. H. GOODMAN,
Auditor Of State.
By James Williams. CHIEF Clerk.
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Royal Havana Lottery Of Cuba.
Drawn once inseEenteen days. Prizes eashed
and Information given. Highest rates paid for
DoubloOns and all kinds of Gold and silver
GEo. UPHAN, 63N. Main St. Providence. RI I.
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Enterprise Insurance Company
OF CINCINNATI.

CAPITAL ST. OO 900 y
TNSURES DWELLINGS AND
lother contents. Mercantile and other good
This Company adjusts and pays losses
promptly. For a Policy apply to
WI. SPEAR, Agent.
March q. lsS7-2t.
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QUARTERLY REPORT
Of the condition of the Trumbul Ma
tionaI Bank Of Warren, on the morning Of the
first Monday ofAprl, 1901,
R-aaoureea
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JIM DICK, Treasurer.
MeadviIIe. Pa, April 3. 1s67-4t.
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WALL PAPER Wall Paper !
WINDoW SHADES.

w @~FtO " ALALDlLls
We hays Just received a supply Of Paint
ed Cloth Window Shades. and also plain Duff
and Green Hollands, which We can cut any
length desired, at W.N, 4 W. E.PORTRk'S
March a-tf
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QUARTERLY REPORT.
W of the condition Of the First National
Of Warren, o. on the morning Of the first
Monday of Anil A 1867.
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STATE OF CONNECTICUT, l.,
County Of New London. J
Ebenezer Learned. President. and John L.
Denissn. Secretary Of the Norwich Fire Insu-
rance Company, bsipg severally sworn. depose
and say, that the foregoing Is a full, true and
correct statement Of the affairs Of said Compa-
ny, and that they are the above described off,
GERS thereof. Z. LEARNED, Pres't.
J. l.. DENIS0N. Sec'y,
Subscribed and worn before me, this 18th day
of January, 1867. HENRY T. BOWERS,
(Stamp) lSeall Notary Public
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~ HOrsemen Attention.
,N Just published. q new, en-
kzA larged edition. of DR.. Trid-
~O balls celebrated book on the
NH treatment of all the diseases
A~ of horses. with tricks practi-
tieed BY Jockeys and how to tell ages Of horses
and cattle. Every horse owner should q it.
Sent By mail for only so cts. Address
g. s. MELLEN. Lewiston. Ne
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y. W.0TIS, President,
Il. W. BLEECKER. Ssc'y.-
Subscribed and sworn before me. thisf2fh dav
Of February. 1857, TH0S. I. TH0RNELL,
Is Cent stamp.l Sal IOf 0nl0.
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TO EcNsUM PTIYEc.

The advertiser, having been restored to health in
few weeks by a very simple remedy, alter hav
ing suffered. for several years with severe lunG
affection, and that dread disease Consaml tion-i'
anxious to make known to his rellow-sulerers the
means Of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy of the
escription used Gree of CHARGE, with the di-ect
for preparing and using the same, winch they
will find n SURE CURE for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA
BRONCHITIS, CorGHs, CCLDS and all Throat anC
Lung Affections. The only object ofthe advertiser
in sending The Prescription is te benefit the afilict
ed and spread information which he coneeires tt
be Invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer VIII Try
his resled-, NJ ii will cost them nothing, and Ha,
prove blessing. Parties wishing the prescription
FREE, by return mail, will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WIZ son,
Iyspi5 Williams burg, Kings CO., New forl
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a 90 e e 0 G "A ~
WAg.TI7sNl
wv q I c n | ] G 5


The true valnc of Machinery applied to Watch
making Is not that by its Watches are made
more rapidly, but That they are made correctly
Very few people know WIZ Wallham Watch
should be superior TO any other In the first place.
at Waltham tine Watch II regarded rs only q ma
on mechanical principles. II the Watches are
good, ii is because The machinery is gnod. o.
course there must he defect in the principle or
PLAZA OF the moycmen,--no mistake i'll the sizes or
shapes oil the pieces of which 1t is composed
nothing wanting IN their properties, and no error
in their positions. These points once thoroughly
settled, it rests wholly WITH the machinery, con
$ ructcd with infinite diversity of form and func
ton expressly for the purpose, 10 produce the tn
ishcd pieces. By means multiplying euage5
ant microscopes. tests aud inspection Tor the de-
lection of wear in The cutting tools, aud Tor faults
and flaws in steel or stone are made to aecompa-
ny the work in every stage from beginning to end.
As Il necessary result, The watch goes together IL
perfect machine. Every part is found to iit prop
Crly in its place. Every pin may be pushed till it
pinchcs aud every screw turned home. instead
81 sluggish and feeble action, the balance, even
under the pressure of the irh,cst handspring, vi
has the clear ringing sound always characteristic
OF the W#ltham Watch. The machine Is time
keeper RON the stat.
Tin, systcm of Matchmaking is unknown in for
eign con ltres, and is entirely Original with the
Walthlm Company. The Company claim that by
II they produce watches that cannot he equalled
for every quality which makes watch valuable.
simple in plan aud correct in principle, the move
mcNt is not only beautifully flushed, ub,tanlal.
accurate and cheap but is uniform in tina minutes !
details, not easily damaged, aud when repaired
always good new. There are different
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different sizes and shapes to suit all tastes and
means; but every Watch that bears the genuine
trademark of "WAI.TIAM" Is guaranteed to be Il
good one, and nobody need be afraid to buy it,
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A Permanent Tonic.

Every one nj times feels the necessity of some
thing to tone up tho system depressed by menta
bodily exhaustion At such times let every one
instead of alcohlic or medicinal stnuants, re-
invgorae his debili;ated system by The natural tot
ic elements OF the
PERUVIAN SYRUP,
or protected solution Of the ProioXide of Iron
which yitalizes and enricbes the blood by su ply
ing 1t with its Life Element. Iron.
Being free from Alcohol in anF form, its Ener'
giving Effects are not followed by Correspondent 6
Reaction, but are permanent, bn. are permanent
inftising STRENGTH, vIcoR and SEW LIFE INTO al
parts of the system, and building up an lKoN
CONSTITUTION.
wM. c. STERLING, Esq, of Poushkcopsie, n u
says
.'Since taking the Peruvian Syrup feel better,
lnv strength Is Improved, my bowels are
regular. my appetite first rate.
There is AN old Physician in this city COLDER than
] ann who has been in the Drug business Tor 40
and gives it AZ his decided opinion, that II Is the
best Alternative Tonic Medicine he ever knew"
For DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY, and FEMALE WEAK,
EGssEs, the Peruvian syrup is specific. J.
mage pamphlet sent free. The genuine has "PE-
J.P. DINSMORE, Proprietor.
No. 50 Dey ST., New York,
Sold by all Druggists.
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? VIZ III NItt'
Nov. 9th, 1877.
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No. (.
DR.. Schenck, the Lung Doctor.

er The Proprietor Of sCilENCk's rrtNnNIC
SYRUP, the inventor 81 ST Ht-NtkS EEshlEuh
L1ER, the only instrument that 10 n certainty
detect the slightest murnur Of the rater
This is OF great Importance 10 Dr. 81 HEM X, To Know
the condition II the lungs, whether It is Iuhctcu
lous Pulmonary bronchial rleurte. ps spcftc Cea
sumption. and whether 1t Is both lungs only one that
u diXeased
II requires constant and long practice 10 bscor-e
familiar with every sound TattlisE Of diseased
bronchial tube. Patients come to Ir- StiE\tk to get
examined that have bcca examined by their tlInilv ply
tcan, who told them that their lungs almost
when BY close examination with the sp'rorctcr Il
IL found that 1t Is affection of the bronchial
fsbe and BY getting healthy action OF tho liver aat
Of tho stomach, tho sufferer is restored 80
health Sometimes medicine that viii stop cough Is
certain death To the patient 1t locks up the liver stops
the circulation blood hemarrlaEe follows, and in
fact stopping The of The very organs that caused
the cough.
Or Schcnck will he prafer sonay A. his rooms every
week 81 Bnnd Street New York and - iiAuoN Street
EoStun, from A. N. unitl . =. VI. lie gives advice
free: br for thorough examination with the E"4pi-
rn-neter the charge is g. HIS medicines f1r sale ny
ali druggists ana dealers also fll supply NIL times
Il. lis rooms Price Of the inHhnic Syrup and Seawesl
oric, $3.50 per bottle. $40 the l1if tnzcn
Mandrake Pills p cents per box GEp. 9 GOODWIN
& CO. j. Hanover Street, Agents Tor Boston. " sic
ty all druggists.
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To the Honorable Court Of County Commission
crs for the County Of llancoch

To the Honorable Court of County Commission
crs for the County ofllancock:
JSyE the undersigned would represent that the
w public interest requires an alteration in the
county Road in Hancock beginning near road
eadirg to Willi2m insect and ais, running on
the North and East side of the said road to inter
sect the same near the Marshall old field so cal
led. ,
va. ara make the alteration as in duty bound we
ey iIah p oSti K, Oct. rsi7.
Nal, pie, McFNl3nd and Is others.
U,<Cuck S. court OF county comm ssoncrs,
October term, A. =. lo'''
I-uoo the foregoing petition it is considered by
fine commits sionrrs Tint ne petel"hers afeieSpoh-
sibl. and that they ought t. be htaIt touchng inc
matter set forth In Their petition ana ihelel"ie Or
der that the county Comnlss "nefs h.cVt az
Nathaniel McFarland's in Hancoc.. on luesaaS
the l.th day oil Dee next, nj . O'Clock A. ~ '"u
thence proceed t view the route meI.hohcd III
said petition, after which view, wit: onr, same
dav ut O'Clock 4. NJ hearing OF the parties anu
Witnesses will be had ut aid Mel llan's ecu
yenient place IN the vicinity, and such other meas
"a en- in the piemlsri as the commissioners
URDEREp-fhat notice OF the time, place and
purpose of the Cognmis sioners' meeting aforesaid
be givel to all persons aud corporations interesl
ed, by serving an attescd copy oil NE pclltoh anu
te ore,er thereon upon the clerk ofthe town OF Han
Coz k and by posting M aitested coples as afore
said, in three public places IN All town thirty
DAYS at least before the time appointed for SAID
view, and by publishing the petition ana ofder
thereon three weeks successfully in the Ellsworth
American. new spaper published at Ellsworth, in
the county of Hancock, the first publication to be
al lea; thirty days before the time OF said view,
that all persons and corporations lHtelcstcd may
[ attend ami be heard il they think 1T.
Attest, j. w PERRY, Clerk
\ true copy OF the petition and order thereon
= Attcst,-rARKEf W. PERRY, Clerk.