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-Assignees' Sale.
BY HUTSON LEE, AuctiOneer.
E. ". MARsALL, Assignee Of JOSEPH PURCELL,
and ". Z. M1KELL, Assignee OF GABR!EL DA-
WIS will sell THURSDAY November 10th, o. II
O'Clock a. NJ, at the corner of Broad-street and
All that LOT OF LAND, with the BUILDINGS there.
on situate lying and being on the north slae OF an
Vendue Range, measuring aud containing in front
ON Yenduc Range 10 feet 20 inches, more or less; on
the back or north line "a feet 10 nche in depth on
west line about 81 feet G inches; on the east nne
running souhwardy about IA feet thence westwarn-
warlly about a feet 6 inches; buting and bound
ing south on vendue Range, west on lands OF Will
liam Trenlolm, north on lands OF John Williamson,
aud east OF lands once OF Joshua Brown
Terms-One-thrd cash, aud the ba!anco In one
We r. secured by bond and mortgage of remises.
Purchaser to pay assisnees for papers.
November II
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Marrie1.

HABEN1cBT-MEAaHER.--on sunday eve
nino sth instant. by the Rev. D. J. QU1GLY, y. l.:
HASENICHT to MARY ANN MEAGHER, eldest
dancht.r of ELLEN MEAaHER, al of this city.
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Auttiunsers' }jriuate Salss.
CLIFFORD e. MATHEWES.

Real Estate Agents, No. &c Eroad-street.
For sale and Lease
PHOSPHATE LANDS OF 4 superior quality, on
deep waec nayi CATION ana healthy locations all the
year.
rICE and COTTON PLANTATIONS and FARMS In
all paris OF i;lc STATE.
lIiY PROPERTY OF every description.
November > 3mos
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fnnfral notiffs.

s- The Relatives, Friends and Ac-
ouaintances of NJ. JOHN j. FERRAL and family
and o: Mr.. and M,s. THos. FEaRAL and iamly. are
invited to attend the Funeral obsequies OF the for
mer. at Cathedral Chapel, This Morning, at Nine
o'clock. No'euiooi -
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Buy YOUR Tea and Coffee from Kriete &
Chapman, corner King and Radcliffe Is, and ge
better article for the money than at any other
establishment in the city. 3mos
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November II

CARRIAGES AND HARNESs.-A
large Stock of BUGGIEs and HARNESS, just re'eiT'
ed, and fer sale low for cash, by
L. CHAPLIN & CO.,
No % Haync-st,e {,
And Nos. SO ard s. Pinckne, street.
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HI. Fl.

HI. Fl.
If you want cheap Blank Books;
If you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Paper,
&C.; or Miller's Almanac;
If you want Printing executed neatly;
you want Boots bound in any style, or Account
Books made to order, with any desired pattern OF
ruling, go to Hiram Harris, Agent, No. 50 Broad
street.
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ssr Hibernian Society," nc Officers
and members of the Hibernian Society aie respect
fully requested to attend the Funeral OF their late
Hallkeeper Mr.. JOHN ]. FERRALL. from his late
resid. nee Laurens-street, East Bay IhsS d9r-
ina, 17th inst, at halfpast Eight O'Clock.
VIM. AIKEN KELLY,
November II secretars'
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Special Sllc Of Dry Goods. on Credit of Thuty
and S,Ity Days.
BY JOHN &. MILNOR g. co.

BY JOHN q. MILNOR & co.
THIS DAY. l7lh instant, at 10 O'clock will be sold,
at our auction Salesroom. No. 135 Meetipg-street,
AN INVOICE CONSISTING OF:
MEMS WHITE COTTON GLOVES Mems Colored
Lisle Thread Gloves, Boys Woolcn Gloves, Ladies'
Hem-sdtchcd L. c. Hsrdkcrchiefs, Childr-n's inen
Cambria Handkcrchiefs, Balmoral skirts. Mems
Mixed Half Hoso, Ladies' White and Slate Colored
Hose, Mems White and Mixed Merino Halt Hose,
Gents Shawls, Plaid and Wool shawls Double
shawls, White and Brown Damask Table Cloths,
Mems Merino Drawers, Colored Cotton Drawers,
Breakfast shawlI Cassimeres, Satinets, Kerseys.
Flannels, New Style Prints, Bleached and Brown
Homespuns. Canton Flannels, Hoop Skirts Tickings,
Denims, Shirting, Stripes &c.
ALSO, An INVOICE OF:
so pa rs ASSORTED PANTS
III MS Heavy Boots, Fine Felt Hats.
Conditions-Sums under 5000. cash; 5000 10 $500,
80 days, 3IU GO days, approved endorsed notes
or city acceptances with interest addei at bank rates.
Settlements on delivery.
On THURSDAY We will offer
A DESIRABLE LOT OF GOODS, TO be RECEIVED
DY STEAMER,
CONSISTING OF:
90 cases LADIES' VELVET AND PLUSE TRIM
MED HATS, Mems and Boys Felt Hats FiEe AS.
soriment OF Bonnet and Trimming hibbons, L dies
Cloth Cloaks, Nubias Worsted Waists, breakfast
Shawls, Madras Handkerchiefs, GIrghams.
November 1G
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CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK Teas, one dollar
per pound, at Wilson's grocery, southeast corner
Society and Anson streets. Goods delivered free.
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duftiau Salss.

>>-|N~o> N|SS ->~|~|~<.-|N>e1 ~ wv
Auction Sale Of that Extensive Brick Store,
Southeast Corner of East Bay and Ac-
commodotion Wharf, rHh Adjoining Boek
Stores, nor occupied as General Grocery
and Commisson House.
BY J. s. RYAN,
THIS DAY, the 18th instant at II o'clock, at the
Old Postoficc,
All that LOT OF LAND on East Bay end the
street leading 10 Accommodation Wh-rf, measuring
% feet 10 inches front on East Bay by 80 feet in
depth.
TOGETHER WITH
The LOT OF LAND adjoining on the east iine
measuring on the first mentioned street 40 feet
front by 42 feet in depth, with an alley feet
inches in wild by AZ feet in depth separating the
two first mention ed lots, and measuring from north
to south the whole depth OF this property, with all
and singular the buildings rights and he: editaments
incident thereto, or appertaining in any way to the
came,
CONSISTING OF: 80 go h+
All that THREE-STOBY BRICK STORE fronting
on East Bay and open aso to the street leading to
Accommodation Wharf, with adjoining Brick Store
on the east line, both covering the entire Dimensions
CT the lots, excluding the alley, be the same more
or less. This property is considered one of the
pest stands for wholesale and jobbing grocery
business in the city. 80.
Terms of saie-One-half cash; remainder In one
and two years. secured by bond and ortgage OF the
property sold, with transfer OF insurance Purchaser
to pay for conve! ance and stamps For further in
formation, apply as directed above, at
CHARLESTON BANK BUILDING.
November II -s-..-
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

ROAST PIG, shrimp salad, and other delicncies,
can be found at The Palmetto Shades to-day at lunch
hours. Mr. q. Fehrenbach has also fine assors-
ment ofspirttual beverages on hand.
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s@ BACHELORS HAIR DYE.-THIs
splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world; the
only true md perfect Dye; harmless. reliabe,
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
Hns; remedies the Ill effects OF bad dyes; inviSo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black or
brown. Sold by oil Druggists and Perfuners; and
properly applied at Bachelors Wig Factory, No
Bond-street. New York. Tyr January
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CONSIGNMENT OF PHILADELPHIA WORK.
Farm wagons. grocers wagons, cotton drays, carts
and wbeel5arrows, Of Superior workmanship, just re-
ceived By schooner Kate z Rich and for sala at very
low prices BY l. CH1PM CO.,
No. 90 Hayne-stret,
Nos SO and S. Pinckney-street
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JOHN $. FAIRLY q CO.,

JOHN :. FAIRLY q CO.,
NO. 81 Ia I Y E. Z Z e T,
BEG TO INVITE THE ATTENTION Or THEIR
CITY and country customers, an1 the trade generally,
70 their complete aaG attractive assoruasht ci the
alb we mentioned Goods
Cur PUErEASISG PARTNER Is constantly in the
NEW YORK Market, and We are thereby enabled
10 oaer peculiar Advantages 70 our customers Il both
Stylas and frees.
We wouid also invite au examination of
COLET'S VERTICAL SELF-ADJUSTING
HOOP SHIRT.
THE 0NLI- E4CLTLESy SKE77 MADE,
For viii h We are SOLE AGENTS in this city.
September q p4c thstuGmo
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THE DAILY NEWS.

LARGEST. cRoUtArioN.-7THE D ALLY
s1ws-hs1SG- THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED AS aAvING TIE LARGEST CIR
cULArIoN IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON
pr-aLIsHEs TIE LIST oE LETTERS REMAIN
ING N THE PoSToFFICE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PRov1S-
IONS OF THE NEW PoSToFFICE LAW.
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w.s BRIDE AND BRIDEGROOM.-E ESSAYS
FOR YOUNG MEN on the interesting relation of
Bridegroom to Bride In the institution OF Marriass-
guide to matrimonial felicity and tru, happiness
Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes free ct charge
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Box P, Phila-
delphia, Pa. 3mos Septemoer29
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49,. 1901 3O5 1896 S22
Wrole county Democratic majority. Iso
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fall anS lDlutrr GOODS.
Hos IEKY. GLOW YES,

FURNISHING GOODS, TAILOR'S TRIM
BlINGS, FANCY GOODS, AND SMALL
WARES GENERALLY.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-08-11

a REMARKABLE CAsE,-The Wind
sor Journal contains the following ac-
count of remarkable case of child
with large head:
There is in Windsor child % months
old, with head of most enormous size,
(293 inches in circumference, while its
limbs and body are quite small, not larg-
ca than those of infants at the age of
four or six months. Physicians tell us
it is case of disease consisting in a
"dropsical effusion within the brain i"
and that these cases are incurable, the
subjects usually living only few years
The parents are worthy French Cana
dams, who have for some time resided
in town (Mr. and Mrs. u. b. Jarvis. y
Nothing remarkable was noticed about
the child at birth, except that the size
of the head seemed larger than usual,
and yet not so large as to excite special
observation. Its growth, however, APP
pears to have been confined chiefly to
the head, which is now extraordinary.
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CANADIAN NEws.-Dr n. A. Smith,
of Frelighsburg, who was graduate of
Bellevue Hospital College, New York
City, and the New York Ophthalinic
School, previous to his entrance into
McGill University, has been elected a
member of the National Medical A $50
citation of Philadelphia and presented
with the Diploma of the same.
The Montreal NeaOs says that while
two policemen were on duty near the
Victoria barracks, Montreal, early
Wednesday morning, they were fired
at by soldier of the Tooth Regiment
from barrack window. Fortunately
the shot did not take effect. The man
was Immediately arrested by one of the
sergeants while in the act of reloading
his rifle for second attempt.
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Portland, White Ms. d. OgdenSburg
RdiTOd6 co.

The annual meeting of this company
was holden at Summers, III Dalton n.
II. the 4th inst. The old board of Di-
rectors were re-elected; viz: Israel
Washburn Jr. of Portland, Horace Fair
banks of ST. Johnsbury, James Is. Sum-
ner of Dalton, John @. Sinclair of Beth
lehem, Charles Hartshorn of Littlcton,
f. Wolcott of Conway. Besides the
corporators, quite a large number of the
friends of the enterprise were present
from Maine, New Hampshire and Yer
mont, and the meeting was enthusiastic
throughout. Gov. Washburn and Gen.
Anderson made remarks giving assur-
ance of the abiding faith of the citizens
of Portland i'll the enterprise, and their
determination to push the same to Il
speedy completion, and showing what
progress had been made in the State of
Maine. Similar remarks were made by
Geo. w. Hendee, Horace Fairbanks and
j. Ross as to the work in Vermont.
Hon Jacob Benton, John G.. Sinclair,
James b. Sumner, Geo. b. Rcdington
Geo. A. Bingham and Ossian Ray,
spoke in behalf of the people of New
Hampshire pledging them to do their
share towards building the road through
n. H. The corpOrators passed the fol-
lowing resolution:
ResOlued.-That the Directors be re-
quested to cause such surveys of the va
rious routes for building the railroad
to be made as they deem the most eX-
pedient, to secure the earliest and best
location thereof practicable; and that
they cause subscription books to the
capital stock to be opened as soon as may
be; and that they take such further
action as they deem the most appropri-
ate to secure the earliest construction OF
the road.
On the adjournment of the meeting,
the directors elected John G. Sinclair
President, and Geo. A. Bingham, Sec
rotary and Treasurer. They also APP
pointed committees to attend to the duty
of making surveys, and opening sub
scription books SO the stock. They also
appointed a committee, consisting O.
Gov. Washburn, Messrs. Fairbanks and
Hartshorn, to confer with the directors
of the other roads of the line in Maine
and Vermont as to the appointment o.
an engineer-in-chief for the entire line
-CdiedOni0n.
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where the animals conspicuously placed
in your grand Park would be open to
all. Nor do | fail to recognize the emil
ncnt advantages which result from that
high condition of popular intelligence
for which this country is pre-emincntly
distinguished.
Your kind intimation that | may eX-
pect the favor and sympathy of the
scientific men of the United States in
carrying out this work, is very crafty
ing to me, as | come among you a stran-
ger scarcely expecting to resume my
former labors under such suspicious cir
cumstances in a foreign country, while
my experience of the most hospitable
kindness and general interest manifcs-
ted in those subjects to which | have
devoted my life, confirms your assur-
ance that the aid and support so great
ly need will be generously accorded.
Sincerely appreciating this ilattering
evidence of your confidence, l accept
the proposal, and am prepared to enter
at once upon the preliminary steps OF
the undertaking.
With the highest consideration. I an
dear sir,
Yours faithfully,
b. WATERIIOUSE HAWKINS.
To ANDREW III. GREEN, ESQ,
Comptroller,
Central Park, NeU yOrk.
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Fire and Marine Insurance effected at this ASen-
cy in amy of the above well known Companies.
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Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Co.
OF HARTFORD. CONN.

favorable opportunity is presented to oucr-
gCtic and reliable business men who can devote
their entire time to the business, to represent
this old. stauuch. and most successful Lite Com
ranY, in unoccupcd territory in the state of
Vermont The many popular features peculiar
to the Phoenix Mutual. aud the great advantages
it offers to the insurng public Its freedom from
restrictions on travel and occupation its nom
forlcitabc policies it's liberal premium system
the economy of the manag mcnt. and its large
annual dividends, render it the most profitable
Com any to Agents DESTROYS of realizing hand
some competency by THEN enterprise and cncr-
Fy Apply to G. l.. BABCOCK,
state Agent Phunix Mutual Life lns, Co.
dG-tf Union Block, Rttland, Vt.
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Wanted, Agents for the
F AR ER'S HORSE BOOK

BY Robert Stewart, V. S., 600 pages, 20 fine
Fngrayings. The most popular and useful work
Of the kind ever published. Now selling 200O
copies per month, and giving entire satisfaction.
We have hundreds of certificates from horse
owners, stating that by it they have cured al
most every disease among them are named
Chambers, Collie, Fistula, Scratches. Diseases Of
the Eye, SPAWN, Swnpey, Big Head, Distemper
Strains, Pole Evil, Ring Bone, Farcy, Staggers,
Ii Inflammation, Cracked Hoof Lock Jaw, Greasy
Heel, Lung Fever, and others. Prices very low
Send for circulars and proof of the above. Adj
dress ZEIGLER MCUURDY Co.,
4w Publishers, Philadelphia, Pa.
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A SENSIBLE AND REPENTANT REB-
EL.-The Republicans of the Second
Arkansas District lately nominated
James II. Elliott of Camden for Con-
gress, and his letter accepting the NOM
nation he uses this sensible language,
which shows that he understands the
political eXigencies of the times and APP
preciates the position taken by the Re
publican party and the principles con-
tanned in its platform
81 am truly and thoroughly recon-
structed rebel. l say this is no canting
or Boosting spirit. | detest a hypOcrite
and despise the man who, like the vain
glorious Pharisee of old, makes an os-
tentatiOus parade of assumed humility
when his heart is full of pride and de-
ceit. When l say that | am a recon-
structed rebel, 1 do not say it in that
spirit which suggests extraordinary vir-
tue or claims extraordinary considera-
tions nor, on the other hand, do say
it in that spirit of undue humility which
suggests craven and coward heart
But l say it in that open, frank and
manly spirit of one who has the honesty
to confess that he has done wrong, and
the courage to say that he is sorry for it.
Iunhesitatingly and unreservedly accept
the Republican platform as adopted at
Chicago, and will sink or swim with it;
and believe that the principles therein
enunciated contain the great fundamen-
tai idea of restoring the Union upon a
fair basis. | believe the Republican
party has proved true and faithful to its
promises and policy, and will finally
succeed in establishing that policy"
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A LII Persons indebted to Smith Foster
N would do well to call and settle their ac-
counts before the Let day of September 1868.
Owing to q change that is to ne made in the firm
at that time, the settlement of accounts now
due would save costs and trouble il paid before
that date. Respectfully
SMITH FOSTER
July 30, 1865.
p. S.--for the next thirty days Goods will be
sold without regard to- cost. Can and satisfy
yourselves. SMITH q FOSTER Ind
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-10-09
THE SCIENCE OF LIFE,
To the Honorable Juage of Probate tor the coun

To the Honorable Juage of Probate tor the coun-
ty of Hancock 49,
u he undersigned, Guardian of Relvin F Allen
i Florence l.. Allen, Lewis Z. Allen, john X
Allen, ana Groves A. Allen, Minor Heirs of Groves
+. Allen, late OF BROOKLYN III said county, deeeas.
ed. respectfully represents that said minors are
seized and possessed of the following descrihec
Re al estate, VIZ: The soulberiy haf Of tae doub-
lie tenement house and lpi situated in said Brook
lin, formerly owned BY The said Groves r. Allen,
IL being the same described in Betd recorded! IN
the Registry Of Deeds Tor sand coauty. volume lot.
page Ito. That II would be Tor the benent OF said
MtLors, that sand keai Estate should be sold, and
the proceeds thereof put out AT interest, other
wise us<d for their benefit. she therefore pray :
that License may be granted her to Sc II and 9ua.
vey the above described Real Estate at public or
private sale, ACCORDING 10 the requirement oil tie
Law.
STATE OF MAINE.
Hancock, IS, Court OF Probate, August Term, A.
u. lcto.
Upon the foregoing Petition, OEnERFp-That
said petitioner give public notice 10 all persons
Interested, by causing copy OF the
petition, and this order thereon, to be published
three weeks successfully IN the Ellsworth Ameri-
can newspaper published in Ellsworth, in SAID
County, that they may appear at Court OF Pro-
bate tor sand county, TO be held at Ellsworth on
tie 4th Wednesday of Oct. next, at ten of the
clock in the forenoon, to show cause, If any they
have, why the prayer Of said petitioner should not
be granted.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest:- GEORGE A. DYER, Register
A true copy attest, George \. Dyer, Register.
3w37
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Thompsoui:ln Medicines.

Tie genuine Smiths Razor Stfops.
Fig Candle, Washing Powders. soap, Dye sturs
suti"';cr,' spec Of al klnd1, tl'rGn, ar
tiekies. g. sc,
&c, K. Nc. &c.. &c, &c.
Just recciyed, per Express, new supply Of the
most popular Patent Medicine among hleh are
Bt ltNIii'~ Preparation. blood FoGd for Liver
Compliant, Coaga- Dyspepsia Female h.-aa-e.
AMI IA, s.urratiau Of Man Weeks Magic Com
pound " hicoue'5 remedy Tor Asthma; BUTuet' 5
Goa I-iNci til JaAucs ENpeCtursnt " l-taI $
Nll4 tAerr> lje!saat toWle'. eufe tor Plies Or,
Jt1de.s A"iiua5et I1ta.r Etu1olnr, for reu11V-
!us paint, tyr 3-eaec Sc, tuu.IuAe's Apericnt,
'arsing OIL i1Htt's ard Miller, Condition Pow
doris titc- eIaatas itlAr'- Inu iiuponro ei!ts g
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Corn solvent and iUiaillhic remedy: Magnets
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fahacea OF liie, sure cure for sore Throat and
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BiTrERS-OXygen aied, Iloofand'-, Peck's, Har
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all other principal kinds.
PILLS Ayers sugar coated, Brandreth's and
Wright intiian Vegetable.
Also. Mcaycr's eanker nd salt rncum syrup; Ar.
nolIs VITAL FLUID AtwOod's Extract bandeiion,
i5ranrs Purifying Extract 6a4i- Blood Purifier
hehhedy's Medical Discovery Morse's syrup yell
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Aver Cherry reetoral; Brant's Pulmonary
Balsan Ciarke's Cough syrup Bachelor
and iiarrison'a Hair Dye Harney's Musk Cologne ;
shaving Cream and NeIbrna Water; butchers
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usually Aept III Drug sore.
Pagsician Prescriptions eareful!y COM
pounded.
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COURT OF BANKRUPTCY

he next Court of Bankruptcy, for the Coun.
y 81 Hancock, VIII be he'd in Ellsworth.
1t the ONCE OF the Clerk Of the Courts, on the
I'D day OF October, \. D., 1eoS, At 8 &c och A,
PETER TEACHER, Reg'r.
tdSo 9th Cong. Dist :, Ne.
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Commissioners Notice.

Wtht suUsUI lDetN heftby glVt pubiIr MUllre that
1 they have been appointed by the Hon. Parser
Tuck, Judge of Probate for tho comfy of Hancock
commissioners 10 receive and examine The claims
OF the creditors TO the estate of Anthony Merchant
late OF Deer Isle deceased, repre- scented insovent
and TINT sig months from the hrst day of Ju!y last
sre allowed TO creditors bring la and prove
their claims, and that ii ey Will be in ession Tor
that purpose at the store OF Parker T. Eatcn at
Greens Landing in Deer Isle on the last Saturday
Of November next, and on Wednesday the oOsh
day OF Decem Ter next.
3w36 Isnatius small, ! COMMISSIONER.