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THIS IS TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC that Geo T.
Wilson & 70. can sell Shoes, Boots, SC, as cheap
as any pei son who advertises In the Star. IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-21

I'M LoHe BRIDeI.-Travel ON this
ssSsS1fns.ss TniSa an was .a:
dent TO the south draw, will be resumed on
Monday next, NJ the progress of repairs have
90 far reached co0pietion - 10 warrant the a..
sertion that the Work will be finished thia
afternoon. . -E.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-21

Rubber sets and Bracelets.
Received this morning az Prigg's One Dollar
Jewelry Store. No. <36 Pennsylvania avenue
between * and 6th streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-21

FATAL ACCIDENT The Alexandria Grzcts,
says u. A. Yago, an employee on the Orang-
nesday morning by being run over by tue
fra ht tram near Arrington's. 1t is supposed
that he fell while stepping from one car to
another. The deceased resided at Gordons.
willie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-21

NoTIol o. RlnoyAL- nY1
We rssyectfsiiy call the sfssuslou q our friends
c ne cIsstonsn . our senlcrsU rsnovsi % The
store 10 nnished. Our seiss viii Be continued .
usual. on 1u0day, Thnrsdays - saturday Dorsr
is VI. /: WALL q 90. AncssL
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EPIsCoPAL HIGH SCHOOL ron BOYS,
KNGLIsH, CLASSICAL AND MArHKMAr

JOHN A. GRAvBs, Principai
m for particulars Apply 20 Rev. X W LOwRIg
hector, AZ ct, next w. cor. 18th. aui2 In
SELECr SCHOOL EOR YOUNG LADIES. ON
- capitol Hill. No. \. Duddfng ton Place ~, al
ssst, st and south MRS vHRNOA poR
sAn nnd MISS DORSEY, having secured On a..
comp1sned aesiet2nt. will resume the dufie~ az
their School on MONDAY, sep. 6. an eo2m-
st: vIEOENrS SCHOOL. URpHR TUr
=, snsrse OF The sisters Of Charity, will reopen =
MonDAf eep'ember 9Th Parent. vi please
prompt ~ sending their children. Every st,eutt /,
villa De given 90 the moral and ectu ii tr.inin
OF NE young ladies placed under their charge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-21

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled TO the right Of pre- ptfos
toeny OF the latds within the townships and parts
Ct townships above enumerated, il required to &C.
tablfsh the tine satisfaction of Ihe Register
and Receiver Of the Land Off ce and make pay
rLent therefor as soon practicable after seeing
commence meut OF the public sale Of the lands en-,
tracirs the tract claimed. otherwise such claim
will be forfeited JOS. 8. WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Ofice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-21

b. AHp rousfsLory
.o,.,.s oouSs1xHTsSnASS S M REsr
NV. BURcHHL -
en- corner 18th and y
Ellsworth American., 1869-07-22

tiste: there will be q favor Ia it. which
does not increase ''the pleasure Of eating.
Many farmers are in the habit Of haul
Ing In At night. With some, 1t 10 the ..forc =
Of habit. while most find 1t convenient,
to NOV in the morning, rake up at noon
and haul in At night. The dew. In our
latitude begius TO fall as early as four In
the afternoon. which is greatly absorbed
BY the thirsty hay, and goes with Ii into
the nov. so that that which WAS dry hsv
In the field at noon, is ,eet hay in the barn
at night. This Is one great rea son why SO
much sun-dried hay Is found full of dust
in the winter. We are hot vet quite ready
10 throw of or discard the old time-hon or
ed custom of fhay-making in the field. With
some few smendations. such a. curing the
hay In swarth. in wnrow. and In cock. and
storing 1t during the heat of tho day, We
believe In and sub cribe to. The open
field Is our place to cure hav. the barn. the
place to house il g'fer its made.
That hay, IL the outside m pisture IL
thoroughly removed, may be stored and
not mow-burn :" is not doubted but every
precaution must be taken to exclude wind
and air. The NOV must be provided with
suitable renisdsots TO carry OF the foul snd
heating gases generated by the fcrment-
Ing Of the hay in is efforts to discharge the
moisture which 1t ought Ia have teen nd
of when in the field. Make hay a. one
may too much care cannot be had In the
making. W
Ellsworth American., 1869-07-22
Good Cows for Poor Mem

Every poor man Who can afford to do so
naturally keeps COW ; bat he generall,
makes the mistake II keeping u chcap COW
that is cow of poor quality Snend,rc
Fl ON $40. tn $50 Tor her purchase he se-
cures an animal that. on not very abundant
food. hut still kept AZ some expense .n,,-
plies the family with enough milk for their
use. He considers the opera ion a profita-
ble one. and undoubtedly I. Is So Many
poor mes would he Inclined. we fancy. tn
think us Wild In advising them 10 paw so
innch as even 500 or sl25 fer sn extra
good COW. the hest thar c-n be fonnd In the
neighoorhood; vet We ate confident that In
= majority of cases. due care being given 10
the animals health. cleanliness and annie
nutrition. the profit would be very much
grester than with an infrror animal. Prob.
ably the sversg- Of cows kept for the fsmi-
" nse oi poor men Will not give more then
Low quarts ot milk per aunum or al the
mosi 40 quartz This amouni Of milk IN the
family ~ The ordinary mechsnic or laborer,
l. worth i've cents quart for home con-
sumpiion-sav ss5 or $50 n wear. Ont of
this sum Is to b" paid The iat~-rsi of,he an
ma!.s cost. her depreciation in value. and
The price of purchased food which Il more
or less according TO the circumstances un-
der which the family Ire. For Sl25. even
~ NV Nl~tiitA- ttail Iflose which are chief
~ devoted 10 the keeping Of cows. an rx-
ceIient animal. frequently grade AYRSHIRE
or shor'-horn. may be purchased. that III
with good care. on rich food not lass than
iuv quarts OF milk per annum. Instances
are not rare of the weld reaching even
9hp quarts. With such an animal we will
suppose that. a. in the previous case. 500
quarts are consumed b~ ~. family. and
are estimated TO be worth So. This leaves
sJD quarts OF milk for sale and in almost
every village Ia the land. this milk may lie
readily sold at the door tor .ix or eight aud
not seldom for ten cents quart Al the
least price six cents the total amoun, Of
sales would be $50. which would pay for
the extra food required TO keep this larger
animal in the he-i condition. and for the In
crea Ell Interest and d. probation and leave
a handsome profit besides. Any Cow must
be sheltered. fed miiked. and generally at
tended TO. The amount OF labor required
in the case Of the better animal Is In i.o re-
spect greater than Ia the case of the poorer
one. The profit Of the operation il all real
profit and no small account should be
made Of the greater Subtraction snd pleas
ure that result from fun lula-pails than
from tn 's- hali-iutl. from tine cows iha u
from sciuS,. II j. return 10 that ol Il
principle that whatever i. worth doing at
all /, worth doing we'll and Il il will pay
10 Aee? any COW at all Il v ill snsely pay TO
keep th" be-t COW that W. can afford io
buy. -igTiruiiUrd'is'
Ellsworth American., 1869-07-22

Pursuant u chap. - of thc kevts stati,ss .
Wyer g. sargent of >atts'vtrk. the tusBu q
tIAat heIrbf give public nottcc tha& have !
claim by mortgage upon certain parcel as Rss
Estate situated IN Kilsworrh IA The touafy :
Hancock 3rscFibrd follows viz - q TiBaisg 4.
a street war laid out by Frtrr Nour4e IRON =
County Road to land formrrly eCcapte.l By L.
" tipW Charlotte Herbert At the Corner taa = b.
the khaterty tine OF .atd street Rzy sn4 W.
Northcviy line of sGjd land plcd 1g sal "
oS thence North Ave lFErs-~ East by sad .grsst
SIX rp-t- thcacs at right nzirs with - Il s,rprt
In 4 uion II ar thence Southvrl- hv sal Rs,a-
L" the said Sortheriy inc OF said ltHd acrupst
formerly by .aii widow --theucc Nurth d .ar.
nine degrees West e. tho place % NJ EtHalas sra
all the privilege Aad appartsnancrs la.rvusa
belonging ,udsnE the buIlitnEs thvrtuu lnd Ae
machiucry contained in sAii Butbtings-"
Nhtrh satd mortgage ta dated tlf~ ciyhLa day 5
June 4. u i-ta% auti Il recorded Ia fAr aancCrt
krgistry OF Deeds iE bi i4l Page l,sl aaa 81
gwen by Jna"ph Thomas ami H"ui ? asu ma \
~ad Ellsworth 70 secure the payment 1l Hve azn,
dred and twenty IN; ee dollars and Interest a "a.
year from date tbsrr,f
And further give public aatce bcrcby Aat a4
condition ~ sasa mortgage is brokca U4 fva-aa
~h.rrat claim foreclosure of saIl 3 .rtsa,4
upon said Real Estate.
hatei at Kills worfh july q A. II. i-.4l.
WNEH q eAEsEyT
By Hale 4 Emery Solicitors ss-
Ellsworth American., 1869-07-22

At court Of probate holden M p,nons,, ,.
and Tor the county OF Hancock III ,h ~. ~,.nih
de sday OF July A. ID. Is9 e Ast "ed-
VI, Mniian u. kdridge named Executor in 4, -
testament OF vic 'Ast Will and
Ebenezer Eldridge
late OF bucksport In said county 1,.c..,
presented the same for probate; having
OkDEkED That the said Execp,or
az mi. !" a persons interested, by cansing e,,..
siveiy in the Ellsworth Americ,n nr:,., sue es-
sworth that thsy may appear al Proi,sI s,.s,1 Eli
- ~ ~ oela AZ ellsworth In said county on ihe az
~. canesua! Vi august next. at ten OF The eioct =
MY VIZ iosehoon, and shew cause, if any tbey h..a
wny the said instr ument should moi ~ nrnrs
ment Of said deceased, Ano testA-
Auoe copy-Attest Geo. a. Dyer, Res,.ssr
SwzS
Ellsworth American., 1869-07-22
Non Resident Taxes

Ia the town 81 B,uchui County Jf nau-oc1 n
thc year l~'S The following iist Vi taxes sa sea
r-tatr ni Nnu -Trzl4ent hst ia tlr .a~a NJ
BHrhil, for the year isas IA Biils euf5tns-.r.! u
Hs bert :" Itlntk3ry toi!'., tor VI salI .osu "a
th" ~ day Di june iS6s has hrru relufsr-i b. a.e
W fn'' a~ remaining unpaid 90 the Fsclu4 4As 4
June i-sit by hl- GERS that tat~ sa.. En-.
remains unPali, and uptlrc hcv~by si Fra 81 a. t
lhr -sid ttxr7 and interest a charge ar aes
para tnto ui- treasury oi satl toSn A.tlia "a
cen months from the date % the Gonna taarnf t
f.iI hili- - Hur D oi be real estate s4xrt s, al.
o. ~uHirl Mt tn FaY the amount uur .Irf-ts. d
'tusilas interest and charges viii s4iuoat f4rsle.
u"tAff pr s't'l a. publlc auvttuu At tsy sa
Io"n on the toufterula clay Of l,crru, .-r at isa
o'y iusk 4 NJ
Ellsworth American., 1869-07-22
NOTICE.

Hs 'np-fFoef mas assumed the bu-ine-- 81 the
a ,aee hriA' ana ha- removed 10 a few d ors above
a. :. otl stand, to the store lately occupied by
iohIvr oung a. stove store wb4re BE- 8Gsrs
~ puphc ehoiec selection OF family groceries
- "S NV store Is ample for his bus NEST. and se
nppes oy attention and keeping fir.t clas. go9ds %
receive shar. of patronage
june 18th, iss8. = . ~
Ellsworth American., 1869-07-22
Claim Agency,
ELLSWOR lH- Mk

~ " been engaged for several wear. in III.
~ ~ Agency; IN prosecuting claims at W a.bng
h y. y, IN tle various departms nts and HAVING
~ o. establishing claims. now solicit The vat
loa4e oi All VINO may nes;d my services In present
III claims upon the Government
invalid Soldiers made such bv woands or dis.
ease, contracted IN the u. . service
WIDOWS during widow hood
...,I eIehnent ~ Sothers, whose hus band having de
~ Y, lhsin, ana abandoned their support or who
~ physically incapaeitated to support them, hAy
M no other source OF income
,tsPcnaehi athers where the Mother Ia dead
orphans Children, Orphans Brotbers ma sisters
gs enuef sixteen years, are entitled to pensions.
oriel.ai ~ and additional bounties, back pay mile
Their heirs, collected In the st ,rte.f MAI
nt, nei no charge tor services rendered unless
ru A. +. bURSHAM
Ellsworth. July zsth, Issis zs,i
Ellsworth American., 1869-07-22
DISSOLUTION OF COP,gI,yRsBIP.

me copartnership heretofor existing ani dy
ins business under the firm name of J0aa q
- =. . asals -, T. this day dissolved b. aalg
= ,1 sVh'cht- me business viii he settled by TIE
JOHN u. RICHARDS.
r,r EDWARD h SMITH,
Ellsworth June s5,h, l-p.
Ellsworth American., 1869-07-22
Notice.

rms IL 20 certify that have TIN. pav giyes av
,oh 'ep. W kc'iman aged ls year. old hi. .ias 10
transact business tor hirnseiI su.lI claim hone
ing alter this date
JOHN W. REDAAN
>oush Deer Isle, July n. l-sia 4a-.-
Ellsworth American., 1869-07-22
Early Cut Hav.

DIR. Nichols the jldcious editor Of the
Boston Journal II Chemistry. records an
experiment on this subject which cannot
but have great interest for farmers. lie
says that he had one acre of grass, rcd top
and clover. that was cut June 10. ard the
hay stored by itself. On the frs, OF last
March he put his herd OF ten cows upon IL.
and the immediate increase In the fow oi
milk. amounted to ten quarts per day. The
hay fed them before was OF the same vzrie-
~. but cut after the middle OF july The
early cut hay spent" fully As we as the
later cut. no more OF IL WAS consumed. aud
Dr. Nichols estimates that the money value
OF the product from this hay. led TO ten
cows. Was greater by near dollar 1 day
than that iron the other. DIR. Nichols al
SO repeats the opinion he has expires s-d
before. that most hay is dried too much and
declares that. If grass is entirely freed
irum external moisture, as that IN the form
OF dew aud rain. IL will cure better in tn e
NOV than any where else. provided enouy IA
exposure TO wind and sun 10 had TO eau .e
o-e-hsif of the wate- circulating in the
vessel. ofthe plant to he ev4porzted. This
Is accomplished in six or eight hours OF
favorable weather.
The above, correctly reflects the current
sentiment Of tn. day. No saying in mod
ern agriculture Nomenclature, is more popu
lar. or is oftener repeated. That early cut
hay is more palatabie. may be true-but.
that il contains the FIJI measure OF coneep.
trated. bracing nutrimsnt which .sticks
by the rib" " hen the mercury is below
zero" is doubted by mAny-that early cut.
ting is ruinous 10 the subsequent ha Y Gro lbs.
Is believed by more.
One Of the most approved prescriptions
for the destruction Of weeds. is 10 cut them
early. Ifear!y cutting of weeds-or plants
out Ct place-will destroy them. why. will
not The same treatment work the same re.
suit, when applied to grass or plants in
plsce.
That early cut hay will "spend fully a.
well ~ The later cut. does not sccard will
the observations and tests Of the mos
successful Of practical farmers. wher
rice perridge and roast beef can be mad.
70 siiie stay the so ach'' or strengthen
the back" can we understand how a dj
luted aud ''sclid" aliuent ca m alike suppl,
mascle-making materials, or the carbon
sceous TODD which the appetite demands
in cold weather.
The opinion, expressed BY DR.. Nichols.
THAT mos. hay 10 dried too much.r look,
well on paper. but we venture the opinion
that most hay especially in maritime town,
is not dried enou2h-acd more that thos.
who san-dry or wind-dry their hay most
have least Of ~ss'y or Of DOGGY hay to feet
OUT In the winter Make hay while the
sun shines" is An old adage, which lik.
cheese, Improves with ,Ge.
Hay stored In the barn before the moist
ure. external and internal, hes suH,cienfly
evaPorafed to prevent heating, cannot 9th.
er thisgs being unequal-be cured u.,tie,
cover 20 as to retain . sweee r~lish.bls
Ellsworth American., 1869-07-22
Dissolution of Copartnership.

. lhe eopartnership heretofore existing between
ne undersigHed doing business un Ter the arm
A. concent. The business viii I4 rnr named by
~ ~ Mooagnan, who will adjust all business Of
M hIu collecting all the bills and paving all the
MONAGHAN,
Ellsworth, June 18th 1863 8
Ellsworth American., 1869-07-22
Buy Ne, and I'll do you Good"

pr Langly's Root and Herb J. ir,ers are sure RENE
lot Llver Complaint in all its iorrns Humor-
Of the Blood and skin, serofula, Dsnepsia. Cos
nveness, Indigestion, Jsandice Headasne, and
Snnous Diseases, General Debility, &c. Tbe5
cicanse the system. reg ulate the bowels restore
appetite, psrify the blood. strengthen the body
snd thoroughly prepare II to resist diseases OF all
e. g. GOODWIN I CO.. Bostoa. sold by ali
druggist. lnl 8
Ellsworth American., 1869-07-22
STATE OF MAINE.


HANCOCK. IS. COURT OF PEoaATs juno
Term, A, u lsha.
Upon the io' cx1ing petition. Ordered. that said
pegioncr give public Haticc to all persons IN
trrcst.t hy causing copy 4 tho petition, and
this order thereon. 20 be published three weeks
successfully in thr Ellsworth American news
paper published n I'll lswarth Va said county TIA
thry may appear at court ~ probate for sara
county, e. be held st Ellsworth on the lst Weti-
nesday OF August next. at ten OF The clock in The
forenoon. to show cAass Il any they have. why the
the prayer OF said petitioner should not be grant
ed.
FARMER ruCK Judge.
Attest t.eo. A. Dyer Register. awsi
Ellsworth American., 1869-07-22
Gesa! lotiees

To the Honorable Judge Of Probate for the
County ot Hancock:
The undersi Sned Executor Of the last viii OF
Robert Bartlett,
late Of Eliswor IN in said County, deceased, res
pectfuiiy represents that the goods and ehas'e,s
tights and credits Of said deceased arc not sui
mtnisfraiion by the sum OF Two Haatired dollars
and that by partial sale Of sad Estate the re-
ulainser wanid he greatly deprecated.
wherefore your pet ioner prsYs your Honor 20
grant him license to sell. ut public or private
sale aud convey all Of the real estate Of the de
cea sest fineluding the reversi1n Of the widow
DOVER ,her-in)ss 10 satisfy said debss and charges
Of administration. v J. HoDtklNs.
June 10, i~sl.
Ellsworth American., 1869-07-22


81 .000 REWARD For ANY CASE or
VSsOOV INC following drsea .e-, winch the
Medical faealsy have pronounced ineurabIr. that
DIR RlcHAr's GOLDEN REMEDIES
WILL NOT CURE
DIR RlCHAU's GOLDEN RALsAN ~,
VIII cure sy phiiis In its primary and Aecont,rx
Stages. such as old Ulcers, liberated sore Ihrnaf
sofe Eyes skin Eruptions and Soreness N th.
stap' cfaaieatnx desease and mercury lh,rou vt,-
DE-. klCHAU's GOLDEN RALsAMNo
VIII osfe tne hird stages syphllitic and n.rcur
sai Hheanfnfnm, etc, A. defy those who .nL
ier from such Diseases to Allafu radical rurr
without NC aid Of this medicine which eoe- moi
prs vent the patients nom eating and dr,nkiny
Snat meg IKE. Price OF either No. or q Is pe-
Bs. GcHxSs 6axs Asr,pore
saie And xsAical cure tor GofdfAh.a Gravel
and All Urinary DerAngemenfs arcompanicI
der bottle. @' f'No "
DIR kiDHAU's GOLDEN ELExIR p,AAorK
a meal cure for General Debility in Ala ~
Young, impArtng energy 70 those who have lei
for ~. = e' " '"o
On receipt Of price, by M ell or Express tbe..
remeaies ~ VIII b shipped to any place. Prompt
sttennon paid 10 all oorres spondents None g-n
nine " thout the name Of DR. kICHAU's Col ID.
ES ks MEDlEs. ID. b. RICHARDS sol, nro
pfietor, blown In GiAss OF bossi-s. ,.Addr go
. DIR ID. b. RICHAEItS
No. rs var1ck street, New York once honr.
rom 4. ~ - r. u. Circular. sent-corre..
pondents answered. lyi-
Ellsworth American., 1869-07-22

county OF iIanroes "F the
Inc undersigned widow Of VIM Thomp.on ,.,.
~ y" Iteh'oh ~ sand county, deceased r,s,,.rs
au.E ~ Ieptesehts mat said deceased died tos s.ess
gu oi personal estate, an Inventory OF witch ~.
Dceh dnly returned into the Probate ofHra ~ =,
hef circumstances render ii necessary th.t sha
should nave more of personal estate tR, - -
shtileu TO on DIS stributiOn thereof. ,bs. mr.
lofe pTay- that YOU Honor would grant NV .nrb
anoN ancs OUT oT sald p, rsonal Estate a. IL yaur
ulseretion you may determine nece..ary ana -. ~
er and also for the appoin alent OF ,
OF Dover on sald Estate 'V'sis
June 10TH IS'9 "o'hP7"h'
STATE OF MAINE
HANCOCK, s. Court of i.robat. Inns r.
A. u. lcb9 - o"He Term,
:. poh lhe foregoing petition, ordered-Th. saia
wiuo" give pubiic notice to ali per-ons inn sra.,t
-. y; ensanE copy Of This order be published
lnrer weeks suece-sively in the ellsworth .mari
eai ne" sPaper published in tlIsvorth IN 80
county To b. held at Ellsworth on m. ar, W.. -, i
aay IN august neNt,at ten of the clock in the fnr
nooh' ., ana snow cause, If any they have. wby IN
At,.., Gro fARkER TUcK, judge.
-"' hrsie'tf 3WgT
Ellsworth American., 1869-07-22

AZ 4 Court of Probate holl.n a, uit.},tr ,xt,h
IN and for The County Of Utn..,,+k N, IN. n,
"Wednesday ofJuly n d l-s
>Amgs! Wa.sou Ainrs " a. tse wifi ,sr.v.t .
Hrurg GAGprI
'Ap' 81 Shrfy, IN -Aii County dereased-haying
presented his Grst aad unaI ar~oua. al >i,,',' ,
uon upon SAID e.talr Tor Probate.
ORDERED .- That the .ald A,it.inIs,ra,,v -
""t'r 'Hrfcoi I" all p"rsous tutere-tr,i bv rAna-
II copy "i thi- prtier ~ ~ Published three
NN'As sn'c.--N ciy ~ the Ellsworth American
Probate Court to b., holden al Fli.vrc,tt - -
fret Wednesday u Augu.t u-yt Il, ,,- =, ~
clock ia The forenoon ant .hrys e.u.g i, ,~ Nv.
have why tue same should not D.. .ilnarJ ''
fAEkEE TrrK Judge
= N.Y. oPy-A Attest t'Ep. A. DYER, Register.
Ellsworth American., 1869-07-22

Al court of Probate held at glsehin -.
in and for the co..uty Of hancock on the h, w
ncstay at July u. isso. W
Upou the foregoing petition, Ordered n.
the Petitioner give notlee t. all perss@.
interested by causing q copy of the t,tir,sr ,sa, III
this order nf court thereon be published 80 ~
saeccssiveiy in the Ellsworth American a 80 80
paper published in Ellsworth In said cos.
that they may appear As court Of Probats ~
said county TO oe hed at Ellsworth, on ~ ny ny
esiaessls. Of Asg. next At tea Of the ciaek Is =,
forenoon. aud show cause, IL any they asy. y.
the PRAYER of said petitioner should not i, ~.
tel PARkRR TUTK Juis.
Attest: Geo A. Dyer. Register.
Ellsworth American., 1869-07-22
VOLUME Is.


for the conuty OF Hancock.
Hambiy shows II. ). Wood Guardian n, A.,
na Wood. samuel r. Wood and Ella G vses 80
minors and heirs of susan h. Wood lsse 90 aA
minors are interested In the real estate OF 80 ~
ceased, as follows, via Three undivided % ~ ae
part Of said Estate being all of their real a,as
situated In Deer Isle, and that it would y fer s
benefit of said minors that their said in,s,as ae
said deeeased's estate should be disposed !, y
the proceeds pat out, and secured to them a. a. ~
tsTest-Your petiu oner therefore prays that a.
Honor wosld grant him license 10 dis pose ~ Va Va
same accordingly agreeahiy TO law Of this s,a ~
ia such cases made ard prov ided. r. ; w.
July s, lsS9. 'Vo
Ellsworth American., 1869-07-22

The undersigned Guardian NJ Rnsrilia Leach, ~
Tenobscot In the County cf Hancock, minor hetr
Of Francis " Leach late of Penobseot IN said
County. deceased. respectfully represent. that
said Minor seized and possc se,i of the follow
Tag described Real estate. VA: Eight hitrcnths nf
the Fond lo' called, and EtEht hfternths ol the
ministerial lot called ia common and andr rfded
b III Of sAid 0ts beius situated Ia sad Fcuohscot
ani being land formerly owRrd b. Ebencfer
Leach, he having hal advantageous offer therefor
Taai 1t would ~ To the benrdi of said minor
that tn s1hl Kasi tsialc should h- soid, auai the
proceeds thereof pnt out az interest, otherwise
t=e.i tor her benefit lie therefore prays that
License may he gF#ntsl him % sci. and convey the
Aitnve described Erai Estate Al public private
sale, according to the requirement. at The Law
CHtHtts IThrH,
rnnobsrnt June. iath. i~p
STATE ~ MAINE
HANtot h. - CpUEr or FsnuNrE Jane Term,
A. i>p
tron the foregoing petition. ordered That said
pet itioasr. gave pHhl4r notice 20 all persons IN
terrsfeti, hy csasti@ . copy II ihr petition and
thf. or1ter thereon, ~ ~ published tArrr wrc&.
surra<stsciy IN the Eiiswot th american ness
parser pabllshrd IN Ei,wnetG- Ia SAID county
tAAt the5 mag appcar Al court BY prhh itr fnr
sad county - be hrid Hiss. ar;h ia said oaau-
y, on the lst Wednesday ol August rrxi. ten %
~ tnr clock in the forenoon ami .how cause. IL
sny ihcg have. why ths prayer ~ said petitioner
@heuld aet hr granted.
rAENER rfCA Judge
attest rcy. t.pYer Register.
5ry.