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hJEW BOOKS AT 1908 MAIN STREET,
~ OPPOSITE POsT-QFf1CE:
THE C2APi.ET or PEARLS. BY the author
OF "The Heir OF Redclyfe. ;, L.
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HAWAII; An historical Account OF tae sand-
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TFLEGRAPHTC NEWS.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DISPATCH.
-s-.e WlsuIgGToy NAV t. 1862

SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DISPATCH.
.=sr- WASHINGTON, May Il, 1869.
CONDITION OF VIRGINIA NATIONAL
BANKING ASSOCIATIONS.
The following Is the abstrac. prepared at
the office of the Comptroller Of the Currency
of the condition of the National Banking As
sociations in the State Of Virginia ut the close
of business on the 18th of April last. This is
the first abstract under the new banking law
which required the Comptroller to make calls
for reports from the banks at his discretion
without previous advice to the banks: T.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts. 72a240 81
Overdrafts... ...... ...............- 5l,377 81
United States bonds to secure cir
culation.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2,o36, 800 90
United States bonds TO secure de-
posts.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 252, 900 80
United States bonds and securities
on hand. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000 90
Other stocks, bonds, and mortgages 50, 577 SO
Due from redeeming agents. ....... 1a2, $50 u
Due from national banks. 22l, 73j S.
Due from other banks and bankers 47,S43 40
Real estate, furniture, and fix
lures. ..-......... OBS 81
Current expenses. Observation-Disclosures. 6l,475 81
Premiums ............ minimum. 81, 424 30
Checks, and other cash items...... lS6, 09i 90
Bills Of national banks. ss,3l2 rs
Bills of other banks. ............... $50 90
Fractional currency. ............... 1904 30
Specie. Observation-Disclosures. 100, 500 OF
Legal-tender notes. S43 352 90
Compound interest notes. $50 90
Three per cent. certificates........ 5000 90
IS, O26. 92l Of
==-===
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock. 221, 42O 90
Surplus fund. Observation-Disclosures. 1859 90
Undivided profits. l65,SiS 81
National bank notes outstanding. 1877, 400 90
Individual deposits. 2,S94,3j7 IS
United States deposits. ........... 123, 0l0 SIS
Deposits Of United States disburs-
ing officers. Observation-Disclosures. llI,671 Al
Due to national banks. lSS,79l 81
Due 10 other banks and bankers. GOSH 81
Bills payable. Observation-Disclosures. 1900 90
Notes and bills re- discounted..... 1906 70
sS,o26, 92l OF
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CAIE 0E LAND IN CUMBERLAND

SALE OF LAND II CUMBERLAND
y CUUNrY.--1h he undersigned. commits toner's
app inted by decree oftkc hcnit Court o. Unm-
Dtrl,nd county made on the 9th day OF Mtfch,
1869 In the suii Of Ann H. Pettus rs. P@ttus's all
mluistrat &c. they win sci At pablo auction,
10 the highest bidder, ut Cumberland ourth3usc
on MONDAY the ?i.h day Of May laso L! a! hri1
c,urt-day), the TRACT Of Land oc which Hugh
NJ. Pc tbs died seized. known rs "Bnreifh
Hail. situated within half mile OF Iumocr-
land Courthouse, containing 10 acres.
The improvements consist OF Il large and very
handsome two-storicd brick DWELL TX with siN
rooms above the basement and all necessary ca
BINS and out-h0uscS.
ierms OF sale Will be on c. edit of six, twelve
cirhtleu, and Lwenty-fOur months, equal lnstas.
mpntS the purchaser to execute bonds with COCA
security for the purchase money, and the title C
be retained until all the purchase money il pai'l
r. D. I,aFl&G,
JOHN u. WlhSOT.
,tommi sSiO ngrs
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DHssOLUTIONs, dc.


THE PARTNERSHIP heretofore exist
l. irg between the subscribers under the style
OF La ssIEk BhOIHnRs & CO., and gLUClUS
l.. LiSIER u CO. Is hereby dissolved by mutual
consent. LUClUS l.. LANIEB js alone Suthor-
lied aud empowered 70 settle up the affairs OF the
firm. TO when al d.bts due mus. bt paid.
LUCIUS L. LAH1ER,
JOHN w. SELBf.
BALTIMORE. April Is. 1899. my la--6ss&wsw%
HIS5OLUFION.-Notice is hereby given
~ that the partnership between ]. sHAEks
a. ~ " EsS. aud w. y. BAhRErr, transsSiinF
husicess under the name and style OF saAShsY
BOWEoS& BARReIr. was dissolved on ina iss
Jay or May last far Is IL relates 10 the saia A.
BOWERS, and that all d BIS due 70 tae isie part.
uership a'e TO be paid. and those due rom Ina
rame VIII be discharged &C their house, no. 90.
vernon street. pGreci building. near tho corner OF
Main where the business Will pc contlneel oy thb
said j. Shanks aud w. =. Barrett under she EfM
and style OF sHANKs q bAkRETc.
~ - - j. SHASK3
.5 ~ We. BARRETT.
Dated this 10Th Of May, lsss.
Haying withdrawn by mutual consent from the
above concern, cordially commend all OF my old
frIen Is TO the new house. and nope that me pa-
tronsge heretofore so literally EXTENDED VIII u
future find It's way rs heretofore. ox,,~rs
yu-lW -, ayM 16Ss
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ITALY,

s FLORENCE, May l2.-Menebrea, Chief Of the
Ministry, has retired In favor Of Digny
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nv l3-6t

DOGS.-AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND
~ and re ordain section two Of chapter forty
nve OF the ordinance concerning animals passed
May 10, 1859.
"sECTIoN 2. No dog or bitch shall be permitted
to 20 at laSge In any street. lane. or alley, In this
paid TO the City 1hamberlain 81 so for the use OF
the city for the first dog bitch and IS for every
dog or bitch thereafter {; and the owner or keeper
thereof shall be required ID muZzle every such
,og or bitch during the months of Nay, June. JuS.
August, AID september, Of each year and for any
failure TO comply with the provisions OF this sec
ton the owner OF such dog or bitch shall! pay i
fine Of not less than sl0 nor more than $50"
ordered that he foregoing ordinance be pub
lished for one week In each Of the daily newspa-
pers.
Teste: j. G.. HOWARD,
myl3-sC Clerk OF Council.
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NOTICE.-With view to the recreation
~ Of the clerks In our employment, we, the SUB
sCrtbsrs, hardware dealers of this city, hereby
agree to 'cl Sc our stores st o'clock 7. NJ. from
the 18Th Of Asy to the 18Th OF SepLemb T. 1869 III
elusive. [-iguedl
T. l.. WILLIAMS,
BALDWIN II BROIH%E,
JAMES u. PORTER. ; gent :;
". J. DOMAIN Il co,
WATKINS, coat &ELl. & co.
SIMPSON & BRrTHER.
Richmond MAY 1, 1869. my 6-GyG, l0&A
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS SALE OF VALUA.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE REAL ESTATE IN THE LOiTT
OF CUMBERLkED.-In pursuance 81 y decree
OF the circuit court Of Cumberland made on the
9Th day of March, 1869, In the suit o! Llnn@uS Il:
4 gee and others, plaintiff rs. Isaac Hudson. al
INVESTIGATOR with the will annexed OF William ,.
Morton. dcceas cd and niherf, defendants the IN
dersieue!, comm. ss!Oner app tinted by sail decree
will sell on The premises on SAIUEDA ~ Inc " II
day OF Aay, 1850 SIX HUNuRGD AND FnRl1-
TWO AND SEVESTlGHTHS ACRES OF
LAND, situated on AppomattoX river, In lumber
land County, and OF which DR.. " iliam ;. Morton
died seized: and also the reversionary Interest In
the TWO HUNDRED AND FOUR ACkE5 II
LAND adjoining the sail tract held by plvtra u.
Morton, tie widow Of said william :. Morton, for
her life as her dover.
The improvements on the first-namcd tract OF
land consist of q FRAME D% ELLlAG with four
rooms in good repair, and the usual out-tousc'.
ON h dover IS n FRAMED DW ALL1NG with
nine rooms, and the usual out-butldlng5.
This land IS Within seyen mil IS OF farmvllle, on
the south Size railroad hasa considerable amount
Of river low GROUNDS and Is considered one 81 Tie
best estates In this part Of Virginia
TERMS OF sALE: Wi be I credit OF g. II, am,
Il months equal instruments except as Ia cash
enough to pay cxpcnS Of Sale the purchaser u
give bonds with approved sccatl y ana the tile 10
De held until all the purchase money Is paid.
The Commissioner has authority By said decree
10 sell the said land as u whole or In parcels ana
will accommodate purchasers, IN Ciyidlng tic
same. il il appears advantageous TO 90 SO on the
d,y Of sale. JUHN ~. Hli-oIN,
nv l-2taw4w Commissioner.
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ICE.

|-sa~ sa& ECEe lssgg1zaas 49,.
-~--~~-~,~-r~~~~~~-~~~~~
NORTH ERE ICE.
sMYTH s. MCGOWAN,
DEALERS IN
NORTHERN ICE,
have now In their houEes
l,175 TONS SPLENDID MAINE ICE,
and have made a-rau gements to obtain an simple
supply during the summer.
Inland dealers would consult their interests Dy
obtaining n supply now, while the weather Is cool
and the loss from transportion small.
canal-bosts or railroad cars by one or the firm,
who has had more experience In that branch than
any other per son In the city.
City customers and dealers supplied promptly
a. usual. -.
Office and houses South side Dock and Seven
teenth street. Post-ofice box $780, Richmcnc, va.
ap 7-W&S2n
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VIRGINIA NATURAL PETROLEUM
ILLUSTRATING GIL.

EOUAL TOTHE BEST SPERM OIL, At ONE
THIRD THE PRICE.
E1Itabe for slow or rapid m achinery Of every dc
scrlption; free from all impurities;
WARRANTED NIT TO HEAT or Gun.
EVERY BARREL WARRANTED 70 GIVE
SATISFACTION,
or to be returned at our expense.
It does not soil the brightest machinery. The
machinery should be clean before using this inl.
Cr.ers addressed to Us viii receive prompt at
tention.
CAUTION sre cautioned that the
OH sold by us differs from all othsr Petroleum LII
brcaiing Oils oil red In this market. We are sole
age IS here FOR the VIhGISIA NATURAL p q
iROLEUM LUBs l EATING OIL, which we offer
IS low as II can be had in any market
PURCELL, LADD L CO.. Richmond, VA.
apa7-lm General agents for virginia.
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NOTICE.-THE RICHMOND GRANITE
~ COMPANY. he annual meeting Of stock
holders will be held at The flee OF tn. panY In
Richmond on THURSDAY, hay 20.h 1889, NJ =
81. L.f. AZ III dAaD,
m;lO-M2; Sccretary and Treasurer.
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ROOTS. SHOES, &c.

DUCKSkIN SHOES. - Just received
m lde low ruartef,d For tender, gouty feet there
IS nothing more pleasant Those gentlemen VINO
have teea waiting for them. and all others IN
want OF such SHUsS, are invited to call early and
supply themselves. JOHN Z. pASh, JP..
1903 u ain stI Get.
mr. 7-eodlw b:tween Twelfth and thirteenth.
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ORDINANCES.
FUNK DEALERS, &c.-Extract

FUNK DEALERS, &C.-Extract from
e port Of Finance Committee, adopted by the
Council of the City or Richmond, May 10th, 1859
at being representedto the ommltte that sun
dry persons IN this city engaged In the business
OF Junk Dealers. in defiance OF the ordinance,
without having obtained license for the pr1secu.
fion Of such business, whereby the city Is deprived
OF The revenues properly deriyable th=reirom
aLd furthermore. that By reason or III! Improper
manner Of conducting said business much loss
and damage 10 citizens i daily occurring, the
Conn lttee respe cGfully recommends the Council
the adoption of the following Test l4tt Ins, VIZ:
~. EeSJlred J hat the Mayor Of the city Is here
BY requested Ct once to issue 10 the police iorct
such orders III shall deem effective for the rigit
enforcement CT TIE existing ordinance, chapter
XVI, concerning tie sale or pledge OF sec"hd
hand articles
-. Rssn'rsd That those persons desiring tc
carry On The business contemplated IN said 0rdI-
naEce In conforG ty TO The provisions thereof, bt
invited TO N kc application for license, rs pre-
scribed In the second section OF she ORD nance.
"1he tommittee have Hls1 liked the CL tSs
TAX on Junk callers at three hundred dollars, ant
this in addition To The LICE SSE Tk y, whlchthe!
recommend be fixed 1t not less than three hundred
dollars. and they report herewith an amendator,
ordinance conc -ninx said license tax.
The committee would also recommend that IL
portion of tie report fore going be published Il
each Of the daily news papers"
+. c. HOWAR',
1arE n
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BOUNTY LAND WARRANT LOST.
} Notice is hereby given that application viii
be made to the Commissioner OF Pensions for The
reissue IL BOUNTY LAND WARRANT No. 9!-
S33 for one hundred and sixty acres Issued 70 Ms.
Courtney southall. widow OF hirles Z. scutDall
deceased soltier in the war OF 1912. On the 2lst
DAY or september. 1850, and believed 10 have been
lost near shackelford's. King and Queen County,
Va, some time during the late war. -
JOIN T.. BRISTOW
attorney for Mrs. southall.
let T.gW
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AW CO-PARTNERsHIP.- WOOD
HOULDIN, JE., having retired from The
nrm of Bould'n L Bouldin II. the county Of sleek
lenbcrg, the undersigned have formed a co-part-
nership under the firm and style Of BUULDIN
FINCH, and viii practice in all the courts OF That
county. WOOD BOULDiS:
Talcott Station. Va.
GEORGE x. FINCH.
NH I-WgSem BOyitOU, Va.
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4 tHEAT WUUD, CHEAP WUUU.-I nhVe
~ just received another b1at. load OF that cheap
PRE- WOOD which am still selling to the pub
tic for ~ so per cord delivered, or a. so In the
yard Better call early ~ slS Basin bank, be-
ans 7. A. PACE, Agent.
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oak WOOD FIVE DOLLARS PER
" CORD.-I have q lot Of good OAK WOOD,
which I viii sell at IS rcr cord, delivered;
ANTHRACITE COAL, low;
Best quality OF MIDLOTHIAN LUMP,
Hall. AVERAGE and SMITHS COAL,
GLOVER HILL and DOVER COAL.
j. M. PITCHER,
ens Eighth street between Main and cary.
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HAMS FOR SALE.-A small consign-
4 4 rent or extra hae SUdAR-CUREU Dan
YASSED HAMS by
,O-eod3. ShJckoe Ware houe.
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In Bank uptcy.

District Court OF the United states-Dlstrct OF
Maine
In bankruptcy. In the matter OF j. L. Urann
in said District Bankrupt.
II u ordered that second General Meeting Of
the creditors OF said bankrupts be held before.
fttsr thatcher one OF the registers In Baukrupt-
cy IN sad district AZ the once of the Clerk OF the
Courts IN Ia sworth. on the Sist day OF August
ID ls'is. NJ 10 i-2 O'Clock A. NJ for the purposes
named To the twenty seventh section OF the Bank.
rapt Act Of March "a, 1857 at which meeting debts
may he found anu the Creditors may determine
the amount Of Dividend to be declared
GEo. A DYER, Assignee.
August 9th, lss9. 3yse
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Latest Importation
100000
CT Els rs
Tea Plantation
OF AR-HUM

10 his brother BUG. the largest Tea
Merchant in the known world in the
city of Boston
This tea was first brought to this
country by the Pilgrim Fathers for
their own use and the use of their fami-
lies and friends. Til, celebrated tea
was first raised BY an old Chinawom-
an. She never divulging where she
obtained the seed, it remains a secret
10 tbi. day. The old lady cured it bv
putting it in n saucer, and holding it
over patent nurse lamp to slow music.
Her friends. after her decease tried it
and found it superior to anything Il ev
had tasted. They found a small
amount of the seed in an old stocking.
and succeeded after much time and
toll. IN raising enough to give all the
crowned head. taste They soon
sold their right ID raise the same to
AE-lluM. who. regardless Of the press
ing call from all the palaces OF the
old world, sends it all to his brother.
AR-BUG 4 Co., Of Boston, who lets
us have n small amount for our trade.
This tea has all the flavor OF rum, Gin
and brandy. We warrant it to suit.
We would state we have Il
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DODD'S
NERVINE

NEW Ir>pDN. tpNS, April 81, l-tfl
hEMEMBEkED fEIkND--l ihongtit h we'll to wait
another week before writing, 10 see II continued
improve, a. have been doing Tor time
under the treatment " the medicine, and /
ani happy 20 tell you that | am getting better
even faster than when you were here. con-
msnred the u-e Of DpDifS SERNINE without
anybody advising me to II. When | began with
II could Only walk from my bel to the chair.
Nv trouble has been extreme pain In the he al,
aud has lasted over three years All the medicine
have heretofore Iaken ha, failed TO give any re-
lief. ! am nov able 10 90 up and down stairs aud
daily Improving. | consider the NEkttNE the
best medicine / ever found ami shall continue it,
u-e for am confident Of entire recovery. haS e
taken only three BOTH >, and would NOT be- with.
out II on amy account,
sw24 Very truly. Mis- /. y. MITE.
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COOLEY 4 DAUCHfs COLUMN
AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
BEST BOOK OF THE PERIOD
WOMAN OF NEW YORK:
r Z A ID T ii I 5

II Il "A ~ Il Ii .
A>fArIC CHOLERA IN CHINA, ALMOST EVERY
CASE CURED WITH PAIN KILLER.
Dear sirs I ought 10 have acknowledged long
ago the box OF Pain Killer you had the goodness
send us last yesr. Its coming was most providen-
ual, believe hundreds OF lives we're saved IN.
der God, 10y IL. We resorted at once to the 4 ain
Killer, using directed for cholera. list was
kept Of all to whom the Pam Killer given and
our native ASSISTANTS assure as that eight out OF
every ten u whom IL was prescribed Tecoy cred.
IL haf too. been very useful IN various other dis
eases. IL has proved an inoaleulable hie-~ ing to
mnItitndes al poor people throughout all this reg.
ION. Our native preachers are never willing to 20
out on their excursions without a Anpniy OF PAIN
Miller. II gives them favor IN the eyes of the pcn-
pie, aud access 10 families and localities BY whom
otherwise they would be indiffercntly received.
Believe me, dear sirs, gratefully ami faithfully
yours
J. NJ JOHNSON Missionary in China.
Prom Rev. u. eltnrd. Missionary in China
no" visiting his home IN Washington, rennsyl-
sania.
Dear >irs During residence % some ten years
a. a missionary Ia siam ard thina I fuund vour
fatn Killer most valuable remedy for tn 1 fearful
sSourgr, the cholera Ia admin -ts ring the med.
cine ioand u most effcctual 10 give a tsaspoonfn
OF Fam Killer Ia Eill Of hot water swr~fened
with sugar then after about uiccn minutes. begin
u -iSc tablespoonful III the same mkt rp every
halt hour until relief obtained. Apply hot
applications To the 'Ntrrmitie-. Battle the stoln
ache with The Pain Killer clear ami rub the limbs
: he medicine faithfully in the way stated above,
eight out OF ten recovered. frui, your-.
h. TELF)Rp
" attacked with diarrhaa. dy.entcry Or cramp
colir, DOM delay the OF tht- Pam Killer.
Beware " all limitations
The Pain Killer ia sold BY all druggists.
FERRY DAVIS 4 son. PROPRIETOR
iw3i No "a High street Providence. /.
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In Bankruptcy,

~ thc matter Of STEPHEN A DOYLE, Bank
T1Ipt
THt- is 10 give Notice that a Petition having been
] presented tn the Court, on the twenty. nrst day
Of November A. u, tstss. by stephen A. Doyle OF
Franklin, in said District Bankruut, praying
that he might be eerred - have a fall disco lrxs
from all his debts. prnvahle under tho bankrupt
Act. individually and a opartnar. IN the drrR
ot Doyle aud hafk- consisting Of the Petitioner
and btis X. Mark, npOu which Petition notice
was ordered III the Ellsworth American and The
Rockland Free Press, rrtUfpabe before said Court
NJ Portland, on the dr>t Monday at July. \ D..
l-ss, and Il now appear ing upon inspection of
The record Of saAi case, that said order has
been complied with. and said Bankrupt having
shown, To She satisfaction OF the Court that the
failure to comply herewith arose from fautr.
or neglect of his own. ami having now. on lht-
twenty saYe.t tn day OF july, \. d. 1850, pray cd
the Court to issue a new order OF notice ht-
said Pc ltion for Ds=ch,rge. upon uow reaitax
his said Petition anew
II IS Drf~rea by the Court Shat a hearing be-
hal upon the same the drSt Mnnday W octu-
her, A. u, i9f1. before the Court PORTLAND. in
said Distract At 10 o'clock, A NJ. and that netIrn
thereof be- published In the Ellsworth American
and the ockland Free Erc-s, new papers p iufaI
in said District, once "A week for three weeks. and
that all creditors who have proved their debts aud
other persons in interest may appear at sait time
and place aud show cause. II any they have. whF
h. prayer Of -ald Peat should not be granted
wv. p. PREBLE,
Clerk Of District Court for said District.
JwSs
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4ssal 1otlees
NONRESIDENT Taxes.

In the town Of surry il. the County Of Hancock
ior the Year i-is the following list Of taxes on
II. Al estate OF uun sdent owners in the town Of
>urry for the year 1857, in bills committed 10 II.
A Merrill, Collector Of said town on The hi-t day
OF June lssiS has been returned By him TO me
remaining unpaid on the :. day of June 1913 by
hi. certificate OF that date, and now remains un-
paid AMI notice j. hereby gisen that If the -Att
ia xc- interest nd charges are not paid into The
treasury Of said town. within eighteen months
from ,Ds date Of the commitment OF said bills,
much OF the real taxed will be suIiieient
10 nay the amsuat due tNeret1r including Inteie-t
and charges win, without further notice h@ soli
al Public Auction at the Post Dttice in SAID town
on the Is, day of December 1879 at o CLOCK T. NJ
Names No oi lot acres val taA
RObt r. arii-e 30 $50 ~
l.. J. T.. Carter t9-sb lD Z !"
Ja- punham 2i=lj 10, ~
Celia liinckley, house & wharf lot 40 l1i-
II. Means IL 80 80 -
John Mitchell IL of Mil ooO lt"-
3wf, joins NJ. MERRILL,
Treasurer OF sur, v.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-08-12
Motto

This Is to certify that have given my son Lew
X. webb his time 10 do business for himself |
shall claim none Of his earnings nor pay any debts
OF his contracting after Tins date
JAMES l.. WEBB,
Witness, CSC ". REpMtS,
3wS2 south Deer Isle, Aug. 9TH, 1853