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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-04-09
Shcrih's Sale.

OXFORD, SIS April 9TH, lS69.
YINAkEN on execution, and VIII be sold at Pub
i lie Auction, on Saturday, the 22d day Of
May. A ID. lS69, at one o'clock Ia the afternoon,
az the Inn OF Nathaniel Il. Crockett in Woodstock,
in the County of oxford, all the right in equity
which stephen Estes, Jr., OF Woodstock. in said
County has or had on the 10th day of June, A. ID.
ISIS, al o'clock a. NJ, being the time OF the al
tachment of the same on the original VIII IN TINS
action. TO redeem the sDllowing described Real Es
tate situated in Bethel, in said County OF OXFORD
TO Wit A certain lot of land in said Bethel, with
the buildings thereon, being lot No D IN the second
range OF lots in said Bethel on the south SIDE OF
the Androseoggin river being the same premises
conveyed TO stephen Estes, DR., by stephen Estes,
recorded IL Oxford Registry, book LIS, page 1870,
and book lSj, page S5s, reference To which may be
had for more particular description of the pre-
misses.
Tine above described premises being subject 10
n mortgage given tn Albert III. Estes, OF Portland,
la the County of Cumberland, To secure the pay
ment OF one note of hand Tor five hundred and
ifty dollars and thirty-siN cents, dated November
18TH. lsol, payable ON demand with interest annu
ally said mortgage deed is recorded in book l29
page se2. OF Oxford Registry. Also being subject
10 q mortgage given 10 Simeon Cummings Of Paris
in the County of oxford, 90 secure the payment Of
a note for ninety-slN dollars, given June 2Jh lSs2
and recorded in oxford Registry, book l26, page
lsS also, being subject 10 another mort gage gwen
20 the said Simeon Cummings 10 secure the pay
meni of two notes, gwen March 10, 1853, for the
sum of three hundred and thirty-six dollars,-one
note OF one hundred and thirty-six dollars, paya-
bic the next November, With interest annually,
the other note for two hundred dollars, payable in
two years with Interest annually.-said mortgage
deed lie recorded in book l39, page $50 OF OXforl
Registry Also, subject 10 a mortgage gwen 70
Ann f.. Allen of Rumford, in said County, TO Sc
cure the payment of q note of hand for the sum OF
two hundred and twenty dollars, dated November
2lst 1856, which mortgage deed is recorded in
hook It3. page 262 of oxford Registry.
s. X. HuTCHINS, Deputy Sheriff.
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coon rEMPLARs.
Cattle Markets.

BRIGHTON, April lst, ls9.
At marke, for the current week ;-C Cattle, 1913
sheep and Lambs, $3.50; swine, go Number OF
Western Cattle 49,; Eastern Cattle, 81.
Prices Of Beef Cattle-ENtra, SIS jOslt0o v cwt;
iirSt quality sie 50sI3 sS; second quality ell 506
u -; third quality slO 5o5u p.
Country Hides al 8! slO v a. and Brighton Hides
at l9sI0lc IN
Country Tallow At 7S7lc y =, and Brighton Tai
low al SsSlc Y n
sheep and Lamb skins, 81 75s2 . each.
Cali skins, sOa2ic y %.
Prices at store Catilg,-working Oxen, per pair.
sISO 10, go sIs, go 30, ~, 30 seo, scOsS5,
Mich Cows MS ordinary, s.,Oa ~ per head.
store Cows at sssS5 per heal
Prices OF sheep and Lambs-sales 81 Northern
Ssslc.
Swine-Prices wholesale IFS lSc v y, and by re.
tain ls8lGc L selected lots lac = u
Mich Cows-PTces depend in great measure
upon the fancy Of the purchaser. Most Of those
brought % market are Of IN ordinary grade.
Working ONen-The trade for several weeks
past Ia been duu and quite lot were LEI over
from lasl week
sheep and Lambs-There was n large supply
from the West, portion Of which were owned 10y
butchers, who have agent, al the West purchasing
for them and the balance were on commission
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n4ITI1


Died IN West Peru, on the s7th Of March, mrs,
sophia T., wife of Cyrus Dunn, ESQ, aged Sc yrs.
How dark and inscrutable are the ways of God.
BY rs short sighted mortals, His paternai Provi.
dcnce Is not fully understood. We know not with
mach certainty what single day, hour, or moment
may have In store for us, To-day, everything APP
pears bright and joyous, and We venture to lay
plans for cur future action and enjoyment But,
tomorrow, may bring to us trouble, disease and
death. This week, the family circle remains I'M
broken and unprecedented and wife, parents
and children, brothers and sisters enjoy the pleas.
ures of mutual friendship and love. The next
hopr raenth or year the events Of life are chang
ed, ana the normal currents of though, become
filed with deadly WINS, and We are swept away
irr the angel of death Ry His invisible agency
the trusting wife, the induigent, kindly mother, is
wrenched away from the side Of those whom she
loved Thus, soul AFTER soul retires behind tile
veil, and the Immortal principle which once ami
mated tine frail body IL wed 20 the upper fam.
ily of God. Death IL the common Inheritance Of
tie children OF men. II Is no respecter Of per.
sons. IL comes to remove the lovely smiling in
fsnt the playful child, and man In the meridian
OF life. 1t IL not sent az some have believed as n
punishment for sin. IL is n blessing, rather. and
when understood a. it should be, it will be regard
ei as the most dsintercsted friend sud benciaetor
OF the human race.
Mrs. Dunn was am active, Interested member Of
tie Universalist Church OF Dixdeld. By life
fllcd with noble, christian action and deeds Of
b,neyoIence and charity, she has made deep and
lasting impression upon the tender, impressible
minds of her children. An impression which the
hand of time can never fully remove. The char
aoterstcs of true dcv o,iou the cause Of human.
ity and experimental, practical religion which she
uniformly exhibited, gave substantial evidence to
other denominations that she had been with Jesus
and had learned OF Him. What is or can be more
powerful in the val OF vice and crime oC every
kind, than the kindly, benevolent influence OF an
earnest christian How it moves the tar'iy cur
ron; Of thought, through the serpentine channels
OF the community; how IL luflses new life into the
apathetic minds, souls and utuitions of men, sci.
a.h and sinful; how il causes the character to n
sumo permanent, christian aspect May the APP
pieCiatiye, loving circle OF children and friends
which she has left for short season he excited to
tie practical attainment OF charity, love and reli.
gen. May the influence and meaning of this pro-
vidcntial visitation be known and felt by all. And
may we all be blessed with the sweet and hallow.
ed memory of the departed. N.o.c.
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

NOTICE il hereby given that on the eth day of
~ April, ls2, samuel ii. Bumpus OF Hebron,
cunvey vd 10 Robert Glover, by his mortgage deed
OF that date, a certain tract OF land situated IA
Hebron with the buildings thereon, described a.
ipllOws beginning II cedar stake standing on
Muddy Brook iso-called) gu an open piece Oi mea
dow being the sOutheasteTly corner ct said lot,
thence down said Brook ca low water mark OF
Matthew Pond. thence On said Pond aud Mat
ttrw's stream nOTtbwardy and westwardly 10
the rips IN said Matthews Stream at phce
called Beaver Dam; thence northcasteriy by the
edge of the upland that borders n cedar swamp 20
tle northeasterly side line of said piece of land
near two large pine trees; thence south tuity-iiye
degrees east 10 the bounds first mcntOned,-tO Sc
cure the payment OF certain notes described IN
said mortgage, which l. recorded in oxford Reg
isIrS. book l26 page 57l; and ON the 18th day of
June, ISIS, the said Robert Glover, assigned said
mortgage 10 the under igned which assignment is
recorded in the oxford Registry, book l52, pages
81 80 The conditions of said mortgage having
been broken, l claim q foreclosure of the same
pursuant 10 the laws of this state.
GEORGE L. WHITNEY.
oxford, April 3, lS6e.
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ALLENS LUNG bALSAM,
TIE REMEDY FOR CURING

Consumption, Asthma, Group, Diseases OF the
Throat, Bronchitis, Pains aud Expressions OF the
Chest or Lungs, Difficult Breathing, aud all dis
eases OF the Pulmonary Organs.
lts actionis eNpsctorant Alternative. sudorihe Sc
datlye, dsphOrytio aud dlITetic, which renders u
one Of the most yaluabl remedies Known, tor curing
diseases Of the lungs. I eXcitrs eNpectoratiOn aud
causes the lungs 20 throw fthe phlSgm CHANGES
The. SkCRETlONS and fURFIES the BLOOD;
heels the rrtated parts. gives strength 10 the dges
tive organs; brings the serto its proper action and
imparts strength TO the whole System. IL is war
rsnted 10 give entire satisfaction in the most
confirmed cases of consumption, and not to produce
oo-tiveness or affect the head, n I, contains no
opium IN auy form. 10 Is PERtECiLI HARM
Lk>s To tue most delicate child, although an active
and powerful remedy tor restoring lhe system
Sold B. al druggists. Price per bottle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-04-09
DIED.

In Bethel March sOth Mrs Clara \. Holt, wifi,
of Dea l. L. Holt, AGED IS years months - days.
At West Peru, March 2ith, widow Martin wash
burn. aged ~ wears, formerly Of Hartford.
In Liveumorc, March, Thomas Allen, aged 10
wears, formerly ct Hartford
\; Locke'- Mills, March Jolh, at the residences of
her son \ g. Tinkham, susan Tinkham, " tfc OF
samuel Iiukham, aged Il years.
In Rumfori March I'D. Jane, daughter Of Mr..
George Perry, aged year..
~ East Rumtord, March nh, Hannah y. wife
df Euo- T. small. aged ~ ycars, formerly Of >aco.
At keEar Fails, ParsOniield, March 18Th, Mr..
Jacob Dearborn. aged ~ YEAR mos. and - day
In Alfred March Jlst, George Carroll Youngest
child of George u. and Marietta Webber, of Port
land. aged months - days
In Bath April 1t. Mr.. Alexander Waierhouse,
formerly OF Portland, aged :. years.
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MIR

In Bethel March 2Nh. hy Rev. II. Foster, Mr..
Emerson billings OF Woodstock. and Miss Annie
Russell Of Greenv God; also, April ith, by same,
Mr. Moses W Chandler, and Miss Alma 4. Need
ham, both of II.
Esu Mr. Dustin Nc tllistcr and Miss sophia Me.
keen. both of :.
In oxford. March 25th, =. W. Rich and Emma
" Drake, OF oxford.
At East Dtxdell March 81 4. at the hou-e OF l..
% White, Esq. by Rev. X. Il, Andrews, Mr.. >am'i
W Walker, OF Wilton, and Mise Rosa L White,
VI jaw.
In Auburn. March 18th. by Rev. H.. Martin. Mr..
William r. Perkins and Miss Edna Wcbbcr, both
Of Lewiston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-04-09
rwENTy.FIvEY EARs'PRACTICE

Ia the treatment OF diseases incident 20 Females,
has placed Or. DOW at the head OF all physicians
making such practice speciality, and enables him
TO guarantee > speedy aud permanent cure IN the
worst cases OF Suppression and all other Menstrual
arrangements frOm whAtever cause. All letters
Tor advice mast couiain 81. Otiee, No. Endico',
Street, Boston.
\. B-Bari furnished 10 those desiring to re.
msia under treatment.
Boston. July Il, 1903. ly
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Sled & Carriage Factory,
GR5ST MILL Ac., FOR SALE.

YINhe undersigned Offers for sale the new Sled
/ and Carriage Factory, with Grisf VIII
connected containing superior Corn Cracker,
with one run OF stone Tor meal together win the
water privilege, commanding the Frst wafer STU
atcd in the thriving village of West sumner, On.
ford County Me. said property consists Of
large building iON5l feet, -four stories high III the
rear and two stories in front, built IN lsiI IN the
most expensive and thorough manner, AT cost OF
nearly $500, and suitably arranged for all kinds
of mechanical business, containing work rooms
paint rooms, finishing rooms, Ne, together with
Turning Lathe, Gig.saws, founding Ma
chine. shaiting, betting, SC. Sc.
The property will be sold at a great bargain IL
applied for soon, or Will De exchanged, u anyone
desires, for good Real Estate Ia Portland.
For further particulars address the subscriber
at Buckheld. Ne, -
N,h l2th I-iy 6W
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BIRTHS.

In Norway April lst, To the wife of Mr.. Chas Il.
Cumming a son; TO the wife Of Mr.. stephen G.
Uatch, a son.
~ West Paris, April 5th, to the wife of Enoch
Whittgmore, n daughter
st West Bethel, April jth to the wife of George
III Gnodenow, \ daughter.
In Hartford, March SJ;h, 10 the wife of John r
Glover, n daughter
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Special Notices.
DR.. Stevens Cough Syrup:

The new discovery ,--ure and safe. In This beau
tCul mixture the choicest agents known % medical
men frr the immediate cure 81 n Cold or Cough.
are employed Try one bottle which viii cost yon
only q cents, and YOU viii never Be without il in
your house Can De had OF every druggist. and in
any quantity Of
GEO. c. GOODWIN X co, Boston.
fahls-Gw
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lloIIsrrv,Kp 81 New York. ~, Is. Is

TO LlsFENARD IT, New York, OCT +, lS6I.
Dear Sri !, with much pleasure that say
to YOU that consider the PLANTATION RIrrERs
81 untold value In the fali ~ lSs5, was taken
with Chill- and Fever, with the mos; severe pains
m my ches, and head Il wa, with great difficulty
thai could breathe. Ny lungs were greatly dis
trr>sed, and there was severe pain IN my right
side, by spells could hardly get Up from my
bed called doctor, who attended me all win
ter without the least benefit. About the frst OF
August commenced using your Plantation BIZ
terra wine glass fGn three times dAy,-Ind
have used 1t most ct the time since, aud am now
wei and strong, able to 10 all my own work and
the care OF a large family.
Yours. Nc-, SUSAN WILSON.
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COUNTY OF OXFORD.
NOTICE.

THE Copartnership heret oforc existing between
/ HIRAM YOUNG X ALBERT ". CHILD, - tn ;
daN dissolved, and all persons indebted {" SAIL
hIIn either by note account viii settle the same
az once with iiIKNM YOUNG. VINO j. the only one
authorized 10 receive the same
YOUNG X CHILD.
RathaI March n lSg Sw
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NOTICE

All persons indebted 10 =. r. Brggs, either by
note nr account are hereby notified that unless
they mike paymc:It Of the rAuIe wthin thirty day
their bill, will DC len with al attorney Tor collee
ton. - = BRIpuo
Snutb Paris Feb 10Th l-aH SIN
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There are probably hundred or more
persons in this and neighboring towns.
who daily suffer from the distressing
effects of kidney troubles, who do not
know that .0hHS0H'S 4H0dyHe Liaiaiem is
almost certain cure. In severe cases,
great relief may be obtained. if not a
perfect cure.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-04-09

We notice that the Agricultural papers
all over the country recommend the use
of SheridGR'S CacGlry Condition Powders.
Exchange.
Farmers and others in this section have
long known and appreciated the advant-
ages Of these Powders over all others.
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1.-THE BEST Way"

YINO obtain heavy yard-wide Cotton sheeiing %
i 10 send us Club of 80 names at 10 cts. each
for onr dollar goods, and get twenty-one yds. as
commission for raising the club, fortytwo yds- for
Club Of 60, sixty.five yds. for Club OF 100, or le
yis " the Agea sends for the rhoe 100 articles out
Of tie Club Same commission paid in other
goods. ar-The Oldest, largest, and most
reliable Dollar Sale House In BOston.-ss
Male and Female agents wanted. Send Clubs and
money in registered letters, and we guarantee
prompt returns. Give US one trial. Write at
once for Circular and Exchange List Of dollar
goods, before sending elsewhere. EASTMAN
4 KENDALL, ID Hawley St., BOSTON,
Mass. 4w
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New Advertisements.
STATE OF MAINE.
TREAsuRER's OFFICE,

TREAsUEER's OFFICE,
Augusta, April ;, lsi9.
TPON the following Townships ar Tracts of
L Land, not liable 20 be taxed in an! town,
tie following asses smeut~ for State tax Of ls'9,
were made by the Legislature on the thirteenth day
of March. lNsn:
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To Remove Moth Patches, Fr.ekle. and


TAN from the face, use rERRY's Morn AND
FRECKLE LuriuN. Sold by all Druggists. Pre-
pared only by Or. Il. { Perry.
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lie PERRY's CoNIpoNE AND PIMFLE REMEDY
prvtsareI only by Dr. L. Perry, ~ Bond street
New iork sold everywhere. Tie trade suppliec
by Wholesale Druggists. Can marc
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DIRECTORY.
Masonic Lodges Tinsc Of Meeting

~
Masonic Lodges Time Of Meeting.
OXFORD CHAPTER, Bethel, Sd Thursday
Of each month.
Blaxinx star. No. 81. Mexico, "Wednesday, on
or before the fun Of the moon.
Paris Lodge, No, %, Sd. Paris, Tuesday, on or
before the full.
Jefferson Lodge, No 100. Bryanrs Pond, Cd
Tuesday OF every month.
Oriental star, No. 81, Livermore, Tuesday,
ON or before full moon.
Bethel, No. %, 2d Thursday OF each month.
Evening Star Lodge, Buckdeld working
under Dispensstion,-the lst Monday OF earh
month
Pithagorian, No, II, rryeburg, Monday even
ing of or following the full Of the moon.
oxford, Norway, No. Is, Thursdsy, Oft the week
preceding FUN moon.
Mount Tir'em, No. 80, So Waterford, Tues
day, on or before the full moon.
VT. Moriah, No. g, Denmark, Wednesday on
GA before the fun moon.
Nezinscet, No. loI, Turner, saturday on or be
fore fun moon.
GOOD TEMPLNRs.
W.T.. Christopher Lodge, No. 10, Bryant's
Pond, every Monday evening.
Rising star. Bethel, Friday evenings,
Nerinseot, Bucsaeld saturday evenings,
Crystal Wave, T.. Buckdeld, every Thursday
Evening.
whitney Lodge, Canton, every Wednesday.
Hear Mountain Lodge, 80. Waterford W ed
nesday evening.
Hsrbor Waterman, North Paris, Thursday
evening.
Washington. oxford, Thursday evening
silver Lake, sweden, SATURDAY evening
West Summer, West sumner, Wednesday
evening.
Forest Lake, Center Hartford. every Tuesday
evening
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AGENTS WANTED,
AND GOOD PAY GUARANTEED.
Dixaeld. April s. 1869.

! To the Honorable Augustus II Walker, Judge OF
Probate within and for the County of Oxford;
yI,HE undersigned res pectflIs represent that
i they are children and hers oil ieier irtsS,
lale of Mexico In said County, deceased, who leit
surviving him five children, 70 wit; John Il TrasS,
Oscar +. Trask and Louisa TraSk residents oil
Mexico aforesaid; Albert ) IrasS. OF Contrac0s-
IA County California and Amos lrask, oil Buna.
To- v y that all the real estate OF when the SAID
Peter Trask died seized, is situated Ia Mexico, III
the County of Oxford and state OF Maine, ana de-
scends to his said heirs IN equal part, 10 WI: one
ilfth part to each after the widow Betscy Trasks
dover shall have been assigned ana SET out 10 her.
including the reyersion OF said dover; that the
proportions of said heirs are not IN dispute
between them are not uncertain and do not de
pend upon the construction of any devise or other
que for the consideration OF jury or court oil
common law They, thereiore, request that your
honor may make partition OF SAID real estate IN
ciudiny tie reyersion of said dover, among his
children and heirs aforesaid, agreeable To the
statute in such cases made and provided;
o. F. TRASk.
Dixaeld, March 8, 1859
OXFORD, sat- Court of Probate held at Paris,
within and for the County OF Oxioru, on the thiru
Tuesday of March, A. d. 1862
On the foregoing PETITIONS
Ordered, That the said Petitioners give notice TO
all d rsons interested by causing copy OF their
netfiou with this order thereon, to be published
three weeks successfully in the Oxford Democrat,
new spaper printed at Paris, in said county that
they may appear at Probate Court to be held at
Paris on the third Tuesday of May next, at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon and shew cause, any they
have. WHY the same should not be granted.
- Ut A. H.. WALKER, Judge.
true copy Of petition, and order of Court thereon
Attest: J. b. HOBBS, Register.
All Good Book Agents
GAN hear of Extra Inducements by calling
~ at or addressing
SHAW 6 SAN FOR ID,
% SCHOOL STREET, BOSTON.
Jan. %, 1863.
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MAGNOLIA " NTER-h delightful toilet arti
,Ie-superior t. Cologne, and At half the price.
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THE subscriber hereby gives pupllc notice that
i ne IA, been duly appointed by the Honorable
judge of Probate for the County VI oxford, ana
assumed the trust of Administrator or the estate
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in said County deceased, by giving bond as the
law dr.ct- he therefore requests all persons who
are indebted tn tine estate OF said deceased 10 make
imrn adiate paymunt; and those who have any de-
nands thereon, 10 exhibit the same "a -
SAMUEL D. GIBSON.
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CYRUS WAIT. late Of Canton,

in said County, deceased by giving bond "a the
law directs he therefore requests all persons who
are indebted to the estate Of said deceased 10 make
nnmediate payment; and those who have any de-
mands thereon, 10 exhibit the same To
OTIS VI. WAIT.
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March &c, 1859

vINIIE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
| he has been dnly appointed by the Honorable
judge OF Probate, for the County 81 oNiorn ana
assumed the trust OF Executor Of the last Will and
csttment OF
CHRIS TOPHER BRYA late of Woodstock,
ia said County deceased, by giving bond as the
law directs he therefore requests all persons VINO
ARE indebted 10 the estate OF said deceased 10 make
immediate payment; and those who have any de
mands thereon, 20 exhibit the same %
DUSTIN BRYANT.
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yVHE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
l he has been dnly appointed by the Hon0ra-
M eJudge of Probate, for the County Of OXFORD,
and assumed the trust Of Administrator vi the
estate of
FREEBORN G. BARTLETT, late ofNatrhctaches,
state OF Louisiana, deceased, By giving bond as
the law directs he therefore requests all persons
who are in lebted the estate 81 said deceased To
make Immediate payment: and those who have
any demand, thereon, To exhibit the same 20
MIGHILL MASON.