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DIED.

ALTER.-on the morning of the % instant, of scarlet
fever, after short Illness WILLIAM STILES only son
of William W. and Mary A. Alter in the 9Th year of his
Funeral from the residence of his parents No 1922
Franklin street, Wednesday afternoon the 4th Instant
at O'Clock. Interment at Laurel Hill. -
ERWIN.--On the list instant, Mrs. MARTHA M Err
WIN, in the 57th year of her age
The relatives and friends invited TO attend the
funeral from her late residence No 1918 street.
Wednesday morning at o'clock To proceed to Abing
ton Burial Ground.
HOWELL-S Suddenly Monday, the I'd instant
ALBERT b.. son of William and Rebecoa II. Howell in
the ninth year of his age.
The funeral will take place from the residence of his
parents, ThirtyfOurth and Race Streets Thursday
morning the 9TH inst at 10 O'clock The relatives and
friends of the family respectfully invited to attend "
MCOOLLIN-Near Chester, 6th month, I'd, in the Both
year of her age, SARAH W., wife of Thomas H. McColin
relatives and friends invited to attend her fune
ra Fourthday afternoon at o'clock from the resi-
dence her father George Pennock, No S05 Franklin
street, Philadelphia. Intement in Friends Southwestern
Burial Ground.
MITCHELL-On the 3lst of July, MARY JANE,
widow of the late David r. Mitchell.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral her late residence, No 2S Twen
tieth street, Walnut, Wednesday, August at
O'Clock. To proceed to Woodlands.
WOODS.-On the LIST instant MARY A, wife OF james
Woods, in the 6Sth year OF her age. . .., ID,
funeral from the residence of her husband No A 30
VClOck. 10 proceed " Odd Fellows Cemetery
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for good-natured gossip. But the women-bless
them!-with all their loquacity, are not equal to
the men in this respect. Compare the letters
from Long Branch which have lately been pub
lished in the New York World. Some of them
are exceedingly well written and interesting;
others are the merest balderdash The first were
written by Mr.. Wheeler, of the World, who has
thus proved himself a charming triher in the
letter-writing line the last were got off by
female who signs herself o. l.. Some of the
irst-class dailies have made the fatal mistake of
supposing that women write better gossiping
letters than men. This is not the case. Set
party of men together, and party of women
together and the men will turn out the most
accomplished scandalzers. 'Sir Peter Teazle'
had no more reason to dread leaving his charac-
ter behind him to the mercy of his wife and her
malicious-mnded friends, than he need have
dreaded trusting it to his bachelor companions.
One of the results of the Sorosis and of the
Woman's Suffrage Convention has been to food
editors offices with women who think they can
do at least two things as well as men-govern
and gossip. They can do neither. The expe-
ricnce OF thousands of years has proved the one;
this seasons watering-pace correspondence is
proving the other
Critics and Their Mistakes.
Last night, the dramatic critics of the big
dailtes had hard time, no less than four thea
tres simultaneously presenting new attractions.
These were Booths Wallacl's, Niblos, and
Woods. AT the first, Mr.. jefferson appeared as
'Rip;' at the second, Mr.. Owens as John
Unit which, by-the-way, the critic of the Epen-
ing Post announces rs new play 1t was
produced at least ten years ago at the old Arch
Street Theatre in your city. All the critics here
are making a similar mistake in asserting
that EaOch arden, whose season has
Just expired at Booths, was new,
whereas it is the late Julie de Marguerite's dra-
| matization produced years ago at the new Arch
Street Theatre, with Lawrence Barrett in the
| leading role These two errors are on a par with
| the blunder of the Herdld'S 'critic" who
| solemnly proceeded some months ago to criticize
Fdzio as a new play by an unknown author.
| These will give you some idea of what metro
politan theatrical ''criticism" too often is. The
| other two new attractions of last night were
| Arrdb-nd-POgue at Niblo's, and the Wonell
| Sisters at Woods. | have not heard of any
| offers having been made to these young ladies
| by Australian managers, la that made to the
| Barney Williamses. but if had $4,000 | would
| give 1t them to 60 and never return.
All RAMA
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CITY ITEMS.

GLENGARY CHEvIor SUITs-Men's sli
Do' DO DO. do, Youths g
HALE BETWEEN ! BENNETT 4 Co,
Fifth ami TOWER HALL,
SL1M Stree'SN sis MARKET ST,
PHILADELPHIA,
And 600 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
GROVER BAKERS Highest Premium Sewing Machines
No. 73O Chestnut street
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WYETH a BROTHER, Druggists,
No. 14l2 Walnut street, PHILADELPHIA.

CARBoLIc AcD SoAP.-Cleansing and disinfecting
Beneficial in skin diseases. Prevents the attack of
quitoes. Keeps leas from dogs and cures mango. Is
useful in all cases in which Carbolc Acid may be used
Made and sold, wholesale and retail by
PECK Co., Apothecaries
No 1228 Chasnnt straat
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ADIRONDACK SPRING WATER FROM WHITEHALL, N Y.
Experience has proved that this celebrated Chaybeae
Watercontans active medicinal properties the
speedy relief and of all diseases of the Kidneys
Urinary Organs Female Weakness and Nervous Prosra.
ton than any known remedy Natures great Tonic and
Dretic for nvigoratng and building up the system
paired by disease, dyspepsia, general debility See
pamphlet. Depot and for sale by
WYETH BROTHER, Druggists
No u.In
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JEwKLRY.-Mr. William W. Cassidy, No II South Second
street. has the largest aud most attractive
fine Jewelry and Sverware in the city Purchasers can
rely obtaining q real pure article furnished at
price which cannot be equaed He also has large stock
of American Western Watches in all varieties and
prices visit to his store is to result in pleasure
and profit.
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RAWS-S -SPEDDEN.-On Sunday evening Augrst Il,
st. Tmothy's Church Roxborough, by the Rev William
Augustus White, JOHN RAWS and MARTHA ANN
SPEDDEN, all OF Philadelphia.
SMITH-ORENkHAW.-On the Both of July by the
Rev Robert {; Matlack, Mr. THOMAS r. SMITH To Miss
MARY ANN ORENSHAW, both of this city - " ~
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SINGERS SEWING MACHINES
On easiest possible terms, by
o. +. DAVIS. No $40 Chestnut street.

3 CARD-Chares Stokes will cell the balance of his
summer stock of clothing at reduced prices in order
make for his choice stock of fall clothing now
being manufactured.
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AUGUSTA!
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MAR FRIED.

Sc cor. SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS
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Ii 4 Il p Z K ; )
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Saturday, the Eth day Of JulS
1863,
IO2 l~2 acres,
more or less

more or less.
This land is subject to the widows
dover which will be laid of previous TO
the day of sale.
This land is beautifully situated at the
mouth of Smiths Greek and binds on the
Potomac liver and small creek called St.
Claire's which grows the best oysters -
The improvements consist of good
DWELLING. BARN auG all necessary
OUT-HOUSES. The soil is adapted TO
the staples grown in this latitude, it being
rich and easily titled.
The Terms of Sale are, one half cash on
the day of sac or on the ratification there
of. aud tue balance in two equal install
ments at Il aud IS months credit, the
purchaser giving satisfactory bond for the
deferred payments.
j. 4. DUNBAR,
Trustee.
June . lth, 1869 I'd
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NOT ICE.

MFRS. JAMES j FORBES, FORM
VI erly of st Mary's county, has ia
ken House No H. South Howard street,
Baltimore, and is prepared to receiFe
and I Il \ y ) | i \ /
BOARDERS, and she will be pleased to
have her friends in Charles and St Ma
rvs counties and elsewhere call upon
her when they VISIT the city.
Nr. JAMES J FORBES also has es-
,ab,ished himself at l53 South Charles
stree. in the same city, where he may be
found at all convenient times, by his nu-
nerous friends. who can be accommoaa-
ted with the best of CIGARS, 'cho}S<"t6
and refad lie fatters himself that they
will not pass him by,
June 10, ls69-3w.
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STATEMENT
of the
Expenses of Saint Mary's CGtinty

FOR THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 80 1859.
Published county pursuance
publish annually least
be
of Their said counties specifying therein
what paid shall
statement
shall after the receipt of such set up
a Of them holding n each election district
RECAPITULATION OF COUNTY CHARGES, VIZ
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RS Sale
eal and
| PROPERTY.

Frit of Eeuditioui FIX
! out Of the Circuit
fy's county, at the suit
and by virtue Of a
ssued out Of the same
llliam Robinson,
BIB, against the goods
and tenements of
j TO me directed, I
b Ia execution all the
claim and demand,
{ the said Francis J
following property,
Of land, called and
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Dyson WelGh
" III + Owens
Francis |. Ab ell
George I Burroughs
WIN b Bean
Audersc1 Green
W hit llammett
John + Carpenter
JAS Oliver Ncale
Geo " Morgan
Jos + johnson
Washington bell
Jas II Wilson
Miss Irene Furek
james s Downs
Susan Drury
William Quade
Washiug ton BoWlss
Robert II Neaic
John { Mills
Abram Garner
John Thompson
John s Her bert
Harriet Green
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NOTICE.

q Ii. persons in4ebtcd 10 me on Tavern
[ i account are requested t. call an,
settle during March Court If no, SCI
tied at that time | shall be compelled to
place their accounts III tie AInds Of oh
ccfs fur objection.
JW JlfOORE.
Mara ~ i>.4 T.
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r. A. GOLDEN e. Bro,
G Is o G e u S
MERCHANTS,
Washington ID. c. !,

4 RE happy to announce to the citizens
y Of St. Marv's county and rs Conugui-
" that having at much expense provided
Increased facilities for the accommodation
and sto-aee of goods and cattle sent to them
for sale on Commission that they are pre-
pared to of r to those who may entrust
them with their patronage assurances that
their merchandise will receive the highest
market prices.
Onr close communication with tie ;7h1rves
and our long establishment in the Grocery
business erable us to command better Pr
ces lrr country products than possessed by
any Commission Merchant in the city
Reremter the p'-ce
Il. 4. GOLDEN & BRO.
Warehouses No and sc
7 street South
Washington ID. c.
June q. 1sGo-tf.
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Dl'I(,El.

| IN the Circuit
lCdurt for Saint
III airy 5 County,
fltrIng as a Court
Pt Elulty.
f..
It is to procure
c of certain real
y's county for
anne.
"a the 10th of
SOLD TO the Dc
parcels Of land
hnty, commonly
maine OF
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Philip II Dorsey
Richard L Wainwright
James X Langley
Stanislaus Clarke
John Boharan
Walter j. Dent
IIez b Cawood
Stephen Jones
Vim B Tucker
Henry w Thomas
Joseph II Jones
Geo IL Morgan
Josiah NJ BIscoe
Richard NJ Abel
Thos b Mattingley
James e Beau
Geo ID Duke
Daniel Shanks
lgua,ius b Thompson
Bennett Il Abel
Alexander Adams
Duucan VI Turner
James f Heard
Geo w Morgan
John G Herbert
Wm Is Bean
Henry | Carroll
William \ Loker
Thomas NJ Shadrick
Vim Il Clarke
Thos II Springer
Vim G Cough
ALDER, Burch
Ignatius \ Jarboe
Francis NJ Goddard
French Y Greenwich
Henry Ncalc
Lewis IL Leigh
Ii y Allstan
Young Z Dawkils
Ignarlus J tarboe
Harrison poscy
} VI Wilkinson
Geo b Dent
Aloysius I Fenwick
James l. BIscoe
J Morris Mllburn
Igna,ius } Langley
Stephen Hayden
Robert Loker
Charles Dent
George Thomas
Francis + Floyd
John G Lillburn
John +, Mattingley
David W Tyler
Joseph T Cough
John II Turner
John \ Dunbar
Clement c SpaIdlng
Francis } Stone
Geo VIM God dard
James nillahay
VIM \ Combs
Richard II IL edar
James q SpaIdlng
Thomas Il Hodges
Geo M Ly n
VIM + Leach
James K Thomas
Augustin l. TaveaU
James + Abcll
Francis c Neale
Thos |. Harrison
Alex W Turner
John + Simms
Geo K Garner
Samuel c Thompson
VIM + Hooper
G. NJ { Jones
John II Wa'ers
u Edwin IOad
James Joy
VIM \ Kirk
Henry W ats
VIM " Combs
" alter Ford
+ Leo SpaldiDg
VIM II prury
john + Carpenter
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\ ID

FIFTEENTH
fny son Jos.
10 my eutlro
/ Great Mills
kled j. j 4
I'LL be strict
contract.
requested to
cr accounts
IN determined
bout further
n the future,
fair dealing
age of every
pall
,STAN.
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THOMAS,

- 4 L NV VI 400
AND
rs. more or less.
+ thousand dol.
IN due to the
f., the sum Of
wo collars and
Frcst from April
9 SAID Patrick
Flt Of the State
d and ordered
NJ . copy Of
! the Saint Ma
for sour sue
lbs before tho
give notice
of the object
ri warn him to
n or By s,licitor
\ november next,
show cause,
ought not to
X FORD.
ssociate Jui &c.
AN AIlER.
Clerk.
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tfes,s
more or less.
in teonardtown
uty.
ILL.
office, that on
b day of July,
in Lconardtown.
4nd ) O'clock. p.
Ibllc suction the
personal proper
in execution to
cash to satisfy
costs due and to
FEN WICK.
Sheriff.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-07-08

WE'D
III DIS,
assortment OF
| all varieties,
~ style W hich
which cannot
l. have also In
and most fash
OTHING
{ st. Mary's
our stock be-
FORD.
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Nov %, 1865.
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Registrars for 1863.
Miscellaneous.

las s Down, Printers Bll s 1920 IS
Jas T VI Raley Stationery tor Office 10 80
John Camaher g g 60
T Mckay Dltchn9 toat 81 90
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aalarria9es.

In Peacham, July /, by Rev. P Il. FIX, Chas. g.
Cargill NJ D., of Waterford, Miss Sarah l. Gowl,s,
of Peacham.
In Bradford, June %, by Roy. X. W. Harlow Mr..
Edgar Kowel of Tunbridge, and Miss Mary II. Homer
Of raitord.
In West Concord, June 20, by Rev. VI. Power Mr..
Horace burroughs of Wet Concord and Mrs. Mary b.
Clarke of Manchester, y. H.
In Franklin, June 80, by Rev. L. s. French, Rev. l.
5. Stone of Pawlet and Misc Adeliue French of Frank
lin.
In Darby Line, June % by Brigham Pike, Esq, Nj.
Moses II, attn Of Stoke, and Dlu: Cote Eaton T.. q.
Ii Derby Line, June Il, by Brigham Pike, Esq,
Benz. Rolf of Elton, and Isabel Heath Of Stoke f. Q.
In Charleston, July !, MIR. Wallace W. Bruce and
Mis- Mary A. Hastings, both of Newark
Iu Barnet, July c, by Eev. l. ). Watts, Mr. Alva 5.
Fuford of Littleton, " H., and Miss Hattie l. Smith
of Barnet.
In Passuppsic, July 1, by Rev. ). I. Frost, Mr..
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The celebration in honor of the lth OF
July came oil here last Saturday afternoon
and evening according TO the programme
and was perfect success. The amount
realized by the Congregational Society
from the sale Of refreshments. exceeded
$50. The afternoon exercises consisted
of the reading of the Declaration OF indie
pcndence by VIM. ii. Preston. Esq, al
dresses 10y Hon. b. y. Davis and Rev. I.
W. Thompson, and a poem by Rev. +. b.
Fiskc of Peacham. These exercises were
tutersperSed by other appropriate eNef-
ciscs and music frcm the Peacham COrnet
Band. The evening exercises consisted OF
a miscellaneous entertainment at the
town hall-charadeS. tableaux. paint
ings. and readings by Mr.. Robinson OF
| Portland. The hall was filled to overflow
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our and . trust justification for calling
SYR r, furnished by the frequency aud fatality of
tn disease Of infancy and childhood. 50 alarming and
serious thu dec.ascs ta child in three dies Ice
fore the hf' wear There fact afford couclIiyr gu
met fer enforcing mothers the importance Of using
q remedy, " hsh contains no Morphine Poisonous
Drns! and fail. (when timey u-edy to t ct i
II grady assists the child through the months
of teething allays all pain, REDUCES inflammation, cor
aidty Of the stomach, and fails re-ullt
the bowel- makes SICK and weak children strou-, md
bcalihy produces natural sleep tn, child, tn rely
sfordiug the mother. For complaints
dysentcry and darrhHa. it has equal. For wind
collie. commissions, gripping, &c falls TO give
immediate relief.
hoIHEE RaILsN- QUIETIS" SWIFT Tor children. il
original medicine well .stat-hed therefore
other and YOU safe. For sale by all druegizts and
dealer in medicine.
A. RICHARDS. New London, Conn,
tlsep Agent FOR the nitDd states
TO REMOVE MOTH PATCHES. FRECKITS AND
Tan from TIL face, Pz,bN'- Nom AND SLRckLE
LOIoS. sold by all druS.;i=;s Prepared only by Dr
p. a.. Perry.
FOK BLACK WORMS, AND PINPLEs on THE
FACE, u,e PEI.nY's .NEnopE Ahr PMPLr Kim DY.
prepared only l'y Dr. B. {. Perry. ~ Bond st,
York. sold everywhere The trade supplied by whole
sale drI gGl-'s Su-15
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-EWs copy the following from ,xchsngc which
il important if true Chronic darrhua OF long stand
ing, also dyseutery, and all similar complaints common
at this Of the year, he cured by the tn
ternalyy of "Johnsons Anodyne Linment' We know
whereof "
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1raths.

NS*S~t
Births, Marriages and Deaths inserted FREE Obitua-
ries including ""strv. SIX GENTS a line
In this pla-e July l. of consumption Mr. Ruth Ann,
wifi" of David Kin=msn in the 54th year of her age
In Orange, Mass, jane 20, Zulema A, wife Of
George b. Dawson, in the both year Of her age
IL Concord. Vt, June -, Eliza F., younge-t daugh-
ter OF l. G. and II. T. Woodward, in the I'D year of
her age.
In West Concord July /, George w knights, 81 gcd
Il years
In Greensboro, June p, Edu, L. eldest daughter OF
pornIin G. Melvin. aged year,.
In Greensboro, July >, Mary J., wife of John l. Por
ter
In WestlnOre, June II. Harriet, wife of C. T. Al
drch, aged = years.
In Coventry, June 30, Cora E., daughter OF Thomas
Wells age ys,rs
In BrOa ninrton, July =, Emma, wife of Stephen
TownseEd aged % Years
In Troy, June p, Nathaniel q. Norris aged Is years
In Walden, June ~ Nellie NJ, wife of y. d. Hop
kins. aged Is ycais
OBITUARY.
In Northfeld March Il, Evelinc X. Pswsrs only
child Of Lyman and Frances Powers, aged years.
Like + flower Of rare lovcues. nipped by
timely frost this beautiful child, permitted for little
TIM TO bless her earthly home faded aud was gone.
just as signs of unusual promise beginning to APP
ar and the brtcst hopes TO be- iniuged there came
the terrible change which hs filed the parents hearts
with bitter gref. Nav the God of all comfol, enable
hem TO find correlation in their bereavement through
fifth IL Him who while earth, folded children III
His arm- and will tenierly them in the
fions above Their ou,ehod Las been tsken,
but she is not dead.
There is no death An angel form
WSks DER thu earth with silent tread,
lie bears our stlovcd thing away,
And then we call them dead.
He leaves our heart all desolate-
He pucks our faiIrzt sweetest flowers;
Iran'psntrd into bliss, they now
Adoru immortal hoy.rs. +. Z. II.
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tIMI. AticrrltSerS.

There j. change in the firm OF the old
clothing house on Railroad street. Mr..
Horton having taken his son James into
partnership. James will prove an addition
To- The concern. being courteous. obli%in@
ana popular among large circle OF ac-
quaInlanccs.
Matthews ~ Pcttinyll have become
quite celebrated tor their delicious ice
rrcain, and Judging from present appear
ances we are now 1. have weather that
Will dissolve ice pretty rapidly.
j. ". Berry comes out with new aud
attractive advertisement. He has marked
hi> stock OF boots and shoes down.
l.. Il. Harrington Sons ~ Co. have just
opened nice music store in the Allen
Block on Railroad street. They keep Pr
mos. cabinet organs, sheet music. etc. a.
will be seen rom their card.
iiaii y EIctcher'S card will he found III
our columns to-day. They keep nearly "v-
cryihing ever found in Il country store, ill.,
cludin. all kinds oil house-lurnishing good.
Elisha May. lawyer, hangs out lii
..>iingle' in the CaieIontan, By industry
and perseverance, he has worked into ii
rood business.
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Mark Hills Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, In probate court. held at the
taledola District -. probate office, IN ST johns
bury, Nltiiin and Tor sad district the 1th day OF
july, A D., ISUy.
William +. huggies. Daniel +. Rugsles, aud Richard
lizard, tcutnT> the last viii anu testament Ui Marx
HILL Late sutton, III said district, deceased. testate
make al NcatUu said court tor license to sell ne
whole OF tn real said deceased, represent
ng tdt the sale said real estate would be benehcai
TO the helIs ueFs and esIees, ana AL hteTesieu III
said estate Tor the purpose UG converting the same INTO
money anu sal executors have produced IN court tie
consent ana dpprOJ ton Writing OF AL tue htlIs u-
vlstes, ana estees aid estate, residing IN ths state
WheTeupOn ordered by sand court mat ana APP
pllcauDu be rvlrTTrd thereof 10 De- heu AT
the Probate OiI-e, JUhLsbGES, oil the =itn
day Ol july, A. ~, 1859, tor hearing anu de>lsion
thereon further ordered that all persons inter-
esled be nOunru hereof by publication Oi hOlee ot said
iCaton ami thereon three weeks sucCesslNey
the Gale DOMAIN, printed ST. JOhnsOury before said
time vi hearing, that they may appear al said time and
place, AID II they cause, object lneTetO
BY the Court, Attest.
G75y ASA L. FRENCH, Judge OF Probate.