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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-11-26

OxroRp, So. - Board Of County Commissioners,
September Session, 1900 held by adjournment
Nov 18th, 1859.
Upon the foregoing lctition. satisfactory evidence
having been received that the petitioners are respon'
sibe. and that inquiry into the merits Of thslr ap-
pcation Is eNpedent, II II ordered that inc county
Commissioners meet at the Andrews House az
South Paris in said county, on TUESDAY the 2l.t
dav of December next, ~ ten O'Clock In The lore.
noon. and thencr proceed 20 view the route men
TONED in said petition; Immediately alter which
view hearing Of IA. parties and witnesses viii be
had AZ some convenient place IN the vicinity, and
such other mcasures taken IN the premises a. the
Commi- siOners shall judge proper. And II Is iur.
ther ordered, that notice VI the time, place and
purpose o. the COMMISSIONER meeting Aforesaid
b. given 10 all per-ons aud corporations interested
hy causiog aticsied eOpie. OF said petition and Of
tis order thereon TO De seryc'I upon the Clerk of
the town Of Paris aud also posted up In three pub
lie places in said town and published three weeks
successfully in the oxford Democrat, newspaper
printed at Paris, said County OF oxford the nrst
of said publications and each of the other notices to
b. made served and posted. at least thirty days be-
fore said time OF meeting, to the end that all per-
son. and corporation. may then and there appear
and .hew cause II any they have Why the prsye OF
said petitioners should MOI he granted.
Attest: WIN h. klMBALL, Clerk.
A true copy Of said petition ard order OF Court
thereon.
Attest WI. h. hlMBALL, Clerk,
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To "a. honorable BOARD ut Count! Commission
er. ODD anil f.f ihr County 20 oxford.
rNuE uid.--i.u,t, Agent ot ti' town 81 Paris,
4 u accordance with a N.t, ui tUr inhabitants
a. .aiI town q o legal town meeting holden on
Csc o. rt,ru.l dls ~ November, ID 80 would
re-pcrtuis rcpTy-cnt. tiai portion % the stony
Brook Rlll .-b.ctilc1I, Iu -aid Paris, near the
~currt T. Hou-v. Was bt tAr late ic-hct rem
dcred impossible and tic, and that the public
convenience .' necessity requires an alteration
~ said road he further represents, that by the
same fre-hct, the Bridge UEcr aid stony Brook
above aud near X" ais Mills. IN said Paris, was
carried away, and ...lt the public convenience and
necessity Ito no. Lirc the continuance OF said
bridge ~ u part OF the public highway: he there.
fore asks your hOnors 10 discontinue 30 mu'7i OF
aid highway leading across -ai stony Brook
above and near Royalr Mills a. lie. DeiwiNI the
highway leading from South PARIS 20 Hebron and
the house on the noitu -lIr pi >aid SION! Brook
known "a the Prtsi House IL further De presents
that portion ol tie Road known - iiic Itbty
Road, ~ said Paris, cJmmrE'lu- near me house
Of Jonathan Andrew p ,ad Paris. and running
easterly 10 the County road leading rom SCUM
Paris b. Snow tIii', di-tInce ~ about one
hundred rods j. badly washed ani quilted out
AMI that thu pubic convenience ana necessity
doe, NOT -eqltirr it, further continuance a pub'
H.. highway; ~ Therefore respectfully asks your
Gap.r- To discontinue SAID portion oi zald tulty
dated at Paris this .5,h day OF November, 1863.
HIRAM HUBBARD, Agent Of Paris.
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Wood Wanted.

CEALED PROPOSALS ~ furnish FIFTY
split, Tor the of the County, and for fitting and
packing the same in the sheds Will be received by
the Treasurer of 0xfOrl County, until Saturday,
Nov. 2ith at one O'Clock Z. NJ, 10 be delivered at
such places as may be designated at that time =
SAID wood 10 be Maple, Yellow Birch and Beech,
one half NJ least, 10 be maple, and 10 be fully four
feet lOng-said wood to be sawed twice, well lifted
and packed. IORATI0 AUSTIN.
Nov, 10th, 1859
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DIED.

In Rumford, Oct 9th, Mrs. Gratia Elliott, aged
- wears widow of the late Cotton Elliott. Also
Nov. 2lst, Mr. jeremiah Farnam, aged 50 years,
formerly of Concord, y. H. concord papers
please insert.
In West sumner. Nov. Sd. Miss Sabrinia Addie
Chadbourne, aged - years.
She ha gone tn her home in the skies,
She has ended her labor below;
She has gained iminorality's prize,
The glOries of heaven to know.
AWAY from all sorrow and care,
Away from all suffering and pain;
q. when shall we follow her there,
O. when shall we meet her again
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-11-26

OXFORD, ss.-Ata Court of Probate held at PARIS,
within and for the County of Oxford, Oh the third
Tuesday of November, A ID. 1869:
an the petition of JOSEPH h. BEMiS-piay.
J ing that EbeneZer Il. Holmes, Executor oil
the estate OF Freeland Holmes, late of oxford IN
said County, deceased, may be licensed ana an'
,borizei to convey To James 4. Holmes, Assigntr
of said petitioner. a certain parcel OF Real Estatc
situated in said STOW, in said County, IN accord
ance with a contract made in writing by said free-
land Holmes in his lifetime
Ordered That the said Petitioner give notice IT,
Ali nsrsons interested, by causing an abstract OF
his petition with this order thereon, TO be publish
ed three weeks successiyeiy In the oxiord Dem,
ocrat, a ewspaper printed at Paris, that they
may appear At u Probate Court TO be held at Paris,
on the third Tuesday of Dec. next, at ten O'Clock
in the forenoon, and shew cause, VI any 'hey nave
why the same should not be granted.
A. III. WALKER, Judge.
truecopy. Attest; j. $ HOBBS, Register.
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A true copy-attcst: j. ;. HOBBS, Register.

OXFORD. Sat a Court OF Probate held at Paris
within and tor the COUNTY OF Oxford, on the thiid
Tuesday OF November, \. ID. IsG9,
HN the petition of HORACE HOLMAN widow
rr OF Be,sey z. Holman, late OF Rumtord, in
said Connty deceased, pra, ing for allowance out
OF the personal e-taie oi ms late wife
Ordered, that the -aid Petiion'r give notice to nil
pei sons interested by causing copy ot this order
10 be published three week. successfully IN the OK
ford Democrat printed Paris, said County that
they may appear at Probate Court TO be held at
Paris on the third tuesday OF Dec. next, ut ten
O'Clock in the forenoon, and sew cause, II any they
have, why the same should not be granted.
A. "a. " ALkER, Judge.
A irne conE-ailest: j: ;: llnnBs. RegisLar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-11-26
How MANY Persons

are -tautly sufIrriu-;n form the mIl1dics
THAI r- ait from The errors OF youth and who would
.,Jyr g they possess % be restored 10 condition
al sound and vigorous health. Let all such con-
suit the advertisement OF the Peabody Me';tc1l In
stitute, Boston, which publishes the new medical
work of Dr. \. II. HAYES, THE SCIE\CE or
LIFE, or >ELF.PRE>ERNA ALTON Those who
urt afflicted bv the consequence Of youthful eN
c.--e, Mil bg guided by this admirable book to
laih> OF plrasautuesS and physical vigor. DR.
HaVe,' ">EAU III PLY >lOLOGl or WOMAN
AND HER DI>EA> Is also published by the
Peabody Medical Institute, whose advertisement
viii be found elsewhere in our columns.
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administrator. Sale.

rTHE sub c. Der h-rcby g.yc- public note That
/ in pur ulurc Of = License from tht !I'n'rA
bic ! udr OF Probate tor t!Ic County o! pNI''fi he
will -,il AZ Public Auction aud c"n'tH - NM -
tb,. RraI Estate OF Daniel >taplc-, l@tc al Hart
ford. deceased a, will produce the .Hm 81 S',",
for the payment of his debts, charges " admins
trsifou and incidental charge, at the Once "l u
n Thompson i'm Canton Village, ia -apd County ,
on Tho 81 4 day of December next, at o'clock 4.
NJ said Real Estate consist, ~ the staple Farm
so,ile,l situated an North Hartford, ami l. cub
jcct TO " ,duW's dover. -
ROSCOE IL THOMPSON,
~ ., In Ahm.nist'r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-11-26

In che Treatment of Diseases incident To Females,
has placed DR. DOW AZ the head N ali physicians
making such practice specially, and enables him
to guarantee "A speedy and permanent cnre in the
wors, eases OF StyPrcssiea and ali other Menstru-
al DcraHycHci,t5, from 'chaiertr cause All letters
Tor advice must contain 81. Office No. ENDi
CorV STREET, BosTOS.
Y B-Boari furnished to those desiring TO re.
main under treatment.
Boston. July, lSj9. ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-11-26

A. G. DonntSon & Co. Mechanic Falls,
are manufacturing large quantities OF pa.
per for the New York Ledger.
The late accident on the Sacramento
and San Francisco Il. Il. 10y which sixty
persons were killed, was occasioned 10y
the ignorance of the switch tender, who
was unable TO read his lime table,
Among the requests under the will
of the late Col Alfred w Johnson is one
OF 5000 Tor the support Of three scholar
ships in Bowdoin College, to be called the
Alfred Johnson Scholarship, in memory
of his father and grandfather, who were
for many years trustees o'that institution.
He also LETT perpetual annuity of $500
in aid Of the suffering poor of Belfast.
At the race in London, Nov. 10Th, at
Newcastle, on the Tyne, Walter Brown
of Portland, Maine, beat Sadler two
Lengths,
" of potatoes promises to beamoStvalua-
bic acquisition IN the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ofthe country. Rev. Mr. Thompson of this
village. has few bushels of his own
raising which he offers to farmers in the
vicinity at a reasonable price FOR seed, if
called for soon.
The hearts of the employees in Mixer
X Watson's Tannery, at Norway, were
made glad on Thanksgiving day by the
reception, by each, of nice fat turkey,
furnished by said firm Such manifesto
tipn> of Kindness serve 10 strengthen and
perpeius.,c that kindly feeling between
employees and employed. So conspicuous
" nantes, in said Tanncry. Dick
Norway. Nov 18th. 1863.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-11-26

In Paris Nov. 18th, by Rev. \. Hill, George W
Walker aud Miss Hannah III. Trip, both al i.
In Pais, Nov. 18th, by j. ;. Hobbs, Esq., WI
liam O. stevens of Paris, and Miss Betsey Il. ,hai
lin of sumner.
At the Methodist parsonage in south Paris Nov:
18th hv Rev &. r. Cobb, Andrew Jackson anu
Miss Agnes +. Bradbury; also. Lcmuei " Jack
,ou and Niles EyelinE 4. Hackett, all of Par,.
At SHOWS Falls, Nov. lsth, by george W liam
uloud k-g Herman Moss and Miss Susan fletch'
er both OF BuCEteld.
In Norway. NOV. 18th, by Rev. l.. H. Tabor, Mr.
Fr.-land Young of Pans, and Miss Evelyn o.
Dudley OF Woodstock,
IN { anton, Nov l3th, 10y Il II Thompson, Esq,
MIR William Henry Harrison Washburn and Miss
FI1iia l. pelano, both OF &.
IN Nest sumner. Nov. l7lh. hy II. :. Coburn,
pa Mr. q G.. Chandler Of West sumner, ant!
81. ElIa + Whitman, of Buckheil
Ia Oti-fcli Nov. liih by Rev Mr.. wilcox, Mr.
Warren Nichols of Wakefield, Mass, and Miss
til,u VI French Of Albany. $1,000 49,
At Mechanic Fails, Nov. 10th, Mr.. William W
Cannon Of Hartford, and Miss Eusebia y Hines
OF sumner. . 49,,
In Portland Nov. 18th, by Rev y w Pottle'
Merritt Lamb Of westbroOk, and Miss owe IL
smith OF Lowell.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-11-26
4 Book for Every Woman.

"
Ea,i,icd SEXUAL PHYSIOLOGY OF WOMAN,
ANp HER DISEASES, or, WOMAN TREATED oF
PuYsiot oGiCALY AND PArHoLoGICALLr, from
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rhcsc ar, beyond al comparison, the most eS-
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rhcrc L. nothing whatever that the MARRIED or
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d. found in any other works in our language. All
the Nsw DISCOVERIES the Author whose cN-
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probably never before fcIl 10 the lot of any man
arc .lvru ID full. No pcTson should b. without
these valuable books. They sre utterly unlikc any
others ever pnbiishri.
NA,CABLg BooKs.--we have received tho vSlu-
able medical work, of Dr. Albert III. Hayes. These
books of actual merit, aud should hna PiA''
IN every Intelligent family. Thcy arr not the cheap
order of alominablc trash, published by rrcsp'n
sbir parties, aud purchased 10 CRAFTY coarse TASTES
but arc written hy responsible PROFESSIONAL gen
tl-ynau OF cfnincuce, a. "a source Of Instruction ON
vital mIttsrs, concerning which lancnttbtc lsup-
rrncc exists. The important subject. presented arr
treated with riiclry ability and care, and a an
appendix, many useful prescriptions Tor pr''ai =
n,inplainis are added zoos Republican, Lancaster,
y. II Sep :. isos.
d.. HAYES one Of the most learhci and popn-
lar physicians of the day, and u entitled 10 ihe
-ratitulc oil our race for these invaluable pfoiuc-
ttun, II seem - De- bis atm 10 Undue. men ana
women TO avoid the cause Of tho, diseases to which
they Ar uhl-ci, and h. tells them Just no" ana
when 20 do IT,. FCrssiagtOH thrORtc'e' fGrni'SfoH'
Ne sep. 80
Tles. - truly scientific and popular works by
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J1urIsdi, July, l>ssa
Priccoi SCIENCE OF LIFE, a. on. PHlSloL~
OGY OF WOMAN AND HER DISEASES, 600.
In Turkey morocco, full gilt, 50 70. Postage paid
Either book sent by mail on receipt of price.
Address "THg PEABODY MsDICAL INSTITUTE
or Or. HAYES, No. Buldnch street, Boston
Y. B.-Dr. II may be- donsu!tcd in strctest con
fiicnce on MI diseases requiring skill, secrecy and
experience. lNvIoLABLE SECRECY AND CERTAIN
RELIEF. nov l.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-11-26

Butter and cheese are almost indis-
pen>ablc articles ct food Properly used
they are nutritious AMI healthy; Dul IN in.
ordinate use either, cause Indigestion aud
dyspepsia. Parsons Purgative Pills. ."
judiciou>ly used, will remove both of
these troubles.
Have YOU acue in the face; and is it
badly swollen Have you severe pain in
the chest. back. or side Have you
cramps or pains in the stomach or bowels?
Have YOU billion, collie or severe gripping
PAINS If>o, use "Johuson's Auodyne
Imminent
1t /, the intrinsic merit alone. of Halls
Vegetable Siciljan Hair Remover, that
has gained Tor it Grct, popularity.
\ STARTLING TEUTH' Thousands die
annually from neglected coughs and colds
which soon ripcn into consumption, or
other equally fatal diseases OF the lungs
when bv the timely use Of single bottle
of DR.. IFt>tar'S Bti,lm OF Wiid cherry
their lives could have been preserved TO a
green old age.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-11-26

OXFORD, s. AT Court II Probate held at Parls,
within and Tor me Souh'S % ~,
IN the Petition OF ANsEL TOWN, tnardlan
of Arthur y. swim, minor heir OF Newton
swim, late of Bethel, In said county, utceaseu'
ny,viny for license TO sell aud convey q certain
pie;e OF Meadow land, containing forty acres,
more or less. and subject 10 the widows tBelsc!
II swift right of dover:
Ordered. That the said Petitioner give notice ~
Nil uersons interested, by causing an abstract OF
his petition, with this order thereon, to be pub
Ished three weeks excessively in the Oxford Dem
Dcrat, a newspaper printed AT fafis, ,hat .hty
may onpear at a Probate Court TO be held ut Paris
in said County on the third Tuesday of December
neN, III ten O'Clock in the forenoon and shew
cause, if any they have, why the same should MOI
be granted. n II MALhtE, jung
A tine cony-attest: j 5. HOBBs, Register
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OxFosp, - - At a Court OF Probate held at Paris.
within and TOR the County ot oxford, on the ihifd
TUESDAY OF November, 4. ID. ls6g,
IN the petition OF EMMA H. HATCH, widow Of
~ John Hatch. late OF Norway, IN said County,
decreased, praying for an allowance out OF the per-
.ouAl estate OF her late husband:
Ordered That the said Petitioner give notice 10
all persoB. interested, by causing a copy OF this
order b. published three weeks successfully In the
oxford Democrat, printed at Pai Is, III said COUNTY
that they may appear at Probate Court to be held
Al Paris In sad County, on the third Tuesday OF
Dec neNt at ten O'Clock In the forenoon, and show
cause If any they have why the came should not be
granted.
A true cony-attcst. j. :. HOBBS, Register.
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Pay Up !!

The subscriber, having made change in his
business, hereby notifies all indebted 10 MN, py
note or account that payment must be made OF
the same on or before the lst day OF January next
All debts remaining unpaid after that time, wiz
be lett with an Attorney for immediate colieGto.
JOEL I. CR0OkER.
Norway, Nov. II, lSi9
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yIIsiC FURNISHED FOR BALLS, SOCIAL
M PARTIES, &c, On reasonable terms. Any
ar11her of pieces, from two To 1--WE, on applica-
''"' - l.. Il WEEKS,
DC, .. 1859. Norway, NE
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Notice to Teachers.

TNIlE undersigned, school Committee oI INC
i town of Paris, viii he III session ~ me l'rtcA
school House on Paris Till, on SAIIiiDAf ~
yember Goth, and ou SATU RpAl NoLemDeF ~
at IL o'clock 4. Nj. Tor examination OF teachers.
Pa,da, SETH BENSON,
= Il Hl'ICHiNS,
OTIS y. KANSON.
;. :. Committee of ParH.
po,;, .-ny 1 I-cq 3W
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Notice.
Stolen.

S,ToLES on the night If the NH inst, from the
= stable of Eli Tower, in sweden, n sORREL
MARE, seven years old, weighing about 40 lbs,
a .tAr in her forehead aud white spot on her
noe a small .payin on her nigh hind Lex, long
switch tail. QUICK n,otoncd and = fas; walker
whoever viii return -ad Mare, or give iniprma-
ton where she ma! be found, shall be suiE.hiL re-
u-,r,IrI Rt'EL TOWER.
sweden Nov L. lSng
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DIR. \. CANNON,
~ DENTIST,
BUCKFIELD VILLAGE, Me

BICkfIELD NIILAbEi WE.
Particular attention paid 10 !illng AMI prc-erY'
ing the natural teeth
Artificial Teeth inserted from one ;'oth - full
set and all work warranted 9" give -aiieiarton.
Ether administered when desired ~ r.,N.-'o'r.
ss-Wu visit Canton TIE tr-, Monday ion r1ch
mnnth and rtmhin thruush luc week. nNt -.
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BORN.
M1RRIED.

Iu Frycburg, Nov 81, TO the wife OF Frank Buz
zell son.
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Freedom Notice.

Thi. may certify that | have given - my ION,
CHARLES r PRATT, his time to &c a"d trhde
Tor himself during the rcmaiudrt 81 nj Inll"'lE,
and that viii not claim any 81 M Wage h"i
ma, any debt. OF his contracting after ~. date
'"' MARGARET PRATT.
South Paris, Nov. -, 1853.
TiIH subscriber hereby gives public notice thai
h. hl- been duly appointed by thc h'ho'dol1
Iu.l.y,, Of Prnhttr for thc county OF ONinrl, AMI
assumed The lust II Administrator OF the esta'c OF
JAMES BiCkNELL, late Of Buc.heid'
:, sail County deceased hy giving bond a. the
law direct, he therefore requests all pef,ohN WI"
Are indebted to the e-tata OF said decea ed I" maze
immediate payment; and those VINO nave any ne
MERRITT FARRAR.
Nov Is, isea
TIT subscriber, hereby giye- public notice that
he ha, been duly appointed by me h'hYr"n,S
Judge of Probate, for the County OF oNIoiii an"
assumed the trust of Executor oil the ia9' VIII M"
testament Of
CHARLES +. CANNON, la;e Of Canton
in e,id County. deceased, -, giving bond a the
law directs he therefore requests all persons VINO
are Indebted 10 the estate OF said deceased 10 make
immediate pay ment; and those who have any dh
NORMAN ). BEALS.
Nov Is, lSG9.
OxFoRp. ss-Ata Court of Probate, held at Pa
ri. within and for the County of oxford, on the
Sd TUESDAY of November, \ II icy, ,,>.
ON thcPetitiou of SAM FL DEARBokN, Al
mini,tratriX of the e-tStc OF Alonlo IL sea
ycy late of Stow, i'll said County, deceased pray!
inc fnr license to sell aud convey all OF the real
estate 81 his interstate for the payment al uvOts
and incidental charges, 81 partial salc OF any
entire portion the residue would be greatly deire
ciated. .. IL,
ordered That the said Petitioner g'Ve notice
to all persons mteTe ted by causing an abs rac 1I
his petition, with this order thereon, - hc pun
Iished three weeks successfully III the oNioTu
Democrat a new -paper printed at Pans, ia sAid
County that they may appear AT Probate curt
10 be held at Paris, on the third Tuesday oi Dec
neNt al 10 o'clock in the forenoon, and sheW cause"
II any they have, why the same should not 10
4 II WALKER. Judge.
truc cooy-attest: j : Hobbs, Register.
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An Extra Dividend

OF TWO AND A-HALF, (2N per cent. will lie
PAYABLE Nov 18th, u the stockholders OF the
First National Bank of Portland.
w. f. GOULD, Cashier.
Portland, Nov. {, 1867.
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true copy-a;tesi:J. ). HONS, Register.

DAroRp. SS,-N Court " Probate he'll at Pa
RI, W.ih.n aul Tor the County ui OXFORD. On iht
thrd Tuesday of November \. y. l'69
INLNKCI l. DAVIS, AdmmistG,tliN ON the es-
II tate of John !. Davis. late of Norway, in said
County, deceased, having Tg'srH'rl he: tEal &C
count 90 Iim'ui. ration ul The estate at sEh ''e'
ceased Ter allowance.
Ordered. T;lat IN, laid ADMINISTRATIVE give no.
icc 30 all person Interested, h' cau-iu copy 81
THE order 10 be PUBL he'd three weeks successive
Is IN til oxford pca 3r'a. priGt'i ~ i'Fts' that
Paris. iu SAID tHal'.. .a 81" ti.fi Tn -dat OF
Dec ucs, 20 tru O'clock il o." forenoon, and
hot be sll.yeJ \ u ,. Mixer. Judge.
\ true r'py-atts &. > ; lio"rS Register.
Oxfuru. Alta Court II T.. bate held at rari.
within and fr the County o. ONi,id, on the thiTd
Tuc.day of November, \. -. 100,
4 NOS \, GROVER, Executor ~ Nh" Last VIII
"A aud Testament OF Alan-Ou t.. Watson, late 81
NotSA, In laid County decreased, having presented
bis first and final account of adminisiraion II the
estate IT laid deceased tor allowance.
Ordered That the said Executor give notice 10
I'll persons interested, by causing copy OF this or
atr to be- pnpii-htd three weeks -uccrsNNey IN the
Oxford Democrat printed az Paris. that they may
APPEAR NJ Probate Court 20 be held az Paris In
said County on the ~ Tuesday OF Dee next, ~ ten
o'clock In the toTnOon aud show cause, II any they
have, why the same should not d allowed.
IL. WALKER. Judge.
\ true copy-Ait, j. : iloEBS. Register
OxFokp. - AT Cour, OF Probate held NJ Paris,
within aud Tor the County OF oxford, on the thIrd
tuesday at November, \. iNn9
4 LpEN CHASE, Guardian OF War C. Whitman
~ 81 ais. minor heirs of EhanAn Whitman. late
OF Waterford, IN -ai Coubty, deceased, having
presented his hrst account OF guardianship OF said
ward. ior allowance
Ordered That the said Guardian give no;icr
tn all person. in"rcst-d by causing cop, "i thi-
order 10 Tee pub.i-hrd three weeks .uccrssiveiy IN
ttc OXFORD Democrat, printed at Paris, Ia saG
County. that the, may appear ~ 4 Probate Court.
tn b.. held az Prri, uu the ihrd tuesday OF Die.
newt at IO O'Clock iu the forenoon, ana site" cause,
Il auy tie, have, Why Tho came should NOT q.
allowed.
\ II. WNLkER Judge.
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