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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-06-28


4 Europa, del peigro que corria q 6rden
social.
Versailles, 26, az rs sarde)--I.a in
surreccion ha sido vencida esta noche en-
el barrio Mouhetard.
Las tropas han cogido 5000 prisione-
roS.
Ahora los insurrectos estan copados en-
en- Belleville y en- las Buttes Chaumont,
de donde siguen lanzando sobre Paris en-
tero, granadas con petr6leo que causan
nuevos incendios.
Los smonumentos destruidos son: Las Tu-
ller1as, el ministerio de Hacienda, la pre-
fectura de Policla, el tribunal de Cuentas,
la legion de Honor, ell cuartel de caballe-
ria del malecon de Orsay, el Hotel de Vi
| lie Y ell Monte Pho.
Entire los monumentos salvados estan
los ministerios de la Marina y de la Gober-
nacion, la escuela de bellas Artes, ell Ban
co de Francia y el credito Foncier; gene
ralmente las iglesias han sido salvadas.
Entire los jefes de la insurreccion que
han sido fusilados, Sc citan: ValI6s, Amou-
roux, Brunei, Rigault, Parisel, Dom
browski, Lefrancais y Bousquet.
No Sc ha confrmado que hayan sido
presos, Pyat, Delescluze y Cluseret. Sc ig-
nora todavia la suerte del arzobispo y
de los demAs presos en- rehenes. Core Ell
rumor de que han sido salvados.
Aseg1rase que ell mariscal Mac-Mahon
ha dirigido a los insurrectos una Ultima in
timacion, y que todos los que desde ahora
sean cogidos con las armas en- la mano Sc
ran fusilados.
| Versailles, 26 30 y manana) Ell mi
nistro de Negocios extrangeros los re-
presentantes de Francia:
Ell horrible drama toca 4 SUI fin.
Para ahorrar la sangre de nuestros SOL
dados, los generates combaten con pruden-
cia, pero contin1an siempre avanzando re-
chazando ante ellos los bandidos que lu-
chan aun detras de las barricadas en- las
casas aspilleradas.
Aver han sido tomados brillantemente
Montrouge, Bicetre Brie.
En- la plaza de Italia Sc han rendido
| 5000 insurrectos, que han sido conducidos
prisioneros Versailles.
Los generates duenos de tOda la orilla
izquierda, avanzan por la orilla derecha
del Sena, hacia la plaza de 10 Bastilla, po-
sesionandose de los boulevares, del Canal
de San Martin y de la prision de Mazas.
Nuestras tropas contin1an cumpliendo
hcroicamente con SUI deber.
| La cuidad de L6ndres nos envia un
cuerpo de bomberos.
| Lss criminales que han aterrado al mum
90 con un desastre inaudito, van recibir
el castigo que merecen.
Los detenidos en- las prisiones de Ma
zas en- Paris, cuya muerte Sc asegura han
levado a cabo los insurrectos de Paris, Sc
culculan en- cerca de 1000, entire los cua-
les habia muchas personas de respectable
dad y cerca de 500 eclesiasticos.
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en- 81 aldor de las luchas politicas prodt
&c ia passion de los partidos, es indisper
sable deponer toda prevention personal
con perfecto olyido de todo ID pasado, r
cordar siempre que todos pertenecemle
un mismo pueblo, q una misma patri
y q una misma nacionalidad; que todc
aspiramos en- los actos mas slemnes de
vida pdblica la mayor gloria de Espa1
en- America.
vuEsrRo GoBERsADoR,
GABRIEL BALDRICH.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-06-28


los dedos, pero que por su propio
peso sesya aplastando, Sc habra obte-
nido el punto conveniente
La prueba de Ia hebrd, 81 no aven-
taja 4 Las demas en- otros conceptos,
cs preferible por su facil comprension
y la 1nica que en- algunas ocasiones
hemos yisto emplear en- la isla. Sc CO.
locans algunas gotas de la masa hir-
viente sobre la yena del dedo pulgar,
Sc estrujan con el fndice de la misma
aano y Sc apartan seguidamente los
-dedos; pueden presentarse ent6nces
tres casos: 8 la masa no forma hebra
8 forma hebra que no Sc parte, aun-
que Sc abran los dedos Ell toda la ex-
tension; 8 Sc forma una hebra, que sc
rompera cuando haya llegado ascierta
distancia. En- el primer case, la masa
no esta bien concentrate 8 no ha lie
gado al punto; en- el segundo esta pa
sada del punto; y en- el tercero dara
Ell largo de la hebra hasta su rom
piente y el modo como parte, como
tambien el grueso de ella la medida
de La concentration. M s
Nuestra tosca pluma no es capaz de
explicar las minuciosidades que tanto
para dar el pu'ato como para el poste-
rior manejo del Azdcar han de obser-
yarse, sola la inteligencia la prac-
tica del azucarero pueden perfeccio-
narle hasta el punto que a la vista
reconozca todas las CIRCUMSTANCES de-
icadas que influyen sobre las condi-
clones del fruto. Del puato de concen-
traciony del manejo ulterior depende
mucho en- igualdad de CIRCUMSTANCES,
la buena vista del fruto, y de ella ell
valor como mercancfa de comercio; y
no hacemos reparo en- asegurar que
un azucarero inteligente y habil sa-
cara un Az1car mucho mejor de un
guarapo malo, que un azucarero malo,
de un guarapo bueno.
Algunas veces, trabajando un qua
rapo de inferior calidad, Sc nos pre-
senta la extrana aparicion de que, lie
gado el melado 4 cierto punto de
concentration, sc suspende repentina-
mente la ebullicion y evaporation, y
que 4 pesar de aumentarse ell fuego
no puede restablecerse SUI marcha:
llamamos este aqul pasnaarse, porque
queda la masa como tranquila y dor
mida y Sc va oscureciendo en- conse-
cuencia de la formation del caramelo.
La causa de tai aparicion son las bases
alkalinas producidas 6 por el exceso
de Cal 6 por las combinaciones for
madas por ella con otras materias, sin
que el fuego, 8 la suspension del fue-
go, como tan erroneamente Sc supone,
tengan la menor Influenza en- ella.
Cuando sucede asl, con alguna Il otra
templa y es efecto de circunstancias
casuales, no podra remediarse -por no
haberse preparado para el case; pero
81 es efecto y consecuencia de la muy
inferior calidad del guarapo, conven-
Ira la aplicacion del remedio que ten
dremos oportunidad de explicar en-
alguno de los siguientes artfculos.
R. G. solA.
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biernan, censurando tai vez actos EN-.
que ellos mismos hayan tenido parti-
cipacion aetiva, y cuyas consecuen-
cias achacaran a causas ga personals
q quienes en- SUI desarregladay fantas-
tica inlaginacion estiman mas oport1-
no achacarlas.
iQue puede esperarse de hombres
que juzgan pequenosy mezquinos los
sentimientos de otros, sondeandos sin
duda los suyos propios? SComo Sc a.
treven q indicar que ha habido candi-
datos que han tornado en- sus labios el
nombre del gobierno para haceyse pa
|4sar por de patepte linspia cuando POGO
antes los habian acusado de sdtura,,
sus manifestos de trasparentes alusio-
mes contra la autoridad, lamentandose
de la oposicion que sc les hacfa?
SComo habla de patentes, de naves
q de ruD1bos, quien en- el puerto de
Humacao Sc embarca, sin aprension
alguna, q bordo del rapido vapor San
roma al que hace pocas semanas con-
sideraba de patente sucia, rechazan-
do por infestado einfestante SUI carga-
mento de derechos absozatos Y pronta
oeetonomid; y en- Vega-baja Aeta la cor
beta Peralta para que con asimilacion
completa Sc aleje a toda vela de las
cdmmus colomiales, segun 10 tiene O.
frecido su capitan9
iQue mares va'a .surcar, que rum
bos va a seguir Ell tales buques, nj
como EN- medic de las tormentas en-
que aquellos tai vez zozobren nave
gando por mareslejanos, va 4 trasbor-
darse a arespetables navios de alto bor-
do cual Bustama'ate, cargado de pru-
dentes restricciones, contrarias a la
asimilacion absolute y acerrimas enc
migas de la autonomia political
Cualquiera cosa: delirios, inconse-
cuencias, vana palabrerla, y salga 10
que saliere; que el que NADIA tiene, ma
da puede perder; y aun tai vez, rio
revuelto ganancia de pescadores.
Hagamos punto redondo en- este
asunto, de cuyas consecuencias, exac-
tamente previstas por nosotros Y por
todos los hombres de recto juicio,
tendremos que ocuparnos muy enbre-
ve FL p1blico juzgara quienes son los
que han convertible la polftica ell RI
dfculo carnaval; y nosotros concluire-
mos por hoy nuestra tarea suplican-
dole nos dispense haber dado dema-
siada extension 4 nuestro artfculo,
cuando quiza debicramos habernos
circunscrito a contestar 4 La Repre-
sentacion muy brevemente, siguiendo
el consejo con que el celebre literato
ID. Tomas de Irlarte termina su pre-
ciosa fabula Sci Naturalista y las La
gartijas." Ha
No sacramento,
Muy por encima,
Deben notarse,
Sus tonterias;
Que hacer gran case
De lagartijas,
Es dar motive
De que repitan
Valemos muchO,
Por mas que digan.
Santiago Cierra-Espana. ~
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Assessors Notice.

THE SUBSCRIBERS, Assessors of the City of
i Belfast, hereby give notice to the inhabitants
of said Belfast, to make out and bring in to them
true and perfect lists of their polls and all their es
tates, real and personal, not by law exempt from
taxation, which they are may be possessed of on
the first day of April A: D. 1871 and that they will
be in session at their office the store Of 0akes
Angler in said Belfast, from the first day of April
to the tenth day of April next, for the purpose of
receiving said lists.
Highway Surveyors of the several districts are re.
quested to bring in their several tax books of 1862
after the first day of April.
Agents of the several School Districts are reaueDt
ed to make returns in writings to the assessors of
the number of scholars belonging to each family in
their School Districts their name and together
as may be after the first of April next.
0ARES AM M Assessors of
NOAH h n. SMHAHTRnHh.ws . of Fh Belfast Slfss
March 80, 1871. IS
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Belfast Police Court.
Reported for the journal.

Mary Dining an elderly matron, resident of
Bangor, charged with stealing two vests and q
pair of sheets from Patack Kirby, which she
tore up and sold for paper-rags to procure
money to buy rum. Sentenced to thirty days
in the County jail. This is the same woman,
who the past winter has been exciting the SYM
pathies of the benevolent of our city in her be-
half at one time stating that she livedin Monroe,
and was very much suffering for the want of
stoye-at another, that she had four children
suffering for necessary clothing.
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STATE OF MAINE.
WALDO, SS.-To the Sheriffs of our respective CouI
ties or either of their Deputies,

WALDO, $50 the Sheriffs of our respective Coun-
ties or either of their Deputies,
GREETING:
WE command you to attach the goods or
Les estate of Uriah b. Patten of Linco ,nville in
- the County of Waldo, commorant of
the city OF New York to the value of three hundred
dollars; and summon the said defendant IF he may
be found within your precinct appear before our
JUSTICES OF our supreme Judicial Court, next to be
holden at Belfast, within and for the County of
Waldo, on the first Tuesday of January next then
and there in said Court to answer unto the In
habitants OF Lincolnye, in said County, in a plea
OF the case TOR that defendant ut said BELTS on
the day OF the purchase of this writ, being indebted
to Plaintiff in the sum of hundred and thirty
nine dollars and twentysx cents according to the
account annexed for that amount expended in the
relief and support of Joanna his wife, she having
become rgable to said town and she having their
legal settlement, in said town, in consideration
thereof then and there promised the plf's to pay
them said sum and interest thereon on demand. Yet
though often requested the said defendant the same
has not paid, but neglecs and refuses so to do to
the damage of the said plaintiffs they say, the
sum OF three hundred dollars, which shall then and
there be made to appear with other due damages.
And have you there this writ with doings therein
Witness, JONATHAN G. DICKERsoN, Esquire at
Belfast, the 10Th day Of November, in the year OF
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy.
s. l.. MILLIkEN, CLERK,
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To the Honorable, the Justices of the Supreme Ju-
dicial Court, next to be holden At Belfast within
and for the County of Waldo, on the third Tuesday
of October A. D. 1871.
INMELINE BROWN, of Searsmont, in said
lI Couty of Waldo, wife of Jonathan NJ. Brown,
of parts unknown respectfully libes and gives this
fully married to the said j. NJ Brown, at Belfast, on
the 2Sth day of Dec, A D. 1861, and has had by him
child, Cora Z. Brown, now living, That your
haved herself faithful, chastc, and afectionate
wife towards the said J. NJ. Brown, but that the
said Jonathan NJ. Brown wholly regardless of his
marriage covenant aud duty, did on the first day of
January, A. ID. 1863, desert your libelant, leaving
her to take of her child and herself alone which
she has done by her daily labor. That she has not
said }. M. Brown, since January, A. D. 1868,
nor does she know where he now is.
Wherefore. she prays that she may be divorced
from the bonds of matrimony between her and her
said husband, and that the custody of her child,
Cora f., may be intrusted to her; and as in duty
bound will ever pray, EMELINE BROWN.
utpiS g.
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BOSTON PRODUCE MARKET.
MONDAY, March q.

MUNDAY, MARCH z, ISL.
BUTTER-We quote strictly fine butter, of which
there IL very little offering, at 39a42c per ID; prime
lots OF New ork ndaVermont butter mt 32a34c; fair
to good do at 25a30c Canada 23a26c for to choice
lots Western roll at 22a25c per lb.
16al7c per lb good and choice do 14a5c fine daries
14a16c; good do lee; common and fair do 8aIOc
EGGS-The market is steady at 20a21c for Eastern;
Southern
BEANS-We quote choice hand-picked mediums
81 90 per bush; common do at 81 75a2 90 per bush;
yellow eyes at 50 IL; choice handpicked pea beans
So 90; common $2a2 so per bush.
GRASS SEEES-We quote jobbers' prices fol-
lows :-Red Top Sc 50a7; Herd Grass So 75a7 per
bush; Clover growth of New York State, 10 12a14c;
do Western 12a12 1-2c.
PoTATOES-The market is not brisk, but there
IS moderate demand for good lots Of Jackson
Whites at 81 15a1 20 per bush.
NAIVE quote choice Northern and Eastern hay
AZ az s2sa29 per ton and New York $27a2s; common
nay sells at $2oa22, and Straw at 800 per ton.
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STATE OF MAINE.

WALDO, So,
Sup. Jud. Court Jan. Term, 1871
On the foregoing Ordered, That the bellant notify
Of by publishing attested copy of her libel and
this order thereon three weeks successfully in the
Journal, paper printed at Belfast, in
the County of Waldo, the last publication to be
fourteen days before the next term of the Supreme
Judicial Court to be holden at Belfast within and
for the County of Waldo, on the third Tuesday of
April next, that he may then and there appear and
show cause, if any he have, why the prayer of said
libellant should not be granted.
ArTEsT-W. G. FRYE, CLERK.
A True Copy of libel and order of Cont, thereon.
2w36 ATTEST-.W. G. FRYE, CLERK.
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STATE OF MAINE.

Sup Jud. Court, JAN Term, 1871.
And now it appearing that Uriah B. Patten, de-
PENDANT in the above action is not within the limits
OF this State, and has not had legal notice of the
tendency OF this suit, it is Ordered, That the plrs
give him notice thereof by causing attested copy
of their writ with this order thereon, be published
three weeks successfully in the Republican Journal
a public newspaper published at Belfast In the
County of waldo, the last publication to be not less
than fourteen days before the next term of said
Court to be holden at Belfast within and for the
County of Waldo on the third Tuesday of April
next that said deft may then and there appear and
answer to said suit if lie shall cause.
ATTEST-W. G. FRYE, CLERK
A True Copy of writ and order OF Notice thereon.
2w36 ATTEST-W. q. FRYE CLERK.
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Governor Holden Found Guilty.

RALEIGH, N. c., March %.
The Senate sitting as high court of i'm
parchment to-day voted on eight of the
articles prepared by the House against
Governor Holden, and found him guilty
by more than the requisite two-thirds vote
on all except the first two
An order was then passed removing
Gov. Holden from office and disqualify-
ing him from holding any office of profit
or honor in the State On this order the
vote stood 56 in the affirmative and 10 in
the negative. All the Senators We're pres
ent except one republican. The complex
ion OF the Senate is Sc conservatives and
IA republicans.
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The central school district voted to raise 5 900
this year. against $1,000 the last, and reelected
NJ. 7. Woodcock agent.
Our subscribers in Jackson will get their pa
pers regularly on Thursday hereafter, we think.
The wash-out on the railroad was repaired so
that trains passed on Wednesday the 22d, and
have since been running regularly.
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TOWN. Election.

NoBLEBoRo. Moderator, James Hodgkins;
Town Clerk, 7. G. Pilsbury; r. G. Pillsbury,
David Genthneriand Samuel Oliver Selectmen,
Assessors and Overseers of the Poor: Theron
IL. Rollins, Treasurer, Albion X. Engley;
S. School Committee.
MORRILL,. The town officers elected in Nor
rill for the ensuing year are as follows-Moder-
ator, j. X Paul; Clerk, Barak E. Hatch; Select
men &c, James NJ ears, Robert Cushman, Silas
Storer; School Committee, Albert Currier,
James NJ. Colson; Collector and Constable,
Thomas Storer
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DIED.

Obituary notices, beyond the date, name and age
must be paid for.l
In this city, 49, nst Maria F. Durham, daughter
of Samuel Maddocks, aged rs years.
In Waldoboro, 25th inst, Mr.. ohm Demuth aged
81 years and months. MIR. Demuth was the Oldest
person, and ono OF the most esteemed and respect
able citizens of Waldoboro.
In Warren, March 10, Mrs. Hannah f., wife of Mr.
John Sermon, aged 81 years months and l6 days.
In Augusta, March 25th, Willie f. Marden of
Palermo, aged 20 years months.
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ANCHOR LINE STEAMERS

SAIL, EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY., 10
AND FROM
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW,
Calling at Londonderry to land Mails ana Passen
gers.
The Steamers of this flyorite line are built ex
pressy for the Atlantic Passenger Trade and tttcd
up in every respect with all the modern improyl-
ments calculated to insure the safety, comfort, and
convenience of passengers.
PASSAGE RATES, PAYABLE IN Currency,
TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL LONDONDERRY
FIRST CABIN, 365 K SO according to Location
Cabin Return Tickets, $50, securing best accommo.
datons.
INTERMEDIATE, S>3. STEERAGE, 49,.
Parties sending for their friends in the Ola Couu-
try purchase tickets at reduced rates. For fur
ther particulars apply to HENDERSON BROTH
ERS, Bowling Green, n. Y, Or to cox * FIELD,
Insurance Agents, Belfast Maine. dm35
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF BELFAST,

PORT OF BELFAST,
ARRIVED.
March d. Sch n. Clifford, Shute, Orland, Tor
Roundout.
%. Mary, Mcdonald, Bucksville,
90. Banner, Cnrtis, Rockand.
SAILED.
March %. Sch Orion, Osborn, Roundout; Mar
tina Weeks, Flowers do; Adaline
Darby, Boston; Morning Star,
Sylvester, Baltimore; Cameo.
McCarty, Bucksport; A, C. Hor..
ton, Lancaster, Rockland.
81. " Jack Downing, Patterson, Rock
land; Banner, Curtis, do; Henry,
Carter, Salem.
%. &C Belvidere, Pendlcton, Bangor,
&c. 4" Thomas Hicks, Rockland.
u. " N. Clifford, Shute, Roundout.
90. !" Gen. Meade, Cunningham, Bos-
ton,
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Hamburg Edges.
The largest stock ever in this
city. We call the attention of
the Ladies to these goods, as we
give them the benefit of large
assortment at Cheap Prices.
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DOdue'S Ruu Patterns.

1te9 1877 Hro1
Stamped in Brilliant Colors on
Burlap. Eor Sale Here.
The New Year will be devoted
in englarging our Stock and Trade
and for that reason have made
improvements in the store to ac-
commodate our increased Stock.
Those indebted to us are re-
quested to call and settle their
accounts.
SIMONTON BROS. & CO.,
HAYFORD BLOCK, BELFAST.
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Court Of Bankruptcy.

A COURT OF BANKRUPTCY, for the fifth
"A Congressional District, also for the Comfy of
included in the fourth Congressional District, will
be held at my Office in Rockland, April Is, 1871,
at O'Clock, A. NJ PETER TEACHER,
Register in Bankruptcy.
Rockland, March 20, 1871, 4W37
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Rare Chance for Sale
A VALUABLE HOTEL s TAND
IN SEARSPORT. MI

THE WELL KNOWN, SearspOrt House,
4 three stories high, finished in Modern Style,
and containing IS or more large and convenient
rooms is now offered for sale. Attached is Stable
nearly new, 4oxzo, both House and Stable abundant
ly supplied with water. The LIVERY STOCK
5 to 10 Horses, Carriages, Harnesses, Robes, &c,
will also be sold.
This Hotel is the only Public House, in the place
is situated in the central part of Searsport at the
head OF Penobscot Bay, one of the most beautiful
bays in the world for fishing and sailing which
renders Searsport fine summer resort, one that
has already become very popular with the travelling
public, and whose patronage is constantly increas
ing. Fine roads afford every facility, for pleasure
driving.
Boston and Portland Steamers call here daily
within six miles of Railroad communication with
daily trains for Boston and Portland. One of the
most desirable locations in Maine, Tor the Hotel
and summer resort, sold on account of business in
California demanding the Proprietor's immediate
attention.
If not disposed OF at private sale prior to May ,
1871, the property will be sold at Public Auction on
the 10th day of May.
Full particulars as to terms of sale &C., on app-
cation to the proprietor.
w. II. MATHEWS, Searsport, Me.
by u U CRAh1 Searsp0rt, Me. 9w}J
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ICE! ICE :!

II HAVE IN STORE A LARGE LOT OF THE
L thickest, coolest, clearest and purest ice ever
gathered in this or any other locaIity-trozen ex-
pressy to order shall be happy to supply custom
ers regularly and in any quantity.
THOMAS LOGAN.
Belfast, March 20, 1871. 2m38
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PROBATE NOTICES.
To the Honorable Judge of Probate for the County
of Waldo.

To the Honorable Judge OF Probate for the County
of Waldo
n MOS W. SPROWL, Administrator Of the estate
~ Of John G. Sawyer, late of Montve, in said
County, deceased respectfully represents that the
goods, chattels and credits of said deceased not
sufficient to answer his just debts and charges of
Administration, by the sum of four hundred and
fifty dollars
WHEREFoRE your petitioner pray your honor to
grant him license to sell and convey much of
the real estate of said deceased, (ncluding the
version of the Widows dover thereon,) as will
satisfy said debts and incidental charges of admin
istraton. AMOS W. SPROWL,
At Court of Probate, held at Belfast, within and
for the County of Waldo, on the second Tuesday
of March, A. D. 1871
Upon the foregoing Petition, Ordered, That the
petitioner give notice to ali persons interested, by
causing copy of said petition, with this order
thereon to be published three weeks successfully in
the Republican Journal, paper printed at Belfast,
that they may appear at Probate Court to be held
at the Probate Office in Belfast aforesaid, on the
second Tuesday of April next at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon, and shew cause, If any they have, why
the same should not be granted.
ASA THURLOUGH, Judge.
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