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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-07-19

The SMITH FAMILY. give place to
the following as the only satisfactory ex.
planntion we have met with concerning
the generosity with which the world has
been besprinkled with certain inoffend-
ing family:
1t has always been Q mystery to US
where all the Smiths came from; but
while lately visiting neighboring city,
the matter was satisfactorily explained
by the appearance of large sign over
the door Of factory, with the announce
ment that this was the "Smith Manu-
featuring Company"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-07-19

The RUSSIAN MINISTER'S PAMPHLET
The much. .talked-of pamphlet of NJ.
Catacazy. lately Minister of Russia at
Washington, recently published in
Europe and republished in New York. is
in the form OF letter addressed to
Chief Justice Chase. It recounts the
charges brought against him by Secretary
Fish OF offensive conduct and sIsnder-
GUS assertions concerning the Admins.
tration. and attempts to refute them.
The e1-Minister asserts that he was not
dismissed from his position. but was re.
!leved at his own request. He goes at
length into the history of the Perkins
claim, as well as other matters in which
ne was said to be involved, and asserts
that most of the charges against him
were based upon old women's stories,
which we're groundless. The documents
which he appends in his defence COM
prise letters of Secretary Fish, Horace
Greeley, Charles A. Dana, James Cor
don Bennett, dr., and others. The
pamphlet appears, in fact, to have been
written rather as on apology than as a
medium of revenge, and as it contains
nothing new and but little Of interest
which has not already been ventilated,
it is not destined to attract any unusual
attention.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-07-19

Grant has evidently put his foot in it
for rewarding Clarke, the disgraced Cop-
gresham, with the best post Office in
Texas, and Flakes Bulletin saws: "The
incumbent of the Galveston post Office
is a matter of trihing Importance to the
nation, but the question as to whether he
who sits in the seat Of Washington, of
Jefferson, of jackson and Lincoln, shall
deal with the people Of this great coun-
try as the Cheap John and the pinch
beck jewelry man deals with the public,
is matter OF great moment, and will
sink deeply into the hearts Of all re-
fecting men at this important crisis in
public affairs"
DROWNED. letter to the Washing.
ton Patriot contains an account of the
drowning Of Mr.. L. F. Post, of New
York. nt Cape May on the 10th inst.
Mr.. Post had plunged into the surf to
save a boy who had got beyond his
depth, and the under.current taking
them. both persisted together. Mr..
Post is stenographer, who, in Columb bia.
10 conjunction with Ben Pitman, of
Cincinnati, reported the Ku KInx trials
last winter.
ESCAPED FROM JA1L.-Wm. Gibson,
the Fort Mill murderer. who was COM
mitted to Jail here few weeks ago.
made his escape on Saturday afternoon
last. and is now at large.
York0i0e Enquirer.
COMMITTED SUICIDE.-On last Satur-
day, the 18th instant, Mr.. n. Crawford
Lemmond, of Munroe. Union County,
n. g.. committed suicide at that place
by taking morphine.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-07-19

The DEATH ROLL IN NEW YoRK.-The
New York Star says: 1.-The deaths in this
city dn:ing the woek just ended number
ed l.O56, large decrease when COM
pared with the deaths of the previous
week, but yet terrible record. It ex-
ceeds the rate of any city on the globe.
No other reason can be given for this
than neglect Of sanitary measures. Our
tenement houses need recognizing in
some way that shall prevent the terrible
crowding OF men, women and children
together like pigs, for it is the tenement
houses that make so much work for the
undertakers. The health commissioners
do something certainly, but their action
is spasmodic, and their supervision of
their places is not continuous nor effect
i've. Something must be done. With
l,OOO deaths per week, and 800 births,
our race will soon become extinct"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-07-19

DEATH OF Mr.. e. H. GRAY.-Oar
whole community will learn with feel
ings of sadness the sudden death OF this
gentleman. He died yesterday af er
noon, about o'clock. at Bath. S. O.,
from exhaustion caused By the heat.
augusta COasiitutionatist.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-07-19

SPURIOUS SYRUPs. Ps.-Chemistry has cot
the advantage Of the sugar grower in the
matter OF manufacturing syrups. and
now patronizes the wheat and potato
raiser. A New Orleans chemist has
found this out. His attention was
directed to substance sold largely by
dealers under the name of sugar drips,
and afterwards retailed as golden syrup,
which, on examination, is found to be
triumph OF science over nature. It does
NOT contain particle of sugar, but is
produced by the destructive action of
sqiphurio acid (oil of vitrioD upon starch.
He gives the following as means of de.
tfminlng the character of a syrur.
dissolve tea'spoon-ful of the .goldeu
syrup IN wine glass OF rain water:
then add few grains of tannic ucid.
when it will turn as black as ink if the
article is spurious. II not convenient
to procure, make cup of strong tea
(which contains tannin) and add tea
spoonful OF the ''golden," and fair
quantity of ink will appear. The pure
cane syrup will mix with the fluid with
ont producing any chemical changes on
the addition of the tannic acid. Adul-
teraton is everywhere, and at the rate We
are drifting now, it will not be long be.
fore it will be impossible to procure any
article In common use in pure state.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-07-19

''SNAIX" AT CHAPpAQUA.- the
recent Democratic invasion of Chappa-
qua, it is related that George N. Sanders,
peering cautiously around, asked Far
mer Greeley if there were 'any snakes
about here?" "There are few copper
heads just now" responded the old farm
er, 'but they are perfectly tame. :"
This lmPromptu witticism created roar
OF laughter, in which the Democrats
joined most heartily.
DROWNED. negro man named Tay-
lor, while assisting in pushing a pole
boat on the Savannah River, between
the city and Sand Bar Ferry, yesterday
afternoon, about 2 o'clock, fell overheard
and was drowned. An inquest was held
over the body by w. W. Smythe, J. p,
the coroper being absent from the city.
Taylor came to this place from Columb bia
County.-Augusta Chronicle.
Halifax, N. s., has q brave girl of
seventeen, named Emma Longard. Her
tather's house being attacked by bur.
Giar, she dressed herself in an absent
orother's clothing, and with poker, so
oelabored the rascal that his recovery is
doubtful.
John Robinson has sued the Now
YORK and New Haven Railroad for $50
ooO damages to his circus. by the wreck.
ing OF several OF his cars. on account of
low bridge, on the Sd OF July.
A Milwaukee lady has Just buried her
seventh husband. She married in 1855.
at the age OF seventeen, took hor second
husband in 80, her last in 70, and she
wants the eighth during the current year.
A drunken man, lately employed at
some OF the Shelby, Ala, coal mines.
was placed in the guard house at Monte.
vallo, Monday night last. and in some
way set fire to the prison, entirely con.
suming the building, and himself with it.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-08-01

A dispatch from Jefferson City. Mo.
says that great frauds. both on the State
and country. recently came to light in the
circuit clerks office of Livingston County.
but the amount of money involved is not
stated. Chas. Il. Berry. the circuit clerk,
and Il. W. Goldsby, a deputy. and a
former circuit clerk. suddenly len. being
implicated
In the Barnard impeachment trial.
saturday morning, Thomas G. Sherwood
was examined relative 10 the proceedings
in the elections OF the directors of the New
York Pier & Warehouse Company. lie
stated that he was arrested under an order
of Barnard's and not to be bailed; but that
on coming for trial before Barnard. and
stating that a certain stock stood in the
name OF Daniel Packer. Barnard released
him, although Fred Lane opposed it.
A Raleigh despatch TO the New York
TIrnes states the mob which compelled
Governor Hartman OF New Hampshire
to retire from meeting in Charlotte, y.
C.. the night of the 2ith. was led by the
son OF the Mayor of that city. One Of the
leaders named Treversan drew pistol on
Hartman. but did not use It. After Har-
riman retired, Col. Osbourne of he ku-
klux and Messrs. Mills and Graham made
speeches to the mob which was mainly
composed Of hali-grown boys.
Winthrop has an extraordinary
specimen. Mr.. J. A. McIntire. man sixty
years of age. who never ate any meat in
his life.
Col ". NJ. Thaycr. of the Mansion
House. Augusta. is negotiating for the
purchase Of Mouse Island in Boo,hbay
Iiarbor.
The monthly inspection of the Insane
Hospital by the Trustees was had on Fri
day. The number OF patients at the last
inspection was 3>4: number discharged
since. 10; number died. !: number admit
ted. 26; number now under treatment. .sg2
the largest number ever in the hospital al
any one time.
The hay crop AT the Insane Hospital
which has just been gathered. amounts to-
100 tons; just double that of last year
The kennebec * wi>cassci Railroad
i 10 be built the three-foot or narrow
gauge. There i an immense tide Of travel
from the large cities to the country The
Star II he Eas had five hundred passei.-
gers on her trip from Boston to the kennc-
bee on Wednesday. aud corrc,p onding
amount of freight.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-08-01

Passed through Hell Gate ssth, schs Harriet
Fuller IRON York for salem: Emma ID finney,
FaIkenbam. Elzabethport for Boston; Fannie
Pike, Robbins. New York for CALAIS; Abbie In
gals, ingalls,, and Ontario, sprague, do for Bos-
ton. -
Ar 27th, barques r A Allen, TAR, Maianxas; NJ
Brett, blanchard, Carsienas 10 days; brig
WHITAKER, Cotton. Shuiee. Ms; schs Mary HAYES
Nickersen, Rockiand Gen Scott. Hops, and Ncl-
lie Marsh, Calais kioka; Look JSnespsTs ,
son Gov Coney, Adams. Gardiner; y Howe,
ElIts, and Fanny Elder, Rich. Bangor; Union,
clifford: Ambassador, Warren and Abbie + vii.
lard. Weeks, do; sedona, Wall, Calais; Elyirs.
Bancroft do Mt Hope, Davis, Rockland; A
Pike love. New Haven: Onward, Arey. do.
BalriNoRE--sld I'D, ship Alaska, Humphrey,
San Francisco; ha' ques Hancock, Collins, en- "
Gan Ellen, Greeaicat, Boston; schs Ralph Carts
ton. Paiien. and Thomas, Crockett for do.
PufLaDsLPHA-Cld cath, briRs NesseT-
Smith. Portsmouth; Mary Thompson, Banker,
Bangor.
Ar 2tth. sehs Montezama. Buger, Calais Hattie
Ellen. ishford New Bedford.
AZ 2Gih. brig Mary Mariner, Turks Island.
Ar 27th. barque shswmui, Lord, Liverpool.
CID ssth. Cieniuegos, Perkins, Boston.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-08-01
State Items.

fine following Justices OF the supreme
.IaIicll Court have been assigned 10 hold
,.e TERMS ID oxford county Tor the coming
g.ar 81 rue>d4y in September Hon
Ca4-le> Dauiorth; 1t Tuesday in Dccem-
ar. Hon. Edward Kent: Sd Tuesday IN
March. Hon. Charles DaniortA.
Sears Island has lately been sold 10
e,mpany jn Eockland tor So 900. They
have purchased IL expressly for a suppy
If wood for making 1.-the. . The follow
sag are The heaviest tax payers of Rock
land: Francis Cobb, sl057..s: y. A Far
steu. s>a>. 10: samuel Pill.bury ss6052.
some OF our Maine lumbermen predict
that i've years hence. at the present rate OF
destruction, the forests OF the State will be
wholly cleared Of timber. The lumber
crop thi> year. i estimated at 700. O00. 900
feet. OF this amount the Pemobscot ium-
bermen cut 215 900 600 and the Kennebec
men ov-- 100. 900. 600.
The wrecked steamer New England.
ha- been got of. and was brought into
Passport harbor. Monday. in tow of the
steamer New York and revenue cutter
Mosswood
-fhe New York a Brooklyn Ferry
Company offer i've hundred dollars re-
ward for the apprehension OF the thieves
who stole 4 hundred and fifteen dollars
from the engine room of one of the boats.
A letter from the Choctaw county
states that the Congressional Inyestig ating
Committee now there has discovered that
OF over two million dollars paid for their
Missouri lands none OF il has been received
by the tribe. but passed into the hands OF
Baltimore LAWYER named Latrobe and
i've delegates 10 Washington from that
tribe. The Chlckasaw Indian, also were
similarly victimized.
The alleged Cuban privateer. Pioneer.
which has been lying al Newport In
custody of Collector Macy for violation
OF revenue Laws passed into charge of L.
5. Marshal Coggeshsll Saturday. on an
order Of President Grant to hold the YES
sci for violation of the neutrality act OF
ISIS
WATERYILLE.-The Catholics Of Water
Vile are preparing TO erect church. Work
has been commenced on the foundation
The walls. which are 10 be of brick. will
be completed this summer. The cost is
estimated at twenty thousand dollars.
The new Maine Central station is to be l22
feet long by 81 wide. Excavations are
being made for the foundation. . The
Watefville Mail says that three enterpris-
ing working meu. constituting a firm to be
known a Penny. Laird q Thing. have
leased Of Joseph Percival. esq. the iron
Foundry" near the upper depot. where
they propose to commence forthwith the
manufacture of hollow ware
"A. Greeley and Brown Club was or
gained at Passport Friday night. with Dr.
III. c. Fessenden as President. Speeches
were made by q. ID. Leayitt. {. Ii. Dyer
A. McNichol and others. Mr.. Leavitt in
an able and eloquent speech urged the
Democrats to bury all past issues. and
strongly advocated the nomination of Hon
+. \. Pike as Representative 10 Congress
Col. Godfrey, as attorney for Gen. Xii,
patrick, has Instituted suit against the
Bath Times for $50, 900 damages in eonse.
euence OF the publica tlon in that paper q,
alleged libelous statements concerning that
Ir l. = hat ID
is to be favored with similar suit.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-08-01
Notice Of Foreclosure.

HiliAEkA~ ,hlfl,- l., MANN "a; >arry IN the
" '.aull r! a.. U,tcA. Aud >tstc eos MAtur. 10y
hi- decd u moEiga-r itstl March .jta. l>sp and
recorded IN i4heo-k k~cAtgy 8! ucstI-. Vol. ia.
pake ~. conveyed in JJhn tilrk ~ a. ~urfy .
tIe fUiuNtnE described tgtct parcel ~ iAni
situated tl -ait >urr.. arI Nuuud4d ~ follows to
st .t ginning th.' >o4th H. l rad the soual-
'I'i r5Hrr ID ist i iscs Hfss : i8i. sab! fbasi.
f1cr sitl! iul nSlns tlc t'Ith~iis inr ~ -AIl
llt suEFlL ptuRtl Is I t. s4'ttt n q llr MUrph.
road rselr. tNeuts I've ssss -tb .oa.t r.,trh-
Mrettfltt tt.nUc up4ghtr4y parallel utiu ttv >uTtH
Bend T'ld uut ct strike trr saut ar.l itur III
baN" lA4k lf tlrnrc !lnys ns -al,l lH. -.cFlj
- ~ilhln twelve rod, more ~ h~s, ~ the NDgth
Bend rls. lh-nre II rtFht sngh; panied vita the
N.utu Efnh rp4i TIL, fcrn roi- AMI Tea ilnk-
ulcnrf al ri-N. single Ca-IariS parallel Win iar
-obi.ssi, lii. q lllc il4sl Lars lot tnrse rod 10
the highway thence -yuthvFiy following The North
Lend road lr be -4arsins pptgt. continuing ihirty
oGe arFcr more ~ les, Wfth Dr. tAtilsSs IN ert-
on Aud whereas -a4A nu.-<4- oc.'l ASST nr.i
q me tlr suu-tg ter, Ply -..i ti4r~. aud The c.n-
diiosi~ of Che .anc utvtr. ht.-H nrD>ru l. The IN.
tr-lEnst rl4l.n u tore. it-t tAr same ahl give
TIE notice 1rlnE S. i'r- -sit Co the statue OF
the Niatr tu -urll rA-e- uiltr and prpy gded
lIt "a PHILLIPS
BN.3 8t Ll. Atitrng4. Il r HHrnham.
llsNn1h. Iult iath. l-.4
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From Kansas .

BEookNILLE. July 80.
\ passenger train was wrecked at Coon
sak station. ou ihe Kansas Pacific Rail
raa4 Yesterday tine bridge over the creek
aN.u- been destroyed by water->pout;
t.,. Immigrant passengers we're killed and
hn--a=e-ma aud eNPre> >man were
nl~y injured.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-08-01
Local and Other Items.

Main street j. now ornamcut,d with
both Grant and Greeley flag
,.,,.
-,...,r..'c., -
mau> Bay District.
.--..,,, .,..,,
-
.,..-.:..
Dung Ie"pieN Prayer Meeting al
'e''H nan on 'u' >i'y evening ~
- h'i'-i'A'' seven.
go, ..,-;.i.. ,.l..,, e.. 49,.
,....;,,,,., NJ. n. -, ,,
Inc hep"oH'ah District "mmiit"r
NAV H'oS'l'u''u me name oil imam Ne
"t'N''' 81 i"'.'' - ''"u'''A'r i"'
clined.
=, az ''"0
~
Rev. VIM. Reed. Methodist. has been
= 90 e'e's
AT FRAZER oreeA' "on.d-ooro. a te~
= rhale ar gr,mnns .,r,,d.d $500. 49,
49,. m can,.,,, .l,t.,h.n.
-, ,.,,.
81. ,,a oh,ainod ,o,,,
,,,.. o,.ora,;on Tho v.t.,,
>. CO.. :, lon,,,,,
The ran Term OF the Eastern state
,,,.,.
~ -, .o.,,,,,.;,.,, -, -,
- ~. ..,,,,;,.. -,
/ ,o,.;.,,,,, ,i
! ..1 49, ..,,,. -, ,.,...,.
Robert ". Hincklev. well known
| citizen of Biuehil. and for many wear,
collector of taxes in that town. dropped
dead in his field on the 18th inst. Mr..
!
men III Dlueiiiii' anu was esteemed D! all
Mr.. Virgil Z. Wardwell. of the Cam
bridge Divinity School. will preach in the
Unitarian Church next SUNDAY morni,.o
and evening
Mr.. Stilihah Dung OF Mariaville- was
hliied " laiiihs from Tree on the 18Th
INST M iouhs' seems. was ehdeavor
hls 10 snaAe >q"''iei from one oil 'he
liihps Vi ''ie "ee' WITCH ne suduehiH Tell
without making any apparent enoft 10 save
ned
Last week, IN Portland. Mr.. Joseph
watts. son OF Mr.. FRANK watts. Of this
city had leg amput@ed about SIX inches
ABOVE 'he ankle a number OF years ago,
a pisto, ball. but ii was Immediately taken
out and no trouble was ANTICIPATED from
the iniury. After a time n hone sore w,
formed. and when the leg WAS amnptated
no bone was found below the amputation.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-08-01

BANGOR. July 81.
Fortv-three ears were received AT the +.
NN. A. station. Yesterday; three loaded
with >hiP-timber. one with leather; seven
ear. were received from the h. Il L. road.
four Of them loaded with slate, and the re-
maiuied with slaves and barrels.
Midway was the scene of a very remark
able occurrence yesterday, in the form OF
storm of hail. which lastedtwo hours, dur
and one-half inches-a very remarkable
occurrence for this season of the year.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-08-01
From Portland.
PORTLAND. july 80.

PORTLAND. July 80.
\ fire this morning badly damaged the
block. corner of Middle and Temple SIS.
owned by ;. {. Lewis, and occupied by
Prof Harris A. Photograph saloon
Proctor Tailor. 6. Ingalls, q Co.. gentle
man, furnishing goods. and c. f. Merrill
Insurance Agent. The water and fire
badly damaged the good.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-08-01
At a Court of Probate hol,.ea at Ellsworth within

At Court Of Probate hoI.ien at Ellsworth within
and Tor the County -: Hancock, on the I'd We'd
nesday Of June A. II. t67s.
J.DGrinde administrator upon the estate oi Mary
Leach iate al PenOiscot in said county aeeease.i-
having presented his second account Of admins
tration upon said estate for probate.
ORDERKD:--fhat the said Administrator ri, q
notice thereof 70 all persons interested, by
ing copy oil this order to be published three weeks
successfully IN the Ellsworth american printed in
Ellsworth that they may appear at a Probate Court
to he holden al Ellsworth ON the LIST Wednesday
and shew caii,e il any they have why the anne
mould not be allowed.
PARKER TUCK, Judge
a true Copy-Attest GEO. a. DYER, Register.
3w29t
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Chr Gllswurtb american
THURSDAY, AUGUST !. 1872.
Probate Courts

ELLSWORTH list "wednesday in IauuArv. E,h
rIary- August september and pccen.er ID
"Wednesday IN April 81 "Wednesday 10 June. ami
81 "Wednesday ia October.
ELCEHiLL.-lsi "Wednesday in luly aad No,,n
her
BrcksroET SD we,inc-'iay an JANUARY May
aud September
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500 Agent. wanseA for the n
UNDERG kOUND RAIL ROAu

Record OF Facts narrating the hardships, hair
breadth escapes and death struggles of the Slaves
In their efforts for freedom, narrated by them.
selves others. Nhstrated by seventy fine ensrav-
ings No book for years more highly recommended
or intensely interesting Unlike any other book, y
clsar field Send for Circular and Terms at once "a
d. L.GUERNSEY Pub and Gen "A st. Concord, y II
AVIS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-08-01

At Court OF Probaoe holden at Ellsworth within
and ios ibe County oi Hancock. the 81
Wednesday oi June, \. ID. ISL
j. W Leach Executor OF the last y i'll of Patience
Webster late Of castine III said County deceased
having presented hr first account oi adininI-tra-
tiOn upon said estate for Probate;
ORDERED That the SAID Executor gives notice
thereof 10 all persons int rested, by causing
copy of this Order to be published three weess
successfully in the Ellsworth American, printed
III Ellsworth that they may appear at a Probate
Cont to be holden at Ellsworth, the l-t We'd
nesday Of August next, at ten af the lock in
the forenoon, and shew cause ii any they nave,
Why the siiotild not be allowed.
5w2gs PARKER TUCK, Judge.
4 true Copy-tiiest: GEO A. tYER, Register
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-08-01
Nj A X X [ Il ID.

Extraordinarily 2sth, at the Congl Parson-
age. by Rev. DIR. Tenney. Mr.. Harvey w.
Hodgkins of fremont and Miss Losinia G.. G..
Mason of Mt. Desert.
swans Island July goth. by Rev r.
Stinson. Mr.. William stinson and Mis- Lizzie
Hardy, both of swans Island.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-08-01
Foreclosure Of Mortgage

On The sash, day q January, 4 u. isfa, by his
deed II mortgage recorded at Hancock County
Rrgistry In Nol. NJ page go. Milton Wsriwei
late ct renob-cot, new deceased, conveyed to mo
suuiry parcels of iani lying in said Fenohs cot.
vig d lni b'ginnin 1t the Southcriy end OF the
bridge leading n the Clothing mill. thence north
~. Ea.t AN roda d q large stone. thence North
- East forty rods to q stake and stones, thence
North ~ East 10 the poni thence following the
pond ami stream 70 tic dam ot Hntcbiugs' Cloth
ing uitil thence Fastefiy e. the highway at right
With lhr nrst bound. MISC the lot beg innin (
at l1rch trrc ou III. line ~ land the heirs Of
Richard Leach % rods IRON themeaiow. thence
south H. Wet fIiiv I'VE aud half fods 90 a stake
and stones thcncr ~outh 81, hast toth. stream and
miil privilege 90 Pierce, pond stream. thence on
said stream mud rrivtirgr - the ppud or Hnc II
Land now IN nnc. owned ~ the heirs Of Richard
Lach h, then VIC On -a!d Leach nt 70 The FIRST bound
tENcepiibz the BriIg-~ house lot , Al.o Of gang
mills At the uuti.i OF PiCrrc's pond. VIZ. I Of
saw mil ct grist mill AMI % -hingic mill
aud the whole Of -Glvc htne said mil l. with
Tie privilege which sahi mtits slanL ana half ar
ot Iani On the westerly sie ~ the stream aud
= Joining >Aii mills, being the a me property DC.
cupiei o. -aid ariNrU IN MS lifetime The COZ
difion oi sal mortgage hsving been broke N.
claim s trlrc iH-ufe vi the same.
hLPHEU> iIEKKlCk BN
gws1 ,.J tEBp1 Ris Auy
rcaubscot iEh .tih. IN.
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MARINE LISI.
rori OF Ellsworth.

Port of Ellsworth.
SAILED.
.Iuly -.
sch. u Lawrence. DAVIS. Boston
" Iansma. GRAY, Boston.
Elizabeth. Murch. Lvrn.
ARRIVED.
July p
Concert. TYLER. Deer l-lc.
damon q. Young. Boston.
Telegraph. Woodari. Boston.
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