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DSNhoTohA. Nay 10.
Beasley and Co. few days ago launch
ed their prettiest vessel. She is built to
sail and TO carry. She will be taken up
by the same parties owning other vessels
built in this yard, members of the Com,
and S. b. Hall, J. G. Slower. John Went.
worth, Ii. Brookman and others, to-geth-
er with Capt. L. L. Lewis, for whom she
is built. She is to be called Annie X.
Lewis. Her Register measurement is.
length III r.. breadth % "a, depth 8,
and about 2.6 tons o. NJ. She is a three
masted schr.
This yard is TO be rubbed out by the rail
road, but hope the Committee, will find
another as good. Allow me the first
correction have found occasion to make {.
Your compositors follow copy with re-
markable accuracy; but. in my last, on
Bay ice. they made me say equally true"
where did say "equslly untrue" max
ing a slight difference.
shall notice no more evasive issues in
which some minds are exceedingly fruitful,
for which, have no time or taste, and for
which you have no space to waste. A re.
sort to side issues always betray the weak
ness of a cause. Everybody that knows
anything about the matter, knows land moi 81
men admit that Bucksport is, by nature.
and by all natural engineering, the inevita
BILE western terminus of an Eastern Shore
Line Trunk Railroad, however many othei
ends and branches it may have.
Z. II. Z.
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ID lie ID.

Obituary notices. beyond the Date, Name aud
Age must be paid for.
Long Valley. Lassen Co., Cal.-12th inst,
Henry b.. son OF John W. and Caroline ii.
Doyle. aged years an | fourteen dave
Cherry held-l2th inst. Mrs. Sarah A.. wife
OF Lewis Flood Of this city, aged - years and
- days.
During the past year she has been suffering
from the fatal disease, phthisis. She leaves o
large circle of relatives and fric nds In Cherry
field and in Ellsworth; and In her exit we feel
to syppsthize wit h the companion and friend.
in this bereavement. Her whole life was one
OF unquestionable morality and virtue and
none knew her but to love her but with all her
excellent traits OF character. she was convinced
during her illness never before, that her
heart needed the renewing influences Of the
Spirit. and cleansing in the Mood of Jesus
and In February she yielded her heart TO the
saviour and received ey idence Of her acce ptance
OF Him. From that time she rejoiced in the
prospect Of . blessed release from sin and suf-
ierinS, and an entrance to the blissful Paradise
OF God. And when amid the happy throng of
angels which she said were waiting to receive
who, short time before had entered the realm.
OF the blest She EXCHANGED am all ready
10 CO."
NO sickness, nor sorrow. or pain,
Shall ever disquiet her now:
For death 10 her spirit was gain.
Since Christ was her life here below.
Then let Us iorbear to complain
That she has now gone from our sight;
We soon shall behold her again,
With new and redoubled delight"
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PETERS. JUDGE.

April q.
>tatev, Geo. Gould. Compl't for sale OF
intoxicating liquor. Gould declared he
did not sell, and as the prosecution failed
to get any one to testify that he did sell
Gould was discharged and went away
happy.
State Y, Neil J. Stuart for sale of intoxi-
eating liquor. Stuart said he was not
guilty. and the prosecution could not prove
that he was, hence he escaped. and went
on his way rejoicing.
State V, David I. Bonzey. Much 10 his
surprise Bonzey was accused of selling
intoxicating liquor, and of course denied
it. The prosecution failed to make the
accusation good. and so Bonzey wendell
his homeward way unframed.
state V, Intoxicating Liquors, and d. 7.
Bonzey. In 10 gallons gin and 10 gallons
Of Medford Rum. Bonzey couldn't under
stand what they wanted of his gin and
rum. but after a partial hearing. he con-
Guided 10 remove the case TO the Supreme
Court. and furnished his sureties. after
being sned $50 and costs.
April l6.
State V, John Fahy. Compft for as.
sault and battery on A. Ii. Woodcock
Fahy said he never did it. and stuck to it
but several others said they saw him do it.
and Judge Peters told him finally he mus
pay $500 and costs. Fahy said he woult
try the Supreme Court first and furnished
his sureties therefore.
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DR.. WELLS
EXTRACT OF JuRubEbA

10 prepared directly from the SOUTH AMERi-
CAN PLANT. and Is peculiarly suited TO all these
difficulties it will cleanse the VITIATED BLOOD
strengthen the LIFE-GIvING POWERS and RE-
MOVE ALL DISTRACTIONS from IMPAIRED
AND ENFEEBLED Organs,
1t should be freely taken, as Jurubeba is pro-
n0unced by medical writer's the most efficient
PURIFIER, TONIC and DEOBSTRUENT known
in the whole range of medicinal plants.
JOHN Q. KELLOGG, Is Plat St., New York.
Sole Agent for the United States.
Price One Dollar per Bottle Send for Circular .2i
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new YoRK-Cld 18th, sch Maid Of the Mist
Smith. Jacksonville.
Ar 18th: brig Isola (of Castine,) Lord, VII
March 9th.
Cid 18th, brigs L NJ Merritt. Hartman, S.
qua: l. Warren, Vera Cruz; sch Commerce
Governors Harbor.
Cid 18th. schs Commerce, Governors Har.
Dor Lillian NJ Warren. Rock Sound,
Ar 18th. schs A II Whitmore, 0reenlaw
Eieuthera days; John Boynton, Langley
Calais; Sunbeam, Hill, Fall River.
rHILADELPHA-Ar 10th, sch Montezuma
Bulger. Calais.
Ar I'm. sch Hesperus, Conary, Bluehil.
CID 18th, sch Jed Frye, Langley. Bangor.
JACKsoNvn.LR-Cld sth, sch Louisa, Smith,
Weber, n York.
BRUNSWICK, GA-Ar It'll, sch A X Wood
ard, Woodland. Portland.
Foreign PeFss.
Ar at Para 22d ult., sch James X Lawrence.
Torrey. from Jacksonville.
FALMouTH-Cld LIST inst, Hattie Z Tapley,
Tapley. Dunkirk.
Ar 18th, brig Julia Haskell (of Deer Isle. }
Haskell. Messins.
:, Ar at Sagua It'll. sch Northern Light. Rich,
Boston.
Ar at Cardenas 9th. sch Lavolta, Within ore,
Matanzss.
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East Bluehiil.

East BluehiiI.
business promises to be pretty br SIX
in this part of the town during the pres
ent year. Capt. G.. W. Collins opened a
fine granite quarry here this spring and
hes il already In good working order. He
has at present about seventy men employ
ed which number will be considerably en- :
creased, as soon as more sheds, and black
smith shops can be erected.
The schooner Franconia OF Ellsworth.
Capt. Adams, is al the wharf taking in 4
cargo of granite for Philadelphia: another
cargo will be shipped to Boston in few
days.
Capt. Collins is just finishing large
store building which will be ready for the
goods by the first of June. He has been
here less than three years but by his in
dustry and enterprise has gained many
friends.
Capt. NJ. X. Chase has also large
quarry three fourths of a mile west of this
place and is doing an extensive business.
E. b.
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City and County.


Ellsworth.
Public Services in Unitarian church
next Sunday afternoon, May 25th at 2
o'clock.
Hon. Eugene Hale has gone to De-
troit. He Will return with his wife and
child about the middle of June.
The 4th Anniversary OF the Baptist
Sabbath School occurs next Sabbath. APP
propriate exercises will be had in the Bsp-
list Church in the evening.
The City Officials week before last,
sent some deputy marshals after the dogs.
The dog. are still at large, and tik ques-
non is. whether the deputies will EXTERN
mate the dogs, or the dogs the deputies.
Public opinion is divided.
There is hope that the Ellsworth Post
office may soon be SO remodeled as to
double the box room, and make the vesti-
buIe less attractive loun2ing place. 1t is
proposed TO have a narrow passage way on
the South side with boxes along the whole
extent. and the whole North side devoted
20 the office proper.
ON Thursday evening last DR.. Jordan
Of Bangor. delivered his temperan poem
entitled The Great Goliah," at Hancock
Hall. 10 an audience of about three hundred.
Or. Jordan occupied about an hour in the
delivery of the poem which was we'll re-
celved. An impression was evidently pro-
duced on the minds OF those present which
VIII not soon wear away.
several citizens of Ellsworth have be-
come responsible for the charter money of
steamboat to be run from Ellsworth by
way Of the "thoroughfare" TO Rockland.
during the present season, by Mr.. n. A.
MlliAeu Of Surry. This gentleman has
had considerable experience in steam nav
isa,ion. He is now In search OF suitable
boat. and expects to be ready for business
hy the first of June.
The new Police Court Room provided
10y the city, is in the third tory of Peters
Block. the room formerly the printing
rooms Of the American. II has been fitted
mp with all the conveniences for the Court
and Bar, and the officers. There is ample
accommodation for those who care enough
shout witnessing a police trial 10 stand.
The Judges seat is little raised. so that
his eye can command .he whole room.
The City Council have voted to confirm
the consolidation OF School Districts, and
have fixed the appraisal of the School
Property, as recommended by the Com
mission. This measure is only matter of
justice to the smaller and poorer districts
but its success will greatly depend on the
energy and discretion of the School Com
nttee who will now have charge Of the
whole matter. We hope they will receive
all the encouragement and aid they desire.
The injustice Of the old system is readily
seen. when il is considered that district
of 90 scholars draws thrice the money Of q
district Of 20 scholars, while it costs less
than twice as much to carry on its schools.
The result is that the smaller district has
less than half the schooling of the larger.
whereas it is entitled to an equal share.
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Hancock.
Capt. Isaiah Wooster dug early potatoes
one day last week.
The summer schools are 10 commence
soon. Most Of the teachers are engaged whose
names are As follows, viz Miss Ella King and
Miss Hodgkins of Lamoine; Miss Mary r.
Moore and Miss Clara Bachelor Of Hancock
There is, here. an increasing interest in edu-
cation. The old and dilapidsted SCHOOLGIRLS
oSs have been RACED TO give site 10 new, large
and convenient school-houses. The Town has
recommended carefuness in selecting teachers
and better school supervision. Dist. No. is
grading Of the grounds around its building
which gives them air OF neatness and embel-
fishes the whole school premises.
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= W. HarbOr.


The Sch Z. III. Dexter, wrecked n n. T..
Harbor, and purchased by H. II. Clark and 9TH
ers, has been thoroughly repaired and her name
changed to The Surprise Capt J. Z. Har-
riman is to command her.-Sch Lookout" has
been new topped, and Seh'rs Josephine
Champion" and Eureka repaired at Clark's
yard. Sch Sea Bird is to be retopped at the
same place.-A vessel of about $50 tons is to be
built at this yard, by Master Henry Newman.
Mr.. Clark is building II story house near
by As boarding house for the carpenters. 1t
is to be occupied by Mr. Newman.-The Lob
ster Factory is doing fair business, some S(
hands being employed.-Capt. Jacob Mayo has
fine three-year old Mustang, well broken to
the saddle, though it is not quite four months
since he was roaming wild on the plains o.
Texas. Capt. Mayo obtained him at Indianola
H }. Anderson has enlarged and refinishet
his store, and extended his wharf some TWEEN
ty-hve feet-N. league & Son have been ad
ding more rooms to the Ocean House.-Scl
Trenton" is to be new topped at the yard o
A. I. Haynes.-A new sch,r called the ..Cxro
line c." was launched from this ward q few
weeks since.
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Mrs. DIR. Chase. with her pupils, gave
4 concert at Town Hall, Orland. Monday
evening, May 18th, which was repeated
Tuesday evening. The programme con-
sisted Of select songs, choruses &C. All OF
the parts were we'll sustained. and many
deserve especial mention, which have not
time or space to give. Vocal music in Or
land is receiving 4 start in the right direc-
ton. Mrs. DR.. Chase has had the young
people under her tuition for the past three
years, giving them [most of the time) free
courses Of lessons, getting her renumera-
ton from the concerts which she now and
then gives with them. In this effort, she
is sustained by the citizens, as is proved
by the full attendance at the concerts. As
a result OF her efforts, we have a trained
choir Of young, cultivated voices, ready at
any time, (under her direction.) to assist
US at our public gatherings, by furnishing
the vocal music. Many of our towns where
there is such an universal lack of singers
would do well 10 take the "cue" from Mrs.
Chase, and ''go and do likewise"
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Domestlc Ports.

Domeatlc Ports.
BLUEHuL-Cld 18th, brig w Drisko. Pow
ers- for Philadelphia with stone for Wescott b
Hinckley.
Ar 18th, sch Alvarado, Torrey, to load with
stone for Phlladelphia, for same.
Ar 10th, sch Alma Odlin, Merrill.
Ar 18th. sch Merchant, Slower.
Loading-sch + Closson. Dorty, for Phila-
delphia. for Wescott 4 Hinckley.
PROSPECT HARBoR-Ar 18th, sch A Hooper,
Parker. for Boston.
Ar l4th. May Flower, JOY, from Boston.
Ar 18th. sch Allstol, Fitzgerald. from Calais:
smack Citizen, from Portland for Portland
Packing Co.
SARGENTyILLE-Ar 18th, sch Samaritan,
Grant, Boston; sloop Passport, Hooper, Rock
land.
Cid sch E Closson, Dority, Bluehil. to load
with stone for Philadelphis by T J Hinckley,
Esq.
Roekland.
Ar nth. sch n Mscomber, Higgins, Lynn.
Ar 10Th. sch Brilliant, Joy. Boston.
Cid 18th, schs Neponset, Wooster, Boston;
Estella, Remick, Boston; Henry Clay, Graham,
CALAIs~Ar sth. schs Banner, Bickford
Golden Rule, Grover; and Castilian, Smith,
, Boston.
Cid schs Lucy Robinson. Stinson, Danvers;
Caroline c. Squirting. Providence; Sea Breeze,
Freethy. New Haven.
Cid 10th. sch Tangent, Newman, Lyon.
BANGoR-Ar 18th, sch Snow Squall. Stinson,
Boston.
Cid 10th, sch Governor, Stinson, Boston.
SALEM-Ar 18th, schs Python, Hall, Eliza
bethport; Elizabeth, Murch, Ellsworth, ldur-
ing q squat had foressil badly split; High
lander. Langley, Bangor.
Ar 14th, sch Eloise, Herrick, Elizabethport.
Ar 18th, schs l B Sargent, Sargent. and Ex-
| press, Latty. EliZabethport; David WATSON,
Jones, Port johnson; Z n Branscom, Dodge,
Calais; Woodcock. Foss, Hancock;
DANvERs-Ar l4th, sch Gamecock, Robin
| son. Calais.
! BosTON-Ar 18th. sch Means, Eaton, Phil
adelphia; Foreign-brig Golconda, Lord. Ha-
vana. BY Chas Hurst.
| Ar 18th, sch Ligure, Richardson, Calais.
Ar 10th, sch Sunbeam, Bunker, New York.
Ar 18th. brig Anna D Torrey. Haskell, ho-
boken. sch Capt John, Means, Ellsworth.
| Ar 18th. sch Catherine. Means, Ellsworth.
| Ar 18th, schs Light Of the East. Harper, HO-
boken; A Whiting, Carter, Mt Desert; Dor
is. Keii, Ellsworth.
| Ar 18th, Schs MOntezuma. Stickney. East
| port; Banner. Bickford, Calais.
! Ar Goth, Schs Harriet Newell, Weber
/, Philadelphia; Lyra, Pickering, Port johnson
| Hero. Foss, RondOut; Telegraph, Woodsrd
E!lsx orth; A. G. Brooks. Smalledge, Goulds'
| bor0.
| FALL RvER-Cld 18th, sch W II Archer
! Milliken. York.
Cid 18th, .chs Rodondo, Moore; Laura II
Jones, Cousins. n York.
Cid sch Petrol. Stanley, New York or Calais
Ar 18th, schs James Tilden, Lockhart, Ellis
worth; Caroline C, Squirting. Calais; Mountain
Laurel, do; Ariel. Austin: Ellsworth.
| gent. Calais; Andrew Peters, Hopkins, do.
NEwBURYPORr-Af i11h, sch Addie Todd
Corson, Elizabethport
New BEDFORD-Ar 19th. sens F1eetWing
VINEYARD HAvEN-Ar lSih, schs Sunbeam
| ssunker n York for Bosom: Express, Latty
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Business Notices.
Another Case 81 Br..chisis Cared.

BRIDGEwATER. n. S., March I'd, 1863.
Mr. JAMES / FELLOWS.
DEAR SIR: While in Windsor on visit IN
December last. tell in with old friend
Capt. II. Cohll-and finding him looking 80
produced the the great chs nge, for when last
saw him, two years previous, he was u mere
skeleton He informed me that your very vaIu-
able Syrup Of Hypophosphites had effected u
perfect cure. lie persuaded me TO try the Syr.
up for Bronchitis. from which had suffered
much during several years. purchased one
dozen of ihi. Syrup, and have used only three
bottles. and my health is how better tina" II has
been for years. Not requiring the balance of
the dozen, sold it to different parties and now
there is q general demand for il from all parts.
Respectfully yours, ". J. NELSON
Capt II. CoffiIl WAS cured Of Consumption
IN 1859 by Fellows Compound syrup OF Hypo-
pbosphites; his letter was published some
time ago.
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Seal Cove

james Kelley, N. b. Kelley nd j. w. KEEL
ley ere each building house in this vicinity
A new school-house is to be built in the North
Seal Cove District this season. 1t is much
needed, but it is thought that mistake has
been made in not uniting the two districts,
which have q common centre at Seal Cove
Sch Palos has been repaired and a new house
built upon her. at the Centre.-The wharf at
Hodgdon's Landing is being planked, and q
store-house is to be built upon it. This is one
Of the most convenient steamboat landings on
the island.-Capt. J. Robinson, +. Maker, and
J. W. Ober are building houses in this neigh
borhood. A hall is talked of, and the frame is
on the ground.
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NJ A II RI E ID.

Elsworth-lIth inst, at the Congr egational
Parsonage, by Rev. DIR. Tenney. Mr.. Albert S.
kincaid and Miss Laura +. Dorr.
10Th inst. by the same, at the residence Of
the brides mother, Capt. Isaac Lord and Miss
Almatia l.. Austin.
18th inst. by Charles Carr. Esq. Mr.. Al
fred II. Haynes and Miss Sarah I. Moor, both
Of Ellsworth.
Penobscot-l7th inst, by Peleg G. Staples,
Esq. Mr.. Melbourne A. Smith Of Hampden,
and Miss Melissa l. Staples of Penobscot
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From Castine.
SHORE LINE RAILROAD.

CAsrINE, May 20.
The town of Castine at a special meet
ing held to-day voted TO the amount OF
fifteen per cent of its valuation TO aid in
the construction of the Shore Line Rail-
road provided Castine is made the termin-
u of the section from Ellsworth.
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RY TELEGRAPH.
special Dispatches to the Ellsworth American
rom Augusta.
AUGUSTA MAY

AUGUSTA May 20.
The Governor and Executive Council
were in session to-day at the State House.
The nomi nation of Hon. John A. Peters OF
Bangor as associate Judge of the supreme
Judicial Court of Maine was confirmed and
he appeared and was quaiined. non.
Joshua Nye appearing as State Insurance
Commissioner, was also confirmed. He
was qualified. The governor left on the
afternoon train for Castine, where he will
attend the graduation exercises at the East
ern Normal School.
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AT Court of Probate holden at Ellsworth, within
and for the County OF Hancock, on the "a led.
pcsday of April. A. D. 1873
u certain instrument purporting TO be the last
~ Will and testament of Elliot Jordan cd late of
Waliham. in said county deceased, having pre-.
sented the same tor Probate:
okbhhfD- mat there be given notice 10 all per.
sons Interested, by causing 4 copy OF this order
70 De published three weeks successfully In the
Ellsworth American. printed at Ellsworth that
hey may appe.r at Probate Court TO be held Mt
Ellsworth. IN said county, the I'd W ctn csday
OF June next AT ten OF the clock in the forenoon
and shew cause, If any they have, why the said
instrument should not be proved, approved. and
aiiowod the last will aud estament Of said
deceased.
3wI PARKER TUCK, Judge
true topy-Attest. GRO. A. DYER Register
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FOR Loss Of APPETITE. Dyspepsia, Iudiges
tion, Depre ssion Of Spirits 4General Debility,
In their various forms. FKRRo-PuOsPORATED
ELIXIR OF CALIsAYA made by CAswRLI, HAZ-
ARD Co. New York, and sold by all drug
gists. Is the best tonic. As stint liant tonic
for patients recovering from fever or other
season Il prevents lever sud aaue and other
intermittent evers, Iw2l
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To Road Builders.

THE undersigned appointed by the town of Mt
J. Desert at their Annual Meeting, March 3, 1873
to contract for the building and IT pairing of roads
and bridges in Mt Desert, hereby give notice. that
they will receive sealed proposals until the 24th
day OF May 1873, for the repair of road from Ire
mont line in the western part of the town. to the
village of Somesville; also for the construction of
road from the shore near the store oil Daniel
kimball, to the county road near the School
House at n. Z, Harbor; also around the Turn
bull hill so called, on the road leading from Seal
Cove to Otter Greek in said town; also for road
from the Babson bridge so called, to the county
road leading from Sonesville to Ellsworth. The
price OF construction and for repairs be stated
per rod. Also for the repair fths Babson bridge,
and for the repair of the other roads in town.
Specifications OF the allowed named roads and
bridge can be seen at the Selectmens office at Mt
Desert The undersigned reserve the right TO re
ject any all bids
DANIEL SOMES of
CHAs. E. sOUTHARD. Mt Desert.
Mt Desert, April IS, 1873. AVIS
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Bass HarboP.
e. NJ. Holden Co. have Schr OF seven
ty.fiye tons on the stocks, to be completed
about the LIST of July. She is to be command
ed by Capt J. B. Thurston. As soon rs she is
at the same place. The timber is now on its
way from Ellsworth. Master W. s. Newman
is master builder,
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Nonresident Taxes.

THE following list OF taxes real estate of
nonresident owners in the town of Brook lin
for the year of 1872, in bills committed to Nelson
Herrick, Collector of said town, the 18th day
OF May 1877, has been returned by him to me as
remaining unpaid on the I'd day of March 1878
paid And notice Is hereby given that if the SAID
taxes. interest and charges are not paid into the
treasurer OF said town within eighteen months
from the date of commitment of the said bills SO
much OF the real estate taxed will be Sufficient
to pay The amount due therefore, including
interest and charges will without further notice
be sold at public auction at the store OF Nelson
Herrick in said town. on the 18th day of Decsm.
I.a~ Is-p
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TO THE HON Judge OF Probate of the County
] Of Hancock.
The under signed Admins tratrix upon the Estate
OF Richard Richardson, late OF Mt. Desert, de
ceased. respectfully represents that Edna Bah
bage. bought OF said deceased, cert ain lot of
land situated in Mt. Desert, containing 10 acres
during his lifetime, that the said Edna paid for
the came and the said deceased had agreed TO
convey the same, but he died so suddenly he had
oppor to do SO, that she is a daughter of
said deceased. and all the other heirs DESTROYS
of her having deed, she therefore prays that GU
will grant her License to convey the same accord
ing To law.
MARY S. RICHARDSON, Administrative.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, Court OF Probate, April Term,
A. D., 1873.
Upon the foregoing petition, ORDERED That
said petitioner give public notice to all persons
interested, by causing a copy OF the petition and
this order thereon, to be published three weeks
successfully in the Ellsworth American, = news.
paper published in Ellsworth, in said County,
that they may appear at Court OF Probate for
said County, to be held at Ellsworth on the 3D.
Wednesday of june next At ten Of the clock in
the forenoon, to shew cause, If any they have.
why the prayer of said petitioner should not be
granted.
3w2l PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest: GEO. A. DYER, Register.