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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-08-15

The New York Times has some plain
words for Boston TO consider In view OF
the late financial unpleasantnesses. Is
there real suspicion that We are dangerous
ly tender upon refined and successful crlu.-
inals! The TINES observes:
This Boston cashier, like Tsppan. objects 10
being charged with crime they are ''unfortu-
nate like the rest; feel the position keeniy, =
weep like Q child" and 40 on. II Is this
habit Of lightly treating crime which Is breed.
ing crime by binding the moral sense against
recognizing the approaches to IL. Ii 10 no
longer possible to feel pity for the criminal
without losing condemnation Of the crime.
We not merely tail TO punish with certainty
and promptness, we fail TO condemn, and are
full OF = mAwkish, sentimental, and dangerous
sympathy. The Tsppans and Chaces are not
even arrested" until they have nobly dis.
dAiend to escape for some days. Discovery i,
coming to be regarded ~ the crime. 1t is time
10 call things by their right names; to define q
thief - one who takes what il not his, and 70
regard the act more and its assumed motives
less; to restore the old and bold line betwee q
honesty and dishonesty. The moral sense oil
the community needs toning up 70 recognize
that the touch Of pitch IL de6ling, so that the
excuses and sophisms with which dishonesty
concesls its perilous edge may be swept away.
Before this can be doue, the idea Of ''respecta.
bilityh 10 crime must awe place to the Just rule
That social position and gray hxirs only agra.
vAte the offence.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-08-15
We had the pleasure of listening to

We had the pleasure Of listening to .
few remarks from Mr.. Murch on Saturday
evening. We judge be was not feeling his
best and We could not help having con-
siderable sympathy tor the gentleman.
Ofcourse he is anxious about the campaign
in which he Is engaged and 10 powerless
70 Aid. ADD could not help seeing that the
communism: speech Of the AalodOrous
Miller who has been sent here 70 help
him. would have the contrary effect on
the voters In this district. Siscs seeing
Mr.. Murch We have . feeling Of sorrow
that he should have allowed himself to be
drawn into such Al unfortunate situation.
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

T hereby give pubic notice that Isaac NJ. Rum.
i merry and James W. Freetbey On the 18Th day
Of septem Der A. D. 1874 by their deed OF that date
duly recorded. morgaged 20 Ellison Annis OF
I.le Au Haul, a certain parcel Of real estate In
said Isle Az Haul bounced northeriy by land OF
Barter and Coombs, essteriy by land OIL Barter
and ]. b. Turner. southerly by land Of c. Chap.
In and G. T. Chaplin, westerly by the shore and
northeasterly By land OF J. b. Turner contain.
tober i2th 1877, by deed duly recorded, assiS ned
said mortgage TO me. The condition of said
mortgage has been aud now Is broken and by
reason III ereof claim to foreclose the same and
give this notice tor that purpose. The mortgage
l. recorded IN vel. i32 page Al. Hancock
Records
W. c. COLLINS,
BY 7. c. Woodman, his Atty.
Buck sport. August IL, 1875. Sw3
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-Malodorous Miller says. I'VE 1.-THE =,

-Malodorous Miller says, I'VE (the vo-
tiers Of this DISTRICT have to thank our
Representative (Mr. Hale for the Silver
BILL" This is absolutely and entirely
false, and we have no doubt WAS known to
be 20 by Miller when he made the state
ment. This is of no importance, however,
for truth is not essential to the happiness
Of men like Miller. Nor Is 1t astonishing
that he is opposed to the Silver bill. though
from . very different reason than that for
which Mr.. Hale opposed 1t. The truth is
that silver has some Intrinsic value, and no
good greenbscker wants money that costs,
or Is worth anything. 10 and of itself.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-08-15

The following, taken from the Lewis
ton Journal, Is worthy OF consideration,
before thinking men lend themselves 10
the support OF such insane teschirgs As
those given by Leo Miller In this city on
Saturday last. The Journal says
Capitalists have something to complain Of
during these hard times as well work
.nxmen. Ii IL estimated tina, the "lecherou,
Dondboldep," who bold railroad bond. and
s,oeks TO the value Of u 30 90 90, are not
getting CT ut for the Use Of the mopey, have
not for years, and cannot Suess when they viii
again. The "siimy- and ''ssrp<u,-liker own
err Of 600 ,00o,g0 worth OF iron iurusees add
manufacturing estsblishmeuts have seeu their
money sink out q sEht. Tho midnight A.
sAssins' who owned eoo0 90 900 worth Of
shipping are moaning by the shore. waiting
for their ships to come In. Yet the co nstruc-
ton Of all these required the employment Of
labor and the laborers received their pay II
the expense Of ihose "blAsted bon lhoIdersr
who are likely to lose all or st least large
part Of their investmenI The fact thai there
were capitalists 70 supply labor helped to
make the times prosperous In year. past.
Were II not for the capitalists ho are now
employing lAborers, all our manufacturing in
teress would collapse, AID the times to come
would Be feArfuliy hard compared TO the prs.-
ent. The capitalist IL . ruer friend OF the Ia
borer than any OF these loud mouihed d. ma
sogues who 30 loudly denounee him and seek
to debAse the lAborins MAS for the advance
ment Of the demaxoeue.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-08-15

I'm looking over the voters 10 the
Greenbsck convention held in Ibis city
last Saturday. We cosld not see one taking
~ active interest IL the proceedings, wbo
was not known to hsve . political griev.
aDce or . personal spite 70 be satis6ed.
Are such men dt Leaders 10 party Of
progressf"
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6reen6ook Scheme Worked Out.
Rev. THOMAS SnlrH's JoURSAI

l779. Apl. l. There Is . grevious cry for
bread In All the seaport towns. and there
10 but little meat and no hsh yet.
8. Parish meeting. The people voted
not to make any further allowance to their
ministers salary. so they stand Els year.
Z: Indian meal sold At thirty dollars =
bushel
~. hear wood Is 81 dollars . cord In
Bosom. and Hour ct ESQ per hundred, l. G.,
barrel 70 more than my whole sulary.
Nay 8. Corn 10 now cold At IS dollars a
6uahel, and coffee 1t 8 dollars q pound.
June l. 4Olasses 10 raised 70 i6 dollars.
coffee 4. sugar 3.
10. A man asked u dollars for bush.
81 Of wheat meal.
II. Green peas sold At Boston 1t % dol
lars peck. Lamb It 20 dollars . quarter.
Board 90 dollars . week.
~: We bought 3 pounds Of halibut for
. dollar.
Wages were not raised. This was In
Continental m0ney-the greenbacks OF
that time. Shall we 60 over that ground
asain!-lPortlsnd Ress.
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SheriH's Sale.

HANCOCK. ss.-Aug. I4th, A ID. ISIS
r HAVE this day taken on execution TIE M
L which Jacob Frost has 10 redeem nom u9i'
gage to John b. Redman, dated Oct. 24th, A.
1871, and recorded in Hancock Registry OF lees
Vol. 100, Page 20, certain lot or parceI Of hsa
Estate, situated in Ellsworth, in the Count. .
Hancock, on Haynes Street, East side OF Ca1
River. beginning at the south East coTsef
Daniel Harringtons lot at the street, laelt'
NOHherly ten rods, thence Easterly four rs
thence Southerly parallel with first line 20 y
street, thence the said street four rods - Ps.S
of beginning. and containing one-fourth OF an soi
with the buildings thereon And | shall sci 81
right at public auction at the Office OF A. r. b1s-
ham, Es4. in Ellsworth, in said County OF ia.
cock, on saturday, the l+th day of Septem oeI' \
D., 1875, at ten o'cIOc ok IN the forenoon.
A. X. DEVEREUN, Sherl'
true copy-Attest: -.
3w33 A. K. DEvEREUI, oheE1h'
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Notice to Subscribcrs.

Thv date on the address label OF each subse RI
Der paper shows the time to which the subscrip.
ton Is paid; and all subscribers In arrears are
requested to pay up AS soon as possible.
On receipt of payments on subscription at this
Office, receipt viii be promptly sent to the sub.
scriber; and the date the address label will be
corrected on the next Is sue OF the paper.
In all commu n c atoms relating to subscriptions
correspondents are requested state tire
Postonce to which the paper is, or is 70 be. sent,
an 10 be careful 10 write all proper names plain
Iy
In directing a change Of address always give
the present address a. well as the one to which
YOU wish the paper Afterwards sent.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-08-15

pY virtue OF . License from the Court of Pro.
u bate for the County OF Hancock l shall sell
q public suction on the sist day Of August next
a. ne store Of John Buck. in Bueksport, at ten
t9ro support Of my ward . small lot Of land,
about 10 square RODS, part OF the Buck farm in
beckspoIt viliage,sd adjoining land OF 8. K Tribou,
SETH II. BEALE
July q. Isis
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MALARIAL FEVER

MALARfAL FKvERs. constipation, torpility Of
the liver and kidneys. general debility. ner.
vousness and neursgc aiments yield readily
TO this great disease couqueror, Hop Bitt.rs
II repairs the rtSages OF disease by converting
the food into rich hood, and II gives now lie
and vigor to the aged and intrm always
see "froverbs' IN other column. Iw5l
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SheriH's Sale.

HANCOCK. ss.-Aug. IAN, \ u. -.
r HAVE this day taken on execution, lie 's@
i which Martin Curtis has ~ redeem ...- D
mortgage to hancock County savings baAA, 49,
Aug. 4th. 1873, and recorded "a HaA.OtA !-es -
Of Deeds, Book lt5, Page ~, certain lot % - p
OF Real Estate situated In kilsworIE. u .le t--
OF Hancock, on the road leading Nom k4ss".'- 2
SuTry bounded and described as follows ~
nlnz at 4 large rock on the west side Jt Tie 80
thence west r. north thirteen rods ~ = s.e.e "a
thence north IA east hye rods and "a, --'A
thence east 2, south twelve and one-hal s'-s p
The road aforesaid, thence on the line VI Tic fa- y
The place of beginning. containin. three l9-L Us "
an acre, more or less, with the building -4t.
standing, and being the homestead lot 81 80! ~
Tin Curtis also, one other parcel Of and "a La
the above described lot. ami bounded anu lc7e.,1.
as follows beginning at the south carter s.''-
OF the above described lot, thence rulAIAs
four rods ~ a stake and stone on aaIi rJa' '-'-
westerly parallel with south line OF Ar1t te7'+'-'
lot thirteen rods AMI Ave feet 10 a sl1Ae a4-t 49,
on the easterly line OF Daniel \ dams, Jr, .e' ''
nOrtherly along the line OF SAID Adams .'' -
rDlA IA south v est corner OF hTsi iue1-I'NS1 ..
thence along the southeriy line Of mrs. -e7''i'N
lot thirteen rods and lve feet 10 place pi oes ~
and shall sell SAID right at pubic AUG Loo d. -
Sheriff - Once in Ellsworth, IN sad ,oLht D..
Hancock, saturday, the I4th day OF sci .e'L 70
A. ID. 1873, at o'clock in the forenoon.
A. r. UEVEkEI " -arT---
A true copy-Attest;
3w1 a. Il. DEvEREUX. ~aeFif,
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-kearney 70 the Hesthea Chlnee; by
ths heavens above end the stars that srs
In y; by the noon. that pale empress Of
the night By the son thst shines By day,
By the earth snd oil IT. inhabitants, and BY
bell beneath ~, the Chinese must co.
Heather Chines 70 Kearney: "You 10
Mclean man; dustee yourselves v'-P xla-
6slpAsa ztmss.
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Gbt Qllswortb Amtrifan,

Published every Thursday Morning at Coombs
voUSTY PUBLISHING C6MPASY.
For terms, &C., see first page.
AA-S. N. PETTENGILL 4 CO., 10 state Street,
Boston, 81 Park Row. New York. andt7ol Chestnut
Street, Philadelphia, our Agents for procuring
cities and authorized to contract for advertising
at orr lowest rates.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-08-15

1t Is . Singular fact. thai nothing will
maks Q Democratia politician grov %
suddenly ssissr and profane. nor Q Demo
cratic nswspapsr bring ont it, mud gun 90
osick q ~ mention Of Gen. Grant for
the nekt President. OF course they are
Mt afraid'-Ohi no.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-08-15
The Belfsst Journal 10

The Belfast Journal 10 far more con-
slstsntly democratic, In Its support of .
sound currency aud Of those who will
carry out it, views In Congress, than are
those papers who are trying to read It out
Of the party. II 10 the principle, rather
thap The meme, thst the 1assy6l supports.
and election day viii show that II hes
taken . str0ng following with Il.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-08-15

The Belfast Journal 10 an editorial on
the denomination of Mr.. Hale says;-
The Republican convention for the
Filth District has been held. aud the Dem-
ocrats now know what they have to meet
10 the coming canvass. The man who
has for I've consecutive terms walked over
the course, IL again 10 nomination. There
can be no hope Of defeating Mr.. Hale by
Misrepresentation or abuse. He Is an
able man, with . national reputation, and
personal popularity. This may as well be
acknowledged. as humIlia,ingly to assert
that the party has for ten years been beat
en- by candidate who conspieiously lacks
these qualities. Nothing IL gained by I'M
dervAluing opponents.
The speeches OF Blaine and Hale presen.
ted the financial issue IS the one OF which
ahe battle 10 to be fought. IL has been Sc
lected with great Judgment, and their posi-
ton Is strong one. because II Ia right, Is
time will show. The only way Tor Dem
ocrats to preserve their seif-respect, or 10
have . shadow OF hope for success now or
Ia the future. IL 10 adopt anew the sound
money platform OF the state convention OF
1874, 1873 or 1876. The resolutions OF
the present year are receiving = soft mon
cy Interpretation. OF Which those OF the
years named are entirely Incapable. This
Is no time for nmldi,y, twaddllng or curry.
ing favor with Greenbsck folly. The
Congressman has vote that directly reach
es the currency question, and there are
many, very many Democrats who are
deter mined that th.ir votes next Sep,em-
Der shall sustain \ candidate who IL and
has been sound on this Important Issue,
aud whose platform shall declare for
sound money, without a shadow Of equiv
ocailon."
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Notice.

Notice u hereby given that L. b. Wymsn WI,
10 1t the Desisles farm in Lamolne, Saturday
70 run out house lots on the Point, which hay
been sold, And all persons wishing for q lot q
idence are invited TO Be present and seIcct ths
came at that time.
La@siss Angus 18th. 1873. Twas
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Administrator Sale.

By virtue Of license therefor from the Probate
Court of the county Of Hancock, granted at the
April Term ISIS. At Ellsworth
shall offer for sale At public auction unless
prev iously disposed 90 ia my store at sullivan
on Monday the sixteenth day of September at ten
of the clock in the forenoon one eight part OF the
sch. Grampus. said sch. 10 sixty Two 81 100 tons
in good repair and well found sails and rgg ng
The above mentioned sch being of the estate OF
Augustus Gordon late of sullivan
EUGENE SIMPSON, Admir-
Sullivan August 18th, 1878 SWISS
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--Ho0orsbls bilks," "bloated man.
moths" "Bohemisp ghouls," '.leprous
male slaves lecherons bondholders. y
New verbal gems from the repertoire Of
Mr.. arney.-BostoS Herald.
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To ms Honorable the Justices ofay Nss-.s
JuiiciI Court mart 10 be- hall1 g
rrorh ,riihta and far n, Capa.g IN
cock and State NJ Maine .n ,ly ,,..
Tuesday u ipra. ia ha gear as, Il.
one 'hoasdad eight AuRirsd al,! 49,.
siJht.
CARAH +. King Of Bueksport ~ t.e tsaa.s
y Hancock amt state OF Maine. vic Of ,,.-
King late Of said Buc ksport, but now rv.4es
pA-ts 10 your Ltheliaut unknown. resg.r.g
ijb~ls and givc- this hou or able Cour 60 - la5 r.
eel thai she was lawfully married Ia ,as s.
George Hing At Bucssp 'Et, aforc aii p. IN.
lay Of October IN the year Of oEf t..-t j.
thousand eisat hundred and -cycu,7.1,r 81
said Li5olaRt since thvir iutermArra.s IA.
ways behaved herself as faithful .aAss
arectinnats wife towards the sIiI ,,car.e -
that they lived together a. husband and = u
saii BUrk-pnrt unlIi tho twenty !pura #.- .
b"Ccm Der N the year aforCaait. that l4 tss e..
twenty fourth lay of said pecrmt,f ar .
George wholly regardless Of hls mar. 4 =
ycnants and 1nHEAtious deserted YH-- ....
and since sald twenty fourth day Hf 81 lfs.,-
Der. has refused 70 live with her OF 90 sa- q.
nCT contributed TO her support. Az .
LIbelant further shows that during !ac 4ar 10.
and thv sad t'curEe lived t"gethvr -Hasa- ..
stantiy and grossly tt-trvaIFd an5 neg e-ts. ...
LibelAnt, that hc vas guilty. 90 srr4. -r-.
towards her and constantly az! Gaa..-4. ...,
to her and IN her prr~eucs auI arAras ..-.s,.
proianC ami threatening iIESllss o..
Divers iAYs, at ityers umcs. luriGs tA- .as .r
lived together A. Aforesaid, ut.l &c ..-...
your Lib-lAut committed an Assault AL -ea. As
rhokesi your l. lbelaGt AMI treated .tr .E5 "a
tUlIsnty. and pgt her In great tati.. gtz .
that she suffered both IN JV!y lai mai .rr
count OF tho violent ami abusive .aa..sct ..--
said George towards her. lat T..- ,..-..
during all the tine Aforesaid va pUl 81 e.. a.
and danger ot her lite. Aud your .u,..t.. l..-
that since the sail george ah4n lon.l Per Isl
Aforesaid THAI he has never TCtuga'4 B.. 4s- ...
that the present rCst dsnUc OF the s4.4 .1re-..
10 your Ltbs Iaht unknown that -hs las L.-
NllDg"at search and inquiry for t4C sa.3 90 '.
ami mas been uuAbie to anI him 9- avs.r'-a %
place Of his rUsttcnrr 81 abOilr " arrv'Hr. -
much as Il wgu.I be reasonable and .-...r t
dUrtyc 10 domestic harmony and r'H.s--.a. a..
The p"a'o ami moT1Aty 81 sVslrts 5.I- 3. .-L.
pTAy- This Honorable Court Ca deere ts.1
from the bouJs % mstriWuHy h".sr". ts-s
and the -a!d t,eorEr hing and that -tf'
United g. rr7 Uinc her maiden name vi $40.
SNOW
SARAH r. Nm
81 u H4I.y5a Counsel lY. l. .- o..
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JUST RECEIVED AT
L. MAHAN'S,
500 BUSHELS OF LIVERPOOL SALT.


T HEREBY give notice 10 all those who owe me
by note or account. over a year. standing,
10 call and sesils the same be lore the frst OF
september next, and save interest add cost as
afterwards each OF them will be PEI sonaly adyer.
ured throughout the district for sale At a bargain
and their credit stopped or otherw ise handed over
TO a lawyer. No scare mean it.
HENRY SWAN.
Ellsworth, Aug. Is, ISIS. 3w33
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Don't be Deceirsd

Many persons say II haven't 60, the
Consumption" when asked to cure their
Cough with Shiloh's Consuu ption Cnre
Do they not know that Coughs lead To
Consumption and remedy that will cure
Consumption will certainly and surely cure
cough or any lung or throat trouble
We know II will cure when all Others fail
and our faith in II is so positive that we
will refund the price paid II you receive no
benefit. Is not this a fair proposition.
Price 10 cts. 90 cts. and 81 90 per bottle
For lame Chest, Back or Side, use Shiloh's
Porous Plaster. Price - cts. For sale by
). ID. Wiggln, Ellsworth, Maine
why will you suffer with Dyspepsia and
liver complaint, Constipation. and general
debility when you can get at our store
shiloh's System V!talizet which we sell on
positive guarantee to cure you. Price 10
cts. and rs cts. For SALE by 8. ID. Wig
gin, Ellsworth. Maine.
"HACkMErACk" a popular and fra
grant perfume Sold By ;. ID. WlGGiN.
Ellsworth, Me, elsewhere by dealers gem
orally.
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STATE or MAINE


HANCOCK, s. - supreme judicial Court ,.-
TsTm 1878.
And now u appearing to the Court Tia. tie ID.
Defendant At the date OF the service OF fby -
was not an inhabitan Of this State, 4Bi Ia. =
tenant, agent or attorney within The sam. a..
that he had no motto. Of the ps'Hleury !, y
suit, Il Is ordered, that notice thereof be ,g.,
the said nJsmin j. Rack. by puE!,hin. ~,
tested copy of the writ and this order III.
three weeks success sIvely IN The Ell.wurt ,ra
lean the last publication to be At least ,-
days before the NEXT term of th..
tO be held al r llssOrth within and lot Jhe t..'-
OF Hancock. on the second TUESDAY vt U..
nsxt that he may there and then. .4 ,4.t n.
appear and show cause, It any he b., ~
Judgement should not be rendered agala,.
and execution issue accordingly
Attest. IL. Il. SAUNDERS .
True copy of the Writ and oricr 10 glur: t..,..
3w3i Attest II. u. SAL NDEg>. ia,
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VOLUME "a.
state OfMain.

Hancock, $50 the Sherirs y,
spectice Counties, or either Of n =" n
uties: c "e" D.
~ We command You to attach ING,
81. and rs, ss.A, s,s Of Benz J. nae eSa the s
~ the value OF four hund,a ivana
and summon the said Defepdsn, bOla,s
be found in your precinct) to apna, heu
Justice OF eur supreme Judicial oelort %
TO be holden ct Ellsworth, within sSoer, asr
County OF Hancock, on, the second aug T iof ~
April A ID. ISIS then aud there in an, uesdas
to answer unto May 4. Baker .oi WI oIr ssldtcs.
trict Of Columbia In u Plea of una ton h,
for mat the SAID defendant at washiny,ane Cas
said Ellsworth, on the fourteenth Issea 70 O.
the year of our Lord cue thousand -, VI NAV
and siNtyseyeu, by his promissorv ~. ~. aQoifs
date, by him signed, Tor value reeeivo9 o'e " 4,
the Plaintiff then sole and whose nam ppfoais
Mary e. Cole, TO pay her the Sum of tw, men "a
and twenty eight dollars. sixty DAYS daaaiN
Yet the Defendant Though requests,A' aver tG.
paid the same TO the damage Of Inc ssis aa a
tas he says, the sum of four hunJrSi t2a,,
which shall then and there be mada ~ polp
with other due damages And whereas ,appes,
Ftaintid say that the said Defendant h. ps ID
his own hands and possession. goods sa. Dot ]
tn the yalue of tour hundred Dollars ~ esa.
which can be come al 10 be attached hn, ~,
trusted to, and deposited In the hands ~ !"
session OF Hannah I. Buck OF Urand ~ "
HANCOCK Souhsy su'h W '"o estate OF El,r,
I. Buck late of said orland, Trustee Of ~ Il
Defendants. goods, effects, and credii, y
said value: We command YOU, thrrpt " =
yos summon the said Trustee III he NJ, 1
found in yosr preciuetl to appear before 6 a9 ]
ice OF said Court, to bc holden afuresaid wv -
cause. IL any be has Why execution % b. @a
upon such Judgment as The sad Plsintis
recover AGAINST the said Defendant in ~ 81
lion II any, should not issue against his
effects. or credits. in the hands and pos.e,'' pa
her the said trustee. Aud have you t,se. 4
Writ, with your doings therein d"
Witness. John Appleton. Chief justice n
satd Court at Elisao tn the sixth day o. n, e
the year OF our Lord one thousand e,gal ha5.,
and seventy seven.