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Emile nonny vs.. .sohn casey.

L7IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
4 fal( af ofiraBs. No. lnH34 BY virtue ot a writ
~ seizure and RHte, to me directed by the hon
orahl" the Fifth District Court for the parish
Ut Orleans, in the above entitled GAUGE | will
proceed to sell ~ public auction. Ut the Ater
chants and Auctpnccra' Exchange Royal
street between Cannl aud Gustnmhouse streets
ia the Second District Of this city. on shTUK-
DAY, August Is, 1879, at u o'clock m, the follow
ing 5tes erihed property. to VII
THREE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, with
III the buildings aud imur"ysmeuta thereon
rights. privil ees aud appurtenances there unto
belonging or in any WIae apUertaning. sit
uafed in the Faurth DiHtfic If this city tn he
salare bounded by Felicity, St Andrew
Balanne tlttte Baechual and Dryadss streets
and designated M l"ts numbers one two and
three OF square number six, on plan drawn
b Grosin"r & Funyo. dated the fourteenth Of
Ami, 1915. dep stted as plan number eleven. in
the record Of A. ChiAuelle. tate notary. said
lots measure each thirty one feet five inches
front on st. Andrew street, and thirty one feet
five inches and five lines in wild b in the rear.
by the following depths to wit: one hnna ed
and seventy eight feet two inches and five lines
on the side line of ltt number one nearest to
Raronnn street. one hundred and seventy six
Feet six inches and two lines on the dtvtdinp
line of lots numbers one Il d two. one hundred
and seventy four feet ane iuchts and six lines
on the dividing limo Of l,..s numbers two and
three. and one hundred aud sevrnty-tWo feet
il'ne lneies and seven lines on the side line of
g! numb I three. nearest to Drya5ea street,
Which said property was acquired by said John
CaRey by purchase from joseph Larrolue, hy
act y ssed on the ninth Of August 1866 before
l. 9 Gnyrllier. late notary ia this city.
seized in Il lie hove suit.
Terms Cash On t1le e.,,tlt
J. r AICEE GAUTHREATX.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
IVA X u aDa
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WAN IT ED.

GANyAssERs TO SELL THE FOLLOWING
" new and useful Inventions: The celebrated
+, e. LEE COOKING STOVE. awarded TIT
ddiploma at the last Lonislana and ,AIaE%m,
Cheapest method of ob aiming weter from the
earth. Hunters PATENT FLOUR AND MEAL
SITTER which for culinary psrposes Is a mos
! dispansabla,, The Wilson 4 Keasle WHARF
\ ID FISHING LAMP. which is the best cotton
"A I'm Destroyer yet discnver.d. The Clayton
I'm REPLACE HEAT REFLECTOR. ELEC-
hTRltl BELLS. the attest and best method of bell
bsns ing for dwellings. street cars and steam
SnatS being less liable To get out CT repair han
we we old style The PATENT WATER CUT
All, an ingenious contrivAn nae to prevent the
nth accommodating on the roofs of houses enter
ing clserns- A new method bg which water can
be drawn from ). csfeFu lee cold through iron
pipes. without the use of leo or chemicals The
6AClKUs WATER MOTOR, q great Invention.
al pe used for any purposes, a very cheap cnrn-
tF1rance for running machinery Of all desert
3aons. The SUN LIGHT GAS MACHINE. Il
arrest cheaptast and most convenient method
lighting houses.
energetic canvassers wanted and COG.
BUSINESS GUARANTEED
JANIS Fl REYNOLDS.
Plumber and Gas Filter,
-Is9s lyI6W 80 BarOnne street.
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WANTS.
HELP WANTED ytAI.Es.

WANTED - GOoDs SEWING MACHINE
w canvassers. Also three or four good men
to learn the business in the country. References
La aUIn
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~ FOR VAUDEVILLE AND TCHE-
l9Ee&5 funrta River-United States mail
essSsss=ss& steamer
HEROINE.
SUNDAY EXCURSION.
From Lake End From MandeviI1a
Arrival OF Il. m. train. At -=.... ID o'clock m
Arrival Of u. IN. train. At. ...5.. 6 O'Clock o. M
Arrival of .. m. train for jacksonville direct.
MONDAY
From Madisonvilla at s ~ a. m,
From Vaudeville 1T q. IN.
TUESDAY.
From Lake End on arrival of $3.50 D, m. train
for Vaudeville Lewisburg.
WEDNESDAY EXCURSION.
From Lake End. From Vaudeville.
Arrival of Il. m. train. .-.. Z ~ M
Arrival $3.50 o. M train. At, .......o 6 o. m
Arrival OF I 2. m. train. 5.m
THURSDAY EXCURSION
From Lake End. From Mandevlle
Arrival Of 9 ~ m. train. AT ..=...-.,.7 a. M
Arrival $3.50 .. IN. train At, 6 .. m
FRIDAY. .
From Lake End on arrival of 80 o. m. train
to Vaudeville.
SATURDAY..
From Lake End From Manfavil1e.
Arrival of D. m. train At - a. m. and 6 .. m.
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AUCTION SALES.
ny III. 81 NJ. Samory.
SALE OF IRON SAFES, OFFICE FURNI-
TURE, DESKS, GL0CkS, GAS
FIXTURES, ETC. @..-..=.
Bank Of Lafayette in Liquidation.

DY II. & N. SAM0Ry. Auctioneers -sATTR-
I'D DAY, August IA. will be sold a auction, ~
damp street, by order nf the liluidatora
ONE COMPLETE SET OF OFFICE TURN1-
TTRF. viz: Cabinet work. counters, desks.
chairs, clocks. gas fixtures. etc.
Also
ONE IRON SAFE tsteel doors aud frame, one
very fine steel burglar proof aHfe HALLS las1 an"
most approved pattern ma good NJ heW; t5,, a.
All to be removed On OF before the lhlf't'tn
instant. -,.-4
TPrms-CaEh A''t9 w
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GRIP TIE.

TINE GRIP COTTON TIE CAN Re nELTv-
4 cred to planters and merchants in the in
terror from ST. Louis by applying 10
JOHN b. IAFITTE & co.
ly3h1n m No lS4 Gravier street
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n IIW CA Nj ELI a.


MONDAY SCHEDULE
From Lake End on arrival of Il M train for
Vaudeville. Lewisburg. jacksonville and Old
Landing. -
From Old Landing At 6 a, m.
From Vaudeville ut s. a. m.
THURSDAY,
From Lake End on arrival of IL m. train.
FRIDAY.
From Old Landing at q. m.
From Vaudeville at 4. N,
SATURDAY.
From Lake End, on arrival Of $3.50 D. m. train
for MadtBoDvtlle and Old Landing.
SUNDAY EXCURSION.
ArI hsom d FIX k p nnd latn From Old Landing
s5P9s saf %sassnv wiz e." A".Asf''s m
10 MandGvflla..-,.s.'.,- soc each way
70 I.eWiahnrg. soc each way
10 MadisOnvile ~. ....,..+... 81 each Wev
To Old Landing .-............... 81 each Eav
EXCURSION RATES.
Fare from either side round trip, to Mande-
vile so cents: Madisonville and Old Landing.
Two lines Of stages connect with steamers at
Old Landing.
Freight will be received daily Mt her landing.
New Basin. near Magnolia Bridge.
FOR BAY. PASS. MISSISSIPPI CITY AND
BILOXI.
Wen7nesdav-F Lake End on arrival of 8
a. train.
FRIDAY From Lake End on arrival Of II a. m.
train.
Returning Leaves Biloxi and mississippi
City same evening. and Pass Saturday at 6 a. M
and Bay at a. m.
Freight received at New Basin. Deord street
all day Tuesdays and I'D to q. m Wednesdays:
also Thursdays and up to . a N. Fridays.
Passage to Bay Pass and Mississippi City 81 !;
Blocks 81 Is. Meals so cents. Also restaurant
on board
Freight will be taken ut very low rates.
Baggage fonlyl received at tho corner of Canal
and Carondelrt streets on the departure OF the
train on witch the boat leaves. The above trips
will be- made unless prev. nted by bad weather
or low water For further information Apply to
w. G. COYLE
Jy20tf IS CarcndeIei street.
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CIR MD ISLE.
HO! FOR GRAND ISLE.
LEAVES FROM THE HEAD OF HARyEY'S
CANAL EVERY TUESDAY AND
SATURDAY AT A. M.

r. - THE FINE. COMPLETE AND
sstass 49, fast passenger steamer
FAIR PLAY,
f. Kranz master. Frank Kranz clerk
will leave as above regularly. landing each way
at the Wtlloz Wharf. and returning will arrive
at tht head of the canal every Thursday and
Monday at .. N. Fare each way, 80 so.
my22 Am
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Low EN COAST.

Leaves every TUESDAY and THURSDAY at Ii
a. N. and SATURDAY at 2 D. u.
- - FOB ORANGE FARM PoINTE
ssaSa sszsA Terre aux Bceuf, and all plantation
landings The new fine and fast steamer
EMMA IRVINE,
]. A. Ruiz nass1i
E, Nj. Valette and N. NJ Barrels clerks.
Leaves as above regularly. returning to the cit,
early In the evening on alternate days. For
freight passage apply on board. head Of Con.
II street. anlI
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION SALES.
BY Chas. III. Reed.
SALE ON TWELVE MONTHS BOND.

IN THE MATTER OF A. SCHLINKER vs..
HIS CREDITORS.
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LAFOuRCHR.

TRI- WEEKLY COAST AND BAYOU La
FOURCHE.
Leaves every TUESDAY AT 10 a. m, and THURS.
DAY and SATURDAY at II M
IsgM The A No. ] passenger packet
Asst WFTsDN,
In place Of the Henry Tete1
I; a. Chariot master, Il. Nicole clerk.
Will eave as above returning down ha coast
In daylight
For freight or passage apply on board or to
Il. RlVET.
LOB Decatur. near st, Louis street.
p. S.-Has q clerk on the landing during he
day at the head Of Bienville street. to receive
freight. secs tt
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Sixth District Court for he Parish Of Orleans-
No. 10 .fst.
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LAKE PORTS.

~ FOR VAUDEVILLE AND TCHE-
- 80 functa River United States mail
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-15

DISSECTING THE MPANzEE.-Two
chimpanzees, q male and female, have
lately died at the Geological Gardens in
Philadelphia, and have been dissected by
the faculty of the University Of Penn
sylvania. There were marked differ
ences between the brains of the two
animals. The brain of the female, which
died first, was found 10 closely resemble
that Of a human being, with the excep-
ton that the cerebrum did not cover the
ccrebellum. In the mate the cerebrum
was found TO cover the cerebellum, indi-
eating greater intellectual power. An
other difference Is a remarkable peculiarly
in the formation of the vocal organs.
This peculiarly consists in a natural
bagpipe, which communicates with the
larynx or voice, extending TO the breast
and into the armpits. 1t is covered by
powerful muscles. To produce loud
sound it IS obvious that but a slight mo-
ton of the arms was necessary. In dis
covering this singular physical arrange
ment the dissectOr wrote to the Superin-
tendent of the Geological Garden tc
inquire if the male chimpanzee had any
distinctive call or cry, to which the Super
intendent replied that the "voiee of the
male for so young an animal was simpl!
enormous; its CRY when enraged was loud
piercing and shrin." 1t Is well known
fact that this vocal arrangement is foun'
in the male gorilla, the orang- outang
and the bowling monkeys of Southern
Africa, whose cry can be heard for miles
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-15
COMMERCIAL INTEGRITY.

The New York Obsercr first makes
sure Of being right, and then, without
fear or favor, speaks its mind. The fol-
lowing paragraph, which we clip from an
article that we would gladly reproduce
entire if space permitted, has the right
ring in 1t. If the press, with one voice,
would take the same high ground in favor
OF common honesty, there would be less
scoundrelism than our country is now
cursed with. Read what the ObSerrer
SAYS:
Commercial integrity IS the virtue
which, more than any other one, is the
specific want Of the American people, and
of the Church. We put it very plainly.
If it be trae that in business circles the
profession Of being q Christian has
ceased 70 be an Endorsement of character
in financial affairs, the disgrace Is due 10
the fact that 50 many church members
have proved faithless 10 their promises.
and in money matters are no better than
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-15
PIT \kI\ PI.

Josh Billings SAYS: "Punkin pi II the
sass NV M England. They are yittler
and drink, they are JOY on the half she'll
they are glory enuff for one day. and are
good cold or warmed up. l would like
20 be d boy again for just sixty minutes,
and all myself phull Of the blessed old
mixture. Eny man who don't love pun
kin pi needs watching clusS, for he means
20 DO something mean the first chance he
gets Giyc me all the punkin pi could
eat when | wuz a boy, and didn't kare
cent whether Sunday school kept that
dav or not. Now that l have grown up
90 manhood. and run for the Legislature
once, and only 90, beat eight hundred
and tifty-six votes, and am thoroughly
married. there amt nothing banker af-
ter wuss and can bury quicker than two
thirds Of punkin pi an inch and half
thick and well smell, up with ginger and
nutmeg. Punkin pi is the oldest Amer
lean beverage | kno NV. and ought to 90
down to pos;erity with the trade mark Of
our grandmothers onto it; but l am
afraid it won't, for it IS tuff enough even
now 20 find one that tastes in the mouth
as it did forty years ago.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-15
SOARING SHARKS.

An old deep-sea toiler, with long chap
tiers Of thrilling adventures in his memory,
tells the following about some Of his un-
dcr-water companions:
Il dove once in Mobile bay. where !
had pm, over three hundred chains under
an iron-clad. The greatest annoyance
that we had there was sharks. They
didn't hardly dare tackle US, because with
our armor We looked more like scare
crows than anything else. They would
come sailing along, and gradually swim
up toward us with their great biz mouths
wide open; but when within few feet
OF us. they would stop, and lay their
Tapping ms. looking, it seemed to me.
like the very evil one himself Finally
We devised a way to scare them off that
never failed to fnghten them, so that they
would stay away an hour or longer before
they dared 20 come back. The armor We
wear is air-;ight, YOU know. Our Jacket
sleeves were fastened around our wrists
with an elastic, 80 that the air could not
escape. BY running my finger under the
sleeve of my jacket, l could lc, the All
out, and as 1t rushed into the water. it
would make a Kissing noise, and vol
umc of bubble, shoot up. So whenever
those sharks would come prowhng around
me, l would hold out my arm toward
them, and putting my finger under the
elastic OF my jacket-sleeye | would let a
LOT Of air out, and send q stream Of bub-
blc> into the sharks face with kissing
noise Ike steam from a guage-cock. The
way those sharks would 20 shooting OFT
was funny to behold
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-15

DoING UP MEN's LINEN. A husband
complained that his shirt bosom and col
lars were badly done up, and the case
was referred to a knowing shirt-maker,
and his answer was well worthy the at
tention of housekeepers:
"Yes," said the man, "the fault is
with your laundress While doing up
your collars, she stretches them the wrong
way. Damp linen is very pliable, and Il
good pull will alter fourteen-inch into
a fifteen-inch collar in the twinkling Of
an eye She ought to stretch them cross
wise, and not lengthwise. Then in
Strengthening out your shirt bosom she
makes another mistake of the same sort
They also ought to be pulled crosswise
instead of lengthwiSe, particularly in the
neighborhood of the neck. A lengthwise
pull Will draw the front of the neckband
somewhat under your chin, where it was
never meant to 60, and of course it spoils
the set Of your collar With the front of
your ncckband an inch too high, and
your collar an inch too long, You have a
most undesirable combination.
The necessary changes We're made in
the methods of the laundry, and all was
right with shirts and collars.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-15
Notice of Foreclosure.

NOTICE f. hereby given, that Icnas W. Bart,
~ lett OF DixHcld. in the County II oxford and
Sale Of Maine, phy siclan, on the tenth day oil
December A. D. lss7. 10y BIZ mortgage deed Of
that date, recorded ia Oxford Kegi-lr, Oi Deeds
Book Ia, PAGE 563, did convey TO me, The under
signed, OF DiXlield aforesaid, to secure TIE pay
mcnt Of certain note, described in said mort
gage, the stand on which said Bartlett and his
family Low reside, being bounded on The north b
land Of the heirs Of The late Charles L Chase.
east by land OF widow Eunice Libby and Samuel
white, south by the County road and ,a;f samuel
Whites land, and west by land Of stephen
Grlnih, containing three foarlhs OF an acre. more
or less; and whereas, the conditions Of -ad mort
gage having been broken, | claim a foreclosure OF
Il agreeably 70 the statute IN such case made and
provided. +. q. REYNOLDS.
Witness-L. ii. LUDDEN.
Dixheld, March 90, 1879. april 3w
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others. And when a man makes his
profession conspicuous, and seeks conf
dence BY reason Of his religions reputa-
ton, he may be watched with greater
vigilance, lest under that cloak he con-
ceals a hand with which TO rob the
unwary. But the world has learned that
all who are in the Church are not there
fore sincere and honest. And the sooner
we come to the understanding that COM
mercial integrity is the cardinal virtue in
business life. the sooner we recover the
good name our people have so largely
lost by past neglect of duty.
Release of legal obligation to pay an
honest debt does not diminish, by feath-
er's weight, the moral obligation of the
debtor. The morality of the law we
will not now consider. But it should be
borne in mind, and every upright man
viii remember. that moral responsibility
follows US to the judgment seat of God.
Il has its source in Him whose we arc,
and a. we can never eyade His law,
and that law viii never be repealed, so
that the relations Of man TO man in the
common affairs of life are regulated by
the infexiblc, because righteous, requiSi-
tons Of eternal justice From that court
there Is no discharge until the uttermost
farthing is paid in the lawful currency Of
the realm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-15

OXFORD, sat- Court OF Probate held At
Paris, within and for the County Of oxford, on
the third TUESDAY OF March, 4. ID. ls19
HILBORN Z. BOWkER, Executor on Tho e.
N tate OF willard Dobic, latf Of sumner, IN
SAID county, deceased nA'lng presented hii nc
count OF administration Of the estate Of said de-
ceased fpr allowance:
Ordered. That the said Executor give notice
10 all persons interested by causing copy oithis
ordertO epublishedthreew week ssuccessiyelyi the
oxford Democrat printed At Paris. that they may
appear At Frobat Court o be held NJ Paris
In said County on the thtIi Tuesday oi hay next,
AZ O'Clock intheiOrenOonand ,hcw cause II any
they have Why the same should not be allowed.
N. WALKER, Judge.
Atrueoopy-attest n. G. DAVIS Register
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March Is, 1879.

OXFORD, ss:-At Court OF Probate belt at
Paris within and for the county Of Oxford
on the third Tuesday OF Nsr h, A. u. $50,
NIO5t> ;. MOULTJN, administrator "a tbs
vi estate OF AMI Bridges Late uf Potter. 10 said
county, deceased, having presented his let ace mt
of administration ct the estate OF sail deceased
Tor allowance;
O.drred. That the said Administrator give notice
TO an persons interested By causing copy OF this
order % be published three weeks successfully In
the oxford Democrat printed 10 Paris, that they
may appear nj a Probate Court % b" held at Paris
In said county, on the third Tuesday vi May next
At nine O'Clock in the forenoon aud shew cause n
any they have why the same should not Be allowed.
A. " WALKER Judge.
true copy-attCst: II. Z DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-15
Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS, Eber Clough and Oryille ID
w Clough, both OF Bethel, In the County OF
Oxford and State Of Maine, by their mortgage deed
dated April 18th, 1874, and recorded in oxford
Registry OF Deeds, book ~ page $50, did convey
in mortgage 20 me. the undersg ned the follow ing
described real estate, situated IN Bethel, VIZ =
Being a part of lot numbertd twenty in the
fourth range OF lots, and bounded commencing
At a stone monument on range with the north wesl
corner OF land formerly owned by william Frye
and the center II the east wing or end OF the
stone dam Of the fulling mill formerly owned by
Moses 4. Cross, thence running north sixteen de-
grees west TO stone monument eight rods south
erly nom the County road; thence westwardly TO
the south east corner OF the PiIckney Burnham
house lot, so called; thence on the said BuTnham
house lot and the saw mill ward to pine tree on
the bank OF the mill brook 10 land formerly owned
by said Cross thence on said land formerly owned
by said Cross 10 stone monument in the said
range between the said corner of said land for
merly owned by said Frye and the center OF said
stone dam; and thence eastNardly 20 the hrst
mentioned bound being same premises conveyed
TO said Cloughs 10y the undersigned by deed OF
even date with said mortgage, and II being sgreed
in the said mortgage deed that, ia case OF 4
breach Of the conditions OF said mortgage there
should be only one years redemption after the
commencement of foreclosure by any lawful
method; and whereas the conditions of aid mort
gage having been broken, /, the undersigned by
reason thereof, claim a foreclosure,
ROBERT A. CHAPMAN.
Dated at Bethel, this 2slh day OF March, A. d.
1879. apri-Sw
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Nnfice of foreclosure.

UryUEREAs Monroe French of Hiram and
w Charles Haley OF Porter, both in the county
OF oxford, and state OF Maine, By their mortzage
bin OF sale dated the fourth day OF January ID.
iS77. conveyed 10 me 10 mortgage, the following
articles of personal property, viz: one punching
machine one drill press. one anvil, one PAIR pei
lows one pair bolt cutters, and one ylse sal1 ptil
town clerk OF said Hiram, in book ,, page ~, OF
said town records, and being given 70 secure lne
payment OF one hundred and ten dollars, 10 one
wear from the date aforesaid with interest 81 eight
per cent, and whereas the condition OF SAID mort
gage 10 broken, ! now claim foreclosure OF the
zane. FRANk JAMESON
Cornish, March l7ih, 1919
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"A fellow who had been hooked by an
unruly COW Gmpcd in his gait A lady
remarked that he appeared to be intoxi-
Gated. "Yes," replied her beau, 1.-THE
fellow has been taking couple of horns.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-15
CAUTION.

WHEREAS. my wife, EMELINE Z. sTARBIBD
w has. without cause. and against my will lief
ms bed and board, now therefore, all persons arr
hereby cautioned not 10 harbOr or trust her on my
account "a / shall pay no debts contracted by her
and as have good home where sui able proyis
ion is made for her and 10 which she Is earnestly
desired b return.
wM. +. sTARBIRO.
No Paris March 81 1910. aI3w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-15
Notice Of SnIe.

DURsUANT 10 a license from the Hon Judge
Il OF Probate for the county Of oxford, shat
sell ut public auction, on the premises on THURS
DAY, the sth day of MAY, next, at 10 o'clock N
The forenoon, the homestead farm OF Benjsmin
Peabody, late of Albany, deceased, including the
reversion OF the Widows dover for the pay meni
OF bis just debts, expenses Of sale and OF admin
istration. GEO. ii, BROWN, Admir-.
Dated March %, 1879. al3w