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Obituary..

PROVIDENCE. r. T.. October 2S.-Rev.
James j. Tehan, S. j., assistant pastor OF
st. Joseph's Catholic church, died this
morning. He was a native OF Frederick,
Nd, and has been a professor in Loyole
College, Baltimore, and vlce.prcsidcnt OF
the College OF the Holy Cross at Worcester.
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Republican FunGers' Meeting In Pc
terSburg.

Republican flanders Meeting In PG.
terSburg.
PETERSBURG, October 2S-The largest
and most enthusiastic political meeting of
the present canvass was held at the Acade-
nv OF Music, under the auspices OF the Re-
publican Funders of this place. So great
was The crowd that many were unable to
get inside the doors. The meeting was adj
dressed by John S. Desendorf, Of Norfolk |;
J. Fl. Van Auken, United States tobacco
inspector here, and others. Inspector Van
Auken denounced as false the statement
made that he had paid Frederick Douglass
800 for bis letter on the State debt, but
said he believed the letter had had good
effect upon the colored people OF the State.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
France.

TARlS, oClODeE ZS. nc OOuTNHt QeS De-
bats condemns Lord Salisbury's optimism
touching the Austro-German alliance, and
says: "The result will be European COM
plications which will leave Austria, without
allies, confronting all the Christian nations
Of Eastern Europe, whose Legitimate amb-
tons she seeks TO weaken for her own adj
vantage
lie SOlciL reports the interviews OF one
Of its correspondents with Italian states
men OF various shades OF opinion, all OF
whom advocate an understanding between
the Latin and Sclavonic races as counter
poise to the Austro-German alliance.
Germany.
BERLIN. October 2S.-Emperor William
opened the Prussian Dict to-day and read
bis speech in person. The Lower House
postponed the election OF president until
Thursday. The Upper House elected its
former officers.
The Emperor to-day gave a dinner in
honor of the Russian Grand Dukes, Alexis
and Paul.
The Agitation In Ireland.
LONDON, October 2S.-Slr Michael Hicks
Beach, Colonial Secretary, in speech re-
ferring to the agitation in Ireland, said !:
"It is clear that the most dangerous agta-
ton il going on in Ireland, which assumes
the appearance OF an agrarian agitation Of
the worst type"
The Recent foundations in Spain. .
MADRID, October 2S.-Ofticial statistics OF
the recent inuDdatioDs in Murcia show that
four fifths Of the arabic land is ruined, and
that 5000 persons are missing.
Died from the Effects of Ether.
AYLMER, ONT, October 2S.-Dr. Charles
Clark, homeopathic, administered a dose
Of ether this morning to Mrs. Newton
Ellis, aged twenty-five, to extract tooth.
She became insensibe, and never recov-
cred.
Seriously HI.
VIENNA, October 2S-The eX-Queen OF
the two Sicilvs is dangerously i'll. The
Count and Countess de Chambord have
gone to visit her.
Various Foreign Isems.
LONDON, October 2S.-Onc hundred and
ninety mine inhabitants Of Injunpoint, East.
ern Siberia. have persisted by famine.
One hundred kohistan chiefs have visited
General Roberts and promised friendship.
The GhIscars have again been repulsed
by the British forces in Shutargardan.
An edition OF the Sportsman has been
mailed to Hanlan with the formal demand
for the challenge cup.
The liabilities OF Tominson Il Co., OF
Liverpool, are estimated ct from EGO, 900 to
G100, 900, principally due 10 bankers.
Madrid, October 2S.-In consequence Of
! the satisfactory results Of the harvest the
Spanish Government has decided not to re-
| dIce the duties on imported cereals.
LEEDS, October 2S.-Additional hands
| have been taken on at several OF the lead
ing iron-works in the Leeds district, orders
having been received which will provide
occupation Cor them during the whole win.
ter. The coal branches OF trade are also
| improving.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, OCTOBER 2S. 1879.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, $50 bushels. Red, $500 BUSH
CORN White, 364 bushels. NIGEL, II bushels
FLOUR.-200 barrels.
DATS.-20I bushels
MEAL.-32 bushels.
TOrAToES-l04 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAI.-Nhite.G bushels very good on private
terms: rs bushels common al sl.4O; 40 bushels
very good II Sl.iG: 30 buShcl, prime At Sl.50.
400 bushels prime ~ $3.50; 200 bushels very good
mon Lancaster at Sl.40 16 bushels good Lancaster
1T Il 40: 20 bushels very @0od Lancaster at :l.4S
So bushels good Lancaster ut $l.4S: 40 bushels
Lancaster at $40: .76 bushels prime Lancaster
on private terms; 400 bushels prime Lancaster AT
bushels common mixed At 20 hmsheIs prime i'm"
mixed nj SO: $50 bushels choice mIxe'l on pr-
yatc terms: 62 bush' Is choice mixed on private
terms: &c bushels choice mi Ned private terms:
100 bushels very got d mixed at $50: 32 bushels
good mixed at Sl.35; 45S bushels good mixed at
Bushes good ' Fuza 81 81 60 bushels very good
FulIZ at 81 40: so bushels good Fultzat *1.3S: 80
bushe. common Fuliz at 81 30; % bu'hc'S very
good FultZ III 4 80: II bushels good Futz ut
bushels very yer good Fatz at 4o l4s 6a;h" good
$40 bushels good Fniiz at 81 rs: 200 : hcis
very good Fultzat 5 40 40 bushels good Fultz 1T
AZ Dll~nrIS HbUu tUltI at l.4U,
good Fultz at l.40; TAI bushels prime Futz at
| 81 .43; so bushels good Fuz at 81 .35; so BUSH
els common Futz Al $3.50: 40 bushels Fnz 1t
81. SO: 3l6 bushels very good Fulz at 81 40: 70
bushels good FuItz al Sl37; 40 bushels very good
FuIiz at s. Al: rs bushels good Futz at Sl.37
1872 bushels good Fultz at 81: 100 bushels good
Fultz at 81. 81: 80 bushels good Fn'z At 81: 10
bushels prime Fultz at $40; 81 bushels fair Fultz
| at 81 .3O-total. .55S bushels.
CoRE.-White. 100 bushels very good at Csc.
20 bushels good new ut Coo: 30 bushels very good
AT eSc.; la bushels good at Csc: 100 bushels
prime at 69c.-total. Ala bushels. .Hired 81 BUSH
els prime &c.. 10 bushels fair ut Csc. II busll-
els prime at 6Sc.-totai. rs bushels.
| OATS.-32 bushels comm on III &c.
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The Georgia Fair.

ATLANTA, October 2S.-The Fair and
races have been grand success. The Re1
pageant tonight was the most brilliant ever
witnessed here. 1t is estimated that there
are over 10000 people on the streets. The
city is ablaZe with excitement.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE AND RAPIDAN RAIL-
RoAD.-The prospect for the early compile
ton OF the Charlottesville and Rapidan
railroad seems to be good, and it is expect
ed that the location will be fixed in few
days. This road will form the connecting
link between the two portions OF the main
line OF the Virginia Midland road, and will
doubtless prove OF great advantage to that
Gazette.
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CONSTIPATION.

DULY with regularity Of the bowels can perfect
health be enjoyed. If The constipation Is OF recent
date SINGLE dose of TUFTS PILLS viii sufice'
hit If 1t has become habitual one pill should be
taken every night. gradually lessen!ng the fire.
ouency of the dose until REGULAR daily movement
Is obtained, which will soon follow.
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GOLD s'sG.NS.
TOUN HOLLANDS PATENT RECORD
~ GOLD PES,
PATENTED October 2, 1872,

~ GOLD PES,
PATENTED October 2, 1877,
Is the highest achievement In the manufacture OF
Gold Pens and the result Of experiments Tor more
than twenty wears. The RECORD" pen Is pro-
ducen bv a skil(ul combination Of The TWO precious
and non. corrosive mct,s-l6 karat GOLD and fLA-
rlNUM-whilc the ordinary gold pen contains :'h
alloy or copper, reducing It's fncness without Se'u
Ing that elasticity, density, and stcel-ke temper
which the costly platinum supplies The REC
ORD" GOLD PEN-POINTs are of the best iria-
ium (diamontlsl indesiruciblc with fair treatment
and polished 10 Ylass-llke smoothness.
Steel-peu writers have now every objection 10 eola
fairy overcome, and every requirement IN pen
which will endure and not oxidize, sguarey met.
The "RECORD" GOLD PEN Is guaranteed TO
possess durability, permanency OF spring. and per-
fectlon point. Price, $3.50 Sold by all jewellers
and sialiouers In the United States If not found or
der direct from
.r |..' JOHN HOLLAND, Manufacturer,
10 west Fourth street, Cincinnati.
For sale by RANDOLPH i ENGLISH and WOOD
HOUSE & PARnAM, Richmond. w. NH 19.Wly
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Destructive Fire in Ohio.

shoe-factory, grocery, and supply.store of
C. S. Woodruff & Co., at Lockland Station,
Ohio, was burned this morning. Loss,
100000; insurance, $4,000. Fifty to sew
enty.five hands, mostly poor girls, are
thrown out Of employment.
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snfaty OF Rrayton, the BnlIoonist.

NEW YORK, October 2S.-Will. Brayton,
who went up 10 balloon at st. Charles,
Mo-, Saturday, has returned to that place.
He landed eight miles north Of Grafton,
Ill.,, after being up about an hour. BE sui.
fered greatly from cold.
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The National Fair at Washington.

WASHINGTON, October 2S.-The National
Fair opened here to-day. There was par
,ial suspension OF public and private bust
ness. An industrial procession four miles
in length paradeG the principal streets
The President, most Of the Cabinet officers,
and General Sherman, with ladies, visited
the grounds in the afternoon. The presl'
dent was welcomed with an address, to
which ne responded briefly. The Fair Will
close November 9th.
The races to-day were as follows:
First Race-Mlle dash, for all ages-Scot'
tilla and Bonham made a dead heat for the
first place; Konrad 4 good third: Time,
1:474 Scottilla won the deciding heat.
Second Race-Potomac sweepstakes, fol
three-year-olds, one and half mics-wol
by Piquet; Irish King second, Gabre
third. Time, 2:454.
Third Race-Hurde race, mile heats
won by Pomeroy in two straight heats
Time, 1:55, 1863.
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DURIS CASDIES.-l am manufacturing
4 da iy my inimItable pnrc crushed sugar CLAE'
IEiEJJ FLINT CANDIES. | make better CAN
DIE for Wholesale purposes than any house IN this
cor .ntry-warranted perfectly pure and no adnie-
y lions. We don't use any gucos srape-9ugar, III a.
a,ba-uothiug but pure sugars; IL ~ more nlsnlgg
favored whifer brighter, 6rmcr, and IL warranted
10 stand flr.n In any climate. .,
.on 1912 Main street.
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VERDICT AGAINST THE BALTIMORE AND
OHo.- Wheeling, ". Va, October 27.-ln
the case by which the BVtimore and Ohio
Railroad Company seeks to prevent the
Pittsburgh, Wheeling and Kentucky Rail
road Company from extending their track
from Wheeling to Benwood, the jury to-
day returned verdict in favor Of the Pitts.
burgh, Wheeling and Kentucky road.
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NNUTTvS HAIR DYE.-GRAY HAIR or
L WHISPERS changed 10 a GLOSSY BLACK 10y
single application Of this DYE. IL Inipat.s q. q
Harmless Us spring-watsr. Sold by Druggists or
sent by express on receipt Of 81; >,p,y vopu
OFFICE. 35 MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
. (au 15-eodtFe19J ~.
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Dr. I. Guy Lewis. Fulton. Ark, says:
"a fter practice OF twenty.tye years, pronounce
Tui1r,s PILLS the best and-tilious medicine ever
made"
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Rev. r. F. Osgood, New York, says:
II have had Dyspepsia, Weak stomach, anu Ne r.
vousness. I never had any medicine to 40 me So
much good as TUFTS PILLS. Ihey are Is soou
oFFiCE, So MURRAY STREET. NEW YORK..
Tau l5-eodtFel9I
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GREAT BARGAINS.
Having bought our goods since the immense de-
cline. which look place the 1st Of October. we are
epared to sell great bargains In all departments.
BLACK SILK, 75c. worth 81:
." BLACK SILK, 81 worth 81 %:
BLACK SILK, Sl.25 worth $3.50;
BLACK SILK, $3.50 woi til So:
BLACK SILK, 81. rs worth 1926;
BLACK SILK, 80 worth - so:
RACK SILK. 32. so worth 50:
COLORTD TRIMMING SILKS and SATISS all
colars:
COLORED VELVETS-all coorS-S2 Wort h 80 so
COL0RED EEhNETEENS-Plai and striped;
Novelties in DRESS GOODS-25 per cent. cheaper
than they were bought In September: -
BLACK and COL0REO CAsHMERES cheaper
than they were before the riSc
FLhNNELS ana BLANKETS we are selling for
less morey than the same goods brought last fall
CLOAKS aud SUAWLS. CASSIMERES aud
CLOTHS. BEAVERS and D1AGOSALS;
AIERINO and ALL-WOOL VESTS amt DRAW
Frs for ladies'
MERTN0 aud ALL.WOOL VESTS and DRAW
Frs for children:
MERINO and ALL-WOOL SHIRTS and DRAW
ERS for meu: .
MERlNO and ALL WOOL SHIRTS and DRAW
Frs for boys. COURTNEY e POWELL,
oc IL i29 Broad street
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TUESDAY, October 2S. 1879.
The number OF breaks to-day comprised so II ,gs-
heads The offerings At auction Change were
so packages of which uambcr 20 were sold 1t
prices ranging from So 80 to $3.50.
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EDUCATIONAL.
BOOKS. STATIONERY. &c.

4 IN 4 y \ CS. SS0.-RANDOLPH
N ENGLISH Offer In any 1uaniit.- ,
WARROC X kICH ARDSOS'S VIRGINIA. WEST
VIRGINIA, NORTH CAROLINA, AND MA-
EiLAND ALMANAC for lSsO' frice' oc''
twelve for Zoe. one hundred Tor ~.
uhGEE>TuWN ALMANAC for lSsO-arraii9cu
after The systom of the German caiclid,rs.
Price. &c, twelve for 50c one hundred for ~.
All kinds Of BOOKS and STATIONERY can be
had or the best terms 1T 1902 and 1904 Main
"trr.t oc 27.d&w
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PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER 20, 1879.
ARRIVED.
steamer Ariel clifford, Norfolk. United States
agent. .
schooner N. Fl. Burroughs, Taylor, View York, &C.
ment and lime, to order.
+. Williams.
+. Williams.
folk fish.
steamship Old Dominion, Walker, New Yoyk,
merchandise and passengers, q. W. Allen Il Co..
agents.
Steamer J. w. Everman. Carr. PhAadeIphia,
merchandise and passengers. j. W. McCarTick,
agent.
Schooner Billows, Haskell, New York, coal, Cur
RE & Co. ~ #'. ...t s..-'-
schooner skylarE, -, Boston, coal, Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad. -"
Schooner Edward Lamayer,- Baltimore, flour,
Curtis & Parker.
.. CUsToM-HoUsE REPORT.
American schooner Maud Briggs. Davis. entered
coastwise from New York, TO load -four for Brazil.
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK, October 2S.-Arrived: Devonia.
England, Santiago, isaac Bell. Arrived ont: Ken
sington. Homeward bound Bredsdorf, for New
Orleans. $685.. ..-..
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TNLEGAEr STATIONERY.
BEAUTIFUL INKSTANDS-some novelties In
this .iur ~ ,,.. -
NICE NOTE-PApEE aud ENVELOPES. In pref
~ boxes also by the T. am or single lnre.
HANDSOME PoCkET-BOpks, PORTE-hoS
NhIE>. aud PURSES.
GOLD Pens and rEAtll.-CAStS IN srcas W.
iicry. 1890 ,,,., SER, ,.>.,,rc. nto
Geographic and AUTOGRAPH ALbGIe:
N,unrau,utn- i:ooEs. al immense sock; b'anH-
BOOK, of AL kinds: Bls OF Exchange, Drai'.. Ne.
cnt!abc au. Pam N"ie:, Chrck-E""hs Oh IL! INC
ely bank, and other LEGAL blanks. ,.pu
a.. * WOODliOGSE PARHAh.
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Thomas Horn brook. highly-csteemed
citizen Of Wheeling, W. Va, died on Sun
day night.
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Flo,sr.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

Fine. s3.5O@$4: superHne, S5.5Om$5.75; extra,
S6.506fS6.7o: common family, S6.75GAS7; fancy,
branAa, S7tcYS.
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oc2S.3II
CONTEMPORARIES, &c.

CANDIES, CAKES, &C.
{. ZIMMER, l3ls MAIN STREET, Wholesale
manufacturer OF CANDIES, CAKES, CRACKERS:
and SUGAR TOYS: stealer in and importer OF
Merchants from the country vii, find 1t TO their
advantage 10 call at Wy store and examine my stock
Of goods and ssa nay prices before purchasing else
where.
SP ECIAL NOTICE.
Having No DIR mmers 10 canvass the sfreets anu
hotels, no 57aU mer's commission VIII be added 10
my prices.
BE sure 10 call at my new store, No. 1913 Main
street. C.. ZIMMER.
oc 2T~try
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FURNITURE.

.~--1----~--~~>----~------
7 ARGE STOCK ON EASY TERMSn
OF phTMENTS.-Wc call attention Of ali ~
(, need Of FURNITURE OF anV Kind t1 our JSSS
larrc and select stock. iciny bought b-forc'
the advance, Offer nduccin, nts e'toai to any
jns Room set. IN East Lake. Queen Ann. and other
sIvlcs. 4 full llue Of all kinds Of Cheap Furniture.
ne ,ure 10 examine our stock before Buying, as II
"''' ~ ~ +. GATlIRiGtT & son.
o,oc3,n 6 iiGgErnOf street.
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HANOVER COUNTY.

! SERIOUS ACCIDENT-THREE PERSONS HURT
THE AGE OF CHIvALRY NOT DEAD-rENEEA-
BE HAS0yERIANS-A RARA AyIS-FR0sT.
&c, &c.
LCnrrn. NON dence OF the Richmond Dispatchl
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GREAT BARGAINS.

Messrs. z. p. HUpGINS and A. F. NOEL are Wilt,
VI, aud win be pleased to see their friends.
2G-eod3u II N.E
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Notice..

NOTICE is hereby given that the law prohibiting
IN the sale and use of Fire W orks within the city
limits will be strictly enforced. Also that BY order
of the y Council no horses will be allowed to be
hitchrd or teams left in any public street without a
driver within one half mile of the Post Office, in this
city, on The coming July 9Th 2w26
}. e. GATES, JR., City Marshal.
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Stable Board for JULY 4th,

TTNHE subscriber would inform those who visit Rel
fast on July 4th, with teams, that he has excel
lent accommodation for so or 60 horses. There will
be large crowd in town on that day, and boarding
stables will be scarce. All teams left with me will
be well watered, and fed with hay and grain.
shall give this matter personal attention, and the
price will be made to suit all. JOHN LOSO,
3w25 AT Mr.. Hixs Wilson Hill, Belfast
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No Hospital Needed.

No palatial hospital needed for Hop Btters pa
tients, nor large saared talented putfs to tell what
Hop Bitters will do or cure, they tell their own
story by their certain and absolute cure at home
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that by order of the
~ City Council the bodies Of all persons now
buried in different localities on the pubic ground il
Grove Cemetery will be removed TO a suitable plac.
within the limits OF said Cemetery and that ali per
sons interested in any such bodies will please confer
with the Committee on Cemeteries Immediately
A. J. STEVENS, Committee
JOS. WIGHT. on
CHAS. A. ELLIS, Cemeteries
Belfast, June Is, lo79.-26
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'''" ID" Wy "u..
"'oin 'or 'l'7 4lePerS'
honolulu Correspondence Springfield Republican,
oman island Of the Pacific where nalur,
has spread her charms with such Lavish
hand that flowers and ferns grow in ranE
luNuriance, where the sun rises and set.
with more than ordinary pomp and glory
and the moonlight falls in siyerl spen
dor, upon the rocky coast upon which tho
snrt increasingly breaks in teatherN biz
lows, there dWells people OF whose eN-
istence The world may lie aware, but t,
whose condition they rarely 9iyra thought
Il people smtten OF God, against " hon
the pitiless cry of "Room for the Leper .
has for centuries been raised, and against
whom it is still too frequently uttered
Here, however, it rings out in divine pity
not Room for the Ieper :" standing asjd,
with aycrtcd head until he has passed Oh
his lonely way uMbIcst, implied alr. I'M
known, bat room where he NAV live ir
peace and he spared the ecrs Of mockinl
men; isolated certainly because it Is best
hanishcd indeed, but to SPOT where any
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Every man has his grief. If the Lord
does not give it to him he makes one for
himself
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PROBATE NOTICES.

PROBATE NOTICES.
10 the Honorable Judge Of Probate for the Conn.,
OF Waldo }
MARLBORO PACKARD Guardian of De.ir.
IVA Charlotte Is, and Isaac Carver, minor heir. n,
Isaac Carver, Jr., late OF SearSport in said Cout
deceased, respectfully represents that said uuroyy
are seized OF certain real estate situate in said scar
port, and consisting Of 10 part undivided of the Ten,
estate OF Isaac Carver, sen. late OF said Searspo
deceased, subject 10 the widows dover therein ,l
the interest of said minors would be promoted ly
saie Of the same and the proceeds put out on iut,f
"HhtEfoEF your petitioner prays your honor I'd
grant INN license TO sell and convey said read ps3,
81 sdd minors, Ninclidlng the reyersion Of I'M,
WIDOWS dover thereon) as will satisfy said dr}r.
aud incidental charges and charges OF Admiu,fr.
ton, at private sale MARLBORO PACKAE6
AT Court Of Probate held at Belfast within ari
for the County of waldo, ON the second Iur-,II
OF June, a. ID. lN.9.
Upon the foregoing Petition. Ordered. That r,.
petitioner give notice to all person. interested II
causing copy at said petition with this order Iuyl
on 70 be published three weeks successfully Ut..
Republican Journal, d paper printed al Belfast l4.
they may appear at i Probate Court 10 be ibid "
the Probate Office in Belfast aforesaid, on Tia, j.,
ont tuesday of July next, at ten O'Clock ia f.a
forenoon, and >hew causc if any they have, vh,th.
same should not be granted.
rlnlo HEKsEY, Judg,.
A trur copy. Attest ~. Il. FlrLn, Ecgi,t,r
-----.-
70 ne Honorable Judge OF Probate for Tie Caut,
OF Waldo
4 tooDINl GRANT, Administrator Of the c,tat.
4 10 EIu Is MJrttu, latr Of stockton, In -t..
t"unt} deceased. respectfully represents that r
goods riAtc aud credits of said deceased, ar, i
sufficient 10 answer his just debts and churg,.
AdmlniStr"ti"" hv the sum of eight hundred .uI
Wurr.rou your petitioner prays Your honor.
sranJ lnm Iicellsr TO ~'ll ani couytl - much ui
! lta d dis .trf it 7. ID .tI
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one Botf|e r0rr0atcd q PERFECT
cure fOr all IindS Of pILt~ Y,ro
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