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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-01-09

DeSosUOs-
Christmas was duly observed. par
ish supper At the Congregational ves,ry,
At which the Sunday School were specially
noticed. was enjoyed BY young and old
AT the NJ. T.. Church. = fair audience
Joined the Sunday school and furnished
two trees with n rich harvest. Afer
half dozen children, clad 10 nighi-caps and
night dresses had sung Were waiting,
freezing, nodding and yawnins for Santa
Claus to come" suddenly the vcritable ST.
Nick himself appeared. 10 the regulation
costume. and proceeded TO render all hap
py by the distribution OF gins.
The Graoge a, Temple Hall, plucIed
the fruit from two large trees, and some
families which could not be represented.
were remembered with generous gifts.
A, the Seminary, each received
Christmas present, and 4 venerable Cob
bier" graced the table a, midday.
Rev. c. Is. Besse. delivered an adj
dress on Alcohol as . medicine" al the
N. F.. Church. Sabbath evening Dec. %.
Rev. William Read having completed
his engagement at Nason's mill, has leased
Sponord's mill 10 this village and is having
tie mill thoroughly overhauled. furnished
with a uew cleanser and bolt. He expects
TO be ready foricus,omers about jan. 18Th.
SIG.
Last March one Of the young men OF
this town sailed for Japan with Capt, J.
X. Crosby, Of orland. = man highly re-
spected. The young man shipped before
the mas, AZ $500 per month. The ship
made the passage In go days and letter
from the young man states that his wages
mate. his brother -in-law. states that he
will probably be made End mate during the
coming year. A brother followed his e1-
ample and sailed in July with Capt. Isaiah
dispatch from the Captain reports their
safe arrival at that port. These young
inen are the sons OF Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
E. Wight OF Bucksport and we are glad to
note their prosperity. X.
The storm Of last week was 8 severe
one here. large quantity OF snow fell.
and owing TO the high wind drifted consId
erabiy.
Physicians repor. more sickness this
winter than ever before.
Union gospel meetings are to be held
here every afternoon and evening OF this
week. Delegates from the Y. NJ. c A.
Of Portland assist At the meetings.
Previous TO the last storm ice-boating
WAS the fsvorite amusement Of our citizens
and several exciting contests are said to
have taken place.
Fishermen report the smelts this sea-
son, TO be unusually large aud quite plenty.
A large amount are caught every season
from the bridge leading to Verona. The
right to fish from the bridge is sold yearly,
and formerly the proceeds from the sale
were considerable.
As . result OF the prevalent sickness
about town, the attendance at the schools
IS small.
The principal business just now seems
to be breaking snow.
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Ne. La1Ot0e.

Ne. Laosise.
We clip the following from the Por,
land (Oregon) Daily Bee:
The young gentlemen OF Portland are
fss, beginning to assume the responsible
ties Of citizenship and recognizing their
duties TO the State are joining the matri.
monial ranks. In this number We now In
clude our genial friend. Mr.. Clifford Cog
gius. whose good looks are only equalled
by his enterprise and urbanity. On Thurs
day last al the residence Of the brides par
ents 81 Albany. he WAS married TO Miss
Alice Mable Grifiin. an accomplished young
lady. by lev. W. b. Lloyd. The affair was
private. only relations and friends OF the
contracting parties participating. Mr.. A.
NJ. Croker. OF Dunn's Mercantile Agency,
WAS groomsmsn. and Miss Minnie Mon
teith. OF Albany. bridesmaid. The happy
couple returned TO the city on Saturday
and Immediately took possession OF the
house prepared by warm and sympathlzing
friends. Mr.. Cogxins deserves bis good
fortune and together with his amisble and
sensible bride, has the kind wishes OF =
large circle Of acQu.intsncss-
Mr. Clifford Coggins is = son Of Mr.. Wal
lace Cozgins OF North Lamoine.
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Doaesste POrss.

EAsrroRr-sld so nit. sch J II Batter Kelley
Bostoa.
BASS HAKsoR-Ar 30 sch, Neptune. Brii.
Campbell Calais tor New Haven and York
81. Louisa A Boardmsn, Norwood. New YORK
via salem, Murelight, >orw ood 10 for Calais
Sid 81. sch. Morelxht, AMI Sea Queen.
Brig Manranilla. Ric h iron CALAIS for York.
viii lie over until spring.
PoKrLASD-M %, .eh Hooper, Gordon.
Frank lin. for Boston.
Ar 81 sch Della, Dorr. Franklin for Boston.
Ar sch VALPARAISO. boston tor Mount Desert
BosTus-Ar Dec 81, sch Wreath, iIodx1ins
Techaxken.
Ar Jan 1, sch NJ kenneiay. Pomtoy Ellsworth
a > Lawrence. Da'is. Ellsworth A ITO oprr Cor
don Frankhn.
Ara Angola Wooster weehawken
Cid }. sch Carrie II Richardson. Richardson.
Asyagnek.
AZ 8. sch J n Butler. Kelley. Eastport
FALL RivER-Ar ~. sch Mary Augusta. Holt.
Weekaukcn.
PRovIDEscE-Ar II sch ophir. Go.l. Cabs for
Pawtuokei
SEwroRr-sld IL. Eastern Queen, Dunbar. La
nloine Tor New YORK.
MrsTIc.cosS.-Ar 81, sch Al.evelia. Smith Wee
hAxken.
Skw LospoS. Ar 30. brig MOr,ney. Small. Cape
HAY ten
NEW YoRK-sd 20. sch 3 II King bunker
Pa, sed through Hell Gaze, ?. Sch Clio Jhilcoit
Fullerton New York tor Bostou.
Ara sch Eastern Queen. Dunbar. Lamoine.
NiSEfAkD H~yEs-tr Dec 90 sch Angola
Wooster. WechawkeD for Boston.
Sid u, sch Angola, and Aossley.
NUEyfrAs-Ar 81. ,ch John somes Hall Jacmel.
AobiLE-Cld q. sch Abraham Richardson. Reed
Havana.
NEW ORLEAss-Uid 3 from " Pass brig Eu.
gene Hale. Lord New York
PESsAcoLA-Cld 2, sch Vineyard Rosebrook,
RAyana.
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SooShoe.
-Schr. Kate Wentworth. Perkins, from
Philadelphia to Lynn, coal laden, put in
here few days since with loss of main
boom. aud other damage. She encounter
ed heavy weather OF Cape Cod and after
loss OF sail. not being able to bear of Tor
her port Of destination. she put in here for
repairs. In cutting away the boom the
first mate was knocked down.
The high. grammar and primary
schools began Monday.
The Methodists are repairing, painting.
tinting and remodeling the interior struct-
ure Of their church. They expect to occu-
py It again 10 two weeks.
Brig Open Sea arrived here Monday
with coal for Geo. F. Tilden Son.
-fishermen are doing great business
taking smelts on the Bazaduce. One man
get GIG for one days catch.
"A tramp. or some other "fellah." at
tempted to break and enter DR.. Wheeler's
house . few nights since. We hope il will
not be attempted again, as the doctor has
recently purchased q seven-s shooter and
lo"ks awfully ugly when any allusion is
made 10 the AFFAIR.
"A very select. genteel. hieh-tonea
party dined with Capt. Hamlin New Years.
on board the Revenue Cutter, Hugh Nc
CulIoush. A more yentlemanly o1icer than
Capt. Hamlin Is not to be found 10 the
whole revenue service.
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INSIDE LINE.
1878. WINTER ARRANGEMENT, lS7S
Portland Bnckspot and Machiaspot. and
intermediate Landings.

Steamer CITY OF RICHMOND
APT L kILBY, VIII leave PORT
S-GS> land every FRIDAY EVENING;
at 10 O'Clock Tor Buct .poT, .n,,
ma a. h-spor touching at usual landings on m.
Day also tonenlnx at Castine, Deer Isle Sedr-
WICK south est harbor. Bar arbor, Njlbridys
anu 1onespon, arriving at Machiaspo.t SaIurdsy
A, hse,uihing leaves Machiasport TUESDAY
no.nl al O'Clock, touching as above fexcent
bar hATbof BucSsport. sandy Point and scar
port) arriving at Portland same evening
uoths East, the Richmond connects ar Rnck
sPoft VIM the tram Tor Bangor (Passensers
Nc n Aeted throush.) Freight will be forwarded TO
Bangor ithout extra charge ~
~. a. n.-rassengers from Bangor. going to Cas-
.ine anu other landings the Macbiss Ropte
VIM take the O'Clock A. ". Train sATURDAY
connecting with the Richmond at Buck.port at
.oou' ~ "eiock. Tickets Tor sale at the L. 4 n.
FOR further particulars inquire Of
Bangor, Dec. o. 1873, eo,s
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Lo0oe0e.
There 10 a disease affecting the people
OF this vicinity. having the form Of an In
nuepza, and 1t is mo respector OF persons. -
F. L. Hodgkins has nearly completed
. neat l-2 story house, and expects to oc
cupy II soon.
-willism Rider is now occupying new
house which be. by economy and perscver-
ancc, has succeeded In building the past
season.
J. Il. Coolidge 10 building q scow for
the purpose OF getting muscle bed.
-Alanson Googins recently killed q COW
weighing 6s4 lbs. Quite crittur. ".
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u. ". Aog601.
The Camden Herald saws: Capt
Richardson Of N. W. Hsrbor. In . han
gor schooner with brick aud lumber for
Mass. port has not been heard from since
over month ego just before the severe
gale ut that time and then she was spOk-
en- N Boon Island ledge. Shortly sfsr
the storm another Deer Isle vessel passed
through lot Of Aoasiay lamber near
Boon lsland. ills feared that be and
the crev ~ lQst With ~ weasel"
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Probate Coars...BA aae0ck County.
PARKER Tuck, Judge.
CHAs. 2. DoRR, Register.

CHAs. p. DoRR, Register.
Summary Of business transacted ct Els.
worth. January Term A. d. 1879.
wa fied for PrcbGte-Of Robert I. o..
good, late Of OriAnd.
Inrenfory fled in e1Gte--Of Annie II
Ames. minor, Rucksporf.
Accounts lied for settlement in estates Of
Robert ID. Gray, late OF Brooksville; Eliza
beth T. Buck, late OF Orlsnd Alfred Harper
late OF fremont; Charles W. G1rland 4 ais.
minors. Ellsworth; David q. Eaton 4 ais
in.ovent debtors, Ellsworth.
Accounts settled in estdtes-Of William
Eastman, late OF Pcnobscoi; shimuel Abbott
late OF Hancock John K. Lunt, late OF Tren-
ton, Geo. b. Drummer. late OF Msriayille
Malinds J. Saunders, 4 al. minors, Ellsworth
Petition sIed for sale OF Real est. in est
OF Annie r. Pickering. minor Gouldsboro.
License granted TO sell Real Estate IN IS
tdtes-Of Henry l.. Fofhsn, minor Brooks
vile: Theo. stevens. late Of Bluehil,
Bates Bardwell & ais. minors, Boston.
License granted 70 sell Personal Estate in
est of John ID. Grindle. late OF Orland.
Petition fled Of Widon for Gi!Otrdnce in
estdtes-Of james Laughlin, late of No. 80
Abraham Richardson, late OF fremont.
Distribution Ordered amount creditors in
estdfs-of sbimuel Abbot, late OF Hancock.
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Nj A II II | E ID.

Ellsworth-Jan. .. by Rev Or. Tenney,
at the residence Of the brides mother, Mr.
Charles Ii. Davis, and Miss Eugene y. sum
insby.
Jan. End, by the same, Mr.. Dorephus l..
Field, and Miss Mary T.. Ford. all Of Els
worth.
Mibridge-Dec. 3lst, by Rev. II. NJ. Eaton,
Mr.. John VI. Pickett and Miss r. II. Curtis,
all Of Milbridge.
Also on same evening, by same, Mr..
Fred ID. Brown, Of Harrington and Miss
Louisa Allen. Of Columbia Falls.
Tremont-Dec. -, by Rev. 5. II. Emery Mr..
Bloomfield Reed and Miss Veste S. Robbins,
both of fremont.
Amherst-Jan. LIST, by Rev. l.. Marsh, Mr..
Joseph n. Herrck Of Amherst and Miss Cora
Moshier of Clifton.
Eden-Dec. y, by Rev. W. Crothel, Mr..
Frank o. Alley and Miss Dell S. Hamor, both
Of Eden.
surry-Jan. LIST, by Rev. L. S. Trip, Mr..
Abijah c. Curtis, Of Ellsworth and Miss
Maria NJ. Grinde Of Surry.
Jan. 2, by the same Mr.. Pearl +. Smith
Of Mt. Desert and Miss Emily A. Grndle, of
Surry.
Jan. (, by the same, Mr. George A Grant
and Miss Mary A. Fance, both of Surry.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-01-09

2sligieas Services IN this City each Sunday

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at 10 30
n. and P. n. sabbath School In the after
noon. At IL O'Clock. n.
BAPTIsT.-Preschings at and P. n. Sab
bath School at p. n.
UNTTARIAN.-Suuday School at O'Clock p.
N. Church service ut o'clock and I O'Clock
Pm.
CArHoLIc.-Preaching at 10 1-2 O'Clock A.
N. Sabbath School at P. n.
MKTHoprsr.-Preaching at and ! P. M
Sabbath School ct p. n.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES held every SUM-
day Ut O'Clock. p. NJ. In Hail over Munich
pal Court Room, Coo,ubs' Block.
UNION TEMPERANCE AERTiNG-every Sun.
dav Ut 6 IA r. n. ct Temperance Hall.
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D 1 E D

Age, must be paid for.
Ellsworth-Jsn. I, John Black, Esq. aged
70 years.
Eden Jan. LIST. Samuel Hamor aged IS years,
9months and days.
Jan. 1, Rufus Robbins, aged 90 years,
Penobscot-Jan Sd, Mrs Ruth Bridges, aged
81 years.
Bluehill-Dec. 10, Mrs. Mary J. wife Of
John Stevens, aged 81 years 10 months and
days.
SOmesyie-Jan. LIST, Mrs. Almira E. wife
Geo. b. Somes Esq aged SO years.
Mt. Desert-Jan. =, George Richardson,
aged 81 years.
Surry-Jsn. It'll John Clark, aged So years.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-01-09

The Bass Harbor Lyceum met for the
frst time this season, 10 the schOol-hOuse
in District No. Z. Saturday eveoin9, Dec.
18Th. and chose for Officers: james A.
Peckhaw. President; George Billings. Vice
President; Elliott c. Benson. Secretary.
The LyceDw will Meet every Saturday
evening
An sifenpt vas made 70 play . joke
on Q peo0inent 0resabeeksr ChTiseWss eve.
6ome on made njuiosuru colDu-drseeed
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-01-09

At court of probate no lden at Ellsworth within
and for the County of Hancock. on the frst
Wednesday oil January. A. ID. 1879.
TAME> I. OSGOOD and Byron A. Osgood, nam.
ed Executors IN a certain Instrument parport-
ing to be The last will and testament of Robert L.
O.good late OF oriand. IN said county deceased.
having presented the same tor probate.
URDERED-That the said n famed Executors give
notice to all persons Interested by causing copy
OF this order TO be published three weeks success
stveiy in the Ellsworth American printed at Els
worth, that they may appear at Probate Court to
be holden at Ellsworth IN said county, on the LIST
"Wednesday of Feb. next, at ten OF the cloc
in the forenoon, and shew cause, If any they have
why the aid instrument should not be proved. ap.
proved and allowed the last will AMI u stament
oil said deceased.
3wss PARKER TUCK Judge.
true copy-Attest CHAs. Z. DoRR, Register.
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Deer Isle.

The Press says: The schooner Nellie
Of Machias. Capt. Mars. from Calais for
Newport. and New York. parted chains OF
Cross Rip Friday and came ashore on
Common fiat and filled with water. The
crew was taken of Saturday. all some
what frost-bitten. Jacob Torrey Of Deer
Isle. had his feet quite badly frozen. The
vessel will probably be . totsl loss. The
cargo may be saved.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-01-09

AT a Court of Probate holden at Ellsworth within
and for the County q Hancock, On the LIST
Wednesday of Dec. A. ID. 1878,
HANNAH NJ LAWRENCE Adm inst ratrix OF the
II Estate OF Joseph Law renee late OF Oriand in
said County deceased having presented her nrst
account Of Admin. upon said estate for probate.
ORDERED-rhat the said Accountant give notice
thereofto all per sons interested by causing COPY
of this order to he published three weeks success
lively IN the Ellsworth American. printed at Ellis
worth that they may appear at Probate Court
to he holden at Eilswor on the LIST Wednesday
ef February next. at ten of the clock in the
noon. and sbew cause, If any they have. why the
same should not be allowed.
3w2" PARKER TUCK. Judge.
A true copy Attest :-CHAs. p. DoRK. Register.
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MARINE LIST.


Brig Anna ID Torrey. Bray Al Pensacola Dec q :,
from Kingston, ia. - partially tisNAstei.
sch John somes (oi Ellsworth walls, at New
York from Jaemel, was 10 day, of Haueras.
with a continuation Of wNw gales. in which lost
jib and spIt sails.
Sch Emerson OF Orland Emerson at Anti
qua from New York. had lost spanker boom. and
damaged large part OF her cargo.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-01-09

Mrs. Geo. b. Somes died suddenly on
Wednesday afternoon. She had been abont
the house, apparently Is well as usual dur
ing the forenoon. but shortly after dinner,
fell from her chair and expired immedi-
stely. A physician was called. who Ar
rived At the house In about twenty minutes
bu, 1t was too late to render any assist
snce. Heart disease was the probable
cause. Her age was IS years and 4
months.
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Business Notices.

III CONSTITUTIONAL cA1AIIH IINIpY
strikes II the root, builds up the constitution
makes it new, and drives away Catarrh and oil
diseases OF the mucuous membranes. and lheil
attendant pains and sches, pertaining to head
back. shoulders. kidneys and throat. I've
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-01-09

Do you want TO save your children! II you
do. 40 TO g. A. Psrcher and get n box OF Fes
senden's Worm EKpeler. 1t Is the surc,t,
safest and best worm medicine now in use.
For sale by all druggists for IS cents. or sent
by mail on receipt OF the price.
Prepared by F-ssenacn & Co., Rockland,
Maine.
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AIADY'S WISH.

'Oh how DO wish my skin was as clear and
son a. yours" said lady TO her friend. You
can easily make IL so."snswered the friend,
How p inquired the first lady. by using Hop
Bitters, that makes pure rich blood and bloom
ing health. 1; done Il for me, As you observe"
2w2
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-01-09

Mr.. Rufus Robbins who died on Sat-
urday was originally Of Thomss,on. He
WAS good citizen. and . worthy and hon
est member of the Masonic Fraternity.
probably the oldes, Precursor 10 the
United States
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-01-09

Administrator ssle-O. T.. Cunningham.
Assignee's Saie-O. r. Cunningham.
Closing out Sale-O. r. Dorr.
Notice 70 Debsors-W. Y. Richardson.
Probate Notices &C. = Dorr,
Fsreciosure-A. W. Cushman
foreclosure-AIor Cole
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READ !!

Black Heads, FrecEIee, HSth and Tan Natures
own ctrs lpurely vegsiable). gives . clear. beau.
tiiul skin. Use Yatalino Ono lady need weigh
less thas 80 lbs rent hess than It's lbs) Il gives
~ fuli face pe91ect form and Aesh. health and
beauty; : fackages, .. Use YeatAfal Essa for
i.ssansiy, -. Uss 1aif HFe110a9 i0r hsavy
beard. u. All BY mali.
Z. =. flsKK. French Chemist Box 9ls. Newark.
Nj. Smosl7
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The Weather.

0fce OF the Chief Signal Officer.
WARRINGTON, ID. C.. Jan. 81 AM.I
Indications
For New England and Middle States.
ski.ing Barometer warmer, South-eas, 10
South -west winds, Increasing cloudiness
possibly followed by snow or rain.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-01-09

To THE HON. Judge of Probate Court Tor the
County OF Hancock
TIE undersigned. widow of Abrah am Richard.
] son. late OF fremont, ia said County. deceas-
ed, respectfully represents, that said deceased
died possessed Of Personal Estate an Inventory
OF which has been duly returned into the Probate
once that her clrcum stances reader ii necessary
that she should have more OF said Personal Es-
tate than she Is entitled TO distribu, ion hereof
she therefore prays that your Honor wo. ID grant
her such Allowance out OF said Personal Estate.
as In your discretion you may determine neces.
ssry and proper. and also appoint tomrs set
OF her Dover in the real estate OF her Lite sband
AMANDA NJ. RICHARDSON.
January !. ls79
STATE OF MAINE.
HASCoCK-ss. Court OF Probate. Ellsworth, Jan.
Term A ID. 1879.
Upon the foregoing petition. ORDERED, tina,
said Widow give public notice to all persons
interested by causing copy OF this Order to be
publis ned three weeks succsiyely IN the Ells-
worth 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 LIST Wednesday In Feb. next. at ten Of the
clock in the forenoon. to show cause il any they
have Why the same should not be granted.
3W2' PARKER Tuck JUDGE
Atte.t:-CHAs. p. DoRR. Register.
true Copy-Attest: CHAs. Z. DoRR. Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-01-09

TO THE HON. Judge OF Probate for the County
OF Hancock
ELISHA Pickering OF sullivan in the said Coun.
u ~ Of Hancock, Guardian Of Anna =. Picker.
Ing a minor. respectfully represents That sal i
wArt Is seized or has a color of title In and 10
the following described real estate, trsis lot OF
land situated in SAID sullivan and bounded aud
described a. follows, commencing alta corner
bound near the shore N the west side OF the rail
road now owned and occupied by the slim
Granite Co.. thence running norihwes;erly on
the line Of land owned by -Ald Gran tie Co. eighty.
ave feet. theme. northea sterly 10 the town road
thence . uthcasieTly one hundred feet by SAID
road tn sad rail rod. tnence liRe Of said raiI
road southwesterly To the place OF beginning
contaiains two thirds Of an acre more or less.
second lot situated In said sullivan and bound,
ed and described a. follows to Wit. commencing
at m oak tree on the bank of the shore al the
western corner of land sold by me to Frances
| Worcester in ls7I thence running westerly by
said bank TO a maple tree on the east line OF Geo.
| Gordons lot on the bank being one hundred aud
thirty Ave icet 10 length and extending from said
line 10 loS water marx. Also smother 10. sitHat-
ed in sailiy ian and bounded and described as fol
| lows 10 VIZ commencing at an oak tree at tho
7 shore west OF sullivan Ferry: thence running
/ cast 10 south twenty one rods to the rail- road
| on land Of the sullivan Granite Co, thence
| south 81 degrees west 20 the northwest corner OF
! the .Aid rail road wharf. thence westerly by tie
| tide water 20 The place Of beginning That your
! petitioner IS advised aud believes that the said
ward mas but legal litle 10 the above described
lots and that the equitable interest is in other par
ties that the ownership OF sad lands may and prob
ably will involve the said ward in expensive hilsa
/ ton snd that Il wUuld be tor the interes, and
/ benefit OF sad ward to have the said property
/ sold sud the proceeds thereof put interest or
| Used Tor ner supper; a. may necessary. Where
lore your petitioner prays That he may be licensed
/ 10 sell and convey the same Tor the purpose
/ Aforesaid and 10 accept advantageous offer OF
two hundred dollars Tor the three above described
/ lots
ELISHA ri, kERlNG, Guardian.
Dated at sullivan, this !Hh. day Of Dec. ISIS.
STATE or MAINE
| HANCOCK. ss.-Court Of Probate, Ellsworth.
Jan. Term A. ID. is19.
Upon the foregoing Petition, ORDERED That
| said petitioner give public notice Ia all person :
interested by causing a copy of the petition. and
| this order thereon 10 be published three weeks
suere ssivcly in the Ellsworth American. a new 5
paper published IN Ellsworth, Ia said County
4 that they may appear n a Court of Probate for
said County, TO be held at Ellsworth. on the LIST
I Wednesday OF Feb next, at ter Of the clock in
! the forenoon, and shew cause, II any they have
/ why the prayer OF said petitioner should no,
be granted.
| PARKER TUCK. Judge.
: Attest CHAs. z. DoRR, Register 3w3.
| A true copy Attest: CHAs. I. DogE, Register