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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-29

HANDSOME present. Miss Jul .ckson,
the sixteen year old daughter Of StoOewalI
J4cksoo, was presented 90 Christmas eve by
ex Confederate soldiers 10 Maryland with
handsome silver pitcher. inscribed, ITO Gcncr'
al Stouewall Jackson's daughter, from Confcd-
crate soldiers 10 Maryland, Christmas, 1879"
The pres ntatioa was made 10 q1ict manner
at Miss Cary's school, in Baltimore. where
Miss jackson is pupil. Mrs jackson was
presoDt. The committee. consisting of Gen.
Isaac R. Trimble, Gen. George FL. Stewart,
Capt. +. NJ Colston aud Ptivates H # nau
Gilmor, j. j. Fenton, W. H. Pope and Geo.
Savage, made the presentation. Gen. Trimblo
made few remarks. and Miss jackson re,
sponded faengly and gracefully, and asked
the General to convey her thanks t, the dluors
ter their beautiful gift.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-29

TIE GRANT MOVEMENT. The Wsshiogton
correspondent of the Baltimore American says
There is 90 doubt that there is very consid-
erable Graut moYament 10 Virginia, and thst
if Grant should be nominated there would be
powerful ,mbiuation in that State to support
bin. with some possibility Of securing the cleo
toral vote. Conservative Virginia Democrats
reluctantly admit that G aut could Carry thuir
State as against Tiden. 10 the oveot of tho
nomination of Gr,nt. Mosby is exp God to re-
turn from Hong Koog to stump Virginia for
him. Mr.. Alexander Stephens ooe of the
surviving relic Of the sntiquated politics of the
South, has agaio chosen to place himself on
record in favor Of Graut as against Tildeo, and
is reported to have decsred that ss between
Grant and Tilden, Grant could obtain a largo
majority 10 Georgia, espc ally if the person
nominate on the ticket with Grant should bs
Southern man.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-29
BRENGLE'S
CHRISTM ASi

The best OF things for Christmas day,
This, you know, is Brengle's way.
B. BRENGLE, l29 King street, has every
thing nice for the season.
He is now making speci,.ty Of PURE
FRENCH CANDLES hand made, of the best
sugar and most delightful havors warranted free
from terra lbs, gucouse, aud other Injurious
mixtures, which make some candies cheap and
dangerous His Csromes and Sugsred Fruits
are not to be surpassed.
His CAKES. Black, Fruit Pound, Jelly and
Fancy, Ornamented and PLAN. are sold cheaper
than they can be manufactured at home.
Brengles Ice Cream is one of the Alexandria
staple manufactures It's praise has long been
in every ones mouth.
Cresm Pufs, Tsrts and Pastry, Candies and
Tafy of all kinds
Pies specially, Fruits, Nuts Confecsioneres
Water Ices snd all the delicscies of the season
Oysters, the pick of the market, and cheap as
cheapest. in sil yles. Nice comfortable rooms
to serve ladies OF gentlemen.
He caters for families and entertainments, and
supplies families with milk and oysters. [dec l6
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-29

GAUSAGE and SfINCE MEAT CUTTER
~ COM BiNED, cheap; Scroll Saws, with
Sheet of Patterns, for l6;; new goods just open.
ed NJ IS King street, corner Of Eoyal.
j. 7. CREIGHTON & SON.
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w B. w ADDEY.
NO. 10 KING STREET.
DkY GOODS.

~ 4. BRASHEAE.
- DeCem Der ID, 1879
DRY GOODS-We cell special attention 90
!uii lines vi goods now II store, and at prices
lower than the sans can be replaced from New
York: Goods sre rapidly advancing, and We
are selling at old prices.
Country merchants should take advantage Of
Our down prices snd supply their wants for
months TO come. We bought for cash in sdyspce
Of rising market.
D.F. BHASEEAK,
Il. B. Eoomes. No, 100 Ki1K street
decZ Alexandria, Va,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-29

The Rev DANIEL ISAAC was an ECCENTRIC
itinerant preacher He o:os alightcd at an inu
to stay all night. O1 asking for bed he WAS
told that he cnud not have one, as there was to
be ball that night and all the beds we're en-
gagged. "At what time DOES the ball break up?"
inquired Mr.. Isaac. About three in the
morning, SIR well, theo, can have the
bed until that time?' "Yes. c,rtsiuly. But
ifthe bed is asked for you will have to move"
Very well, - replied MIR. Isaac About three
10 the morning be was awakened BY a load
knocking at the chamber door. What do you
wan?' be asked. "How many of your arc 10
thsrf?' irq1ired voice. There's ne aod
Dani>l aud Mr.. I'sac end 40 old Methodist
preacher, was the reply. Then. by Jupiter,
there's plenty Of You. and the applicant pass.
ed 90, leaving Mr.. Isaac to faish his nights
sumber.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-29

Write to DR.. Giles, l2O west Broad asy, NY.
who will cure without charge Trial bottles 25
cents and in quart bottles $25O Sold by all
druggists. The Liniment in yellow wrappers is
for stable use, and in white for family.
4. s. LEADBEATER Il BRO, Agents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-29

TEPHYE WQRSTEDS, Germantown Weols
Il and Knitting Yarns, in all shades and coors,
sep29 At . q, BEKRY'S.
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FANCY GOODS.
FERGUSON & BRo

~ OSIERY, GLOVES. Esndkerchiofs, Col
L. lars and Cuffs, in crest variety, st
G.. q. BERRY S.
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4 ADJ fS' AND CEILDREN'S ME2INO
~ VESTS and PANTS, sil sizes and quail.
ties ut 9. @. BEEKY'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-29
NALL AND WINTER OPENING.

Ladies' Gents, Misses, Boys and infsuts'
Merino Undnrwear large stock 10 select
from prices from 2Oc TO S5 each.
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Quarter column
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Silk sHd Linen Handkerchief aud Neck wear.

Hosiery Of every size, in English, French,
German snd Domestic over 80 new and beauti.
ful patterns Tor the present aesson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-29

Germantown Wool, Zephyr Worsted, Shet.
land Floss and German Wooden Yarls. As
usuei our stock is complete.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-29
SHERIFFS SALE.

~ NIEEf IS.
1NhEN ON EAEt TION, aid will b.. SOLD NV
lnhlc auction, on saturday, th, tv ,ifth din, If
fpill, y u ls'H, ~ ten O'clock In the forenoon nj
Ne once OF II. Blake in IIallowclI in said County
Az ne tlgh in equity which John Mclaughlin of
>ild iiaIi""'l had at the time of the attachment Of
~" samc ~ The original writ or Low hn. to ,,u
ia, follow described parcel of r, al estate situated
IA >hld iiallowc to Wit certain lot of land with
ihi buildings thereon situated ia said Hauwcll and
n"Hlld n follows westerly Ll ihr county rund
"dHhG toward Gardiner, Hurtnerly bN hand ofw,lov
htoiEr W W hitr; ttsttlk hv ktnnchcc river md
>uuth'llN 10y lakd of j. H. Bodwell and Charles " ia
SON. BENG lot OF land thirty feet wide on III. road
AMI exile ndlng the same width to low water uul ON
hrhntht, river. Also the right OF nsSsng and r..
passing from mid county road To .aid low water
maj h. on sup OF land about twelve feet wide NJ At
norm oi the premise, said premises being the ram.
conveyed I" said Mclaughlin by Mary j. Bean bv
trd oi "afanttc, dated Feb. L. l>.. and recorded
IN hool 3li laec :, III the krnn,hcc Registry.
Nald premises hriue subject to ~ . mort rae,s the
hr,t recorded in said hcun,bcc Registry Of I.cd.
book A page 20 given b., said Mel nughlin 10 the
iiHlloNrll savings Institution Of laid 1gllovpl ia
sr'hlt Tie paNucu ct four hundred dollars in four
1F"hl.s"N notes OF one hundred dollars each nil
!la''h MaIrh Nh 30 ore payable IN one ucel from
~ dA' the others IN nn, Two and three wear, there.
altr' WIN Interest NJ eight per cent,
AM second mortgage rfrnldfd IN aid Registry
b'"h 'Nt page 9, given 10y said Mel aughlin 10 -.sI
SAVINGS Institution aforesaid, to secure the pn,nrnl
az nuh Tor my dollars dated >,pt mbrr iih ~;
payable III our " ar with Interest al eight rrr cent
Nl1'' Inc amount due on snid second mortgage Ia
So,
WM. H. LIBBY, shern.
Mar. ;, $50 3v1i
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State News.

An Ellsworth man visited one of the log
ging camps. and on coming away forgot hi
mittens. He did not miss them until mil,
away. He wrote note and gave il to hi
dog. with instructions to 90 back to the cam
and give it to the cook. which he did. and re
turned in very short time with the mittcn,
in his mouth
The shoe business in Auburn is keeping or
at healthy and encouraging pace. The to
tai number of cases sent off this week i,
49,, few less than last week. bu, one hun
dred and seventy-three eases more than were
shipped in the corresponding week of las
year. The receipts of leather and supple,
are also larger. JoUrnoi
Timothy Head, Esq, of Lincoln Centre
received very serious injury Saturday.
March 18th, by fall from the scaffold of hi,
barn, and striking on his head, upon a cart
that stood below.
The post office at Winterport wa, broken
into Monday night and few dollars stolen.
The graduation exercises of the Rockland
high school, class of -, took place last
week. The young ladies of the class APP
peared in the usual elaborate toilets. com
posed of silks, satins, vclvcts and lacc., and
certainly looked very pretty indeed.
We regret to learn that H. +. Judkins.
Conductor on this branch of the VI. {. K. r..
took his last train from here TUESDAY morn
ing. For about one vcas Mr. Judkns has
been on this route. alternately with the old
conductor. Geo. Knapp. and by his gentle
manly bearing toward all. and his courtesy
and attention to the travelling public. has won
hosts of friends We are informed that he
goes on to the night Pullman train between
Bangor and Portland Fd,mingfon ,hyoni-
Gle.
Mr.. A. s. Rice. of RockIand. has been sut-
fering severe attack of crysipclas in the
head. He is much improved in condition
The Journal SAYS that Messrs. Thompson
& Sherman are about to open a leather board
factory in Belfast.
1t is proposed to call in sl3j. 900 of & per
cent. bonds of city of Lewiston, and issue u
per cent bonds.
The first efforts Of settlement in the old
town of Shapleigh were made in l772. when a
saw and grist mill were erected by Simon
Emery. Some of his descendants are resi-
dents of Lewiston.
The Wing says that about twenty three
million feet of logs will be cut ON the West
Branch this season. 1t is expected to contn-
ne operations two weeks longer
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Dailu lsfnntbfr Journal.
CHARLOTTE CTSnMiN'S CUPIDlTY.


W. T. W. Ball tells at last in the Boston
Traveller the story of Charlotte Cushman's
last Testimonial from her Boston adj
mirers. There are curious revelations in
it all through. Ii was a theatrical mana
gers enterprise in the outset. invented to
make her last engagement profitable. OF
those whom Miss CuShman reckoned aS
her friends. but one would subscribe to ii,
the gentleman who headed the list. \
well-known literary man declined to put
his name there except To the understand
ing that he should not be called upon for
money. But $500 instead of Sli00-
the amount hoped for-was raised. and
this was largely got by boring people.
many of whom probably could not afford
to pay, for small sums And all to buy
present for an actress almost ON the
verge of the grave, and who was worth
more than half a million dollars with no
descendants to whom to leave it. Miss
Cushman took the gift 1t came in the
form of bronze ornaments She was dis
satisfied because il was not silver, and pro
ceeded without the assent of the donors to
convert it into silver. She died about
year later and had $500 more to
leave. Not a dollar of her fortune Went
to any public or charitable purpose, and
her aged and only sister was left with hut
meagre stipend in the form of an an
nuity. knew this sister. who has since
died and she was a most worthy aud anna
bic woman. She was woman who had
seen better days. could appreciate Injuries
as well as Miss Cushman herself When
there is SO much real want as now exists,
1t Is well that the true story about the
testimonials should be known that peo-
pie may bestow their means more worthily.
city last week, though do not hear Miss
Kellogg herself blamed in the matter
Hartford Copram
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

hENNEHEf, IS.
I'AhEN ON ENEt UTlON, and will be sold by
L public auction, ON saturday, tn. twent,.sixt h
ihh "' NWli. -, lS7p NJ ten O'Clock ia the fo,..
noon, AT the office of g.. &. No>r. in Augusta in
ma 'onnli, all the right in equity which E,u,ln,
iggin-ohc of the within named d.btors-hyL M
the TIME OF! the aitacllin, of he same On tlr
original writ, 10 redeem the following fe,c,il, d
real "Stut., situated in Augusta, in said County
and bounded and cScriheda ~ follows, viz B.rinuiIp
at stone monument On the north line of Conf
street. eighty feet west OF the west line Of stnts
street thence northerlv parallel with State sine,
hhetN-hNc it't thence westerly ing the width
OF nnnty-hNr feet from Court Street, eighty tn a
stone monument; thence southtrlv uarnll,I viii
Ntnr street ninct! five feet 10 Court street: tbenc
sH'lrrH 80 the north lire Of Count street eighty
yet ~ thF Point ~ brGiunipP together with tLr
rlshi "fpa>sagtto and msc qfthc aot >i:n,,d IN rt
l.. On the plan of thu div i,on OF r, al ts;utr H.,
tween the heirs ui Francis Butler deceased ,,lirh
Plan i recorded In lic Registry Of Deeds for k,Irr.
tt hlri! li"nk lLi phgc :Ai, 80 long n, The mo-
pri"tnr Of Lot l., shah chon., to usr il for Vii
he lot hereby dr'c il.d hc Lot marked F. ON md
plan, ANA i TIE sane come eyed to said L,udir WI,
Eln Wy h"lt, Mri"nsIil'n Said premises bing
,aI1r'l I" q hHltkdgc, Itt"It,d IN aid krln ,h.c
iclistr, OF Deeds, Book i?, page Dol given by sniJ
E,ndnr Niegin 10 The Gardiner savings Institution
81 Hnld'liri III Nnii county To secure the ra,nent
m oWomlS.ofN note Tor nine hundred and hnv dol.
mrs dated May pih, l>s., PAYABLE Ia two ytnrs fr,m
date with Interest AT seven und ihrce.ienths rcr
'eni'lm per annum, payable stlnannuallv he
amount due ,aid mortgage will be- made known
nj The time and place of said sale
March l., ls7o Iwl;
Courts OF insolvency.
NOTICE is hereby given, ihqn Courts Of In 81.
~ vcncy will be held al the Proha . Cni.r in
Augusta on the tccOnt and fourth Mopdn,, IN
each month at two O'Clock in the afternoon, Tn il
otherwise ordel cd.
CuAsr rs EgwISs, Regls.cr, -"
""' no. tSWtt
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hFNNFHEC CoTNI|-M P,.dat, C.nIf al
l"gusid, oH Nt Sron.{ NuH,tJYof lIuJ,h. I%5J
4 'tEI Mn l\>IEl MEN L. purpcrtng to b,
"A the last viii and testament Of Nathan McNul.
y, late OF I linton. in said County deceased
having been presented Tor probate:
ORDERED. That notice thereof IN, given thru,
We \ successfully prior to the second Monday ot
April NEXT, in the krmuchrc journal. IL rrw-la!.
per printed IN Augusta, thar all persons interested
may attend ~ Il ont Of Probate. then to be. holl,
At Augusta and show cause. II any VIII,
the said instrument should NOT be proved iplro, d
ami allowed, At, the a~t viii and lr>nuuni of III,
said deceased. H. H. E\kEk .I,l,.,
Attest; oil ARIES tiIWIN>. Register. 9Nlit
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Atgal advertisements.
Notice OF Second Meeting OF Credit
STATE OF MAINE.



cot III OF INSOLVENCY
In The case of Harrison Baker nt ,,,,,,., t.
sald "uniy, n,ol,rht p,btor '' u" N"'''
\'hn T. i h'l'hv given that a petition b,,. IN
I'M imtd day Of March, \. H. 1879 h,"n m,
,,,ii''" 10 ,"ld "uri iur said COUNTY IA, 49, .
'aktr"f augusta. in the uuntv of krrn,l ,,,' i"
Tug l'H u, ma, be d"ciec To have u tull dscbat,,,
-, H. a." ',N "'n, prov able under the Insnl,.nt A.,
"i the state OF Mniur. appro, ,d I,Lru.r, y, ~ w
ana up"h said Petition, n IS OEItI,!u h., 10 Ell
'"nil th"t hearing b" had upon tho sam, Lc',
Sild nuTt, AT the Probate once in Augusta in KIN
,"uh'N .i hrihchtc. on the fourth Mon,ln of Mach
\. - ~ ~ Two o'clock III the afternoon, nnL ,h
,"i u'v''"' "' ln3li,iird ia Daily kcmchec JON.
,"h''' once h""k for three successive w,.ts H.
i"-' luhn'h'l"h T." lee thIcc day> b,tui, H.. In, a.
n'd. ing ana mar all creditors who lnN, pro,. th,
"p,' ana "litr person. interested, may ann ,nr at
,H"i place and tine. aid show tau.c inn, INK h.,,
Why 'isrlnrg" should NOT he, ,trnut,d .,iJ /, ~ ,
according +" the riit,'r at hi, prtitiom ''''
- Ntcst - HtEIE> UENI\s
hsl't,f 81 aid { ONT of >aid county of Kennel,
80 ''' ''''' I.
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NV NLHEt COZ NTl-M Protaf, toH.idt .ta
1"NfG. on NJ, >"'"1a HoHd0B of I,trntrV. I>7D.
w LILLIAN :. LEM M, ,,uardiln OF thutlc.
" H. i""tuHn ot augusta. in said county. min
or wing pcliluue tor c,I,, ell ai public ;luc
"h or private ,Hlc the follow iug al estate, If laid
whid the eratteds To- b. Placed on interest. Niz All
tn hit i 81 aid ward in the hric. hnu,, aud lot
situate" On haI'i street. iprin,IN occupied Il, VIII
liam :. Loou,uh
hlpLi.l.n. That notice thereof h, given thr,
Nt'k >"cc' ,>N"lN rFiur To- the second Monday oi
March neat. in tn, pail, k.nin.h.c iuulIl - nov
paper printed i'll Augusta, that all persons interested
htl attend NJ Il Court of froha;" ti,n to b., hu.l,r
~ Augusta. and show rau>c. if any VIII, th, uf.,,I
OF said petition should not h, granted.
II. II. BAkiE, judge.
Attest CHARLES liLWiN>. Register.
i.bt2t3W &w9w
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Real Estate
FOR ISALEI

lyon. j. u. LANG. of Nassalburo', Offer for sale
L hiH wharf property, situated in Augusta. Said
property commences at the south line OF the lttuos
property, and extends down the river six hundred
feet or over and contains over one hundred feet be
tween the city lots and wharf and II also includes
fish wharf 80 called This property offers better
location for IA wharf than any property in Augusta
II j. nst valuable to parties wishing to erect coal
houses, &c. Also two front lots on Water St extend
ing back to wharf property, with buildings thereon.
bne lot 81 feet front said street and the other 40
feet front Will sell the two last mentioned lots with
the buildings, or will remove buildings aud sell the
land. This wharf property j. entirely safe from the
highest frcshcts thereby Offering location for build
ing which would not be- endangered in any way on
this account. Persons wishing to purchase obtain
any information they may desire by writing to j. d.
LANG, Nassalborough. J. AILANt;, Waterville or by
calling nj y Office, where the deeds and plan of the
property can be Terms of sale will be made
known 10 parties who wish.to purchase.
ARTHUR LIBBEI, Atty nj Law,
AUGUSTA, Me.
March H. 1879. marl5.ttf
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MUSICALE.

Mr.. stephen Grover of Boston, will con.
ttuuc his visits to Augusta and vicinity, hereto
fore from time to tine To tune and repair panotorr,
or to put them in complete order, when the occasion
demands at prices prOporliOnae to the amount OF
work required without the necessity ofmoving them
from the housc. The subscriber, being a maker oi
piahoiortcs, aud formerly ii manufacturer in Bos.
ton and lately six years in the manufactory of Mes
Srs. Chickcrng < sons enables him to present Ia
the musical public entirely different class of work
than has been heretofore introduced. Therefore, il
your piano has become dcmOralized or seeming lI
used mp, II be made good new, in tone action
and durability. BY improving this opportunity You
will have a musical instrument worthy of its name
instead of that imperfect one it'll which YOU are en-
d'avoring to entertain Yourself and friends. Order,
left with lt. HoNEY sos, Music Dealers will b,
attended to AZ an early date. The patronage of Tia,
musical public is respectfully solicited.
STEPHEN GROVER, P;sac-{oY.e Maker
m
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ArGal Advertisements.

hENNEBEC COZ NTI-ju p,o5,,f, fiu,fut ty
H"SfH, on ht s''''nd N0Hi0He FhrHo5U TN7g
BBl \. LiliiiN. Admini,trailix ON the .,tat,
M!lt"n t. Libby, late ui Augusta, in said oun.
~ deceased having potitioucd Tor license TO ,rl
III puhhc auction e" private sale the following real
estate - SAID ceased, for the paw ofhis &c
VIZ wood lot situated IN the town of Hclurnl,
ORDERED, That notice thrr,of hr Given thrc,
week successfully prior To- the second MunIa, of
March ErNt. in thc laiiN krAn,l.c journal a nrw..
paper printed IN augusta, that all person, intcrc>t,,
may att' nd ~ our Of lrolat, then To be- holden
IL Augusta aud show cat-,, if any, why the PRAYER
81 SAID petition should not hc granted
II. Is. NktE Judge.
Attest CHARLES litWIN>, Register.
t,h.l4.:w9w
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LINCOfA. IS: Mdrch s. 1872.
Thea personally appeared. Rachel VI. Moody an,
m4c pn'! that said Lorng Moody, resides hcyont
the limits ii tn StHtr of Maine, in some place IN
known to .fiaut. tL.,t sip hq. used reasonable dill
gtncc To ascertain lis whcrai4uts s,lthgui >ucc,.s
that she has heard that he is now in th STATE OF Cal
iiornu, aud believes that he will there permanently
rrmnn
RACHEL VI. MOODY.
Subscribed and sworn, 80 before M.
GEORGE Is. SkWf IN, Justice, If the Peace.
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STATE or MAINE

~JAiL or MAINE,
hENNEHEF, -! IL Htr Sap. J"" f"rrf IL r0'0
fi0R.
I'ron the within libel ordered. that the libcnnr
Give notice to the respondent therein named to nlr
pear before the justices of the supreme Judicial
court, To bt holden 1T Ni>casset, within and iOt
the County OF Lincoln, on the fourth Tuesday Of
April \. u. ls.9 by publishing an aiicAted cuuy OF
said libel and this order Thereon, three weeks >cco,
sively in the Weekly kennc'rc journal. newspaper
printed at Augusta, in the County Of kennebec The
first publication Ia he thirty days at least before the
sitting ui said Court, that hc may then and there il,
onr said Court appear and show cause ifany he have.
why the PRAYER of said libeunt should not be grant.
ed,
CHARLES DANFOKTH, !. = j. Court
\ true copy of libel and order of court thereon
;wl2 Attest CHARLES WEEKS, Clerk
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sIi'n''' are allowed for laid creditor. TO become
f", ..' =, +. T.. BEAN
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u t., ~, H.. ~ -; ~, ~ Administrator on tn.
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c"nut , ',' nav M presented his first nc.
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- Of Inui,I ~ 10 ADMINISTRATOR ON ia" estate
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Iar.r printed in lu.i,.,, ~" IN ""''ihai' news
,d mnS attend AZ a. 1,,,i, i ".' persons interest.
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should mon H.. .l,,vr., '' " any WHY 'ht same
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-29

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